Woodland's July 3–4 Independence Day events: fireworks, parade, free swim
Woodland hosts two days of Independence Day events, from fireworks at the high school stadium to a bike parade, pancake breakfast and free swim.
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Woodland hosts two days of Independence Day events, from fireworks at the high school stadium to a bike parade, pancake breakfast and free swim.
Residents can now watch video of the 2026 State of the City and see an in-depth look at where the city stands.
The Entrepreneurship Makerspace Boot Camp starts September 1 with an information night and drop-in registration on August 25 at Square One in the Woodland Public Library.
Woodland will waive Public Swim admission at both city pools on days forecast to reach 105°F or higher.
Woodland Public Library now offers a free online author talk series three times a month, with chances to ask questions.
The city's Sustainability Advisory Committee is looking for volunteers to clean up the Farmers Central Ditch and East Regional Pond area on Saturday, September 19.
Two early-stage biotech companies will get free lab space, a bioreactor and consulting for a year at AgStart's downtown Woodland facility.
The City of Woodland Planning Commission will hold a free awards ceremony Thursday, October 1 at 6:30 PM in the City Council Chambers, with a reception to follow.
The city's annual pool event runs two hours with no registration or time slots, and pumpkins to take home cost $8.
The Woodland Public Library's second annual Library After Dark runs Friday, Oct. 23, from 6 to 8 p.m. with live music, crafts and an escape room.