South Tabor Yard Sale & Garden Tour 2026
STNA is organizing our 5th annual neighborhood yard sale and Garden Tours. Invite your neighbors to see your hard spring work, and maybe inspire others to try their green thumb!…
SE Division Street to Powell Boulevard
Neighbors looking after South Tabor since 1972
If you live, work, or own a business or property in South Tabor, you are invited to take part. Volunteers meet every month to share ideas, make decisions, and plan projects for the neighborhood.
Next board meeting
7–8:30 p.m.
St. Mark’s Church, 5415 SE Powell Blvd. Enter from the north parking lot.
Third Thursday of every month except December. All are welcome at any STNA meeting.
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STNA Happy Hour
Join us for a holiday happy hour with your neighbors. Meet some neighbors and find out what your association is up to. Details: Thursday, Dec 18th from 5-8 pm @…
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Findley Commons BBQ – July 25th
The South Tabor Neighborhood Association and Findley Commons would love to invite you to a free, family-friendly community BBQ on Friday, July 25th. Please come join us in getting to…
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South Tabor Yard Sale & Garden Tour 2025
STNA is organizing our 4th annual neighborhood yard sale and Garden Tours. Invite your neighbors to see your hard spring work, and maybe inspire others to try their green thumb!…
SE Division Street
SE 52nd Avenue
- Franklin High School
- Atkinson Elementary School
- Woodward Street Neighborhood Greenway
- Gathering place at SE 61st and Clinton, built by City Repair
- Farmers market on Division at Tabor Commons
SE 82nd Avenue
SE Powell Boulevard
About South Tabor
South Tabor takes its name from Mt. Tabor Park, just to the north. It is a quiet, mostly residential neighborhood with beautiful gardens, schools, and a greenway that runs its full length east to west.
STNA was formed in 1972 by parents from Kellogg, Youngson, and Atkinson elementary schools when the Mt. Hood Freeway threatened Southeast neighborhoods. Today we work to make Division and Powell safer, organize the garden tour, and build on what makes South Tabor a good place to live.