Welcome!
The Mt. Tabor Neighborhood Association helps organize and educate people as they engage with Portland city government. Our meetings are open to all, and membership is free and automatic for anyone who lives or works in the neighborhood.
MTNA General Membership and Board Meeting -- Wed., July 16, 2025 -- 7 p.m. -- Hybrid
The MTNA will hold its next monthly meeting on Wed. July 16, 2025. The MTNA General Membership Meeting is from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. followed by the MTNA Board Meeting from 8:30 to 9:00 p.m. Community members are welcome at both. You can participate in person by coming to Taborspace at SE 55th and Belmont (downstairs in the dining room) or online via Zoom. To view the meeting agenda and to access the Zoom link, visit our Meetings page. We will be introduced to some proposed amendments to our MTNA Bylaws--one change would be for the MTNA to meet on the 2nd Wed instead of the 3rd Wed each month. We will vote on the changes at the August MTNA meeting. Click here to see the proposed bylaws amendments.
Rare Original 1892 "Mt. Tabor Views" Color Real Estate Brochure Found
The MTNA Neighborhood History Project group tracked down a rare, original color copy of the 1892 "Mt. Tabor Views" real estate brochure. Norm Gholston, with the Architectural Heritage Foundation, has an original copy in his personal collection. Norm scanned all 24 pages for us. The brochure includes amazing, detailed drawings of different views of our neighborhood in 1892 and descriptions of what the neighborhood was like back then. You can view the brochure here. Please contact the MTNA (contact.mtna@gmail.com) if you have any questions or would like more information.
Monthly Meetings
General meetings are on the third Wednesday of the month, from 7:00 PM–8:30 PM. (No meeting in December.) Staring in June 2024 we will test new tech to allow us to meet both in-person at Taborspace AND on Zoom (find links under the "meetings" tab of this website).
Meetings are ADA-accessible and open to the public.
Every resident of our city has a Neighborhood Association they can call their own. To find yours visit: this City of Portland page.