Hunt for hand-blown glass hearts scattered throughout Tualatin parks and trails the entire month of February. Keep the heart as a reminder of the love we have for our city or share the love by hiding it again for another person to discover. Snap a photo and tag us at #ShareTheLoveTualatin. Brought to you by your City of Tualatin Parks and Recreation Department.
FAQs
Where are the hearts hidden?
- The hearts are hidden in Atfalati Park, Browns Ferry Park, Ibach Park, Jurgens Park, Little Woodrose Natural Area, Lafky Park, Las Casitas Park, Commons Park, Community Park, the Lake of the Commons, Sweek Pond Natural Area. Hearts will also be hidden along city greenway trails including Chieftain Dakota, Hedges Creek, Hi-West, Ice Age Tonquin Trail, Saum Creek, Shaniko, and the Tualatin River Greenway Trail. PARKS MAP
- You will not need to climb or dig for the hearts.
Who hides the hearts?
- The hearts are hidden by City of Tualatin employee volunteers. The heart hiders are very stealthy and enjoy finding creative places to hide the hearts.
When are the hearts hidden?
- The hearts are hidden throughout the month of February.
- A new batch of hearts are hidden each week.
- There is no specific day of the week or time of day that the hearts are hidden. Volunteers are assigned one of four weeks to hide hearts in specific parks and greenways. They can hide them all at once or throughout the assigned week.
2026 glass artist- Timothy Jaquet
Glass artist Timothy Jaquet of Olympia, Washington has been creating gorgeous glass objects since 2015. You may have seen Tim at the West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta selling hand blown glass pumpkins!