Fungi fans come 2 gether
Mount Pisgah Arboretum Mushroom Festival will be
held on Sunday, Oct. 27 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 34901
Frank Parrish Road.The family-friendly event, co-hosted
with Cascade Mycological Society and Lane Community
College, features mushroom display, kids’ booth at the
Fun Fungal Facts tent, fresh cider, hayrides, live music,
food and crafts. Bring mushrooms to be identified to our
Ask an Expert table, visit the Edible, Poisonous and Look-
Alikes tent to learn about some mushroom species to enjoy
and some others to avoid. JEN BLUE/THE CHRONICLE
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Lace
yourself
Oregon
Trail
Lacemakers promote
What 2 Do at My
Brothers’ Farm
Check out the Fall Festival on Saturday, Oct.
19 and 26 for hayrides, pumpkins, bison and
pigs. Bring the family and enjoy a hayride,
take a gander at the bison and pigs and take
home a pumpkin from the pumpkin patch.
Hayrides depart from the red barn at 11 a.m.
and 1 p.m. Wear good farm shoes and rain
gear. Rain or shine. Farm product including
bison, hazelnuts, pesto and pork shares will
be available for purchase in our farm store
at the end of the tour. Hayride: $5, children
under 1 ride free. Pumpkins: 50 cents per
pound. Located at 84674 Cloverdale Road,
Creswell. JEN BLUE/THE CHRONICLE
Take 2
Photo illustration: Andrew von Engel/The Chronicle
Listen 2 ʻTales of an
Oregon Buckaroo’
Experience songs and
poems by balladeer Tim
Jenkins on Saturday, Oct.
19 in Creswell. Jenkins
has been performing folk
music for over 40 years
and has a vast reper-
toire of mainly tradi-
tional folk songs, from
ancient Scottish ballads
to Delta blues to cowboy
songs. The show begins
at 7 p.m. at Creswell
Presbyterian Church.
Bonus: All donations
benefi t the Creswell
Historical Society.
File photo
interest in fi ne old laces
and preserve them for
posterity. The group
meets monthly to make
lace by hand, espe-
cia lly bobbin laces.
The group has active
Creswell members and
offers self-paced classes.
Guests are welcome to
drop in on Saturday,
Oct. 19 at Willamette
Oaks Retirement Living,
455 Alexander Loop.
Contact: 541-484-1180
or oregontraillacemak-
ers.weebly.com.
GINI DAVIS/
THE CHRONICLE
Blink funny?
Regret that hairdo? Little
Johnny couldn’t keep his
fi ngers out of his nose?
Creslane Elementa r y
School picture retakes
are on Wednesday, Oct.
23, from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
File photos