The Clackamas print. (Oregon City, Oregon) 1989-2019, October 23, 2013, Page 5, Image 5

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    PR IN T : Arts& Culture
Wednesday, October23,2013
$ 5
Community Round-Up
Looking
for some culture?
Get free passes to
all sorts of cultural
events through the
West Linn Library.
Exhibits around
Oregon City, Wfest
Linn and Portland.
Visit wfestlihnoregon.
gov/library/reserve-
cultural-pass to sign
up.
The West Linn
Library is also search­
ing for artwork for its
community room art
gallery. Selected art­
ists will have their art
featured for an entire
month during the next
year. Find more infor­
mation at westlin-
noregon.gov/library/
community-room-art-
gallery
Attend a free view­
ing o f the stars at the
Haggart Observatory.
The CCC Asstronomy
club hosts public
nights in the observa­
tory on campus. View
outer space with the
24-inch or 13-inch
Newtonian telescopes.
Viewing time can be
limited based on the
number of patrons. If
the weather is unpre­
dictable the day of
the event, call first to
make sure the viewing
is scheduled.
Where:
Environmental
Learning Center -
Oregon City Campus.
When: The follow­
ing Saturdays October
26 November 30 and
December 30.
Time: Sunset until
11 p.m.
More information
available by calling
Diana Fredlund, Rose
City Astronomers
media director, at 503-
594-6044 or media@
rosecityastronomers.
org or by visiting their
website - www.rosec-
ityastronomers.org/
Oregon City
Saturday Farmers
Market: Farmers
and vendors sell local
produce, flowers^
plants, meat, fish,
eggs, cheese, bread,
pastries, nuts, honey
preserves, hummus,
soaps, lotions, wood
crafts and hot and
cold food and drinks.
Features live music,
cooking demonstra­
tions and a Kids
Power o f Produce
Club.
Debit, SNAP and
WIC accepted.
Every Saturday
through Oct. 26.9
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Clackamas County
Public Services
Building, Parking
Lot, 2051 Kaen Road,
Oregon City
Free admission
orcityfarmersmar-
ket.com or Jackie
Hammond-Williams,
503-734-0192, or |
marketmanager@
orcityfarmersmarket.
The Clackamas
County Fair’s annual
fair theme contest.
You can be the indi­
vidual responsible for
deciding this year’s
theme. Theme ideas
can be modem, tradi­
tional or completely
avant-garde. Anyone
may enter. You do
not need to live in
Clackamas County to
participate. Winner
receives a free sea­
son family pass (two
adults, two children)
and free parking too.
Submit your entries
to the fair office by
4:00 p.m. on October
31, 2013.You may
enter as many ideas as
you can imagine. Four
to six finalists will
be selected. Vote for
your favorite online
during November.
Winning Fair theme
will be announced on
December 6.
Entries can be
com
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faxed, sent via
Facebook, Twitter or
hand delivered to: |
Clackamas County
Event Center
694 NE 4th Avenue
Canby, OR 97013
Phone: 503-266-
1136
Fax: 503-266-2833
Email: fairoffice@
wavecable.com
Facebook:
Clackamas County
Fair
Twitter:
ClackamasCoFair
For additional infor­
mation and rules con­
tact the Fair Office
at 503-266-1136 or •
visit clackamascoun-
tyeventcenter.com.