August 21, 1991—The Portland Observer-Page 7
Portland Observer
ENTERTAINMENT
•There's a whole lot to be excited about tor all of these concerts • Wonderful artists in a dream setting w ith a view of the city, the mountains & the park • All five evenings are going to be a real partyl There's
• going to b e fo o d galote for everyone Great choices like barbeque chicken, po tato salad, com o r •
6pm Thur/daq, A u g u /t 1 9 *h
from New Orleans Cynl, Art, Aaron, A Charles
Neville B ro th e r/
*■ M m Oirtq 1>ozen Brazz Band
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Labor Day Weekend Concerts at
the Rose Garden Amphitheatre
in Portland's Washington Park
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folk rock harmony at its best!
Indiqo G i r l /
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Jpm Labor Pag, September ln d
Bank of America
Jump-lip! with the hottest reggae from Jamaica
Jimmij C liff fr
Burning / p e a r
fc- the Burning Band
Bradford Marsalis
Advance tickets
are on sale now
at all Gl Joe's
TICKETMASTER
outlets or Music
Millennium, or
call charge by
phone 222-4148
three great jazz talents In one evening!
Branford Marsalis
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Diane /chuur
plus special quest Tom G ra n t
No
refunds
or
exchanges. All bekett
are subject to service
charge. AH seats are
general
admission
Gates open tw o hours
before showtime Bead
blankets
and
sand
chairs only. All shows
«re rain or Shine Sorry,
but event regulations
require that all food
and
beverage
be
purchased at the site
an evening o f legendary blues
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Take this coupon to any Gl Joe's TICKETMASTER outlet or Music _
Millennium for $2 o ff the regular price o f $21 50 for the August ■
31, 1991 concert featuring Branford Marsalis, Diane Schuur, and |
Tom Grant, or $2 o ff the regular price o f $20.50 for the |
September 1, 1991 concert featuring BB King and the Buddy
Guy Blues Band . A ll tickets subject to service charge. Limit one ■
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The Sound of Young America
Bank Of America’s Rock ‘n’ Rose
Concerts Return To
The Rose Garden Amphitheatre
Showcasing some of the finest
national talent, such as B.B. King,
Bradford Marsalis, and The Neville
Brothers, the Rock ‘n’ Rose Concerts
return to the Rose Garden Amphitheatre
in Washington Park over Labor Day
Weekend. Five summer evenings of
•op-notch music, towering trees and a
tremendous skyline view will be pre­
sented August 29th through September
2nd as Bank of America returns the
Rock ‘n ’ Rose benefit concert series for
its second year. Proceeds from the 1991
Rock ‘n ’ Rose Concerts go towards
developing a funding base to return the
long-standing Portland Bureauof Parks
and Recreation’s free concerts in the
park, the Washington Park Festival.
The Washington Park Festival is a
separate scries of concerts that take
place one week before the Rock ‘n ’
Rose Concerts.
The existence of the Rock ‘n ’ Rose
Concerts make the free Washington
Park Festival a reality once again. Origi-
nab y started over 40 years ago, the
Washington Park Festival included
cultural events that might not other­
wise be accessible to the public such as
plays, musical theatre, and the Woody
Hite Big Band. When the bureau lost its
funding, the program saw its demise. It
was the wish of city officials that it
return. So, with the help of corporate
sponsors like, Bank of America, The
Oregonian’s A & E guide, Henry Wcin-
hard’s, GTE Mobilnet, Burger King
and others, Showman Inc. and Monqui
Presents organized the first Rock ‘n’
Rose benefit at the amphitheatre in 1990.
Last year’s Rock ‘n ’ Rose Con­
certs drew 15,000 people bringing in a
base huge enough to help fund this
year’s free Washington Park Festival.
This year’s concerts, which take place
August 21st - 25th, arc provided by
non-profit organizations such as the
Oregon Bluegrass Association, the Jazz
Society of Oregon, the Portland Sym­
phony, and the Homowa Foundation of
African Arts and Culture. Presented by
Bank of America, the Washington Park
Festival will once again allow families
to enjoy the pristine nature of the Rose
Garden Amphitheatre in Washington
Park. Eventually promoters hope to
develop enough of a funding base through
the Rock ‘n ’ Rose Concerts to return
theater and additional events to the park.
Shanice Wilson is joined on the set of her upcoming video by Motown
President/CEO Jheryl Busby and video director Jeffrey Hornaday. The
18-year-old Shanice was in Hollywood filming her upcoming “I Love Your
Smile" video which is slated to debut in late August. The single, produced
by multiple Grammy-winner Narada Michael Walden, will be released
Sept. 3 and followed by her Inner Child LP in October. Shanice is primed
to further establish Motown's hot streak as she follows label-mates
Another Bad Creation, Boyz II Men and Stevie Wonder to the Top 10 of
1991 pop charts.
T he P ups A re R u n n in g !
55th Annual Sapling Derby.
Semi-finals for the
$22,200 event
will be held
Wednesday,
Aug. 28 with
the nine
finalists
competing for
the prestigious title on Saturday, Aug. 31.
The premier puppy event of the season
gets underway this week at
Multnomah Greyhound
Track. The
36 swiftest
greyhounds to
begin their careers at MGT
this year will compete
Thursday and Friday in
first round qualifications for the
GREYHOUND RACING
MULTNOMAH GREYHOUND TRACK
Oregon's Favorite Spectator Sport
NE 223rd & Glisan
Reservations 6 6 9 - 2 2 8 0
Tuesday-Saturday 7:30 p.m.
Saturday Matinee 1:00 p.m.
Sunday Matinee 2:00 p.m.
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