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Lake Oswego’s International Festival I tighlights Music, Dance And Song
The Third Annual Lake Oswego
International Festival kicks off with
an exciting free “Concert in the Park,”
Friday, September 10, at 6-8pm, in
the Roehr Park Amphitheatre on
Oswego Pointe Drive. Featuring the
Irene Farrera Tropical Band, Latin
America music and spicy attitude
will get the Festival crowd in the
spirit for a three-day celebration of
world cultures and festivities.
Ms. Farrera is a Venezuelan
singer and guitarist who, with her
keyboardist, bassist and drummer,
create a rich mix o f Latin standards
and original sounds. The audience is
invited to sing along, dance along
and have a wonderful time, compli
ments ofsponsor Oswego Pointe Bar
A Grill. Come early as expected
attendance is over 500 people. Park
ing is available at the public lot on
Foothills Road and State Street, next
to the Trolley, and at First and A
Street, next to the Fire Station.
Throughout the cultural regions
of Asia, Africa, Latin America, South
Pacific, Americana, Mediterranean
and Europe, entertainment, food and
events will be offered to Festival
attendees. In addition, a Grand Prize
Trip for Two to Costa Rica, spon
sored by Rossman Sanitary, will be
awarded to some lucky Festival goer.
Entry forms for the Travel Prize
and other Festival prizes are avail
able at all participating Lake Os
wego businesses during the Festi
val hours. O ther ev ents include:
• S aturday m orning, the In
ternational Parade, sponsored by
Northwest Jeep Eagle o f Beaverton,
comes marching down A Avenue In
Lake Oswego to the sounds o f bands,
musical groups, songs and instru
ments. Clowns, jugglers. mini-floats,
animals, and world characters in na
tive dress will add to the parade’s
excitement.
• The W orld Stage, sponsored
by Milwaukie Glass, will feature en
tertainment from around the world
on Saturday and Sunday, 11am to
5pm. Located in the Latin America
cultural region between A and B
Streets on First Street, dancers, sing
ers and music from Latin America
will be a featured attraction, culmi-
Dance Cruises
Blow Those Bagpipes: The Willamette Valley Pipe Band is back to perform again at the Lake Oswego
International Festival.
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light Dance Cruises have become a
virtual nautical novelty. The Spirit
o f Portland began its Moonlight
Dance Cruises in June, one month
after arriving in Portland. Duringthe
past m onth, M o o n light Dance
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people onto the boat every Friday
and Saturday night. Don Fuchs, Gen
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land, says the reason for its success
is, "... a combination o f the warm
weather and more and more people
learning about the boat. Once people
come on a Moonlight Dance Cruise
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warm lighting, and marble dance
floor creates an ambiance for a won
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Portland's finest local bands
serve as the entertainment aboard
these fun filled cruises. Moonlight
Dance Cruises aboard the Spirit o f
Portland take place every Friday and
Saturday night from 11:00pm -
1:00am. The Spirit of Portland is
docked at Tom McCall Waterfront
Park at SW Front & Salmon. Tickets
are just $5.95 throughout the sum-
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