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Good in the Neighborhood
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The annual
festival will
feature the
Patrick Lamb
Band on
Saturday.
SPECIAL GUEST
SATURDAY
JUNE
games will offer up goodies for the
kids from noon to 6 p.m. each day.
R&B, funk, jazz, hip hop, reggae, The U.S. Marines will have an ob­
gospel and world beat rhythms. stacle course set up, along with a
Many o f Portland’s top performers slam dunk competition.
A parade featuring floats, vin­
will be in attendance, including the
Patrick Lamb Band, N ’ Touch and tage cars, a drill team and much
Ocean 503 on Saturday, and Broth­ more will grace Martin Luther King
ers of the Baladi, the Norman Jr. Blvd. from Northeast Russell to
Sylvester Band and the Linda Alberta Streets at 11 a.m. on Satur­
day. MayorTom Potter will serve as
Hombuckle Band on Sunday.
The smell of international food the grand marshal.
in the air from a variety of booths
“It’s fun for the whole family,”
will lure tastebuds into wanting to Roberts said.
People are encouraged to bring
try a little of everything. A garden
showcasing M cM enam in’s beer their own blankets and chairs to
and wine will loosen up the legs to enjoy the festivities.
For more information, including
dance to the beats.
Arts and crafts, a Bug Zoo, a schedule and parade route, visit
clowns, a face painter and carnival www.goodintheneighborhood.org.
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