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Live Music Every Night
Kick o ff your week with live jazz every Sunday at 9 p.m. at
The Blue M onk (3341 SE B elm ont) • P articipate in a
m ixed-m edia open m ic night each M onday at the Back
to Back Café (614 East Burnside) • The Thorn City
Im prov, featuring m em bers o f O ldom inion, Q uivah.T he
C hosen and The Black Notes, perform a, C o n an ’s (3862
S.E. H aw thorne) every T uesday a, 10 p.m . • C elebrate
H um p Day at The R ed Sea ( 3 8 1 S. W. 3 rd A re) a fter work
on W ednesdays, fro m 5 to 9 p.m. • Inch tow ard the
weekend at the Candlelight Room (2032 SW 5th Ave) with
the Black Notes, perform ing each Thursday • Celebrate
Friday with M el Brown, who pla ys ja z z at S a lty 's on the
Colum bia every Friday a n d Saturday, a n d Jim m y M ak 's
on Tuesdays a n d Thursdays • Round o ff your week with
live Reggae on Fridays and Saturdays at M ontego Bay,
(1239 S.W . Jefferson).
PORTLAND PARKS & REG
Healthy Parks. Healthy P o rtlan d
Washington Parie
Summer Festival
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Linda Hornbuckle - blues/gospel
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Broadway to Hollywood - musical theatre
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Antonio Centurion Trio & Grupo Condor -
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Portland Festival Symphony with
Julianne R. Johnson, vocalist
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Craicmore - Celtic
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Family Jubilee - traditional American roots
9
Portland Taiko - pan Asian drums
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Under The Mango Tree: African stories, songs
& dance with Obo Addy. Okropong & guests
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Reggie Houston & The Crescent City Connection -
New Orleans jazz
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Celebrating Vietnamese Culture
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Portland Festival Symphony with 3 Leg Torso
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Mazeltov Orchestra with Israeli dancing
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Jazz is Alive: Portland meets San Francisco
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Portland SummerFest presents Opera in the Park -
Barber o f Seville
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Melao de Carla: Cuban dance party
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Rain date
Hotzone brings an exciting night o f martial
arts to the Rose G arden Saturday, Aug. 5 at
7:30 p.m. featuring O lym pic Silver M edalist
Matt Lindland with five-ti me champion Randy
Couture. Tickets are $28 to $ 168 plus service
fees. For tickets or more inform ation, visit
www a K iftu in n in
orcall 1-877-789-
ROSE(7673).
G reen
Grant, Adams and W ashington will host the
Old School Jam, Saturday, Aug. 12 at the
Sheraton Airport. T he Kirk G reen Band will
provide en tertain m en t, w ith special g u ests
the B eyons. T ic k ets are $25 in ad v an ce, or
at the d o o r for $ 3 5 /in d iv id u als and $ 60/
couples, available at G en e v a's. R eflections,
M e 'R a e 's , the P o rtland O b serv er or any
co m m ittee m em ber. For m ore in fo rm atio n ,
call M ichael D onaldson at 5 0 3 -3 0 9 -6 5 5 6 or
em ail JeffC lass74® 1 m sn.com .
F r e ig h t i i n e r
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‘T xlgeC olor Eight” at IECC Gallery -Theexhibit
"Paperw ork: edge color light”, featuring three
presenters w ho explore the nature and limits o f
paper and it’s partnership with the artist, exhibits
through Aug. 18 at the Interstate Firehouse C u l
tural Center, 5340 N. Interstate. G allery hours are
Tuesday through Friday 11 a.m . to 6 p.m. and
Saturdays noon to 4 p.m. For more inform ation,
call 503-823-4322.
C om edy ‘P riv a te E yes - The lines between truth
and love get crossed in the dark com edy 'Private
E yes,’ playing through Aug. 12 at Theatre T h e
ater, 3430 S.E. Belm ont St. T he story follow s
M atthew and Lisa, a husband and wife rehearsing
fo ra play in which they play an
actress and director having an
affair. Tickets are $10. For res
ervations, call 503-232-5375.
B rin g in g A n cien t G reece to
Life — State-of-the-art technol
ogy transports audiences back
to the dawn o f dem ocracy and
the birthplace o f W estern Civi
lization in the new IMAX ad
venture “Greece: Secrets o f the
P ast” . P o rtlan d 's O m nim ax
T heater is located at the O r
egon M useum o f Science and
Industry, 1945 S.E. W ater Ave.
Private E yes
For tickets and show ti mes cal I
5 0 3 -7 9 7 -4 6 4 0 o r visit w w w .o m si.ed u /v isit/
omnimax.
C all to A rtists — Local artists are encouraged to
show o ff their talent by becom ing a Portland Open
Studios Artist. Each year, 96 artists are chosen
from the m etro area to open their studios and
becom e part o f an exciting regional art event. Visit
portlandopenstudios.com for more information.
R a re E bony S cu lp tu re s - Master carvers from the
T anzania tribe M akonde have been carving ebony
for centuries, and now the public can see some o f
Ben & Jerry’s Ice Cream & Talki's Souvlaki
Thank you to our Good Neighbor Sponsors
Arlington Heights Neighborhood Association. KINK fm 102. TriMet
Avoid parking hassles Ride TriMet «63 or
Max Blue Line to the zoo and Rose Garden shuttle.
Details at www.PortlandParks org or 503-823-PLAY
T r ip p in ' th ro u g h T ow n -
Take a trip through tim e to
find the hottest poetry, hip-
hop and soul influencing Port
land on W ednesdays at the
Ohm. $ 7 cover. 31 N.W . First
Ave.
Belly D ance C lasses - C ara
van Studios offers classes in
belly dance, African dance
an d
m o re .
V is it
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- Jam Night,
Port I and' s ever-popular com
edy and variety show is at
C hristian Perform ing Arts
Center, 8131 N. D enver Ave. Show s continue
every Friday night starting at 9 p.m. with dinner
by M ondem aj C atering next door to the show
at6 :3 0 an d 7 :3 0 p .m .
T im e to Jam
H ip -h o p D an ce C lasses — V ancouver-Clark
Parks and Recreation is hosting family friendly
hip-hop dance classes for ages 5 to 18. V arious
lessons teach rhythm , technique, coordina
tion, agility, co m b in atio n s and team w ork
through urban dance moves. For more inform a
tion, cal 1360-696-8236.
Free Concerts at Washington Park
C raicm ore, a C eltic m u sic a l
group, ta k e s th e W a sh in g to n
Park S u m m e r F estival s ta g e on
M onday, Aug. 7.
20 E n t e r ia in m P resents
The Latin A m erica n folk g ro u p G rupo C ondor p e rfo rm s
Aug. 5 a t th e fre e W a sh in g to n Park S u m m e r Festival.
SPOTLIGHT
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the m ost valuable wood on the globe at the
World Forestry Center. General adm ission is $7
for adults, $6 for seniors, $5 for children, and
m em bers are free.
Beginning Thursday, Aug. 3
and for 15 consecutive nights,
the
W ashington
Park
Amphitheatre will host Portland
Parks & R ecreation's 2006
Washington Park Summer Fes
tival.
The lineup offers a fabulous
destination to thousands of fami-
Picnic« welcome & food available for purchase from
B o o k by
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August 2, 2006
15 consecutive
nights planned
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County Recycled Arts Festival, Saturday, Aug.
5th from lOa.nt. lo b p.m. and Sunday. Aug. 6th
from 10 a.m. to4 p.m. at Esther Short Park. -MX)
W. 6th St. in Vancouver. O ver 40 artists will
exhibit and sell w orks made from reclaim ed
and recycled materials. Activities will be
hosted by SC R A P and the Com m unity C y
cling Center, with onstage perform ances by
Taarka, Fools In Paradise, M udeye Puppet
Com pany, Rose City Bluegrass, Sw ingin
Amiss, D ylan-Thom as Vance. W hite Rhino,
Trashcan Joe, and Eartha The Ecological
Clown.
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concert series is being made
possible by Freightliner, the
Swan Island-based truck manu
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The lineup spans the musical
arts spectrum - from jazz to
bluegrass, from opera to Cuban
dance.
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tradition in Portland, and we are
especially excited about
this year."
Opening night fea
tures blues and gospel
sin g e r
L inda
Hornbuckle. A musical
theater performance of
“Broadway to Holly
wood” is on Friday,
Aug. 4; Latin Ameri
Ju lia n n e J o h n s o n
can folk musicians An
tonio Centurion Trip & Grupo
Condo perform on Saturday,
Aug. 5; the Portland Festival
Symphony with pop and gospel
singer Julianne Johnson play
Sunday, Aug. 6; Celtic musical
group Craie more perform Mon-
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Concerts begin each evening
at 6 p.m. A complete schedule
of performers is available at
www.portlandparks.org.
TriMet will add bus service
for festival concertgoers, mak
ing easy connections with a spe
cial event bus, running between
the Washington Park MAX sta
tion and Amphitheatre before
and after the concerts. For trip
p lan n in g a ssista n c e , visit
tri met.org or call 503-238-RIDE.
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