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April 18. 2 0 0 7
S exyB ack Tour C om in g
Top pop star Justin Timberlake has announced
plans to bring his "SexyBack" tour back to
Portland’s Rose Garden Arena on Sept. 7. Tickets
went on sale Saturday. Timberlake has broken all
album sales records with his latest record
“FutureSex/LoveSounds. ”
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Dragon Arts Studio performers present Images of China using
Chinese rod puppetry, an ancient art form.
Puppetfest in Vancouver
T ears o f Joy T heatre hosts
Puppetfest on Saturday, April 28
from 10:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at
Firstenburg Community Center, 700
N.E. 136th Ave. in Vancouver.
The performances are free, along
with some puppet-making activi­
ties foryoung children. A $5 work­
shop pass will be good for work­
shops teaching puppetry voice,
character-building and construc­
tion.
Puppetfest will also feature an
engaging lineup of performances.
workshops and exhibits. Dragon
Arts Studio will present "Images of
China," blending music, humor,
special effects and Chinese rod
puppetry, an ancient art form sel­
dom seen in the U.S.
A spectacular exhibit o f antique,
rare and collectible puppets will be
displayed by Old World Theatre.
Based in Vancouver, Tears of
Joy has served children and fami­
lies for 35 years and is nationally
recognized for its commitment to
excellence.
Jazz Band at the Blue Monk
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Brian Ward
An incredible night of jazz
featuring the Brian Ward Quar­
tet is coming to the Blue Monk,
3341 S.E. Belmont St., on Sat­
urday, April 28 at 9 p.m.
The band features Stu Cook
on drums and Al Criadoon bass,
and will feature Jim Pribbenow,
a sem i-regular on Tuesday
n ig h ts at the Blue M onk.
Pribbenow is one of the nation's
premier saxophonists.
The quartet, a tight band that
explores a lot of territory, will
perform m aterial developed
from their regular gig.