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F rien d s o f th e C h ild ren F u n d ra iser - T hursday, July 26,
from 7p.m . to 10p.m., the Tin Shed, I438N.E. AlbertaSt., will
host a Friends o f the Children fundraiser featuring the Dave
M ilne Group. Friends for the C hildren provide professional
m e n to rs to v u ln e ra b le c h ild r e n in n e e d . V is it
tinshedgardencafe.com orfriendsofthechildren.com for more
information.
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and Oh! my so much more at the W orld Forestry Center
through Sept. 16. Free with the cost o f museum admission. For
more information, visit www.worldforestry.org
Z oom U ganda — Visit the World Forestry C enterfor the photo
essay: “ 12 Girls, 12 Cameras: A Day in Their Lives through
Their Eyes,” a docum entary on the lives of 12 orphaned girls
from Uganda. The exhibit runs through Aug. 31 in the center’s
Discovery M useum in the Special Exhibits Gallery.
S lid ers ( ir ill — Sliders G rill, 3 0 1 1 N. Lom bard, will feature
M ark L cm house’s “Hill Country B lues” Show on Friday,
July 27, at 9 p.m., Saturday, July 2 8 a t9 p .m .,T a p w a te r“Jam
G rass" will take the stage. Contact 503-459-4488, for m ore
information.
A nd T h e H orse Y ou R ode In O n -- Friday and Saturday, July
27 and July 28, at 8 p.m., the Village Ballroom -Crim son Theater,
700 N.E. Dekum Ave., presents this hilarious sketch com edy
show , adm ission cost $10. For more inform ation visit
thetragedies.com .
( )regon B rew ers Festival - The 20th Oregon Brewers Festival
kicks o ff on Thursday, July 26 at noon, running through
Sunday, July 29. This year’s festival at the downtown W ater
front Park features 74 handcrafted lagers. For m ore inform a
tion, visit oregonbeer.org.
Body W o rld s ,3 — G et grossed out or intrigued by the dynamic
human body. Real life bodies are on display at OM SI through
a process called plastination. Started by Dr. G unther von
Hagens in 1977, the scientist has been able to halt decom po
sition to show the living how what we do affects our body.
Body W orlds 3 lasts until October. For more information, visit
omsi.org.
H ip -h op D ance C lasses - Vancouver-Clark Parks and Recre
ation is hosting family friendly hip-hop dance classes forages
5 to 18. Various lessons teach rhythm, technique, coordina
tion, agil ity, com binations and teamwork through urban dance
moves. Form ore information, call 360-696-8236.
T rip p in ' th ro u g h Tow n -- Take a trip through time to find the
hottest poetry, hip-hop and soul influencing Portland on
W ednesdays at the Ohm. $7 cover. 31
N. W. First Ave.
3 L eg T o rs o a t W o n d e r B allro o m - V agabond O pera will
jo in 3 L eg T o rso for an all-ag es co n c ert a, the W o n d er
B allroom in north east P ortland on F rid ay . Ju ly 27. W ith
m usic and m ayhem , song and story, belly d an cin g and
o th e r d elig h ts, this G ypsy C ab aret ev en in g w ii, b rid g e
the old w orld and the new in unex p ected w ays. D oors at
8 p.m ., show at 9 p.m . T ic k ets are $ 1 1 in ad v an ce and
$ 1 3day o f show .
K aren M a ria C a p o & I Ja z z Blue -
T ony Starlight's SupperClub, 3728 N.E.
Sandy Blvd., will host Karen Maria
Capo & Le Jazz Blue, on W ednesday,
Aug. 8, from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Form ore
information contact 503-517-8584.
O p en M ie N ight -- Every W ednesday
night at 7 p.m.. Proper Eats Market and
Cafe, 8638 N. Lombard St., hosts open mic
night.
F re e C o n c e rts in th e P a rk - Portland Parks and Recreation
invites fam ilies to bring their picnic baskets and enjoy the
free sum m er concerts in the park. For m ore inform ation, visit
P ortlandParks.org.
R e tu rn to O z — Discovery M useum
hosts Return to Oz, an exhibit that is
sure to make you rem em ber the poppy
fields, wicked witches, flying monkeys
B laeque B utterfly - Thursday, July 26,
Ohm, lstandC ouch(nexttoV oodoo)w ill
host poets, live music, com edy and fun.
Portland’s own Toni Hill and Miz Floes
from Seattle will be take the stage.
“A series of vibrations. What does
it matter, the source of the
catalyst?”
Toni Hill
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