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Boldly Beautiful —Friday,Oct. 12,
at 8 p.m., the Portland Columbia
Symphony Orchestra will be per
forming Boldly Beau-
tifu l, at the First
U nited M eth o d ist
Church, 1838 S.W.
Jefferson St. V isit
columbiasymphony.org
orcall503-234-4077for
ticketing information.
Friday,Oct. 12at9:30p.m .,tak
ing the stage on Saturday, Oct. 13,
at9p.m.,inMilwaukeeat Domenic’s;
Tuesday, Oct. 16 at 8
p.m. live at Tillicum’s
in Beaverton.
enth Avenue and Dekum. Tickets
are $15 and available by visiting
thetradedies.com or by calling 503-
367-2100.
Halloween Fun - The
atre de Grand Guignol,
the French theater of Artists Open Studios - Self-di
horror and comedy, rected tours of 98 local artists work
runs each Thursday, places take place Saturday and
Norm an Sylvester
Friday and Saturday Sunday, Oct. 13 and Oct. 14 on the
Band — The Norman
for the remainder of eastside, and Oct. 20 and Oct. 21 on
Norman Sylvester
Sylvester Band will be
this month at the Vil- the westside. The Portland Open
performing at the Portsmouth Club, lage Ballroom on Northeast Sev- Studios Tour Guide includes two
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THE COMMODORES
October 26 & Tl, 8pm • Tickets S25-S40
For tickets, call 1-888-MAIN ACT, TicketsWest at 1-800-992 TIXX
or buy online at www.chinookwindscasino.com
October IO, 2007
tickets for all days and can be For reservations, call Cyrus, Mon
obtained at Art Media stores, New day through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Seasons Markets, W eir’s Cicely at 503-823-3624.
and other outlets listed on the
website portlandopenstudios.com. O ld City Cem etery T ours -- Satur-
T w o P lays at
Sam e T im e —
House and Gar
den, tw o inter
connected plays
perf ormed simul
taneously hy one
c a st,
plays
through Sunday,
Oct. 14 at Artists
Repertory T he
ater. Tickets can “House and Garden, ’ two interconnected plays
be purchased by phone at 503-241 - day and Sunday, Oct. 27 and 28th,
1278, online at artistsrep.org or at the Vancouver Heritage Ambassa
the box office at 1516S.W. AlderSt. dors will guide the brave of heart
through the haunted headstones.
C arousels: T he A rt of the Animal V isit
v a n c o u v e rh e rita g e
-- Beginning Saturday, Oct. 6 ambassadors.org or call 360-686-
through Jan. 31, the World Forestry 3482 for more information.
Center Discovery Museum will
present a magnificent display of Monster Mash Halloween Show --
antique hand-carved wooden ani Friday, Oct. 26, at 8 p.m., Janice
mals; for more information, call 503- Scroggins and Patrick Minner will
288-1367 or visit worldforestry.org. perform at Jimmy M ac’s Supper
Club, portions of the proceeds to
C reativity Runs Dry — Two artists benefit the Oregon Food Bank.
who lived the high life in Mexico Door charge $10.
City but whose family falls apart
when creativity is
Festival of Trees —
forced to dry and
Thursday, Nov. 29,
w ither aw ay, are
from5;30to 11 p.m.,
profiled in the pro
the 25th annual
duction of Mariela
Providence Festival
in the Desert, play
of Trees kicks off
ing through Satur
with an auction and
day, Oct. 13 at the
dinner at the Oregon
M ilagro T heatre,
Convention Center.
525 S.E. Stark St. For
Public shows avail
tic k e ts,
v isit
able Friday, Nov. 30,
milagro.org or call
I0a.m .to9p.m .and
Mariela in the Desert
503-236-7253.
on Saturday, Dec. 1,
from 10a.m. toôp.m.
O fficer’s Row G host W alk -- Fri V isit
p ro v id e n c e .o rg /
day and Saturday, Oct. 19 and 20th, festivaloftrees for tickets.
the Vancouver Heritage Ambassa
dors will guide guest through the So You Think You Can Dance —
haunted O ffic e r’s Row at Ft. Tuesday, Nov. 27 at 8 p.m., see your
Vancouver with enlightening ghost favorite stars perform from the siz
stories; tours depart every 15 min zling summer show live at the Rose
utes beginning at 6:30p.m. For more Garden. For tickets, call 877-789-
information, call 360-992-1800.
ROSE(7673).
M ansions A fter D ark — Wednes
day, Oct. 24, visitors will have the SlidersG rill--SlidersG rill,30l I N.
rare opportunity to tour five early Lombard, features an eclectic as
20th-ccntury-cra mansions inside sortment of performers on the main
and out; learning what really lurks stage, accompanied by delicious
beneath the stairs and goes bump food. Call 503-459-4488 for more
in the night. Tours begin at 6 p.m. information.