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November 14, 2007
Artists Call for Kwanzaa
The Interstate Firehouse
Cultural Center is celebrating
25 years of awakening cultural
awareness and honoring di
versity by e sta b lish in g a
Kwanzaa Marketplace during
the weeks surrounding the an
nual holiday.
The event from Nov. 29 to
Dec. 30 will serve as a desti
nation for artists and commu
nity to celebrate the rich diver-
sity of artistry that Portland has
to offer.
IFCC is inviting artists to bring
their crafts in to show and sell.
The theme surrounding the
market is one of Kwanzaa's
principles: Cultural Economics,
Ujamaa (oo-jah-m a), which
means, let's build and maintain
our own stores, shops and other
businesses and profit from them
together!
Pieces that include refer
ence to Kwanzaa, perhaps by
using some of the Kwanzaa
colors (green, black, red) or
symbols would be most wel
come.
If you are interested in tak
ing part in this celebration, con
tac t
Jaim e
Lee
at
lightleesing@yahoo.com, call
503-314-1040 or visit ifcc-
arts.org.
Rock the House for Kids
A benefit concert by kids for
kids will be held at Tupelo Joe’s,
10721 N.E. Sandy BIvd„ from 2
to 8:30 p.in. on Saturday, Nov. 17
to benefit the Community Tran
sitional School.
The Norman Sylvester Band
will headline the event. He will
be joined by a host of talented
young musicians, including The
Shivas, The Ben Rice Band,
The Ty Curt is Band, and Gunnar
Roads.
A recent addition to Portland's
blues scene, Roads has received
a lot of support from the local
blues com m unity, including
nomination for a Cascade Blues
Association Muddy Award for
“ Best New Act” in 2007.
Five-dollar donations col-
Norman Sylvester
lected at the door, as well as a
raffle and a silent auction, will
raise money for the Community
Transitional School.
Live Music Every Night
RENNIE
HARRIS
• Hannah Bea’s,3969N.E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.,presentsjazz
during its ‘Sunday Brunch Serenade’ from 11 a.m.-l p.m.
• Livejazz Sundays from 8 :3 0 p .m .-1 l:30p.m .atC lyde’sPrim eRib,
5474 N.E. Sandy, and at the Blue Monk, 3341 S.E. Belmont.
P U R E M 0V E M E N T
• An open mic is held each Monday night at the Back-to-Back Café,
614 E. Burnside.
• Live blues on Mondays from 9 p.m. to midnight at Produce Row
Café, 204 S.E. Oak; the Steinhaus, 2366 S.E. 82nd; Mississippi
Studios, 939 N. Mississippi, from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.: and at Jimmy
M ac’s, 221 N.W. Tenth at 8 p.m.
HIP-HOP TO A
HIGHER POWER
THE VILLAGE VOICE
• Blues offered up Wednesdays at the Candlelight Room, 2032 S.W.
Fifth; D u ff s Garage, 635 S.E. Seventh; and the Blue Diamond. 2 0 16
N.E. Sandy.
i • Jazz each Wednesday night at the Blue Monk, the Portland Art
) Museum, Jimmy Mac’s, and Jax’s, 26 S.W. Second.
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• On Thursdays, catch the Women in Blues Revue at Tillicum's, 8585
S.W. Beaverton-Hillsdale Hwy.
• Fridays and Saturdays offer live music around the metro area
including Halibuts, 2525 N.E. Alberta St.; Mississippi Studios; LV’s,
3530 N. Vancouver Ave.; X V 's, 15 S.W. Second; Out of the Blues,
2O5ON.W. Vaughn; Manila Express, 123OS.E. Main: Steinhaus; One
StopRecords,615N.E. Killingsworth; and the U-licious Smokehouse,
i 4057 N. Interstate.
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