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through O ct. 14 at various afternoon and
evening tim es in the c o lle g e ’ s a d m in istra
tio n b u ild in g , room 110. A ll film s are free
and open to the p u b lic.
O M S I A lte r D a rk - O M S I A fte r Dark is a
night at the museum fo r the 21 and over
crowd tilled w ith food,drink and science fun;
$ 10 fee. For more inform ation call 503-797-
4000or visit omsi.edu.
G u ys a n d D u lls — Perform ances o f the
classic "G u ys and D o lls ” runs through
N ov. 2 at the P ortland C enter Stage w ith
B roadw ay p e rform ers, the best local ta l
ent, o ve r 80 costum es, 258 props and ev
ery single b e ll and w h is tle intact.
exhibit invites exploration and teamwork fo r
children and families. The show runs through
Jan. 19.
L iv in g G re e n E xpo - Saturday and Sunday,
Oct. 11-12,at O M S I. the L iv in g Green Expo
features more than 30 com m unity partners
offering inform ation, ideas, resources and
m otivation to I i ve green and maintain a more
sustainable lifestyle. For more inform ation,
visit om si.edu.
Church G irls - Church G irls, a musical
about teenage girls who go through the
same universal issues other girls go through,
exploring who they are wand want to be and
the standards they choose to or not to live
by, opens Thursday, Oct. 9 and continues
through Oct. 24 at the Interstate Firehouse
C ultural Center in north Portland.
I lot-down and Auction - Friday, Oct. 10, from
6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., at the Portland A rt
Museum, K ridel B allroom , 1219 S. W. Park
Ave. Sponsored by Sisters o f the Road, this
annual fundraiser is to assist people experi
encing homelessness. For more inform ation
and tickets, call 503-222-5694, extension 19.
L iv e Jazz — E very F rid a y and Saturday
fro m 8 p.m . to 11 p.m ., the T h ird Degrees
Lounge at the Ri verPlace H otel, 15 10 S. W.
H a rb o r W ay, w ill host the on g o in g w eek
end series fe a tu rin g P o rtla n d 's rich ja zz
scene w ith no cover o r m in im u m purchase.
For more in fo rm a tio n , v is it p d xja zz.co m .
O p e n M ic N ig h t - E very W ednesday
n ig h t at 7 p.m .. Proper Eats M a rke t and
Café, 8638 N. Lom b a rd St., host open m ic
Bungalow Rose1 P um pkin Patch - Saturday,
Oct. 18 through Thursday, Oct. 30, Bunga
low Rose, 7545 N.E. Sandy B lvd., invites
everyone to jo in the fam ily-friendly pumpkin
patch featuring: music, games, refreshments
Power of Love
n ig h t.
S lid e rs G r il l — S liders G r ill, 3011 N.
Lom bard, features an e cle ctic assortment
o f perform ers on the m ain stage, accom pa
nied by de licio u s food. C a ll 503-459-4488
fo r more in fo rm a tio n .
and lots o f fun.
Orpheus gifts the sky, birds and stars as a sign o f his love to
Eurydice in Artists Repertory Theatre's production o f
“Eurydice" by Sarah Ruhl now playing through Oct. 26 on the
Alder Stage. For tickets and information, call 503-2411278.
Hack by Popular Demand
S u n d a y N ig h t Jazz — Jazzenthusiastscan
enjoy lis te n in g to the cool sounds o f M el
B ro w n , in the Rogue R iv e r Room at C h i
nook W inds C asino Resort in L in co ln C ity.
No co ve r charge.
Poetry at M ira c le s — Local and national
artists and m usicians share an evening o f
spoken w o rd and m usic at the M iracles
C lub, 4069 N .E. M a rtin L u th e r K in g Jr.
B lvd , each W ednesday’ s, between 7:30
F ree F ir s t F rid a y N ig h ts — The Portland
C h ild re n ’ s M useum has partnered w ith
Target to pro vid e free adm ission to e ve ry
one on the firs t F rid a y o f each m onth fro m
5 p.m . to 8 p.m.
p.m. and 9:30 p.m.
O ld S chool M aster B arber Reggie Brown
Hours/Days: 11-7 Tues-Fri • 10-7 Sat
Reggie ’s Rcirber Shop
W atching A rtists at W o rk — Be a to u rist
in yo u r ow n co m m u n ity as 98 local artists
open th e ir studios to the p u b lic d u rin g the
annual Portland Open Studios tours, Sat
urday and Sunday, Oct. 1 l-1 2 a n d O c t. 18-
19. A $ 15 to u r guide comes w ith tw o tic k
ets fo r a ll fo u r days, maps to the studios
and a handy 2009 calendar. For more in fo r
m ation, v is it portlandopenstudios.com .
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Specialize in all liair types. Straight razor cuts/ lines /shaves;
Sheers, Clippers and Fades
Ask about our Special
tightwad Tuesday
Boh the B u ild e r - T V s Bob the Builder and
hisCan-D oCrew invite aspiring young build
ers to help get the jo b done in a hands-on
traveling exhibit at the Portland C hildren's
Museum. The 2,(XX) square-foot, multimedia
LICENSED BARBER'S W A N TE D
O re g o n Z o o B u c k T uesdays - On the 2nd
Tuesday o f every m onth, the zoo hosts 2-
Buck Tuesdays w hen guests can to u r the
zoo d u rin g re g u la r zoo hours fo r the d is
counted price o f $2 per person!
O M S I $2 D ays - The firs t Sunday o f
every m onth can spark yo u r passion fo r
science at the O M S I w hen adm ission is
ju s t $2. F o r m o re in fo rm a tio n , v is it
O M S I.e d u .
F ir s t T h u rs d a y A r t G a lle ry O p e n in g -
E very firs t Thursday in the Pearl, meet the
artists and jo in the street party fo r g a lle ry
receptions and openings in tro d u cin g the
w orks o f many artists; th is is a free event.
T o u ro f U ntim ely Departures at Lone F ir
C em etery — Friday, O ct. 31, guests w ill
experience the history o f the cem etery and
the unfortunate end o f some residents.
Guests w ill 'd e p a rt' at the Southeast 26th
Avenue and Stark Street entrance: $5 fee.
For more in fo rm a tio n, call 503-224-9200.
M u s ic M ille n n iu m F re e Shows — The
M usic M ille n n iu m , 3 158 E B urnside, host
m any in-house liv e perform ances. E n jo y
fre e m u s ic and th e o p p o r t u n it y to
meet local artists. C a ll 503-231 -8926 fo ra
D iversity F ilm Festival — The firs t d iv e r
sity film fe stiva l at the V ancouvercam pus
o f W ashington State U n iv e rs ity , 14204
N.E. Salm on C reek A v e ., takes place
schedule
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