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K M H D 8 9 .lt M PLEDGE D R IV E OCTOBER 10— 19
Louis Arm strong «aid, "Jazz is music that's
ncxcr played ilu; same way once.'*
Jazz is noise
Jazz is music that's always different
Jazz is an American art form
Jazz is revolutionary
Jazz is the same as bebop, hip-hop,
and the blues
Jazz is new and old
October 15, 2008
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Beyoncé Fine Tunes Her Sound
Writes 70 Songs for New CD
Bürçcjalovs? R o se
Floral & Gift Shop
7545 NE Sandy Blvd.
503-255-6221
I st Annual Pumpkin Patch
O c to b er 19-30
All are invited to join in the family-fun autumn harvest celebration!
There will be Refreshments. Live music and more! Please call
Debbie for more information at 503-255-6221.
T h e re 's p ro lific , and then
there's Beyonce.
The Grammy-winning icon-in
waiting has spoken out about her
upcoming album, a labor of love
she's spent the past 12 months
w orking on and one s h e ’s
"poured [her] heart and soul
into."
Make that heart and soul and
songwriting skills.
Knowles said she recorded 70
songs for her new album.
"I have taken the time so I can
create my sound, something that
says who I am at this stage in my
life," the 26-year-old says. "It is
my baby."
The R&B diva continues in full
gush mode, saying the album has
turned into her most time-con
suming professional endeavor to
date.
"It is the most time I have spent
on any project since my first
records as a member of Destiny's
Child when I was 15 years old. I
have recorded over 70 songs and
have created a sound that reveals
all of me."
And, rest assured, there's a lot
more to reveal of Mrs. Jay-Z.
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sp o n s o r a p a rty to r th e lo c a l H ead
Ju n io r R eid, a w o rld w id e
Reggae and dance hall legend
and form er lead singer o f the
super group B lack U huru, will
app ear S aturday, O ct. 18 at
B ossanova B alloom , 722 E.
Burnside.
R e id r e c e n tly w o n th re e
m usic aw ards in Jam aica and
w as featu red on the A m e ri
S ta rt c h ild re n o n O c to b e r 18th fro m
2 -4 p m T h e y ’ l l e n jo y gam es, fo o d
T re a ts w ill be d o n a te d b y
lo c a l m e rch a n ts
Junior ‘One
Blood' Reid
TWO SMASH HITS
ON ICE!
O M SI A fter D ark - OMSI After Dark is a
night at the museum for the 21 and over
crowd fdled with food, drink and science fun;
$ 10 fee. For more information call 503-797-
4000 or visit omsi.edu.
Sunday. Night Jazz, -
Church G irls -- Church
Girls, a musical about
teenage girls who go
through the same uni
versal issues other girls
go through, exploring
who they are wand want
to be and the standards
they choose to or not to
live by, c o n tin u e s
through Oct. 24 at the Interstate Firehouse
Cultural Center in north Portland.
Act One
Act Two
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H IG H
SCHOOL
MUSICAL
HIGH
SCHOOL
MUSICAL
OCT.
2 3 -2 6
Thu. OCT. 23 ★ 7:30 PM
OPENING NIGHT
TIC K ETS $ 1 2 !
(Excludes Front Row and VIP »eats No double discount» )
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Reggae, Dance Club Legend
T h e B u n g a lo w R ose tn c o n ju n c tio n
w ith T h e P o rtla n d O b s e rv e r w ill
and tu n
Beyoncé Knowles and her
husband Jay-Z.
"I am in a different place right
now and I wanted people to see
the many sides of me. The music
is upbeat for the dance, fun side
and it is reflective, passionate
and serious for the personal side.
I have taken risks here. I am not
afraid and my music will explain
it all."
But critics be warned: Knowles
is not to be pigeonholed.
"There is no label or tag on my
sound. It's me and I am so ex
cited to share it with the world
on Nov. 18."
She's expected to kick off a
world tour in support of her third
solo album next spring.
Sun.
Sat.
OCT. 25 OCT. 26
12 NOON 12 NOON
3:30 PM 3:30 PM
7:30 PM 7:30 PM 7:30 PM
Fri.
OCT. 24
Buy tickets at
www.highschoolmusicaltheicetour.com,
c o m c a s b jJ j.c o m , The Rose Garden Box Office
or call 1-877-789-R0SE
TICKET PRICES:
$16 - $20 - $35 VIP - $60 Front Row
lim ite d number of Front Row and VIP seats available Call for details.
(Service charges, facility and handling fees may apply.)
St. C harles Spaghetti D inner - St. Charles
Church, 42nd and N.E. Emerson, hosts its
58th annual Spaghetti and Meatball Dinner,
Sunday. Nov. 2, from noon to 6:30 p.m. Also
includes tossed salad, bread, soft drinks and
pies. Take-out available. For more informa
tion, call 503-281-6461.
Poetry at M iracles — Local and national
artists and musicians share an evening of
spoken word and music at the Miracles Club,
4069 N.E. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, each
W ednesday’s, between 7:30 p.m. and 9:30
p.m.
Bob the Builder - TVs Bob the
Jazz enthusiasts can
enjoy listening to the
cool sounds o f Mel
Brown, in the Rogue
River Room at Chinook
Winds Casino Resort
in Lincoln City. No
cover charge.
Live Jazz — Every Fri
day and Saturday from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.,
the Third D egrees Lounge at the
RiverPlace Hotel, 1510 S.W. Harbor Way,
will host the ongoing weekend series featur
ing Portland’s rich jazz scene with no cover
orminimum purchase. For more information,
visitpdxjazz.com.
Free OM SI Teen Night - On Saturday, Oct.
18, the Oregon Museum of Science and in
dustry will offer teenagers ages 13-18 a free
night at the museum filled with special pro
gramming and fun activities, cheap eats, a
live DJ, Segway rides and more.
O pen Mie Night - Every Wednesday night
at 7 p.m., Proper Eats Market and
Café. 8638 N. Lombard St.,
host open mic night.
Builder and his Can-Do Crew
invite aspiring young build
ers to help get the job done
in a hands-on traveling ex-
h ib it at the P o rtland
Children’s Museum. The
2,000 square-foot, multi-
media exhibit invites ex
ploration and teamwork
forchildren and families. The
show runs through Jan. 19.
First Thu rsday A rt Gal
lery O pening - Every
first Thursday in the
Pearl, meet the artists
and jo in the street
party for gallery recep
tions and openings in
troducing the w orks o f
many artists; this is a free
event.
G uys and Dolls — Performances of the
classic "Guys and Dolls” runs through Nov.
2 at the Portland Center Stage with Broadway
performers, the best local talent, over 80
costumes, 258 props and every single bell
and whistle intact.
Music Millennium Free Shows
— The Music Millennium, 3158 E Burnside,
host many in-house live performances. En
joy free music and the opportunity to meet
local artists. Call 503-231 -8926foraschedule.
Lt.tf
can M usic A w ards w ith A li
c ia K ey s. H is m o n s te r h it
" O n e B lo o d ” w ith B la c k
U huru is still a dance club hit
today.
A lso appearing are the Don
D ignitaries and DJ Red Fya.
D oors open at 9 p.m . T ic k
e ts are $16 in ad v a n c e and
$20 at the door.
SlidersG rill-Sliders Grill, 3011N. Lombard,
features an eclectic assortment of perform
ers on the main stage, accompanied by deli
cious food. Call
503-459-4488 for
more information.
W atching Artists
at W ork - Be a
tourist in your own
community as lo
cal artists open
their studios to the
public during the
annual Portland
O pen
S tu d io s
to u rs, S aturday
and Sunday, Oct.
in
fo
rm a tio n , v isit
18-19. For m ore
portlandopenstudios.com .
Free First F riday Nights - The Portland
Children's Museum has partnered with Tar
get to provide free admission to everyone on
the first Friday o f each month from 5 p.m. to
8 p.m.
O regon Zoo Buck Tuesdays - On the 2nd
Tuesday of every month, the zoo hosts 2-
Buck Tuesdays when guests can tour the
zoo during regular zoo hours for the dis
counted price of $2 per person!
OM SI $2 D a y s-
- The first Sun
day o f ev ery
month can spark
your passion for
science at the
OMSI when ad
mission isjust $2.
For more infor
m atio n , v isit
OMSI.edu.
Power of Love-
- Orpheus gifts
the sky, birds
and stars as a sign of his love to Eurydice
in A rtists Repertory T heatre’s produce of
“ Eurydice” by Sarah Rahl. Now playing
through Oct. 26 on the A lder Stage. For
tickets and information, call 503-241 -1278.
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An IFCC Homecoming
Saturday, October 25, 2008 • Save the Date!
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Friday, October 17, 2008
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