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recent release, "llembe: Honor
ing Shaka Z ulu," won a
Grammy for best traditional
world-music album earlier this
year.
"With seven people singing
bass, you can thrill to the sheer,
rumbling power of Ladysmith
Black Mambazo's harmonies
even if you don't speak Zulu,"
said Krista Swan, the zoo’s
event coordinator.
General admission is $10.50.
For more inform ation, visit
oregonzoo.org or call 503-226-
1561.
Two venerable acts, one hail
ing from the barrios of East L.A.
and the other coming from the
townships of South Africa are
appearing together in Portland
concert.
Los Lobos and Ladysmith
Black Mambazo play Friday,
July 17 as part of the Oregon
Zoo's summer concert series
presented by NW Natural.
Thirty-plus years and three
Grammys strong, Los Lobos is
celebrated for its gritty yet
graceful musical style. They've
earned widespread critical ac
claim and a No. I Billboard hit
with their cover o f " La Bamba."
Ladysmith Black Mambazo
has enjoyed a prolific record
ing career, releasing more than
40 albums. The group's most
9 am - 6 pm
8 am - 9 pm
11 am - 6 pm
Philadelphia CMB Church
Los Lobos, the rockers from East L.A., highlight a summer concert series on Friday, July 1 7 at the Oregon Zoo.
For summer
concert series
o f operation:
Pastor
Roy E. Clay Sr.
& Co-Pastor
Lottie M. Clay
Tuesday: Women &
Men Meeting 7PM
Wednesday:
Bible Study 7PM
Sunday School 10AM
Sunday Morning Services 11:30 AM
238 NE Mason ST
For more information contact Pastor Clay
at 5 0 3 - 3 0 9 - 6 3 2 0
22nd Pastor & Wife Appreciation
dysmith Black
'^ipbazo bails from
the townships o f
South Africa.
Reverend
Dr. Johnny Pack
IV, Pastor
& Wife
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Theme: “A Change is about to come” Job 14:14
July 17th 7 pm
Guest Preacher: Dr. Alvin
Ellertoy, Calvary Missionary
Baptist Church
Doomtree is a
hop crew from
Minneapolis,
Minn.
July 18th 3pm
Banquet Speaker: Sis.
Cynthia Mullens, Power
house Church of God
Banquet Tickets $22.(X) Donation
July 19th 3:30 pm Grand Finale
Guest Preacher: Dr. JW Matt Hennessee, Vancouver
Avenue First Baptist Church
4009 N Missouri Avenue, Portland, OR 97227
503-249-0377
Hip Hop Crewat Someday
Doomtree, a hip hop crew
from Minneapolis, Minn., will
perform during a free concert,
Monday, July 20 at Someday
Lounge, 125 N.W. Fifth Ave.
The group unveils intriguing
lyrics and bizarre space-age
sounds that you can shake a
stick at, including calypso,
sm ooth ja z z , funk, punk,
grindcore, and on and on -- all
over a bed of quick and clever
rhymes.
Dessa, Doomtree's only fe
male rapper, balances out the
male hysteria on "Dots and
D ashes," and several other
songs.
The concert will also feature
the hip hop group Animal Farm
and D o cto r A dam , one o f
Portland's most arresting hip
hop, pop and e le c tro club
decjay.
Family Day at Art Museum
On Sunday, July 19, from
noon to 5 p.m., fam ilies can
enjoy free adm ission to the
Portland Art Museum and cel
ebrate Indian art and culture
with food, music, dance, and
art-making for all ages.
This very special even, cel
ebrates the Museum's recently
acquired sculpture of Ganesha,
the elephant-headed, candy-
loving, dancing Hindu god of
yoga and wisdom.
Outdoors in the M useum 's
sculpture court, fam ilies can
listen to B ollyw ood m usic
sp u n by liv e D Js, ta k e a
bhangra dance lesson, enjoy
snacks from Indian food carts,
and ge, their hands painted
with henna designs.
Across the street from the
M useum in the dow ntow n
Park Blocks, families can take
a yoga lesson, make a color
ful Indian sand painting to
take home, or help decorate a
giant papier-m ache statue of
G anesha with paint, glitter,
and fresh-flower garlands. In
d o o r a c tiv itie s in c lu d e
storytelling in the m useum 's
Asian galleries and classical
m u sic and d a n c e p e r f o r
mances in the W hitscll A udi
torium.
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7, Madagascar: Aug. 14, High
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The shows run from 7 to 9
p.m. Admission is $4.50 for
adults and $3.25 for children
and seniors.
For more information, call
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Bring your favorite llotation
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