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Jportlanb (©bserüer Page 10 O ctober 13, 2010 IM IIIVISHIM Salsa, Hip-hop and Dreams The hottest hit in town is ‘In the Heights,' winner o f4 Tony Awards including Best Musical. The play is an exhilarating new musical about the hopes and dreams ofa Latino community in New York’s Washington Heights — a place where the café con leche from the Sweet Street Food Cart on the comer of MLK and Lombard Monday - Saturday, 11:00am - 9:00pm Monday Special: 3 Wings $2.00 Friday Special: Rib Sandwiched Beef or Pork $4.00 call 503-995-6156 to place order Performers in the musical ‘In the Heights. ’ The Broadway Across America production u u h Local Jr. Golf Program Fundraiser / c - o lu r u iu c m u iu e s u a y cn r\e n e r n u u n u riu m . comer bodega is light and sweet, the windows are always open, and the breeze carries the rhythm o f three generations o f Latin music. Step inside the vibrant world o f this heartfelt and fresh new m usi cal, with an incredible cast o f sing ers and dancers, spectacular cho reography, and a G ram m y-w in ning score that features the soundi o f m erengue, salsa, reggaeton and hip-hop. Performances are Tuesday, Oct. 19 through Sunday, Oct. 24 at Keller Auditorium. C/A ///Y Breezin' Over The Hump J o L vl a s For . f i t t e . f/tt.v /c { A y O c e a / r ó C V l (C O F y f i {¡fisc sy i f i f i f t / o n / {A var ifa z e # •. m T /(o s s { A tte . fiw sf Ate 2 / o r oovr. o • Ic/oSyor/ooA ottetti. . 1<? 'y etttus ytAeate>. For Tickcis Contact: Johnnie Mayfield 503 282 5809 • Debbie Ingram 503 936.8568 l ulu Russell 503.933.6697 • Angie Harris 503.320 0123 JP Framing 503 288-2118 Embassy Suites 7900 NE 82nd Ave Portland, OR 97220 (503)460-3000 h a p p y hfotctrz At Bills Webb Elk’s l<»dge 6 N.Tillamook St Portland, Or evcR-Y T h m k - s ^ a y a n i > frji > a y 5 P M T O S PM Featurikvg various p j's K O R .S D 'O b te V R E S , .S P E C IA L S , A M D M O R E Graffiti Art Show at Mt. Hood A collection o f graffiti art will be exhibited through Oct. 29 at the Vi sual Arts Gallery located on the main campus o f Mt. Hood Commu nity College. Doug Forrest, who is also known as Kar, is celebrating his 25th year as a Baltimore, Md., graffiti artist. His interest in graffiti began at an early age with his discovery o f skate boarding, hip-hop music and mov ies such as "Beat Street" and "Wild Style." He creates graffiti art on can vases, cars, motorcycles, shoes and other objects. Like many graffiti art ists, Forrest was inspired and influ enced by the artwork o f comic book artists. Gallery hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., weekdays. Admission is free.
