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Westmoreland's Union Manor
6404 SE 23rd Avenue ♦ Portland 97202
503*233*5671
Marshall Union Manor
2020 NW Northrup Street ♦ Portland 97209
503*225*0677
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Kirkland Union .Manors
3530 SE 84th Avenue ♦ Portland 97266
503-777-8101
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Kirkland I nion Plaza
1414 Kauffman Avenue ♦ Vancouver 98660
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Northwest band Stone in Love will entertain during Thursday's summer concert series
at Bridgeport Village.
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503-283-1 177
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Mom Harris
O riginal C ajun C reations
1st Year Anniversary
Stone in Love, a Northwest band faithful to
renditions of Journey hits, will perform live from
6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Thursday July 21, under
a giant gazebo in the center of Bridgeport Village,
as part of a Summer Concert Series presented by
Audi.
Taking place every Thursday through Aug. 25,
the free concerts also feature a wine and beer
garden, food, reserved seating and a large
children’s play area. A portion of food and drink
Artists Share Inspirations
Sparks Fly on
Oregon Art Beat
“Com e See” Best food In Town
Blackened Catfish $ 9.99
Blackened Cod $ 8.99
Shrimp Jambalya $ 8.99
Shrimp Creole $ 8.99
Gumbo $8.99
Red Beans & Rice $ 3.99
(All Items served with Com Bread)
M om Harris Restaurant
Buy 1 G et 1 @ half Price
Expires
August 30, 2011
839 N. Lombard St
For to Go Orders call 503-477-7164
sales from the concert series will be donated to
The Foundation for Tigard-Tualatin Schools Bridg
ing the Gap campaign.
Local youth acts from the Tigard-Tualatin
School District will once again be warming up the
crowd every Thursday at 5:30 p.m.
Bridgeport Village, Portland’s premiere shop
ping and dining center, is located just off 1-5 at exit
290 in Tigard. For more information, visit Bridge-
port-village.com
Three artists will discuss their
works on O PB’s Art Beat se
ries Thursday, July 21 at 8 p.m.
including 3-D metal sculptor Brad
Lorang, Eugene graphic artist
turned folk p ain ter R ogene
M anas, and M arim ba player
MylindaKing.
Lorang designs and creates
striking wall hangings that re
flect the landscape of Cascade
Locks and the Columbia Gorge.
He works in metal, cutting, grind
ing, shaping and building layers
that form his 3-D metal scenes.
He calls himself a representa
tional realist who enjoys blend
ing his technical and creative
abilities.
Manas retired from her job as a
graphic artist she was free to do
inspiration
her
a xylophone, and
anything she wanted on her can- she's proving it with the young-
vases, but she had trouble creat- sters at Buckman School in Port
ing works that satisfied her. It was land. She says it's a perfect in-
on a trip to Mexico that she found strument for kids.