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Zoo Hosts Powerhouse Weekend
Los Lobos will take the Oregon Zoo stage with Los Lonely Boys Sunday, July 24 as part of the
Oregon Zoo summer concert series.
Summer concerts with Indigo Girls and Los Lobos
The Oregon Zoo has a treat in
store for music lovers: Two must-
see acts in one weekend. Concert-
goers can get their folk fix when the
Indigo Girls play the zoo Friday,
July 22, and then take in some East
L.A. rock ‘n ’ roll when Los Lobos
perform on Sunday, July 24.
Both concerts are part of the Or­
egon Zoo Summer Concerts, pre­
sented by R egence B lueC ross
BlueShield of Oregon with support
from U.S. Bank.
While the Indigo Girls came into
prominence as part of the late-’80s
singer-songwriter revival, they had
staying power where other artists
from the same era quickly faded.
Their two-women-with-guitars for­
mula bring two distinct personali­
ties and songwriting styles.
Opening for the Indigo Girls is
Mount Moriah, a duo offering a far-
reaching and nontraditional take on
classic folk themes.
Los Lobos and Los Lonely Boys
will take it up a notch with their East
L.A. rock. This is a band that con­
tinually redefines itself and expands
its scope with each passing year,
while never losing sight of its roots.
Los Lobos’ co-bill, Los Lonely
Boys, are a talented trio of brothers
i ne iiiuigu uiris win piay me uregon lo o rriday, July 22 as part of
a must-see weekend of music.
from Texas known for luscious vo­
cal harmonies, irresistible grooves,
and potent songs with unshakeable
pop appeal. The band was first loved
for their global hit “Heaven,” which
went to the top of the Billboard
charts and earned a Grammy award.
Tickets may be purchased in per­
son at the zoo daily. Tickets can also
be purchased (with service charge)
at all Ticketmaster outlets.
For more information and a full
summer concerts schedule, visit
oregonzoo.org/Concerts.
Beaverton’s
Last
Tuesday:
Music,
Food,
and
Art
A
Annual concert series debuts
Bring your dancing shoes and a and art.
thirst for the arts to the Beaverton
Rain or shine, the lively outdoor
Arts Commission’s eighth-annual concert series from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Beaverton Last Tuesday summer- continues on the last Tuesday of July
time series celebrating music, food and August at The Round Fountain
Avalon Flowers
520 SW 3rd Ave., Portland, OR 97204 • 503-796-9250
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&
A full service
flower experience
• B irth d ay s
• A nniversaries
• F u n erals
• W eddings
Open: Mon.-Fri. 7:30am til 5:30pm
Saturday 9am til 2pm.
Cori Stewart—
Owner, Operator
Website: avalonflowerspdx.com
email: avalonflowers@msn.com
We Offer Wire Services
Plaza, 12600Crescent St., adjacent to
the Beaverton Central light rail sta­
tion.
Local artists will have their artwork
displayed and available for purchase
throughout the plaza. Featured art
work, includes jewelry, fused glass,
wood art, abstract works, and acrylic
and watercolor paintings. Local res­
taurants Typhoon!, Mio Sushi and
Mingo’s will offer indoor and out­
door dining, as well as refreshments
for Beaverton Last Tuesday audi­
ences.
“Let’s all make the most of the S m ith and the Family
much belated arrival of
and 2007 Grammy
beautiful
sum m er
nominee, will perform
weather,” said Mayor
for audiences. Lamb
Denny Doyle. “Come to
has performed with
The
Round
for
groups that opened
Beaverton Last Tues­
for BB King and
day and continue the
played w ith G.C.
summer fun with an­
Cam eron, form erly
other night of great with
with the Temptations.
music, delicious cuisine
On Tuesday, Aug.
and fabulous local art!”
30, Keegan Smith &
On Tuesday, July 26,
The Family, an eclec­
Patrick Lamb, a South­
tic mix of musicians,
ern blues and jazz artist Patrick Lamb
p ro d u cers,
and
bandleaders from the Northwest’s
music scene, will perform energetic
and sunny sounds for audiences.
Dance demonstrations will be
presented during band intermis­
sions, including the Painted Sky/
Northstar Dance Company, honor­
ing the Native American culture in
July; and Valley Square Dancers in
August.
Parking is available off of South­
west C edar Hills Boulevard at
W estgate D rive in the form er
Westgate Theater lot.