Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, June 12, 2013, Page 13, Image 13

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Splash Pads Bring Summer Fun
Heading into the warmer days of summer, Portland Parks and Recreation has opened splash pads at 14 parks around the city, including Farragut Park in north Portland.
Visitors can splash away through the end of September, hours are 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Celebrating
a Master
of Dance
Oregon Ballet Theatre wraps up a very
dynamic season with an evening dedicated
to a 20th century m aster, George
Balanchine.
On the 30th anniversary of Balanchine’s
death, OBT celebrates the diversity of his
contribution to dance with three different
examples of his prolific choreography.
Balanchine was by turns nostalgic and
innovative and the audience will catch a
glimpse of the immense depth of his 60-
year career as a choreographer.
Opening Friday, June 14, and continuing
through Sunday, June 16, the four perfor­
mances will take place at Keller Audito­
rium. A pay your age discount is offered
for all patrons under 35 years old. The
Oregon Ballet Theatre participates in the
Arts for All program, providing $5 tickets to
patrons with the Oregon Trail Card.
For more information, visit obt.org.
CELEBRATE OUR HISTORY, JOIN THE FUN
148th Anniversary of
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2013 marks 150 years since
the end of slavery in America and
freedom for African-American people.
Juneteenth Community Festival
Musical Performances, Fantastic Foods,
C hildren’s Activities, Community Organizations,
Merchants Marketplace, Carnes, Competitions,
Prizes and Much More
Saturday, June 15, 2013
Legacy Emanuel Field
NE Vancouver Avenue at NE Graham Street
12 Noon to 6:00 PM
The festival is a free family-friendly event.
Everyone is welcome.
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Brett Bauer and Grace Shibley enact an emotional
moment inspired by Igor Stravinsky’s relationship with
his wife, Vera, in George Balanchine’s Stravinsky Violin
Concerto, one of three works on Oregon Ballet
Theatre’s program Celebrating Balanchine.
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