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October 16,2013
H aunted W alking in V ancouver -
Labor: A W orking H isto ry — Clock
C LID E
- You’re invited to a walk through the
unsettling sights and stories of downtown
Vancouver. Haunted Walking Tours are held every
Friday and Saturday night in October starting from the
Clark County Historical Museum, 1511 Main St. Reser­
vations are required as space is limited. Call the museum
at360-993-5679.
in at the Clark County Museum in
Vancouver to learn about the area’s work and
workers in this brand new exhibit tracing their history
against a backdrop of regional and national labor
movement milestones through words, images and
artifacts, plus activities for the young and young at
heart. Runs through Dec. 31.
Economy Uone.Sour
Saturday M orning K ids T heater - Traveling Lantern
-- Welcome to life on
the edge, played out
in a suburban back­
yard. Portland Play­
h o u se, 602 N .E .
Prescott St., p re ­
sents ‘D etro it,’ a
play about the eco­
nom ic challenges
facing any Main Street USA. Shows continue through
Nov. 3. Tickets are $ 15 to $38 and available by calling
503-488-4822 or visiting portlandplayhouse.org.
Theatre Company presents performances for children
each Saturday at 10:30 a.m. at the Artists Repertory
Theater’s Alder Street Lobby. The family-friendly
performances are only $5 for all who attend over 5
years old and can be purchased at the door or at
artistsrep.org.
N orm an Sylvester - Boogie Cat
Norman Sylvester and his band
plays Friday, Oct. 18atFinnigan’sin
Newberg; and Saturday, Oct. 19 at
the Lodge.
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people who lived it. The new Oregon Historical Soci­
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‘Keep P ortlan d L o st’ — The Pump­
kin Patch on Sauvie Island latest’s
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is open to visitors through Hallow­
een on Oct. 31. The MAiZe goes
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