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selling their original w orks at the H olly-
w ood N ortheast C om m unity C enter, 1630 N .E. 38th
A ve., on Friday, N ov. 1 from 5 p.m . to 8 p.m . and
continuing on Saturday, N ov. 2 from 1 0 am . T o 4 p .m .
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W elcom e to life on the
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P o rtla n d P la y h o u s e ,
602 N .E. Prescott St.,
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U SA . S how s continue through Sunday, N ov. 3. T ick ­
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o r visiting p o rtlandplayhouse.o rg .
P ortland M usician T om G rant - Tom G rant's Vocal
S how case featuring L aura C unard and M ichaela D ale
takes place Thursday, Oct. 31 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ivories
Jazz L ounge and R estaurant, 1435 N .W . Flanders. $8
c o v er
N orm an Sylvester - B oogie C at N orm an S ylvester
and his band plays Friday, N ov. 1 at H ickory H o g ’s
B ar-B -Q in K elso; Saturday, N ov. 2 at 5 p.m . for the
M usicians T oy R un B enefit at T ra il’s E nd Saloon in
O regon C ity; and again Saturday, N ov. 2 at 9 p.m . at
the Spare R oom .
L abor: A W orking H istory - C lock in at the C lark
C ounty M useum in V ancouver to learn about the
area’s w ork and w orkers in this brand new exhibit
tracing their history against a backdrop o f regional
and national labor m ovem ent m ilestones through
w ords, im ages and artifacts, plus
activities fo r the young and young
at heart. R uns through D ec. 31.
Saturday M orning K ids Theater -
- T raveling L antern T heatre C o m ­
pany presents perform ances for
children each Saturday at 10:30
a.m . a t th e A rtis ts R e p e rto ry
T h e a ter’s A lder Street Lobby. T he
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only $5 fo r all w ho attend o v er 5 years
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Fourth Sunday Jam N ight — A friends and fam ily
variety com edy show in a Saturday N ight Live
form at w ith local recording and perform ing artists,
bands, dance crew s, poets, and dram a groups,
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