June 1, 2016
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Arts &
ENTERTAINMENT
Dance Inducing Tiempo Libre
Three-time Grammy-nominated Tiempo Libre, the irresistible and dance-inducing group of musicians
from Havana who individually led Cuba for freedom before forming in Miami to perform the Cuban
music they loved, returns to Portland for a standalone concert on Friday, June 3 at the Portland’5
Center for the Arts Newmark Theatre.
Youth Fishing Clinics Offered
The Mt. Hood National For-
est has an invite out for two free
youth ishing clinics. The irst one
is Saturday, June 4 from 10 a.m. to
3 p.m. at Small Fry Pond at North
Fork Reservoir, six miles east of
Estacada at Promontory Park. The
second will take place Saturday,
June 25, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at
Trillium Lake, about three miles
east of Government Camp.
The events are intended for
kids 13 and younger who must be
accompanied by an adult. Chil-
For more information, call Tom
dren will also have the opportu- Horning at 503-630-8798 or Emi
nity to ish with an expert angler, Ikeda at 503-622-2006.
to learn “catch and release” tech-
niques and to learn how to ly ish.
Licenses are required in advance
for anyone 12 years and older.
Bring lunch, warm clothing,
a rod and reel if possible, and a
cooler to bring home your catch of
the day. Limited quantities of rods
and reels along with bait will be
provided.
The Mt. Hood National Forest hosts free youth ishing clinics at
Small Fry Pond on the North Fork Reservoir near Estacada.