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    May 10, 2017
Page 11
Arts &
ENTERTAINMENT
An American in Paris
Broadway Portland presents the most
awarded new musical of 2015 and winner
of four Tony Awards at Portland’s Keller
Auditorium for a one-week engagement,
beginning Tuesday, May 16. ‘An American
in Paris’ is the romantic story about an U.S.
soldier, a mysterious French girl and an
indomitable European city, each yearning for
a new beginning in the aftermath of war.
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The historic St. Johns Parade brings friends and neighbors together for some community fun. The
annual event returns Saturday, May 13, starting at noon.
Parade to Celebrate St. Johns
On Saturday, May 13, north
Portland will kick off its annual St.
Johns Parade as friends and neigh-
bors gather to celebrate the commu-
nity and kick off one of the first of-
ficial Portland Rose Festival events.
The parade begins promptly at noon
on North Burr Avenue in the neigh-
borhood’s downtown core.
The third largest parade in the
state draws thousands of spectators
who will gather to see horses, fire-
fighters, school marching bands,
kids pulling wagons, clowns on tle Star and St. John’s own rap by
unicycles and multi-cultural orga- Illmac.
nizations celebrating the close knit
A number of free activities will
neighborhood.
also be geared to children.
In conjunction with the celebra-
tion, the St. John’s Bizarre returns
from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., featuring
an open air craft fair with over 100
vendors. A diverse lineup of mostly
local bands will rock the stage with
sounds ranging from indie-rock the
Thermals, Latin folk group Y La
Bamba, sweet Goth-pop from Lit-
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JUNE 10TH MIDNIGHT
The Della Mae Johnson
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2216 NE Killingsworth
Portland, OR 97211
(503) 284-0535