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Minority & Small Business Week
October 4, 2017
Arts &
ENTERTAINMENT
Groovin’ High Steepers take dancing to the next level. The African American swing dance group is
ready to host its fifth annual soiree weekend, Oct. 13-15.
Groovin High Steppers Soiree
Portland’s Groovin High Step-
pers, an African American swing
dance group, will be hosting
their 5th annual soiree, bringing
guests from across the country
for a weekend of Chicago-style
steppin’ and line dancing.
Events will take place Oct.
13-15 at the Shilo Inn & Suites
Portland Airport with a lineup
that includes a workshop with
Master instructors and Groovin’
High Steppers’ mentors Angie
Faine and Keith Hubbard and
a special men’s steppin’ class.
Saturday evening, you’re invit-
ed to come dressed to impress
for the main “Swagger & Grace”
soiree.
For tickets and more informa-
tion, visit groovinhighsteppers.
com and select the events tab.
Tickets will also be available at
the door on Friday or Saturday
only, or contact Denise at 503-
819-4576 or Hernandez at 206-
683-4101.
Rev. Billy and Stop Shopping
Portland’s Boom Arts presents Reverend Billy and his
11-member Stop Shopping Choir as they bring a timely
theater and concert performance to Portland with a rallying
cry for the earth and social justice. Two concerts at the Old
Church, downtown, on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 6-7 at 7:30
p.m. For tickets and more information, visit boomarts.org.