Page 10 June 6, 2018 Arts & ENTERTAINMENT BOOGIE CAT PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS A PHENOMENAL CONCERT The journey of blues and gospel in America The Norman Sylvester Revue with the interfaith Gospel Choir Directed by LaRhonda Steele; OB Addy, Chata Addy, Bill Rhoades, Tevis Hodge jr., Lenanne Sylvester Miller, and the Boogie Cat Horns: Renato Caranto & Pete Moss Alberta Rose Theatre 3000 NE Alberta St, Portland Oregon (503) 764-4131 Friday June 29 8:00 pm Visit albertarosetheatre.com for advance tickets Minors okay when accompanied by parent or guardian www.normansylvester.com Health Care Specialist Cooking and crafting classes return this summer to the King Portland Farmers Market which is held each Sunday at King School Park in northeast Portland. King Market Summer School Summer school is in session as the King Portland Farmers Market kicks off its annual series of on- site community classes on topics including cooking and fresh floral design featuring ingredients and flowers from market vendors. Classes are suited to both sea- soned market-goers and those new to the neighborhood market expe- rience held each Sunday during summer and early fall. Shoppers are encouraged to register in ad- vance at portlandfarmersmarket. org since spaces are limited. Class- es take place monthly from June through September in the Martin Luther King Jr. School parking lot located at Northeast Seventh Ave- nue and Wygant Street. Available classes include Floral Jewerly with Spring Blooms on Sunday, June 10; Fresh Salsa and Tortillas on Sunday, July 15; Pur- ple Basil Pickled Pickles on Sun- day, Aug.12; and Bone Broth and Seasonal Soups on Sunday, Sept. 9. FORREST JENKINS 55 years experience Serving Oregon and Washington Contracted agent with AARP – Humana – Mutual of Omaha Health Care Specialist Medicare Supplements / Life Insurance Medicare Advantage Plan Prescription Drug Programs / Final Expenses 2703 E. Mill Plain Blvd Vancouver, WA 98661 Cell (772) 410-6778 / Fax (360) 718-2536 Email: Dimery100@gmail.com Like & share Me on FACEBOOK Volunteers with the Clark County Repair Cafe help a participant repair her lamp. Get Your Things Fixed for Free A free community event where participants can bring broken or damaged common household items and have them fixed for free by skilled volunteers will take place Thursday, June 7 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at the Vancouver Community Library, 901 C. St. in Vancouver. The volunteers from the Clark County Repair Café have hosted seven events and fixed over 400 items since the start of 2017. They fix bicycles, small appliances, small electronics, jewelry, sharp- en tools and knives and do sewing repairs. Participants are encouraged to bring one small item per person. Some replacement parts might be available for a small fee. Wonder- ing if your item can be fixed? You can ask by emailing the repair café at repair@columbiasprings.org or call 360-882-0936, extension 224. You can learn more at columbias- prings.org/repair.