August 14, 2019
Page 11
CAREERS Special Edition
Arts &
ENTERTAINMENT
C annon ’ S r ib e xPreSS
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Multicultural Night Market
Beaverton Night Market, a new multicultural event with international food, crafts, live music and cul-
tural performances, will again fill the public space at The Round in downtown Beaverton on Saturday,
Aug. 17 from 5 to 10 p.m. Area residents from many regions of the world will share handmade crafts
and goods representing their cultural roots. Visitors can also sample delicacies from Egypt, Cuba,
East Africa, Mexico, India, Southeast Asia and more.
Vancouver Water Feature Opens
The highly anticipated Columbia River
water feature at Vancouver Waterfront Park
in downtown Vancouver is now open to the
public.
The interactive art installationde-
signed by artist Larry Kirkland opened
on Friday, a $3.5 million gift to the city
paid for by private donors and founda-
tions. The Vancouver Parks and Recre-
ation Department will maintain the water
feature as it draws locals and visitors to
enjoy the city’s waterfront for years to
come.
The 12-foot tall and 16-foot wide
stone and bronze monolith is oriented
north and south to the adjacent Colum-
bia River. The east face is a cast bronze
bas relief map of the Columbia Basin.
The west face is an engraved stone with
a topographic map of the origins of the
Columbia, the “Great River of the West.”
Water cascades down it in a variable
flow, reflecting seasonal changes in the
flow of the river. The water is chlorinated Day campers from Vancouver Parks and Recreation play
and can be waded through and played in in the new water feature at Vancouver Waterfront Park, in
by visitors.
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Tackling Identity and Traditions
In a small town in Mexico,
once a year, men transform
into women and become the
Chunta. One group is made up
of traditionalists who believe that
only straight men should wear
the gowns and makeup, and
the other welcomes dancers of
all identities– especially those
who face violence for being out
and proud. The Northwest Film Center presents a screening of the
documentary “The Chunta,” that gets up close and personal with two
rival dance groups as they prepare for the Chunta, on Thursday, Aug.
15 at 7 p.m. the Portland Art Museum. The film’s director Genevieve
Roudané will be in attendance for a question and answer following
the film. You can also come early for a reception that begins at 6 p.m.
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