December 18, 2019
Holiday Entertainment – Port-
land Center Stage’s ‘Miss Bennet:
Christmas at Pemberley,’ a light and
funny holiday play now playing at
the Armory through Dec. 29. The
relatively new play builds on the
old and familiar notes of a Regency
romantic comedy, picking up where
Jane Austen’s “Pride and Prejudice”
leaves off.
Viennese New Year – Oregon Sym-
phony Music Director Carlos Kal-
mer will be joined by guest dancers
from the Oregon Ballet Theatre and
symphony violinist Searmi Park to
ring in the New Year one night ear-
ly with a Monday, Dec. 30 concert
featuring delightful Viennese waltz-
es and polkas.
ZooLights – The Oregon Zoo’s
walk-through winter wonderland
of more than 1.5 million colored
lights is open for the holiday sea-
son and it’s bigger than ever. Enjoy
the forests of lighted trees, life-size
illuminated animal silhouettes and
take rides on the light-bedecked zoo
trains. For online tickets and more
information, visit oregonzoo.org/
zoolights.
Black Experience on Canvas –
Portland artist Arvie Smith, a re-
nowned painter of the black expe-
rience, will showcase some of his
new work in a solo exhibit ‘2 Up
and 2 Back,’ now showing through
Feb. 2 at the Disjecta Contempo-
rary Arts Center, 8371 N. Interstate
Ave.
Fighting for the Right to Fight:
African American Experiences in
World War II – On loan from the
National WWII Museum through
Jan. 12, The Oregon Historical So-
ciety, downtown, presents exhibit
on the African American experience
in World War II and in the Civil
Rights era following the war.
Shopping and Cultural Exchange
– Beaverton Night Market Bazaar,
4500 S.W. Watson Ave., a unique
shopping destination held on Fri-
day, Saturday and Sunday, Dec.
20-22, offers one-of-a-kind arts
and craft merchandise from nearly
30 emerging small business own-
ers representing cultures across the
world are featured.
Norman
Sylvester
Band – “Boogie Cat”
Norman Sylvester and his
Band plays Saturday, Dec. 21 at
9 a.m. for the AFL-CIO holiday
party at the Elsinore Theatre in
Salem; Friday, Dec. 27 at Clyde’s;
Saturday, Dec. 28 at the Vinyl Tap;
and Tuesday, Dec. 31 at 7 p.m. for
the New Year’s Eve party at Catfish
Lou’s
Zoo for All – The Oregon Zoo has
launched “Zoo for All,” a discount
program that provides $5 admis-
sion for low income individuals
and families. Visitors may purchase
up to six of the $5 tickets by brin-
ing a photo ID and documentation
showing they participate in low in-
come service, like the Oregon Trial
Card, Medicaid, Section 8, Tempo-
rary Assistance for Needy Families,
and Head Start.
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All Things Being Equal
– A thought-provoking
look at how art can show
how modern culture perpetuates
discrimination, titled “All Things
Being Equal” by African American
artist Hank Willis Thomas, runs
through Jan. 12 at the Portland Art
Museum. Features more than 90
works, including sculptures based
on archival photographs, quilts
constructed from sports jerseys and
prison uniforms, video installations,
and more.
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