January 1, 2020
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Fiddler on the Roof Revival
All Things Being Equal – A
thought-provoking look at how
art can show how modern culture
perpetuates discrimination, titled
“All Things Being Equal” by Af-
rican American artist Hank Willis
Thomas, runs through Jan. 12 at
the Portland Art Museum. Fea-
tures more than 90 works, includ-
ing sculptures based on archival
photographs, quilts constructed
from sports jerseys and prison
uniforms, video installations, and
more.
ZooLights – The Oregon Zoo’s
walk-through winter wonderland
of more than 1.5 million colored
lights is open for the holiday sea-
son through Sunday, Jan. 5. En-
joy the forests of lighted trees,
life-size illuminated animal sil-
houettes and take rides on the
light-bedecked zoo trains. For on-
line tickets and more information,
Philharmonic, Portland
Baroque
Orchestra,
Friends of Chamber Mu-
sic, Portland Chamber Orches-
tra,
Portland Piano International,
visit oregonzoo.org/zoolights.
Portland Symphonic Choir, Cap-
Black Experience on Canvas pella Romana and Portland Vocal
– Portland
Consort.
artist Arvie
Smith,
a
renowned
painter of
the black
experience, will showcase some
of his new work in a solo exhib-
it ‘2 Up and 2 Back,’ now show-
ing through Feb. 2 at the Disjecta
Contemporary Arts Center, 8371
N. Interstate Ave.
Fighting for the Right to Fight:
African American Experienc-
es in World War II – On loan
from the National WWII Muse-
um through Jan. 12, The Oregon
Historical Society, downtown,
presents exhibit on the African
American experience in World
War II and in the Civil Rights era
following the war.
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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 pur-
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Matilda Sparks a Re-
volt – Matilda revels in
the anarchy of childhood,
the power
of imagina-
tion and a girl
who won’t let
being ‘little’
stop her from
putting
an
unjust world
right. ‘Matil-
da the Musi-
cal’ is now showing through Jan.
5 on the NW Children’s Theater
stage at 1819 N.W. Everett St. For
tickets, call 503-222-2190 or visit
nwcts.org.
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Broadway in Portland presents
the Tony Award-nominated
Broadway revival of Fiddler on
the Roof at Keller Auditorium,
Tuesday, Jan. 7 through Sunday,
Jan.12. The beloved theatrical
classic is the heartwarming
story of fathers and daughters,
husbands and wives, and life,
love and laughter. Rich with
musical hits, including “To
Life (L’Chaim!),” “If I Were A
Rich Man,” “Sunrise Sunset,”
“Matchmaker, Matchmaker,”
and “Tradition.” Tickets
at BroadwayInPortland.
com, the box office or call
1-800-273-1530.