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interactive exhibit that invites viewers to step into the mind, body, and spirit of Bruce Lee to see how
his unquenchable pursuit of knowledge informed his philosophy and life. The display follows
Bruce’s path, beginning with his revelations on water, through the wealth of knowledge found in his
2,800-book personal library, to his philosophy of self-understanding and self-expression. For info, or
to purchase tickets, call (206) 623-5124 or visit <www.wingluke.org>.
“Sound Check! The Music We Make”
Through Sep 14, 2024, 10am-5pm (Wed-Mon), Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific
American Experience (719 S King St, Seattle). View “Sound Check! The Music We Make,” an exhibit
exploring the role music has played in Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander lives
and communities as an element of cultural heritage/identity, a form of personal/creative expression,
a commercial industry, a connecting/healing force, and an integral part of thriving communities and
culture. The interactive display includes behind-the-scenes photos, framed artworks, podcasts,
artifacts, storylines, audio, and video. For info, or to purchase tickets, call (206) 623-5124 or visit
<www.wingluke.org>.
“Fields of Color”
Dec 7-Jan 20 (Tue-Sat), 11am-5:30pm; Dec 7, 5-8pm (reception); ArtXchange (512 First Ave S,
Seattle). View “Fields of Color,” a display of works by William Song and Marcío Diaz, who layer paint
and color to create textural abstract paintings in their own signature styles. Song uses color and
depth to create energetic portals attuned to express connection, contemplation, and freedom, while
Díaz’s canvasses are covered in stalagmites of paint and evoke macro and micro patterns found in
the natural world. For info, call (206) 839-0377 or visit <www.artxchange.org>.
The Boy and the Heron
Opens Dec 8, Living Room Theaters (SW 10th Ave & SW Stark St, Portland). Watch The Boy and
the Heron, a film about a young boy named Mahito who yearns for his mother while venturing into a
world shared by the living and the dead. The Boy and the Heron is director Hayao Miyazaki’s first
feature film in 10 years. For info, showtimes, or to purchase tickets, call (971) 222-2010 or visit
<www.livingroomtheaters.com>.
ZooZoo
Dec 8-Jan 1, Imago Theatre (17 SE Eighth Ave, Portland). Watch ZooZoo, an Imago Theatre
performance featuring introverted frogs, hippos with insomnia, tricky penguins, paradoxical polar
bears, and more. The show also includes a preview of Imago’s new production, Roo! For info,
showtimes, or to purchase tickets, call (503) 231-9581 or visit <www.imagotheatre.com>.
Free one-on-one medical insurance consulting sessions
Dec 9, 1-3pm, Cedar Hills Recreation Center, 11640 SW Park Way, Portland). The Chinese
Friendship Association of Portland is working with the Oregon Health Insurance Marketplace to
provide medical insurance consulting support to members of the community. To learn about the
requirements, or to schedule a one-on-one appointment, call (971) 865-7889 or e-mail
<cfapportland@gmail.com>.
PAM free family day
Dec 10, 10am-5pm, Portland Art Museum (1219 SW Park Ave, Portland). Enjoy free admission
to the Portland Art Museum during Miller Family Free Day. For info, call (503) 226-2811 or visit
<www.portlandartmuseum.org>.
Mobile Suit Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket
Dec 10, 7:30pm (screening), 5:30pm (Mecha Market), Hollywood Theatre (4122 NE Sandy Blvd,
Portland). Join the Hollywood Theatre as it hosts the first U.S. screening of the legendary Mobile
Suit Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket as part of its cult classic anime series. The screening is a
once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to view the six-episode classic on the big screen. In celebration of the
occasion, AniMayhem will hold a “Mecha Market” at 5:30pm in the lobby. For info, call (503)
281-4215 or visit <www.hollywoodtheatre.org>.
“Celebrate PACCO!”
Dec 15, 6-10pm, The Ritz-Carlton, Portland (900 SW Washington St, Portland). Join the
Philippine American Chamber of Commerce of Oregon (PACCO) for “Celebrate PACCO!” The
in-person event is being held to show appreciation to the organization’s staff, community, and
volunteers for their commitment to the community. For info, or to register, call (503) 862-6853 or
visit <www.pacco.org>.
Winter Bonsai Solstice
Dec 16, 4-7pm, Pacific Bonsai Museum (2515 S 336th St, Federal Way, Wash.). Join the Pacific
Bonsai Museum as it illuminates its world-renowned bonsai collection in a serene display of holiday
magic at Winter Bonsai Solstice. During the evening, visitors are able to view 50 bonsai, some with
special lighting, and shop at two holiday pop-up shops. Visitors are encouraged to bring their own
flashlights. For info, or to purchase tickets, call (253) 353-7345 or visit <www.pacific
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collection in a serene display of holiday magic during Winter Bonsai Solstice. The one-day event takes place on
December 16 from 4:00pm to 7:00pm. (Photos/Pacific Bonsai Museum)
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Aurora Chorus
Dec 16, 7pm, First United Methodist Church (1838 SW Jefferson St, Portland). Attend “Inner
Gardens,” a winter concert by the Aurora Chorus. The performance features songs that cultivate
vitality through the transfiguration of winter. To buy tickets, call (808) 359-4038 (daytime) or (503)
460-3482 (evening), or visit <www.aurorachorus.org>.
BIPOC Children’s Book Fair
Dec 23, noon-4pm, Norse Hall (111 NE 11th Ave, Portland). Children and families are invited to
attend the inaugural BIPOC Children’s Book Fair. The event features award-winning BIPOC
authors, books available for sale, and autograph opportunities. K. Tempest Bradford and the
nonprofit Carl Brandon Society have partnered to launch the book fair. Admission is $5 per person
(waived on request) with kids age two and younger admitted free. All children and teens in
attendance are able to take a book of their choice home for free. Face masks are required to attend.
Tickets must be reserved online prior to the event at <www.carlbrandon.org/bbf>.
White House Fellows Program
Jan 5, noon (application deadline). Apply for the White House Fellows Class of 2024-2025. The
application window closes January 5 at noon. For more info, eligibility requirements, selection
criteria, or to ask specific questions, call the program office at (202) 395-4522 or e-mail
<whitehousefellows@who.eop.gov>.
The Lion King
Jan 7-28, Keller Auditorium (222 SW Clay St, Portland). Experience the stunning artistry,
unforgettable music, and exhilarating choreography of The Lion King. The Serengeti comes to life as
never before in the show, when giraffes strut, birds swoop, gazelles leap, and music soars. The
production, which is presented by Broadway in Portland, runs 2 hours, 30 minutes with one
intermission. For info, or to purchase tickets, call (503) 248-4335, or visit <www.portland5.com> or
<www.broadwayinportland.com>.
NEED HELP FINDING INSURANCE?
Marketplace & OHP Health Insurance Plans
The Chinese Friendship Association of Portland is
working with the Oregon Health Insurance Marketplace
to provide support to members of the community.
If you meet the following requirements, we can help you to enroll in health
insurance coverage through the Oregon Health Insurance Marketplace.
1. Must live in Oregon.
2. Must be a U.S. citizen or national (or be lawfully present).
3. Can’t be incarcerated.
4. Annual income above 138% of federal poverty level ($20,124 for a single
person and $34,545 for a family of 3 in 2023) and are not eligible for coverage
through an employer or public program (like OHP or Medicare) may be able
to eligible to enroll in Marketplace Plans.
5. People who don’t have employer-based coverage.
6. Small business/self-employed.
7. Families in which some are OHP eligible but some are not.
8. Financial help is available such as Premium Tax credits and cost sharing
reductions for qualified individuals and families.
9. We can also help qualified individuals and families with OHP applications.
Please call (971) 865-7889 or e-mail
<cfapportland@gmail.com>
One-on-one medical insurance consulting session:
December 9, 2023, 1:00pm to 3:00pm
Cedar Hills Recreation Center, 11640 SW Park Way, Portland, OR 97225
Please join us for a focus group discussion on the
use of tobacco, including the impact of vaping products
on the Asian American/Pacific Islander community.
This event aims to provide an interactive platform for us
to share experiences and provide suggestions and solutions.
Topic of the focus meeting:
Tobacco-use issues and suggested solutions among AAPI communities.
Requirements to be in the meeting:
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18 to 65 years old. Must be a resident of Oregon in an
AAPI community and CURRENT tobacco user.
As a thank you for your participation, a gift card will be issued
after the meeting as a token of our appreciation for your support.
If you have any questions, need further information,
or wish to sign up, please contact us at (971) 865-7889
or e-mail <cfapportland@gmail.com>.
Organized by the Chinese Friendship Association of Portland