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27
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Sunday, March 27, 2016 from 11am-5pm
11am-5pm
The 3rd competition of the Mad Bro Xtreme Amateur Games is a Scooter Comp. Cash, and prizes will be awarded. Winners are allowed to compete in the final. The Games consist of 10 competitions For BMX, Skate And scooter riders of all ages throughout this year . There are three levels for all ages , Beginner, Int. and advanced. Sign up online at madbroenterprises.com or at the Skate Park.
Sunday, March 27, 2016 from 2-4pm
2-4pm
Based on the classic 1989 film, Westerberg High is ruled by a shoulder-padded, scrunchie-wearing junta: Heather, Heather, and Heather, the hottest and cruelest girls in all of Ohio. But misfit Veronica Sawyer rejects their evil regime for a new boyfriend, the dark and sexy stranger J.D., who plans to put the Heathers in their place -- six feet under. Heathers: the musical is a Northwest Premiere, and a Collaborative effort with STAGED! theatre company. Directed by Diane Englert Musical Director - Jonathan Quesenberry Our space fits up to 150 people with limited handicap capacity. If you need special seating accommodations, please contact immediately. Buy Tickets at https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?actions=7&p=1
Sunday, March 27, 2016 from 2-4pm
2-4pm
“The Lady Aoi” tells the story of a living ghost. Mouawad: “I didn’t know what a living ghost was until I read this work. In Japanese culture, someone who is out of control with jealousy will unintentionally, in their sleep, bring to life their own living ghost. This ghost will walk the earth and inflict danger on the cause of the jealousy.” The living ghost Lady Rokujo (Jeannie Rogers) haunts Lady Aoi (Gwendolyn Duffy) who is being treated for sex complexes at a strange hospital run by a peculiar nurse (Emily Welsh). On the night of this play, Lady Rokujo encounters Lady Aoi’s husband. The original story has its roots in one of Japan's most legendary collection of stories, “The Tale of Gengi,” written by Murasaki Shikibu in 1005 (on this site – considered “a badass chick of Japanese History”). The first ever novel serial was so popular with the Japanese that by the 15th century the Japanese Noh Drama of the same name had become and remains one of the most popular Noh Dramas to date. Previews – Mar 11 to 17 Opens and Plays – Mar 18 to 27 Show times are Thurs, Fri and Sat at 7:30, Sun at 2:00 $15 to $25 pay what you can For mature audiences, adult content, nudity Tickets can be purchased at the door, or ticketswest.com, or by calling: Imago Theatre 503.231.9581 TicketsWest 503.224.8499 Jerry Mouawad returns to the stage after an 18-month hiatus (last production: Pinter’s “The Homecoming” Oct 2014). Mouawad is staging a Japanese fusion work by Yukio Mishima entitled “The Lady Aoi” that opens at Imago Mar 11. Yukio Mishima is considered one of the most important Japanese authors of the 20th century; he was nominated three times for the Nobel Prize for Literature. For the erotic ghost tale “The Lady Aoi,” Mishima modernized a 15th century Noh play, setting it in a 1956 hospital. Mouawad promises a highly- stylized production accompanied by percussionist Blade Rogers, with sound design by John Berendzen (Liminal) and Greg Ives, lighting by Jeff Forbes and costumes by Sarah Mainsfield, with influences from experimental icon writer/director Richard Foreman (a landmark presentation in 1997 “Pearls for Pigs”in Portland)and riffs from Belgian director Ivo Van Hove (current innovative NY staging of Arthur Miller’s A View from the Bridge).
Sunday, March 27, 2016 from 3-5pm
3-5pm
PassinArt: A Theatre Company is pleased to announce its upcoming production of Smoldering Fires by Kermit Frazier, Tickets information available at www.passinart.net. (Students, seniors, and group rates available.) “Smoldering Fires is an amazing drama that applies the ideas and struggles of the civil rights movement to contemporary city life. Kermit Frazier’s Smoldering Fires allows us to view the world through the eyes and spirit of our youth. The youth of today are not just dealing with the racist conflicts of the 60’s; they are wrestling with the violent attitudes of their own communities’ ‐i.e. guns and drugs that amass the ever present delinquent elements of their surroundings. In this play, youth takes a stand in taking their community back against the odds of being out‐numbered by their peers.” William (Bill) Earl Ray, Director Smoldering Fires features local artists Eric Harris Jr., Ajani Hopkins, Kenneth Dembo, Shelley B. Shelley, Timaya Hepburn, Nena Uke, Sami Yacob‐Andrus, Quante Coles, James Hill Brooks, Ronald Smith; and directed by William (Bill) Earl Ray. “Oh, be fiery. By all means be fiery. Fiery in your words, your nonviolent actions. Fiery in the way you learn and grow. Stay on fire with determination and the drive for change.” Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. If you have any questions you may email Jerry Foster at [email protected] call (503) 235‐8079. This production is made possible in part by the Collins Foundation, WillaKenzie Estate, Ronni Lacroute, James F and Marion L Miller Foundation, Regional Arts and Cultural Council, and the MRG Foundation.
Monday
Mar
28
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29
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30
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Wednesday, March 30, 2016 from 6-8pm
6-8pm
"Assata Shakur talks about socialist development in Cuba." The former Black Panther and Black Liberation Army cadre who has had political asylum in Cuba since 1984, talks about socialist practices in Cuba, racism, patriarchy, and the way forward for socialist politics. The All African People's Revolutionary Party (A-APRP) is hosting its annual discussion events as a way of informing discussion about the worldwide struggle for Pan-Africanism, which we define as one unified socialist Africa. We believe Pan-Africanism is the key to the problems facing over 900 million Africans who are scattered and suffering in 113 countries. We also believe Pan-Africanism is our contribution to the worldwide movement for peace, justice, and scientific socialism. Also, don't forget that the A-APRP feeds children every Monday and Friday at Colombia International Cup Coffee Shop in N. Portland. Look for us to expand our work with other local organizations in New Columbia to help build an independent African school there. Contact us at www.aaaprporegon.org for more information. Here is the list of future screenings: Wed, Apr 27th - "Kwame Ture on zionism as Africa's Enemy" Smith 236 Wed, May 18th - "A Message from Women in Gambia" Smith 333
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Mar
31
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April
2016
Friday
Apr
1
2016
Friday, April 1, 2016 from 7:30-9:30pm
7:30-9:30pm
PassinArt: A Theatre Company is pleased to announce its upcoming production of Smoldering Fires by Kermit Frazier, Tickets information available at www.passinart.net. (Students, seniors, and group rates available.) “Smoldering Fires is an amazing drama that applies the ideas and struggles of the civil rights movement to contemporary city life. Kermit Frazier’s Smoldering Fires allows us to view the world through the eyes and spirit of our youth. The youth of today are not just dealing with the racist conflicts of the 60’s; they are wrestling with the violent attitudes of their own communities’ ‐i.e. guns and drugs that amass the ever present delinquent elements of their surroundings. In this play, youth takes a stand in taking their community back against the odds of being out‐numbered by their peers.” William (Bill) Earl Ray, Director Smoldering Fires features local artists Eric Harris Jr., Ajani Hopkins, Kenneth Dembo, Shelley B. Shelley, Timaya Hepburn, Nena Uke, Sami Yacob‐Andrus, Quante Coles, James Hill Brooks, Ronald Smith; and directed by William (Bill) Earl Ray. “Oh, be fiery. By all means be fiery. Fiery in your words, your nonviolent actions. Fiery in the way you learn and grow. Stay on fire with determination and the drive for change.” Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. If you have any questions you may email Jerry Foster at [email protected] call (503) 235‐8079. This production is made possible in part by the Collins Foundation, WillaKenzie Estate, Ronni Lacroute, James F and Marion L Miller Foundation, Regional Arts and Cultural Council, and the MRG Foundation.
Friday, April 1, 2016 from 7:30-9pm
7:30-9pm
Based on the classic 1989 film, Westerberg High is ruled by a shoulder-padded, scrunchie-wearing junta: Heather, Heather, and Heather, the hottest and cruelest girls in all of Ohio. But misfit Veronica Sawyer rejects their evil regime for a new boyfriend, the dark and sexy stranger J.D., who plans to put the Heathers in their place -- six feet under. Heathers: the musical is a Northwest Premiere, and a Collaborative effort with STAGED! theatre company. Directed by Diane Englert Musical Director - Jonathan Quesenberry Our space fits up to 150 people with limited handicap capacity. If you need special seating accommodations, please contact immediately. Buy Tickets at https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?actions=7&p=1
Saturday
Apr
2
2016
Saturday, April 2, 2016 from 2:30-4:30pm
2:30-4:30pm
Join us for Weaver’s Tale inaugural Seed Swap! Bring your extra seeds to share, and take home someone else’s to add to your garden. Share your love of gardening with other like-minded people. Come find out about Weaver’s Tale. This event is free, though a $5 donation would be greatly appreciated.
Saturday, April 2, 2016 from 7-10pm
7-10pm
A 9/11-themed event that includes a memorial to 9/11 victims, screening of latest 9/11 documentary from Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth, and local 9/11 Truth outreach descripton and recruitment. Architect Richard Gage, AIA, founder of AE911Truth and former firefighter Dale Pierce will be guest speakers at the the event.
Saturday, April 2, 2016 from 7-9pm
7-9pm
Pacific Northwest Film Tour: Firefighters Architects Engineers: Expose 9/11 Myths Introduction & Q/A Live w/ Richard Gage Watch the trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsoY3AIRUGA Richard Gage, a San Francisco Bay area architect, is the founder of Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth. Architects & Engineers for 9/11 Truth is an organization of architects and engineers who dispute the results of official investigations into the September 11 attacks, including the 9/11 Commission Report. $10 / $5 [email protected]
Saturday, April 2, 2016 from 7:30-9:30pm
7:30-9:30pm
PassinArt: A Theatre Company is pleased to announce its upcoming production of Smoldering Fires by Kermit Frazier, Tickets information available at www.passinart.net. (Students, seniors, and group rates available.) “Smoldering Fires is an amazing drama that applies the ideas and struggles of the civil rights movement to contemporary city life. Kermit Frazier’s Smoldering Fires allows us to view the world through the eyes and spirit of our youth. The youth of today are not just dealing with the racist conflicts of the 60’s; they are wrestling with the violent attitudes of their own communities’ ‐i.e. guns and drugs that amass the ever present delinquent elements of their surroundings. In this play, youth takes a stand in taking their community back against the odds of being out‐numbered by their peers.” William (Bill) Earl Ray, Director Smoldering Fires features local artists Eric Harris Jr., Ajani Hopkins, Kenneth Dembo, Shelley B. Shelley, Timaya Hepburn, Nena Uke, Sami Yacob‐Andrus, Quante Coles, James Hill Brooks, Ronald Smith; and directed by William (Bill) Earl Ray. “Oh, be fiery. By all means be fiery. Fiery in your words, your nonviolent actions. Fiery in the way you learn and grow. Stay on fire with determination and the drive for change.” Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. If you have any questions you may email Jerry Foster at [email protected] call (503) 235‐8079. This production is made possible in part by the Collins Foundation, WillaKenzie Estate, Ronni Lacroute, James F and Marion L Miller Foundation, Regional Arts and Cultural Council, and the MRG Foundation.
Saturday, April 2, 2016 from 8-10pm
8-10pm
BUD, BLOOM AND BLOSSOM! The continuing tales of one woman's transformational journey. Be a co-creator of fun, experimental theater that has never been done or seen before! You are the audience as well as the inventor. There is something for everyone when actress, singer, songwriter, dancer and general wacky, warm-hearted innovator Gabrielle Juliette (Widman) along with her mischievously talented musical companions offer you a night of unusual fun, entertainment and deep contemplation. Let's celebrate the endurance, joys and challenges of the human spirit together! There will be song, dance and dramatic theater, as well as improvisational audience participation. (Pssssssst.... it is all easy and fun!) Leave the kids at home....there will be some nudity and adult themes. How much? $15 for prepaid tickets or $20 at the door the night of the performance. Tickets available at www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2518970
Saturday, April 2, 2016 from 7:30-9pm
7:30-9pm
PassinArt: A Theatre Company is pleased to announce its upcoming production of Smoldering Fires by Kermit Frazier, March 11, 2016‐April 10, 2016 at the Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center (5340 North Interstate Avenue), Portland, Oregon (Fridays and Saturdays) at 7:30 pm (Sundays) at 3:00 pm. Special Talk Back discussions with playwright, Kermit Frazier, and others following performances on March 20 and March 21st. Tickets information available at ​www.passinart.net​. (Students, seniors, and group rates available.) “Smoldering Fires is an amazing drama that applies the ideas and struggles of the civil rights movement to contemporary city life. Kermit Frazier’s Smoldering Fires allows us to view the world through the eyes and spirit of our youth. The youth of today are not just dealing with the racist conflicts of the 60’s; they are wrestling with the violent attitudes of their own communities’ ‐i.e. guns and drugs that amass the ever present delinquent elements of their surroundings. In this play, youth takes a stand in taking their community back against the odds of being out‐numbered by their peers.” ​William (Bill) Earl Ray, Director Smoldering Fires features local artists Eric Harris Jr., Ajani Hopkins, Kenneth Dembo, Shelley B. Shelley, Timaya Hepburn, Nena Uke, Sami Yacob‐Andrus, Quante Coles, James Hill Brooks, Ronald Smith; and directed by William (Bill) Earl Ray. “Oh, be fiery. By all means be fiery. Fiery in your words, your nonviolent actions. Fiery in the way you learn and grow. Stay on fire with determination and the drive for change.” Dr. Martin Luther King, This production is made possible in part by the Collins Foundation, WillaKenzie Estate, Ronni Lacroute, James F and Marion L Miller Foundation, Regional Arts and Cultural Council, and the MRG Foundation.
Saturday, April 2, 2016 from 7:30-9pm
7:30-9pm
Based on the classic 1989 film, Westerberg High is ruled by a shoulder-padded, scrunchie-wearing junta: Heather, Heather, and Heather, the hottest and cruelest girls in all of Ohio. But misfit Veronica Sawyer rejects their evil regime for a new boyfriend, the dark and sexy stranger J.D., who plans to put the Heathers in their place -- six feet under. Heathers: the musical is a Northwest Premiere, and a Collaborative effort with STAGED! theatre company. Directed by Diane Englert Musical Director - Jonathan Quesenberry Our space fits up to 150 people with limited handicap capacity. If you need special seating accommodations, please contact immediately. Buy Tickets at https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?actions=7&p=1
Sunday
Apr
3
2016
Sunday, April 3, 2016 from 3-5pm
3-5pm
PassinArt: A Theatre Company is pleased to announce its upcoming production of Smoldering Fires by Kermit Frazier, Tickets information available at www.passinart.net. (Students, seniors, and group rates available.) “Smoldering Fires is an amazing drama that applies the ideas and struggles of the civil rights movement to contemporary city life. Kermit Frazier’s Smoldering Fires allows us to view the world through the eyes and spirit of our youth. The youth of today are not just dealing with the racist conflicts of the 60’s; they are wrestling with the violent attitudes of their own communities’ ‐i.e. guns and drugs that amass the ever present delinquent elements of their surroundings. In this play, youth takes a stand in taking their community back against the odds of being out‐numbered by their peers.” William (Bill) Earl Ray, Director Smoldering Fires features local artists Eric Harris Jr., Ajani Hopkins, Kenneth Dembo, Shelley B. Shelley, Timaya Hepburn, Nena Uke, Sami Yacob‐Andrus, Quante Coles, James Hill Brooks, Ronald Smith; and directed by William (Bill) Earl Ray. “Oh, be fiery. By all means be fiery. Fiery in your words, your nonviolent actions. Fiery in the way you learn and grow. Stay on fire with determination and the drive for change.” Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. If you have any questions you may email Jerry Foster at [email protected] call (503) 235‐8079. This production is made possible in part by the Collins Foundation, WillaKenzie Estate, Ronni Lacroute, James F and Marion L Miller Foundation, Regional Arts and Cultural Council, and the MRG Foundation.
Monday
Apr
4
2016
Monday, April 4, 2016 from 6:30-8pm
6:30-8pm
Hey, you can take a class at the Portland Underground Grad School entitled, "The Problem with Privilege: Bias, Fragility, and Taking Action to End Racism": For full information, check out the website: http://www.pugspdx.com/the-problem-with-privilege/ This class is: For those who have a hard time putting their finger on progressive "liberal" forms of racism, and want to be able to name it and/or correct it constructively. For the person who wants a new way to effectively understand and interrupt "isms" of all sort. For those who want to be a powerful ally, and take on race issues without co-opting the issue or otherwise interfering with a community driven process. For anyone who struggles with how to "fix" privilege - you get the idea, you know you have it, but how to remedy the effects when it's largely blind to you (when you didn't ask for it)? For anyone who wants to explore the concepts of White Fragility more completely. It's SUPER HANDY, don't be thrown by the name. This class meets weekly, on Monday evenings, through April.
Tuesday
Apr
5
2016
Wednesday
Apr
6
2016
Thursday
Apr
7
2016
Thursday, April 7, 2016 from 7-8pm
7-8pm
Tim DeChristopher, as Bidder 70, disrupted an illegitimate Bureau of Land Management oil and gas auction in December of 2008, by outbidding oil companies for parcels around Arches and Canyonlands National Parks in Utah. His actions and 21 month imprisonment earned him a national and international media presence, which he has used as a platform to spread the urgency of the climate crisis and the need for bold, confrontational action in order to create a just and healthy world. Tim used his prosecution as an opportunity to organize the climate justice organization Peaceful Uprising in Salt Lake City, and most recently, the Climate Disobedience Center. Cost: $5-20
Friday
Apr
8
2016
Friday, April 8, 2016 from 7:30-9:30pm
7:30-9:30pm
The Amish Project - by Jessica Dickey and directed by Beth Harper -mines the toll taken on humans faced with a tragedy that rocked an entire community and the profound forgiveness of the Amish after a lone man shot 10 Amish children ages 6-13 in their schoolhouse. Tickets available at https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?actions=4&p=1
Friday, April 8, 2016 from 7:30-9:30pm
7:30-9:30pm
PassinArt: A Theatre Company is pleased to announce its upcoming production of Smoldering Fires by Kermit Frazier, Tickets information available at www.passinart.net. (Students, seniors, and group rates available.) “Smoldering Fires is an amazing drama that applies the ideas and struggles of the civil rights movement to contemporary city life. Kermit Frazier’s Smoldering Fires allows us to view the world through the eyes and spirit of our youth. The youth of today are not just dealing with the racist conflicts of the 60’s; they are wrestling with the violent attitudes of their own communities’ ‐i.e. guns and drugs that amass the ever present delinquent elements of their surroundings. In this play, youth takes a stand in taking their community back against the odds of being out‐numbered by their peers.” William (Bill) Earl Ray, Director Smoldering Fires features local artists Eric Harris Jr., Ajani Hopkins, Kenneth Dembo, Shelley B. Shelley, Timaya Hepburn, Nena Uke, Sami Yacob‐Andrus, Quante Coles, James Hill Brooks, Ronald Smith; and directed by William (Bill) Earl Ray. “Oh, be fiery. By all means be fiery. Fiery in your words, your nonviolent actions. Fiery in the way you learn and grow. Stay on fire with determination and the drive for change.” Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. If you have any questions you may email Jerry Foster at [email protected] call (503) 235‐8079. This production is made possible in part by the Collins Foundation, WillaKenzie Estate, Ronni Lacroute, James F and Marion L Miller Foundation, Regional Arts and Cultural Council, and the MRG Foundation.
Saturday
Apr
9
2016
Saturday, April 9, 2016 from 10am-3pm
10am-3pm
During this daylong workshop, Sewell Lecture speaker, Tim DeChristopher, will share integrated and multifaith strategies to prevent climate change and environmental injustice, combat poverty and restore dignity to both people and the planet. Tim DeChristopher, as Bidder 70, disrupted an illegitimate Bureau of Land Management oil and gas auction in December of 2008, by outbidding oil companies for parcels around Arches and Canyonlands National Parks in Utah. His actions and 21 month imprisonment earned him a national and international media presence, which he has used as a platform to spread the urgency of the climate crisis and the need for bold, confrontational action in order to create a just and healthy world. Tim used his prosecution as an opportunity to organize the climate justice organization Peaceful Uprising in Salt Lake City, and most recently, the Climate Disobedience Center. $40, includes ticket to lecture
Saturday, April 9, 2016 from 7:30-9:30pm
7:30-9:30pm
The Amish Project - by Jessica Dickey and directed by Beth Harper -mines the toll taken on humans faced with a tragedy that rocked an entire community and the profound forgiveness of the Amish after a lone man shot 10 Amish children ages 6-13 in their schoolhouse. Tickets available at https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?actions=4&p=1
Saturday, April 9, 2016 from 7:30-9pm
7:30-9pm
PassinArt: A Theatre Company is pleased to announce its upcoming production of Smoldering Fires by Kermit Frazier, March 11, 2016‐April 10, 2016 at the Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center (5340 North Interstate Avenue), Portland, Oregon (Fridays and Saturdays) at 7:30 pm (Sundays) at 3:00 pm. Special Talk Back discussions with playwright, Kermit Frazier, and others following performances on March 20 and March 21st. Tickets information available at ​www.passinart.net​. (Students, seniors, and group rates available.) “Smoldering Fires is an amazing drama that applies the ideas and struggles of the civil rights movement to contemporary city life. Kermit Frazier’s Smoldering Fires allows us to view the world through the eyes and spirit of our youth. The youth of today are not just dealing with the racist conflicts of the 60’s; they are wrestling with the violent attitudes of their own communities’ ‐i.e. guns and drugs that amass the ever present delinquent elements of their surroundings. In this play, youth takes a stand in taking their community back against the odds of being out‐numbered by their peers.” ​William (Bill) Earl Ray, Director Smoldering Fires features local artists Eric Harris Jr., Ajani Hopkins, Kenneth Dembo, Shelley B. Shelley, Timaya Hepburn, Nena Uke, Sami Yacob‐Andrus, Quante Coles, James Hill Brooks, Ronald Smith; and directed by William (Bill) Earl Ray. “Oh, be fiery. By all means be fiery. Fiery in your words, your nonviolent actions. Fiery in the way you learn and grow. Stay on fire with determination and the drive for change.” Dr. Martin Luther King, This production is made possible in part by the Collins Foundation, WillaKenzie Estate, Ronni Lacroute, James F and Marion L Miller Foundation, Regional Arts and Cultural Council, and the MRG Foundation.
Saturday, April 9, 2016 from 7:30-9:30pm
7:30-9:30pm
PassinArt: A Theatre Company is pleased to announce its upcoming production of Smoldering Fires by Kermit Frazier, Tickets information available at www.passinart.net. (Students, seniors, and group rates available.) “Smoldering Fires is an amazing drama that applies the ideas and struggles of the civil rights movement to contemporary city life. Kermit Frazier’s Smoldering Fires allows us to view the world through the eyes and spirit of our youth. The youth of today are not just dealing with the racist conflicts of the 60’s; they are wrestling with the violent attitudes of their own communities’ ‐i.e. guns and drugs that amass the ever present delinquent elements of their surroundings. In this play, youth takes a stand in taking their community back against the odds of being out‐numbered by their peers.” William (Bill) Earl Ray, Director Smoldering Fires features local artists Eric Harris Jr., Ajani Hopkins, Kenneth Dembo, Shelley B. Shelley, Timaya Hepburn, Nena Uke, Sami Yacob‐Andrus, Quante Coles, James Hill Brooks, Ronald Smith; and directed by William (Bill) Earl Ray. “Oh, be fiery. By all means be fiery. Fiery in your words, your nonviolent actions. Fiery in the way you learn and grow. Stay on fire with determination and the drive for change.” Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. If you have any questions you may email Jerry Foster at [email protected] call (503) 235‐8079. This production is made possible in part by the Collins Foundation, WillaKenzie Estate, Ronni Lacroute, James F and Marion L Miller Foundation, Regional Arts and Cultural Council, and the MRG Foundation.
Sunday
Apr
10
2016
Sunday, April 10, 2016 from 3-5pm
3-5pm
PassinArt: A Theatre Company is pleased to announce its upcoming production of Smoldering Fires by Kermit Frazier, Tickets information available at www.passinart.net. (Students, seniors, and group rates available.) “Smoldering Fires is an amazing drama that applies the ideas and struggles of the civil rights movement to contemporary city life. Kermit Frazier’s Smoldering Fires allows us to view the world through the eyes and spirit of our youth. The youth of today are not just dealing with the racist conflicts of the 60’s; they are wrestling with the violent attitudes of their own communities’ ‐i.e. guns and drugs that amass the ever present delinquent elements of their surroundings. In this play, youth takes a stand in taking their community back against the odds of being out‐numbered by their peers.” William (Bill) Earl Ray, Director Smoldering Fires features local artists Eric Harris Jr., Ajani Hopkins, Kenneth Dembo, Shelley B. Shelley, Timaya Hepburn, Nena Uke, Sami Yacob‐Andrus, Quante Coles, James Hill Brooks, Ronald Smith; and directed by William (Bill) Earl Ray. “Oh, be fiery. By all means be fiery. Fiery in your words, your nonviolent actions. Fiery in the way you learn and grow. Stay on fire with determination and the drive for change.” Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. If you have any questions you may email Jerry Foster at [email protected] call (503) 235‐8079. This production is made possible in part by the Collins Foundation, WillaKenzie Estate, Ronni Lacroute, James F and Marion L Miller Foundation, Regional Arts and Cultural Council, and the MRG Foundation.
Monday
Apr
11
2016
Tuesday
Apr
12
2016
Wednesday
Apr
13
2016
Thursday
Apr
14
2016
Thursday, April 14, 2016 at 9pm through Friday, April 15, 2016 at 2am
9pm through Friday, April 15 at 2am
Two set concert with Portland’s premier World Beat band Wamba Members: Nii Ayi Armah-Percussion & vocals Alex Addy- Percussion & vocals adam carpinelli- Guitar & percussion Wilson Carr- Bass Josh Conneran- Drumset Malcom Lewis- Tenor Sax Tickets: http://holdmyticket.com/event/237633 Co-sponsored by Bio-Safety Alliance, Soil Not Oil Coalition, NW Alliance for Alternative Media & Education, KBOO Community Radio 90.7fm, Obo Addy Legacy Project Youtube Video: Kako- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1wLbS79k-VI Drumming Peace- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YnxetwaWUHA Wamba Facebook Band Page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Wambapdx/136522683085790 This show is 21 and over.
Thursday, April 14, 2016 from 7-9pm
7-9pm
Who Are My People? is a documentary film on the current and controversial topic of the build-out of large scale renewable energy in the deserts of the West. The LA Times indicates we are at a "Flashpoint" between competing value-systems. Bodies have been exhumed and geoglyphs destroyed in an area that is a long-term indigenous settlement. WHO ARE MY PEOPLE? depicts how the world's energy firms have met their match in a small group of Native American elders, in the hottest desert on the planet. The film takes us behind the scenes of two of the largest solar projects in the world, "fast-tracked" by US renewable energy policies. Director Robert Lundahl, Alfredo Figueroa and friends will host a ‘free range’ conversation with audience members drumming, dancing and sharing stories KBOO and the Clinton Street Theater have partnered to bring you a monthly film series about....well, it could be about radio, or about anyone of the many programs that KBOO airs--politics, labor, human rights, and, of course, lots of music. A new film or event every second Thursday of the month, so stayed tuned to the radio and check back on the website, because you never know what might be happening month to month.
Thursday, April 14, 2016 from 7:30-9:30pm
7:30-9:30pm
The Amish Project - by Jessica Dickey and directed by Beth Harper -mines the toll taken on humans faced with a tragedy that rocked an entire community and the profound forgiveness of the Amish after a lone man shot 10 Amish children ages 6-13 in their schoolhouse. Tickets available at https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?actions=4&p=1
Friday
Apr
15
2016
Friday, April 15, 2016 from 7:30-9:30pm
7:30-9:30pm
The Amish Project - by Jessica Dickey and directed by Beth Harper -mines the toll taken on humans faced with a tragedy that rocked an entire community and the profound forgiveness of the Amish after a lone man shot 10 Amish children ages 6-13 in their schoolhouse. Tickets available at https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?actions=4&p=1
Saturday
Apr
16
2016
Saturday, April 16, 2016 at 6pm through Sunday, April 17, 2016 at midnight
6pm through Sunday, April 17 at midnight
Performers include: Augustana Church Jazz Quartet w/Marilyn Keller, NW Women in Blues Showcase featuring; Sonny Hess, Rae Gordon, Vicki Stevens & True Blue Lady Kat; Roseland Hunters w/LaRhonda Steele; Terry Robb; Steve Cheseborough; Tevis Hodge Jr.; Bloco Alegria Brazilian Percussion & Dance Troupe; Norman Sylvester Band featuring Shoehorn, Lenanne Sylvester, Sarah Billings & the Mad as Hell Doctors. Silent Auction, Dinners for Sale, 2 Bars, Dessert & Coffee Bar, Community Village of Information Tables The campaign for Universal Healthcare for every citizen is growing around the United States. Our local organization : HEALTH CARE FOR ALL ~ OREGON has brought the movement to the stage for an outreach & fundraising mega concert. KBOO will be broadcasting LIVE from this venue. http://hcao.org/innercitybluesfestival/
Saturday, April 16, 2016 from 7:30-9:30pm
7:30-9:30pm
The Amish Project - by Jessica Dickey and directed by Beth Harper -mines the toll taken on humans faced with a tragedy that rocked an entire community and the profound forgiveness of the Amish after a lone man shot 10 Amish children ages 6-13 in their schoolhouse. Tickets available at https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?actions=4&p=1
Sunday
Apr
17
2016
Sunday, April 17, 2016 from 2-4pm
2-4pm
The Amish Project - by Jessica Dickey and directed by Beth Harper -mines the toll taken on humans faced with a tragedy that rocked an entire community and the profound forgiveness of the Amish after a lone man shot 10 Amish children ages 6-13 in their schoolhouse. Tickets available at https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?actions=4&p=1
Monday
Apr
18
2016
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Apr
19
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Apr
20
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Wednesday, April 20, 2016 from 7-9pm
7-9pm
Critic and film historian Jonathan Rosenbaum has said IMAGINE THE SOUND “may be the best documentary on free jazz that we have.” IMAGINE THE SOUND is an eloquent tribute to a group of highly celebrated artists that helped forge the avant-garde jazz of the 1960s. Focusing on four important and celebrated figures (Cecil Taylor, Archie Shepp, Paul Bley and Bill Dixon) allowing them to reflect on their careers and those around them that, in many ways, defined the sound of '60s jazz. Plus, there's music. The music in this film is brilliant. https://www.facebook.com/events/1149810548383434/
Thursday
Apr
21
2016
Thursday, April 21, 2016 from 7:30-9:30pm
7:30-9:30pm
The Amish Project - by Jessica Dickey and directed by Beth Harper -mines the toll taken on humans faced with a tragedy that rocked an entire community and the profound forgiveness of the Amish after a lone man shot 10 Amish children ages 6-13 in their schoolhouse. Tickets available at https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?actions=4&p=1
Friday
Apr
22
2016
Friday, April 22, 2016 from 7:30-9:30pm
7:30-9:30pm
The Amish Project - by Jessica Dickey and directed by Beth Harper -mines the toll taken on humans faced with a tragedy that rocked an entire community and the profound forgiveness of the Amish after a lone man shot 10 Amish children ages 6-13 in their schoolhouse. Tickets available at https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?actions=4&p=1
Saturday
Apr
23
2016
Saturday, April 23, 2016 from 7:30-9:30pm
7:30-9:30pm
The Amish Project - by Jessica Dickey and directed by Beth Harper -mines the toll taken on humans faced with a tragedy that rocked an entire community and the profound forgiveness of the Amish after a lone man shot 10 Amish children ages 6-13 in their schoolhouse. Tickets available at https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?actions=4&p=1
Sunday
Apr
24
2016
Sunday, April 24, 2016 from 11am-5:30pm
11am-5:30pm
The 4th competition of the Mad Bro Xtreme Amateur Games is a Skate Comp. Cash, and prizes will be awarded. Winners are allowed to compete in the final. The Games consist of 10 competitions For BMX, Skate And scooter riders of all ages throughout this year . There are three levels for all ages , Beginner, Int. and advanced. Sign up online at madbroenterprises.com or at the Skate Park.
Sunday, April 24, 2016 from 2-4pm
2-4pm
The Amish Project - by Jessica Dickey and directed by Beth Harper -mines the toll taken on humans faced with a tragedy that rocked an entire community and the profound forgiveness of the Amish after a lone man shot 10 Amish children ages 6-13 in their schoolhouse. Tickets available at https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?actions=4&p=1
Monday
Apr
25
2016
Monday, April 25, 2016 from 7-8:30pm
7-8:30pm
Portland Women in Art Lecture Series presents Ellen Lesperance on, "The Strong, Star-Bright Companions." The lecture is to take place at the Moriarty Arts Humanities Building on the Portland Community College Cascade Campus. Ellen Lesperance’s work pays tribute to direct action campaigns and feminist activism. Lesperance's paintings are based on knit garments worn by women involved in protests, sit-ins, demonstrations, and civil disobedience. She meticulously paints the patterns of these “knitted messages,” that function much like other forms of creative direct action such as picket signs, banners, street theater, body painting, and costumes. Pattern, shape, and symmetry emerge in the artist's highly detailed compositions that merge abstraction with figuration. By translating and transforming such source material into something abstract and universal, the works speak to participation and protest as being not radical, but essential and personal. They also create a political lineage, capturing the potential of past events to inspire future action through translated and coded symbols. Ellen Lesperance’s work has been exhibited widely, most recently at the Seattle Art Museum, the Drawing Center, New York, and in the People's Biennial (traveling). Lesperance’s work is represented in the following public collections: the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art at the Brooklyn Museum; the Museum of Art and Design; the Portland Art Museum; the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation; and at the Kadist Art Foundation. Lesperance has been honored with the northwest regional Betty Bowen Award, a Ford Family Fellowship in the Arts, the 2015 Individual Artists RACC Fellowship, an Art Matters! Grant, a Robert Rauschenberg "Artist-as-Activist" Travel Grant, and a Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant. She received her MFA from Rutgers University in 1999 and has received residencies at the Skowhegan School; the MacDowell Colony; the Djerassi Foundation; and the Atlantic Center. Her work has been featured in AnOther, Art in America, ArtUS, Art Monthly, Cura, GARAGE, Guernica, Intercourse, the Los Angeles Times, the New York Times, the Oregonian, and Tema Celeste.
Tuesday
Apr
26
2016
Wednesday
Apr
27
2016
Wednesday, April 27, 2016 from 6-8pm
6-8pm
"Kwame Ture Talks about zionism being Africa's enemy." Kwame Ture, formally known as Stokely Carmichael, gives a talk on the zionist movement, the difference between zionism and Judaism, and the role zionism plays in destabilizing the African liberation movement and why. The All African People's Revolutionary Party (A-APRP) is hosting its annual discussion events as a way of informing discussion about the worldwide struggle for Pan-Africanism, which we define as one unified socialist Africa. We believe Pan-Africanism is the key to the problems facing over 900 million Africans who are scattered and suffering in 113 countries. We also believe Pan-Africanism is our contribution to the worldwide movement for peace, justice, and scientific socialism. Also, don't forget that the A-APRP feeds children every Monday and Friday at Colombia International Cup Coffee Shop in N. Portland. Look for us to expand our work with other local organizations in New Columbia to help build an independent African school there. Contact us at www.aaaprporegon.org for more information. Here is the list of future screenings: Wed, May 18th - "A Message from Women in Gambia" Smith 333
Thursday
Apr
28
2016
Thursday, April 28, 2016 from 7-9pm
7-9pm
Film screening, presented by Oregon Jericho. Why: $5-10 sliding scale donation* Nobody turned away for lack of funds *Donations support the defense funds of imprisoned whistle-blowers Chelsea Manning and Jeremy Hammond as well as the Portland Community Mesh-Networking Project. Join us for a film screening of “We are Legion” here in Portland, OR. This film by director Brian Knappenberger takes us inside the complex culture and history of Anonymous, the notorious hacktivist collective. This film features interviews with current and past members of Anonymous, writers, academics and other major players in the hacktivist scene. The film will be followed by a facilitated discussion by Veterans for Peace and the founder of Neocites.org will talk about his work on the revolutionary, new, peer-to-peer, web protocol IFPS. Co-Sponsored by: Veterans for Peace Chapter 72, Oregon Jericho, Portland Anarchist Black Cross, NW Alliance for Alternative Media & Education For more information: Film Trailer: http://wearelegionthedocumentary.com/about-the-film/ Chelsea Manning Support: www.freechelsea.com Jeremy Hammond: www.freejeremy.net Facebook Event Page: https://www.facebook.com/events/812519882215130/
Friday
Apr
29
2016
Saturday
Apr
30
2016
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1
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2016
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May
18
2016
Wednesday, May 18, 2016 from 6-8pm
6-8pm
"A Message from the Women of Gambia." Youth women organizers for the All African Women's Revolutionary Union and the All African People's Revolutionary Party speak about organizing for Pan-Africanism in Gambia and Africa. The All African People's Revolutionary Party (A-APRP) is hosting its annual discussion events as a way of informing discussion about the worldwide struggle for Pan-Africanism, which we define as one unified socialist Africa. We believe Pan-Africanism is the key to the problems facing over 900 million Africans who are scattered and suffering in 113 countries. We also believe Pan-Africanism is our contribution to the worldwide movement for peace, justice, and scientific socialism. Also, don't forget that the A-APRP feeds children every Monday and Friday at Colombia International Cup Coffee Shop in N. Portland. Look for us to expand our work with other local organizations in New Columbia to help build an independent African school there. Contact us at www.aaaprporegon.org for more information.
Thursday
May
19
2016
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May
20
2016
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May
21
2016
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May
22
2016
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23
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26
2016
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27
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28
2016
Sunday
May
29
2016
Sunday, May 29, 2016 from 11am-5pm
11am-5pm
The 5th competition of the Mad Bro Xtreme Amateur Games is a BMX Comp. Cash, and prizes awarded.It will be held at D-block Indoor Skate Park. In Portland OR. Winners are allowed to compete in following competition and the final. The Games consist of 10 competitions For BMX, Skate And scooter riders of all ages throughout this year . There are three levels for all ages , Beginner, Int. and advanced. Sign up online at madbroenterprises.com or at the Skate Park.
Monday
May
30
2016
Tuesday
May
31
2016
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2
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