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Wed, Oct. 12 |
Embracing Connections Place, 735 NW 18th Ave 5 p.m. Free Visitors will find themselves beneath an imagined landscape of the mind |
Ringo Starr Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall 8 p.m. $50+ The former Beatles drummer comes to Portland to perform rock music |
Portland Film Festival Lloyd Mall 10 a.m.–11 p.m. $119+ Passes Individual ticket prices vary Portland’s 13-day Film Festival represents over 400 independent films for its 10th anniversary |
Green Schools Wins! PAE, 151 SW 1st Avenue 4 p.m. Free Connect with the green schools community over snacks and a social hour and get inspired to keep the work going |
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Thurs, Oct. 13 |
Photo Portraits Gallery Go Go 5 p.m. $35 for three portraits Celebrated photographer Elle James is offering photo portraits at the Gallery for couples and families |
Shred Flintstone Mano Oculta 7 p.m. $12 Alternative/indie Music |
The Comedy Corral LayLow Tavern 9 p.m. Free A showcase of Portland’s comedians, hosted by Julia Corral |
Reading: A Place Called Home Annie Bloom’s Books 7 p.m. Free Los Angeles author David Ambroz reads from his new memoir A Place Called Home |
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Fri, Oct. 14 |
Sitka Art Invitational Oregon Contemporary 11 a.m. $7+ A juried art expedition and sale, bringing together work from over 100 nature-inspired regional artists |
HorrorPops Bossanova Ballroom 7 p.m. $25 Alternative/indie music from the Danish punk band |
Laser Stranger Things 4 OMSI 6 p.m. $7.50 Take a trip to the upside-down in the safety of the dome. Experience the tunes and soundscapes from the show in vibrant laser light. |
Portland Retro Gaming Expo Oregon Convention Center 12 p.m. $15+ Appreciate classic video and arcade games through the presentation of events and conventions that celebrate the historic contribution video games have made in popular culture |
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Sat, Oct. 15 |
Story Time + Art Activity JSMA at PSU 11 a.m. Free Latoya Lovely will read food-related stories to kids and their guardians in the galleries, followed by an art activity. This program is geared towards pre-K through early elementary students. |
Panic! At The Disco Moda Center 7 p.m. $27.50+ Emo pop and alternative/indie music |
The Rocky Horror Picture Show The Clinton Street Theater Midnight $12 A cult classic story of creation, love, hate, adventure, and most of all, sex. |
JUNTOSpdx 140 NW 4th Ave 2 p.m. Free The closing ceremony of a festival created to connect, inform, inspire and celebrate Latinx Hispanic culture |
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Sun, Oct. 16 |
Doll & Bear Show – Queens of the Doll Aisle Embassy Suites at PDX Airport 11 a.m. $8 Doll sale featuring antique, vintage, modern, BJD, Barbie, artist dolls, handmade clothing and teddy bears |
The Glitch Mob The North Warehouse 9 p.m. $38 Dance/electronic music trio from Los Angeles consisting of edIT, Boreta and Ooah |
Puppeteers for Fears Funhouse Lounge 7 p.m. $20+ A rock-and-roll, horror-comedy sci-fi musical extravaganza…. with puppets! |
Vegan Maker & Craft Fair St. Johns Community Center 12 p.m. Free See the talent of 20+ local vegan makers and crafters, and support their crafts in the third annual event |
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Mon, Oct. 17 |
Muybridge Studies in Stop Motion Embroidery Place, 735 NW 18th Ave 5 p.m. Free Embroidered reincarnations and reinventions of the work of an early filmmaker, with a workshop |
Napalm Death Bossanova Ballroom 6 p.m. $24 A band credited as pioneers of the grindcore genre by incorporating elements of crust punk and death metal |
Randy Feltface Helium Comedy Club 8 p.m. $20 Don’t miss this brand new hour of blistering stand-up and stories from a felt-faced philosopher in self-imposed exile |
Harper’s Playground How-To Workshop Vestas, 1417 NE Everett St 9 a.m. $350 Learn everything you need to know to build an all-inclusive playground in your community |
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Tues, Oct. 18 |
Cosmic Reflections Bottle & Bottega 6 p.m. $40 Step-by-step painting instruction provided by artists. Ticket price includes all materials, instruction, aprons and a 16×20 take-home canvas! |
Sophie B. Hawkins The Old Church Concert Hall 8 p.m. $27+ Pop music by a Best New Artist Grammy nominee |
To Kill a Mockingbird Keller Auditorium 7:30 p.m. $35+ With direction by Tony Award winner Bartlett Sher, one of the greatest novels has quickly become one of the greatest plays |
Mushrooms and Adaptogens The Arctos School of Herbal and Botanical Studies 10 a.m. $390 Explore off-trail through the forest in search of edible and medicinal fungi, learning how to harvest safely and ethically so that participants are empowered to forage in the future |