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City Club is gearing up for the November election, when consequential and complex ballot measures will await Oregon voters.
READ MOREHBCU To the Pros Night to feature special HBCU band performance from Prairie View A&M’s Marching Storm
READ MOREFREE Access to an expanded patriotic, educational curriculum and resources for service-based learning
READ MOREThe cast of "Quixote Nuevo" at South Coast Rep; photo by Jenny Graham/Courtesy of South Coast Rep (2023)
In its third and final stop on a tour of the West Coast, Portland Center Stage opens an adaptation of the classic 17th century novel by Miguel Cervantes, Don Quixote. Quixote Nuevo is written by playwright Octavio Solis.
READ MOREThe Portland Art Museum is offering two free opportunities to experience exhibitions and programs this week—Free First Thursday on Thursday, February 1, and Miller Family Free Day on Sunday, February 4. Visitors can enjoy Africa Fashion in its final weeks (closing February 18), Black Artists of Oregon, and the newly reopened Throughlines, after its temporary closure due to construction on the Museum’s campus transformation project.
READ MOREPDX CONTEMPORARY ART is pleased to present Scrapbook, an exhibition of new work by Seattle based artist Joe Rudko.
READ MORESeattle/King County Clinic returns to Seattle Center February 15-18, 2024, offering free dental, vision, and medical care to people in need. As healthcare costs continue to rise and public services dwindle, the Clinic fills a growing and vital need for low-barrier, patient-centered care.
READ MORENow through May 3, 2024: Opportunities for summer employment; qualifying participants can apply for a full college scholarship
READ MOREThe Multnomah County Cultural Coalition board is looking for several new members this year. Board members support local communities by awarding grants for cultural activities and advocating for access and funding for arts and culture in Multnomah County.
READ MORESt. Andrew Catholic Church presented its annual Martin Luther King Jr. Awards at mass on Sunday, Jan.28. The ceremony, originally scheduled for Jan. 14, was cancelled due to weather conditions. These awards are given to people whose service embodies the values of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., who used nonviolence, civil disobedience and Christian teaching to advance the cause of civil rights in America.
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