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Volume 10, Issue 11 | November 2012 |
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Holiday Happenings
Village Gallery Holiday ShowBe sure to stop by the Village Gallery of Arts to take in their annual Holiday Show, which opens November 6. All craft and art items are made by Portland area artists, and there are gifts for everyone, including cards, jewelry, paintings, mixed media pieces, fused glass, stained glass, sculpture, pottery, fiber arts, tree ornaments and other Christmas-related handcrafts. The show runs through December 23, with new items added daily. The Gallery is just east of the Cedar Mill Library. Ninth Annual Holiday Art and Gift Show at SACOn Wednesday, November 14, from 10 am-8 pm, Sunset Athletic Club will hold their annual Holiday Art and Gift show, raising money and collecting food for the Oregon Food Bank. Find imaginative gifts handcrafted by local artists and see some of the artists demonstrate their talent. Canned food donations will gladly be accepted for the Oregon Food Bank and a portion of sales will also be donated to the OFB. You can find the Sunset Athletic Club across from Sunset High School at 13939 NW Cornell Road. Free and open to the public. OCAC Holiday SaleThe Oregon College of Art and Craft Student & Alumni Holiday Sale will take place on Friday, November 23 from 6-8 pm, Saturday, November 24 from 10 am-4 pm and Sunday, November 25 from 10 am-3 pm. A pre-Sale party will occur from 5-6 pm on November 23 and will include a raffle for prizes, live music and hors d'oeuvres. The sale will take place on the Oregon College of Art and Craft campus at 8245 SW Barnes Road, Portland, 97225. For more information, visit www.ocac.edu. Holiday Market at FAISDon’t miss this holiday market with its distinctly international atmosphere! Sample crêpes, pastries, wine, and gourmet cheeses while shopping for unique and special gifts at the French American International School’s Holiday Market, on Saturday, December 8 from 9 am-4 pm. This market is one of the most anticipated holiday venues in the Portland area, known for the breadth and quality of vendors and for its spirited atmosphere. Over 45 local vendors will be selling distinctive items such as handmade hats and handbags, soy candles, bamboo clothing, French linens, bonsai, soaps, brightly colored children’s ponchos, jewelry, ceramics, and crafts. Sample gourmet cheeses or enjoy a luscious pastry, tart or baguette sandwich at the Parisian Café, sponsored by the Alliance Française. A local wine specialist will offer a selection of wines perfect for serving and giving this season. There will be entertainment throughout the day, provided by musicians, student choral groups, and other performers. The Holiday Market is a special project of the FAIS Parent Liaison Committee. Past year’s proceeds have been used for the purchase of major equipment, for the maintenance and signage of the School’s nature trail, for sporting equipment, and to fund professional development for staff members. FAIS Campus, 8500 NW Johnson Street, free parking and admission. Oak Hills Holiday BazaarThe Oak Hills Holiday Bazaar will take place from 10 am-5 pm, Friday, November 30 and Saturday, December 1. As in years past, many of the vendors are Oak Hills residents and the rest are all from the Portland area, making this a perfect opportunity to “shop local” and support local crafters and artists. Vendors who wish to sell wares should contact event organizer Ruth McArthur at 503-645-3022 or ruthmcarthur@frontier.com for information and an application form—hurry because there are just a few tables left. Thanksgiving Eve Family ServiceSunset Presbyterian Church invites everyone to their 6:30 pm Thanksgiving service. Dr. Jay Barber will bring a brief Thanksgiving message with a time for everyone to make a note on what they're thankful for. For more information and directions, visit www.sunsetpres.org. Holiday Tea at The Fanno FarmhouseThe Beaverton Historical Society is sponsoring an elegant Christmas Tea at the Historic 1859 Fanno Farmhouse on Friday, November 30 & Saturday December 1, 11:30 am-1:30 pm. The house will be decorated for Christmas. Enjoy holiday music, and a traditional tea catered by Carrie Schubert of the Beaverton Bakery. Tickets are $25 each. For reservations contact the Beaverton Historical Society at info@historicbeaverton.org, (503) 430-0106, mail your check to P.O. Box 1825, Beaverton, OR 97075, or drop by the center at 12412 SW Broadway, Beaverton. NEWS HOME |
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