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Miracle Theatre Group Presents Dos Pueblos
October 1-5, 2008 -- Portland
Urgent and brave, desperately shattering the mirror of our expectations. Over time, the stories of the overlapping cultural histories of Mexico and the U.S. have warped, forcing emotions deeper and wilder. Yet we remain connected as much as divided. Milagro Theatre, 525 SE Stark Street, Portland, OR, admission: $14.00 - $22.00, time: 7:30 p.m. Thurs; 8 p.m. Fri-Sat; 2 p.m. Sun, phone: (503) 236.7253

"Prometheus"
October 1-19, 2008 -- Lake Oswego
Popular Portland composer/performer Michael Allen Harrison brings his hot new musical to Lakewood for its world premiere. Co-written with David Bates, the story of Prometheus is about the legendary Greek who stole the sacred flame of the gods and gave it to man. Lakewood Center for the Arts, 368 S. State Street, Lake Oswego, OR, admission: $26.00 - $30.00, time: call for information, phone: (503) 635.390

"Guys and Dolls"
October 1-26, 2008 -- Portland
Based on Damon Runyon's gritty tales of the 1930s NYC underworld, bursting with colorful characters, and with a score that features iconic hits like "Luck Be a Lady" and "I've Never Been in Love Before," Guys and Dolls promises to light up the night. Portland Center Stage, 128 NW 11th and Davis, Portland, OR, admission: call for information, time: call for information, phone: (503) 445.3700

FROGS!
October 1-January 4, 2009 -- Portland
FROGS!, an exciting traveling exhibition, is the zoo's latest seasonal attraction. The exhibit features several frog species, including the White's tree frog, Vietnamese mossy frog, fire belly toad and poison dart frog among others. Tadpole Tales Story Time, fun-filled educational activities and a kiosk that emits frog sounds are just a few of the exhibit's many highlights. Time: Monday - Friday, 10 a.m. - 1 p.m. Saturday & Sunday, 10 A.m. - 4 p.m.  Oregon Zoo, 4001 SW Canyon Rd., Portland, OR 97221-9704.

Janice Marschner
October 2, 2008 -- Roseburg
Marschner will give a presentation on the subject of her book Oregon 1859.  Free, 2-5:30 p.m. Douglas County Museum, 123 Museum Dr., Roseburg. Contact: Lee Ann Grogan, 541-957-7007, lagrogan@co.douglas.or.us

First Fridays - Ruby Dirks
October 3, 2008 -- Estacada
Multiple medias. Hours - 5-8pm. The Spiral Gallery Artists Co-Operative, Estacada, phone: 503-630-7273

Janice Marschner
October 3, 2008 -- Medford
Marschner will give a presentation on the subject of her book Oregon 1859.  Free, 6:30 p.m. Walden Books, 1600 N Riverside, Medford. Contact: Patty Allen, 541-772-8763

A Streetcar Named Desire
October 3, 2008 -- Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove Theatre, 942-8001 – Box Office

First Annual McKenzie River Two-Fly Tournament
October 3-4, 2008 -- McKenzie Bridge
The first annual McKenzie River Two-Fly Tournament will take place October 3-4, 2008 on the McKenzie River. Organized by The Caddis Fly Angling Shop and Trout Unlimited Chapter 678 (McKenzie River, Upper Willamette Chapter), proceeds from this inaugural event will fund restoration projects on the McKenzie River. The tournament organizers have partnered with the Eugene based McKenzie River Trust to allocate funds toward native salmonid habitat enhancement. The Trust is a local grassroots organization working to protect special lands in Lane and Douglas county Oregon for their fish and wildlife habitat, water quality and scenic values. Rules, registration and further details will be announced at The Caddis Fly shop and www.OregonFlyFishingBlog.com. Contact: Matt Stansberry 541-505-7793, mattstansberry@gmail.com

Farmers Market
October 4, 2008 -- Prineville
City/County Plaza, phone: 541-280-4097

Fall Festival
October 4, 2008 -- Athena
Vintage car show, farmers produce and crafts vendors, quilt challenge/show, children's games, pony cart rides, and more.  More info: www.jhmand.com/athena

Janice Marschner
October 4, 2008 -- Jacksonville
Marschner will give a presentation on the subject of her book Oregon 1859.  Free, 1:00p.m. Southern Oregon Historical Society, 5th and C St., Jacksonville. Contact: Stephanie Butler, 541-773-6536, program@sohs.org

Chili Cook-off
October 4, 2008 -- Cottage Grove
Noon – 4pmm Cottage Grove, Start cooking at 8am, contact: 942-2411

Tree Farm Walks
October 5, 2008 -- Wilsonville
Join staff and volunteers for a fun and informative tour of the Magness property. You'll learn the history of Magness, some tree identification, as well as why sustainable forestry is so important. No reservations are necessary. They go rain or shine. Wear comfortable shoes and meet in the parking lot. Every Sunday at 2 p.m. Magness Memorial Tree Farm, 31195 SW Ladd Hill Rd, Wilsonville, phone: 503-625-7471

Jazz Jams
October 6, 2008 -- Oregon City
Some the area's most well-known and accomplished musicians gather for weekly jam sessions on Mondays. Jams are in the LeRoy Anderson Room, #119 of the Niemeyer Center at the college and are free. For more information, call 503-657-6958 Ext. 2434. Event Hours: 7-10 p.m., every Monday. Clackamas Community College, 19600 S Molalla Ave, Oregon City

First Tuesday Art Walk
October 7, 2008 -- Hillsboro
A free self guided walk through local businesses that host and celebrate a local artist/musician. Two art galleries and the Walters Cultural Art Center hold receptions for their featured artists that evening as well. Located on Third Avenue and Main Street in historic downtown Hillsboro from 6-8pm. For more information visit www.hillsborodowntown.org

Kathleen O'Brien and Kathleen Smith
October 8, 2008 -- Portland
Kathleen O'Brien and Kathleen Smith will give a presentation and sign copies of their new book, The Northwest Green Home Primer. Earth Advantage, 16280 SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd., Portland.  4:30–6 p.m. Contact:  Tim Ahaus, 503-968-7160

Sustainable Forestry Tours
October 11, 2008 -- Oregon City
140 acre woodland open to the public for self-guided exploration, scheduled tours, and programs by arrangement. For more information, call 503-632-2150. Event Hours: Scheduled tours the 2nd Saturday of each month. Forest is open daylight hours, seven days a week. Hopkins Demonstration Forest, 16750 S Brockway Road, Oregon City, 503-632-2150

Farmers Market
October 11, 2008 -- Prineville
City/County Plaza, phone: 541-280-4097

Sisters Harvest Faire
October 11-12, 2008 -- Sisters
Over 200 juried vendors selling quality handcrafted items. Pottery, metal art, photography, painting, jewelry, clothing, furniture, home décor and much more. This event is celebrating its 27th year. Live entertainment, food court and free admission. Hours are 10 – 4 both days. Located on Hood Avenue in downtown Sisters. Contact: 541.549.0251.  Sponsor: Sisters Area Chamber of Commerce.

Jazz Jams
October 13, 2008 -- Oregon City
Some the area's most well-known and accomplished musicians gather for weekly jam sessions on Mondays. Jams are in the LeRoy Anderson Room, #119 of the Niemeyer Center at the college and are free. For more information, call 503-657-6958 Ext. 2434. Event Hours: 7-10 p.m., every Monday. Clackamas Community College, 19600 S Molalla Ave, Oregon City

Dan Heims
October 15, 2008 -- Yachats
Dan Heims will give a talk on container and small space gardens. Seal Rock Garden Club, 10377 NW Rand St., Yachats.  1 p.m.  Contact: Bev Barmore, bevfritz@peak.org

Hood River Valley Harvest Fest
October 17-19, 2008 -- Hood River
With over 100 craft & artisan exhibitors, great food, music, locally grown produce, and the Harvest Fest Quilt Raffle, the Hood River Valley Harvest Fest is a must see! One of the largest annual events in the Gorge. Come see, shop, taste and smell the bounty of the Harvest season!

Guide Dogs for the Blind - Monthly Graduations
October 18, 2008 -- Boring
Open to the public. Attend a graduation ceremony and get acquainted with this incredible program. But, bring a tissue, because it's always a moving event! Commemorates the efforts of students and their dogs over their past weeks in class. Puppy raisers also get a chance to say goodbye to their graduating dogs, while the graduating class members bid farewell to return to their homes and families with new partners by their sides. Free to the public, for larger groups, please call for reservations. Event Hours: 1:30 p.m. Guide Dogs for the Blind, 32901 SE Kelso Rd, Boring, 503-668-2100

Salsa Lessons at Cubanisimo Vineyards
October 18, 2008 -- Salem
$15 per person includes 1 hour salsa lesson and 1 glass of wine. Third Saturday of every month. 5 p.m. Cubanisimo Vineyards Wine Tasting Room, 1754 Best Rd. NW, Salem, OR 97304, (503) 588-1763

Chamber Auction 2008
October 18, 2008 -- Sisters
Join the Sisters Area Chamber of Commerce at 5:00 p.m. for this annual fund raising event. The finest in Sisters goods and services will be offered in both silent and oral auctions and as raffle prizes. Food, entertainment and more. Everyone welcome! You can make reservations at the Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Center. Sponsor: Sisters Area Chamber of Commerce 541.549.0251. www.sisterschamber.com

Farmers Market
October 18, 2008 -- Prineville
City/County Plaza, phone: 541-280-4097

Nicky USA's 8th Annual Wild About Game Event
October 19, 2008 -- Welches
This annual event pairs some of the regions best chefs with a variety of game birds and meats for an Iron-chef inspired cooking competition and educational cooking demonstrations. The event will also include a culinary marketplace with food and wine tastings, and cookbook signing. The Resort at the Mountain.

Laura Foster
October 20, 2008 -- Portland
Foster will sign copies of her new book, Portland City Walks. Powell's Books, 2720 NW 29th Ave., Portland.  7:30 p.m.  Contact: Michael Drannen, 503-228-4651, michald@mail.powells.com

Jazz Jams
October 20, 2008 -- Oregon City
Some the area's most well-known and accomplished musicians gather for weekly jam sessions on Mondays. Jams are in the LeRoy Anderson Room, #119 of the Niemeyer Center at the college and are free. For more information, call 503-657-6958 Ext. 2434. Event Hours: 7-10 p.m., every Monday. Clackamas Community College, 19600 S Molalla Ave, Oregon City

Annual Squishing of the Squash
Friday, October 24, 2008 -- Portland
In preparation for our "Howloween" event, our elephant herd will receive a HUGE pumpkin to pulverize. Great photo opportunity - bring your camera!  Time: 10 a.m.  Oregon Zoo, 4001 SW Canyon Rd., Portland, OR 97221-9704.

Farmers Market
October 25, 2008 -- Prineville
City/County Plaza, phone: 541-280-4097

Saturday & Sunday, October 25th & 26th - 3rd Annual Fall Festival
October 25-26, 2008 -- Silverton
Our version of the traditional Fall Festival features fun filled activities for the entire family! Enjoy our personal fall festival favorites such as our pumpkin slingshot, pumpkin seed toss, corn-husking races, fall floral arranging, and so much more. Families are invited to tour our Haunted Rediscovery Forest and meet Cameron the Caterpillar. Children and pets are invited to come in costume and join us for a costume parade at 11am and 2pm daily. Prizes will be awarded to all in costume.
Contact: Jessica Waters at 503-874-8273 for more information about the festival or to become a vendor. 10 am to 4 pm.  Oregon Gardens.

Jazz Jams
October 27, 2008 -- Oregon City
Some the area's most well-known and accomplished musicians gather for weekly jam sessions on Mondays. Jams are in the LeRoy Anderson Room, #119 of the Niemeyer Center at the college and are free. For more information, call 503-657-6958 Ext. 2434. Event Hours: 7-10 p.m., every Monday. Clackamas Community College, 19600 S Molalla Ave, Oregon City

Laura Foster
October 30, 2008 -- Portland
Foster will sign copies of her new book, Portland City Walks. Annie Bloom's Books, 7834 SW Capitol Hwy., Portland.  7:30 p.m.  Contact: 503-246-0053

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