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101 THINGS TO DO
May 23, 2013
ROOT FOR THE THORNS
— The
Portland Thorns’ inaugural season
kicked off in March and the team will
keep the ball rolling through August.
There are more than a half dozen
home games remaining at Jeld-Wen
Field, so you have plenty of chances to
cheer on your hometown women’s soc-
cer team. General admission tickets start at
$12. For more information or to buy tickets,
visit portlandtimbers.com/thornsfc.
ZOO
—The Oregon Zoo has 64 acres
with more than 1,000 animals living, play-
ing and lounging in natural landscapes.
Located at 4002 S.W. Canyon Road, the
zoo is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. during
the summer. Admission is $10.50 for
adults; $7.50 for children ages 3 to 11. For
more information, visit oregonzoo.org.
YOGA FOR KIDS
— Give your little one
the gift of quiet time to reflect, concen-
trate and breathe with yoga. Imagine Yo-
ga in Lake Oswego offers a fun-filled yo-
ga class for kids that focuses
on breathing, joy, gratitude
and imagination. Kids will
practice concentration while
learning more than 40 yoga
poses. For kids ages 2 to 12.
For more information, call
503-908-7845 or
visit imagineyogastudio.
com. Little Lotus Yoga for Kids incorpo-
rates music, games and props to help
young ones improve strength, flexibility
and coordination. There are classes for
different age groups as well as family
classes. Lessons are taught at the
Friendly House, 1737 N.W. 26th Ave. and
at other locations. Call 503-522-2049 or
visit littlelotuspdx.com for more infor-
mation.
PORTLAND CENTER STAGE
— Get ready for romance and time travel with Portland Center Stage’s production of
“Somewhere in Time.” Much like the 1980 film, the play is a romance about a young playwright that meets an old woman
whose appearance leads him on a journey through time and history. The show runs June 5-30 at the Gerding Theater at
the Armory, 128 N.W. 11th Ave. Tickets start at $39, with discounts available for people younger than 25. Rush tickets are
$20. For more information, call 503-445-3700 or visit pcs.org.
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TREE TO TREE
ADVENTURE PARK
—
Frolic in a forest play-
ground at Tree to Tree
Adventure Park in Gas-
ton on Hagg Lake. Traverse platforms in
a sky-high obstacle course full of wob-
bly bridges, tight ropes, balance beams
and 12 zip lines. (Don’t worry, you’ll be
secured to a harness.) Reservations are
required and an adult pass starts at $45
for a three-hour adventure. For more in-
formation, call 503-357-0109 or visit tree-
2treeadventurepark.com.
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