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PROVIDENCE FESTIVAL OF TREES

— There will be more than 80,000

lights adorning 100 specialty trees at the Providence Festival of Trees Dec. 5

through Dec. 7, at the Oregon Convention Center. With full-size and mini

trees, wreaths and other holiday displays, there’s a lot to see. It’s also a great

place to get ideas for your own holiday decor. For more information, visit

providence.org and search for the festival of trees.

NORTH CLACKAMAS AQUATIC PARK:

7300 S.E. Harmony Road Milwaukie OR

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ncprd.com (503) 557-SURF

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SODA FOUNTAINS

— Step

back in time as you step

right up to one of the area’s

old-fashioned soda fountain

counters. From malted

shakes to egg creams, floats

and flavored sodas, you’re

sure to get a healthy dose

of tasty treats and nostal-

gia. Here a few to check

out:

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Cosmic Soda Pop Candy

Shop, 817 S.E. 34th Ave. in

Portland between Belmont

and Stark streets. For more

information, call 503-894-

8980 or visit cosmicsodacan-

dy.com.

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Main Street Collectors

Mall and Soda Fountain,

10909 S.E. Main St. in Mil-

waukie. For more informa-

tion, call 503-659-7632, or vis-

it mainstreetcollectorsmall-

andsodafountain.com.

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Fairley’s Soda Fountain

and Coffee Shop, 7206 N.E.

Sandy Blvd., in Portland.

For more information, 503-

284-1159 or visit fairleys

pharmacy.com.

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SEASON OF LIGHTS CONCERT

— Peter Zisa and Friends

present the seventh annual Season of Lights Concert at First

Christian Church, Southwest Park Avenue and Columbia

Street, on Saturday, Dec. 7 at 7 p.m. The

free program will feature gospel singer

LaRhonda Steele, the Portland In-

terfaith Gospel Choir, Pink Marti-

ni vocalist Ida Rae Cahana

and Clarinet musician Ed Krauss. Do-

nations benefit Hand in Hand: Center

for Jewish-Arab Education in Israel, a

network of integrated schools in Isra-

el, founded by Portland native Lee Gor-

don, that fosters peaceful relations

among Jewish, Palestinian Muslim and

Christian people.

ORIGAMI EXHIBIT

— The Oregon His-

tory Museum will host the traveling exhi-

bition “Folding Paper: The Infinite Possi-

bilities of Origami,” from now through

Jan. 11. The show looks at the modern advances of

origami through contemporary artworks, inven-

tions and videos and explores the art form’s con-

nection to math, science and design. The Oregon

History Museum is located at 1200 S.W. Park Ave-

nue in downtown Portland. For more information,

visit ohs.org.

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