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www.lakewood-center.org
Festival of the Arts 2013
Go shopping
or dine out
Lake Oswego
abounds with
stylish shops,
superior restaurants and service
professionals ready to serve
all your needs. Whether it is in
downtown Lake Oswego, Lake
Grove or on KruseWay, you'll
find just what you're looking for
if you take a fewminutes to ex-
plore and discover all that Lake
Oswego has to offer.
Take a cooking class
Whether you’re a
seasoned cook look-
ing for new ideas
or a novice living off of frozen
pizzas, consider taking a cook-
ing class at In Good Taste’s Lake
Oswego location, 6302 SW Mead-
ows Road. The school offers ev-
erything from “Culinary Boot
Camps” to specialized classes
on “char-grilled goodness” and
“Weeknight Wonders.” You can
join scheduled group classes or
create your own private class, if
you so choose. Call 503-248-2034
for more information, or visit
ingoodtastestore.com/cooking_
school.asp to register online.
Visit a car or
boat show
Summer is when
freshly
polished
cars shine the
brightest, and you can check
out dozens of them at the 13th
annual Collector Car Show pre-
sented by the Oswego Heritage
Council. The free show takes
place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Aug.
18 at George Rogers Park, on
State and Ladd streets. The Lake
Oswego Lions club will serve
breakfast and lunch for $6 each,
and the car show will take place
in conjunction with the Classic
Boat Show. Boats will be on dis-
play at the LOC docks behind the
Lake Twins Cinemas, as well as
the Foothills Park Marina and at
George Rogers Park next to some
of the cars. You can register a car
of your own by visiting oswego-
heritage.org/events/carshowinfo.
html or calling 503-635-6373.
Sample
regional wines
It’s always wine
season, but the
summer months
bring some especially tasteful
options. You can find many of the
Northwest’s best offerings at local
restaurants, especially in down-
town Lake Oswego. Also con-
sider visiting World Class Wines
at 269 A Ave., if you want an even
wider selection. The store carries
wines from countries all around
the world, including Italy, Spain,
South Africa and Argentina, as
well as local offerings from Lake
Oswego and West Linn. Visit
worldclasswinesoregon.com/in-
dex.html or call 503-974-9841 for
more information.
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