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LAKE OSWEGO REVIEW
AUGUST 2013
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OSWEGO HERITAGE COUNCIL’S
SUNDAY, AUGUST 18 • 10AMTO 3 PM
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COLLECTOR CAR
BOAT SHOW
CLASSIC
MAJOR BENEFACTOR
Monte Shelton Jaguar
PREMIER SPONSORS:
The Bank of Oswego• Kaer Property Group
Coldwell Banker Seal
DISTINGUISHED SPONSORS:
Columbia Willamette Chapter of ACBS • Bobby Pierce Kent
Phil Chek • City of Lake Oswego • Lake Oswego Corporation
14THANNUAL
www.OswegoHeritage.org
what’s happening
MOONLIGHT & MUSIC CONCERTS
Sundays, August 4 through 25, 6 - 7:30 p.m.
End your weekend by enjoying a live concert at Millennium Plaza Park.
SOUNDS OF SUMMER CONCERTS
Wednesdays, August 7 through 28, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m.
Dance, sway and enjoy some of the finest live music in the area at Westlake Park every Wednesday night.
Schedule: August 7:
Tom Grant;
August 14:
Satin Love Orchestra;
August 21:
Johnny Limbo & the
Lugnuts;
August 28:
Stone in Love
SUMMER ON THE GREEN
Now through August 25
Enjoy summer evenings on the Marylhurst campus
rocking out to tunes from lively contemporary bands,
being soothed by the sound of a symphony, or embrac-
ing one of the Bards most popular plays. All summer
the new Lajos Balogh Performance Shell will play host
to a variety of entertainment for the entire family.
August Schedule:
August 3: Cymbeline
August 17: The Comedy of Errors
August 25: Marylhurst Youth Symphony
Marylhurst University is located on Highway 43 between Lake Oswego and West Linn. The performanc-
es are free and open to the public. For more information call 503-699-6311.
GREATER TUNA
Now through August 18
What do Arles, Thurston and Aunt Pearl have in common? They are all
upstanding citizens of Tuna, Texas, played by two actors, Jay Hornstein and
Gary Brickner-Schulz. An Off-Broaday hit and fun “tour de farce” of charac-
ter and quick costume changes. Faster than a rabbit running from a coyote!
By Jaston Williams, Ed Howard and Joe Sears. Directed by Steve Knox.
Lakewood Center for the Arts is located at 368 S. State Street in Lake
Oswego. Tickets are $35 for adults and $32 for seniors, and they’re avail-
able at Lakewood-center.org and by calling 503-635-6338.
MOVIES IN THE PARK
Thursdays, August 1, 8 & 15 at dusk
Celebrate summer with a larger than life movie at Millennium Plaza
Park. Bring your blankets, pillows and low sand chairs for a fun family
outing or romantic evening under the stars. Delicious popcorn and other
tasty treats will be available. Screenings begin at dusk at approximately
9:45 p.m.
Movie Schedule:
August 1: Zookeeper (PG)
August 8: Hotel Transylvania (PG)
August 15: Miracle (PG)
These performances are free. Millennium Plaza Park is located at 200 1st Street, Lake Oswego.
FIRST FRIDAY: A CHRONICLE OF INFLUENCE: THEN & NOW
Friday, August 2, 5:00 – 7:00 p.m.
This exhibition observes and honors relationships between artists. Through the centuries, artists have
had influential roles in each others’ lives – be it through formal teacher-student relationships, informal
mentorships, as critics, colleagues or collaborators. Bringing together past Chronicle award-winners with
those artists who have been influential in their lives and careers, this exhibit hopes to foster insight into
how artists rely on each other to better their creations.
510 Museum & ARTspace, 510 1st Street, Lake Oswego. This event is free.
FOREST MUSIC CONCERT SERIES
Saturdays, August 3, 10 & 17, 6:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Every Saturday for three more weeks, the Friends of Tryon Creek host free concerts with a different
musical group each week. Chairs are set up in the covered Jackson Shelter
so visitors can enjoy wonderful views of the park while the music blends with
the forest.
August Schedule:
August 3: Connie Bieberach/Armonia Latina
August 10: River City Ramblers
August 17: Sweet Thunder Jazz Quartet
Friends of Tryon Creek meet at 11321 S.W. Terwilliger Blvd., Portland, 97219.
This is a free event for all ages. Pre-registration is not required. For more information visit www.tryon-
friends.org or call 503-636-4398.
FOLLOW YOUR ART!
Friday, August 16, 5:30 p.m.
Follow Your Art! is an annual event that celebrates Lake Oswego’s
Public Art program, The Gallery Without Walls. Fifteen new sculptures
are ceremonially unveiled and the sculptors are on-hand to introduce
their work to the community. The celebration at Millennium Park Plaza
will include food vendors, children’s art activities, music, entertainment,
and guided tours of the sculptures. This year’s theme is inspired by
traditional Chinese festivals and will include traditional Chinese music, a
troupe of ribbon dancers, and a performance by two festive Lion Danc-
ers that will, no doubt, thrill the crowd!
This is a free event. Millennium Plaza Park is located at 200 1st
Street, Lake Oswego.
COLLECTOR CAR & CLASSIC BOAT SHOW
Sunday, August 18, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
(For details see story on page 4 of this section)
BAT CHAT NIGHT HIKE
Thursday, August 22, 7:30 – 9:30 p.m.
Sign up for a free night hike led by trained naturalists
to experience the bats of Tyron Creek up close and
personal. We will talk about the amazing adaptations
that allow bats to survive. We’ll walk in groups to the
creek and the meadow to listen to echo locating
bats with the Bat Detector. Parents must accompany children on all hikes.
Friends of Tryon Creek meet at 11321 S.W. Terwilliger Blvd., Portland, 97219.
The fee for this event is free for ages 6 and up. Pre-register at www.tryonfriends.org. For more
information call 503-636-9886 ext. 225.
LAKEWOOD’S ANNUAL
SUMMER PARTY
Saturday, August 24, 6:00 – 9:00 p.m.
Do you appreciate all the great performances Lake-
wood Performing Arts Center brings to our community?
Would you like to support the Theatre while enjoying
great food and entertainment? Then don’t miss this
evening of merriment! Enjoy delicious food (we won’t eat
“ham and jam and spam-a-lot!) and drink, silent and live
actions, and musical theatre performances.
$100 per person (100% tax deductible). RSVP by
August 17 by calling 503-635-3901 or visit www.
lakewood-center.org for more information. This party will
be held at Lewis & Clark College’s Frank Manor House,
0615 S.W. Palatine Hill Road, Portland, OR 97219.
FAMILY CAMPFIRE ADVENTURE
Tuesday, August 27, 6:30 – 8:30 p.m.
When we think of nocturnal creatures, bats and owls often
come to mind. Did you know beavers, worms and flying
squirrels are nocturnal, too? Learn all about the forgotten
nocturnal creatures as you look for tracks and scat on this
fun evening hike. Back at the campfire you’ll share stories,
play games, and create a Dutch oven dessert.
Friends of Tryon Creek meet at 11321 S.W. Terwilliger
Blvd., Portland, 97219. The fee for this event is $6 per per-
son (non-member) and $5 per person (member). Recom-
mended for children age 5-12 with an adult. Pre-registration
is required. For more information visit www.tryonfriends.org
or call 503-636-4398.
“Sunflower” by Patricia Vader