Comedy troupe and filmmaking group that wrote and starred Super Troopers and Beerfest

FILMISTAN -10pm, $5.00 at the door

DJ Anjali and The Incredible Kid are taking over the Someday Lounge for a night of Bollywood music. That's right, an entire evening of nothing but Filmi. With a Bollywood soundtrack collection that includes the results of many hours spent in Bombay's Chor Bazaar, and the purchase of some amazing private collections, who knows what might end up on the duo's platters? From vintage Bollywood rock'n'roll, to Bollywood funk and disco, up to today's pastiches of techno, hip-hop, and reggaeton, it's all in the mix at Filmistan.

Saturday Night!!! go to www.superprojectlab.com for more info! it will be fun!!!!!

UPPERACK Entertainment Presents: CELLY CEL, MAJR D, JERZ503, COOL NUTS, SOUL P, CHEF BOYZ AND OTHERS. TIX $12 IN ADVANCE @ TICKETSWEST.COM, $15 @ THE DOOR. DOORS OPEN @ 7PM 21 AND UP

Progressive Americana

Stroll down row upon row of local handcrafted items and homemade foods. The Portland Saturday Market-open Sundays too-is the nation's largest open-air crafts market. Talk directly to the artists and learn about their creative styles and products.

More Info:
Admission is free

HOURS:
Saturdays
10 - 5pm

Sundays
11 - 4:30pm Saturday Market is open Dec 21-24 (11-6 on the 21st-23rd, till 3 on the 24th)

PHONE:
503.222.6072

ADMISSION/TICKETS:
Admission is free

National Basketball Association

Maureen Frank - The Mandala Lady Through observation and meditation, I create my own mandala designs and then I paint them. Maureen's Mission Statement - To Explore, Promote and Inspire Creativity. For more information go to www.TheMandalaLady.com or www.urjourneys.net Mandala Meditation Saturday November 21st 1:00 - 3:00 $25.00 per person We'll create a mandala via a guided meditation. This will be a free form mandala which we will then color using color pencils/markers/crayons. You can use this time to receive insights into a personal issue(s) and/or connect with that higher part of yourself that has all the answers. All materials provided.

Maureen Frank - The Mandala Lady Through observation and meditation, I create my own mandala designs and then I paint them. Maureen's Mission Statement - To Explore, Promote and Inspire Creativity. For more information go to www.TheMandalaLady.com or www.urjourneys.net Playing with Colored Pencils II Saturday November 21st 10:00 - 12:00 $30.00 per person We'll continue to play with Prismacolor pencils from the color pencil I class. We'll play with the white pencil, a colorless blender pencil, and do more shading and blending techniques hat will make your coloring pop. All materials provided. Pre-requisite: Colored Pencils I

Join Rev. Margaret LeMay for a different Spiritual and/or Metaphysical topic once each month. Meet others, form friendships, have fun & learn. Study Topics such as Pendulums, Chakras and Much More. Saturdays October 24th November 21st December 19 11:00 - 1:00pm $15.00 (Must pay for three classes at a time) More dates to come

Collectible Toys, Large & Small Die Cast, Tonkas, Hot Wheels, Structo, Nylint, Trains, Action Figures, Star Wars, Transformers, Joes, Comics, or Cards This is the Place! Dont missit! The Shelby's Collectible Toy Show Saturady November 21st followed next day by The Rose City Collectors Market Show Nov.22nd 10am-3pm $4 & 8am $10. Airport Holiday Inn 8439 NE Columbia Portland,Or.97220 More info. Tracy Balogh 503-238-4444 shelbystoyshow@aol.com www.shelbystoyshow.com

Join us this month for a railroad inspired family day. Visitors will get to view a historic model railroad and visit with railroad historians! Between 1:00 and 2:00 p.m., special guest Jeni Foster will be giving a musical performance and lecture called “Magic Carpet Made of Steel.” Children will also have a chance to paint their own railroad car during craft time.

Harmony 4 Women is a new holiday chorus consisting of Central Oregon women and teens. Event organizers and beneficiaries are Grandma’s House, Saving Grace, Women’s Resource Center of Central Oregon (WRCCO) and Central Oregon Showcase Chorus. Performance times: Matinee @ 2:00pm and Evening @ 7:00pm. Tickets are $10 and available from www.wrcco.org. For more information email nueland@bendcable.com

You're invited to join us as we revisit Northwest Portland history and the Lewis and Clark Exposition from the very same spot it took place 104 years ago. Join Carl Abbott, author of "The Great Extravaganza: Portland and the Lewis and Clark Exposition" and the Guild’s Lake Inn for a casual evening of home-style cooking and an exploration of industrial northwest Portland’s rich history. Visitors will have the chance to view a selection OHS’ historic photos of the neighborhood and celebrate the unveiling of a large scale historic panoramic photo of the area. Tickets are free for members and non-members are welcome with a $10 donation. Soup and other fall fare will be provided by our hosts at the Guild’s Lake Inn. Seating is limited. Please RSVP by Monday, November 16th at 503.306.5214 or to communications@ohs.org.

Acoustic trio, $5.00 cover charge

Come join us once a month for a healing circle. "What is a healing circle?" you ask. Well it's a group of people who along with one, or multiple practitioners, come together to help you work through what seems to be keeping you stuck. All you have to do is come with an open mind, and possibly an intention, and let the rest happen as it will. This is a great way to work through and resolve issues quickly. With the guidance of practitioners and the extra energy of the group, we can help you move through your stuck energy, and help you to move forward. Saturday October 24th Saturday November 21st Saturday December 19th 7 - 9pm $40.00

Crafters Faire Every Saturday of the Week. Times are from 10:00 to 3:00P.M. Many unique crafters from all around Oregon, You'll find neat handcrafted items from Aprons, Custom Buttons, Rocks, Jewelry, and much much more.. Kids join in the fun, make your own buttons and many activities going on.. Don't miss out.

Each saturday we have live music from 9:30am-12:30pm. 21st is Jeff Torrence and 28th and December 5 are The Worn Out Frets

Jake and his band, Dixie Creek, play their own brand of original americana. Paynes credentials are the real deal having spent almost 3 years playing professionally in the roots music capital of the world, Austin, Texas. Payne has shared the stage or opened for the likes of over two dozen country and Texas music luminaries including Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson, Tommy Alverson, Kevin Fowler, Johnny Lee, The Bellamy Brothers, the late Chris LeDoux, Pat Green, Mike Blakely, Freddy Powers, Rusty Wier, The Derailers, Texas Renegade, Hayes Carll, Paula Nelson and Monte Montgomery. Whether its the strong songwriting, 3 part harmonies, variety of instrumentation, solid musicianship or a clever sense of humor, Jake Payne & Dixie Creek always entertain. Since relocating back to oregon they have quickly earned the reputation as one of the regions best live bands

Come visit Hip for some great fall savings! Hip carries contemporary and modern furniture including: Natuzzi, Calligaris, Nuevo, BDI, Gus, Elite, Lafer, IMG, and Camerich. $1-1499----10% off entire purchase $1500-1999----15% off entire purchase $2000 and up----20% off entire purchase Hip 1829 NW 25th Ave Portland, OR 97210 503.225.5017 ubhip.com hippdx@ubhip.com

One of Oregon's most treasured city-meets-country activities brings farm fresh produce, artisan-baked goods, flowers and plants to five seasonal open-air markets throughout the Portland metro area.
The Saturday Market is located at Portland State University in the South Park Blocks between SW Harrison & SW Montgomery.

More Info:
Admission is free

HOURS:
March-October 8:30-2
November-December 9-2

PHONE:
503-241-0032

ADMISSION/TICKETS:
Admission is free

Our intermediate level is a 2-class sequence. Intermediate A focuses on scene work and B focuses on ensemble play. They are offered on a rotating basis, and can be taken in any order. Topics will include scene work, ensemble play, narrative skills, scene-editing and connecting, introductory long form concepts. Prerequisite: Fundamentals of Improvisation or equivalent training and permission

Rock / Progressive / Classical

Rock / Progressive / Classical

11/22 : The Cunninlynguists, Grieves w/ Budo, Looptroop Rockers, Tunji

On Sunday, November 22, U. of O. Campus Radio 88.1 FM KWVA proudly welcomes CunninLynguists' Strange Journey Tour with special guests Grieves with Budo, Looptroop Rockers and Tunji.

CunninLynguists are touring in support of their new album Strange Journey Volume Two, which was released in June. Strange Journey Volume Two features E-40, Evidence (of Dilated Peoples), Sean Price, Geologic (of Blue Scholars), Tonedeff, Grieves, Freddie Gibbs, Poison Pen, Substantial and more! Production is by Kno, J-Zone and Blue Sky Black Death.

Featuring emcees Natti and Deacon The Villain trading verses with Evidence of Dilated Peoples and Bay Area legend E-40 about society's uptick in chaos and violence, CunninLynguists "Running Wild is the official first single from Strange Journey Volume Two, the second installment of this year's double release from the trio.

There has never been an anomaly in hip-hop quite like the southern trio CunninLynguists. Sampling genres from psych-rock to blues, New Romantic to polka, they have been musically compared to UGK and Atmosphere in the same breath. They have toured and shared stages with Kanye West and Aesop Rock to equal success. They have produced for Lil' Scrappy as well as KRS-One. They have crafted songs with international soul superstar Cee-Lo Green and politically charged indie-favorite Immortal Technique...on the same album. CunninLynguists have eschewed categories, boxes and labels for seven years, four albums and two official mixtapes, all while having what XXL Magazine described as the "Most Hated Name In Rap".

Backed with gritty beats, quality rhymes and 808 thump, the 'Lynguists intend on recapturing the soul in southern hip-hop. With what Spin Magazine calls "Outkast's tragicomic poignancy", Deacon The Villain, Kno and Natti follow in the footsteps of artists like Goodie Mob, Ya'll So Stupid, Geto Boys and the aforementioned 'Kast in painting a picture meant to remind the world that politics, death, racism, relationships, religion and struggle are just as relevant to life below the Mason-Dixon as anywhere else.

Since the release of his first full length album, Irreversible, Grieves has been called a breath of fresh air, a breakaway phenomenon, and a lyrical mastermind. Touring constantly, Grieves stunned crowds all over the country with his distinctive voice, lyrical precision, and unparalleled style.

Following Grieves' encouraging reception and a stint on the CMJ Top 20 Hip Hop charts, fans speculated on what would be next for the emergent artist. 88 Keys and Counting is the response. A joint venture with friend and renowned Seattle based producer, Budo, 88 Keys is a matured record with themes that will challenge fans old and new alike. Armed with a distinct and fluid sound that will delight your ears and rouse your cerebrum, Grieves' second effort is not to be overlooked.

After last year's success in Europe with the album Good Things, which was nominated for a Grammy in their native Sweden, Looptroop Rockers are now taking aim at the US. In mid August the album was released across the pond in cooperation with Sidecho Records and with distribution by EMI. The response so far has been nothing but positive and this fall the group will tour the US as one of the few European hip-hop acts to ever tour the country where the genre was born.

With their explosive live show LTR have accumulated a loyal fan base all over the world and have toured Europe, Asia, Australia and Africa on numerous occasions. Now the time has come to add another continent to the list and win over the American crowd once and for all. Together with their buddies in CunninLynguists they will lay siege on up towards 30 cities, starting in Atlanta on November 10th. After that they will slalom across the map with stops everywhere from Steamboat Springs to Los Angeles. It will almost be Christmas before Embee, Supreme and Promoe return home and after a short break they then intend to start recording their next full length.

Tickets are $13 in advance, $15 at the door. Doors open at 7:30 pm and showtime is 8:00.

SHOWTIME: 8:00 PM, PRICE: $13 Advance, $15 Door. BUY TICKETS NOW http://www.myspace.com/cunninlynguists http://www.dirtyacres.com

UPPERACK Entertainment Presents: CELLY CEL, MAJR D, JERZ503, COOL NUTS, SOUL P, CHEF BOYZ AND OTHERS. TIX $12 IN ADVANCE @ TICKETSWEST.COM, $15 @ THE DOOR. DOORS OPEN @ 7PM 21 AND UP

Stroll down row upon row of local handcrafted items and homemade foods. The Portland Saturday Market-open Sundays too-is the nation's largest open-air crafts market. Talk directly to the artists and learn about their creative styles and products.

More Info:
Admission is free

HOURS:
Saturdays
10 - 5pm

Sundays
11 - 4:30pm Saturday Market is open Dec 21-24 (11-6 on the 21st-23rd, till 3 on the 24th)

PHONE:
503.222.6072

ADMISSION/TICKETS:
Admission is free

Live at Langano's

Portland’s premier tattoo studio, Icon Tattoo, opens its doors on Sunday, November 22nd from 11:00 am-7:00 pm to house a benefit for BARK, a Portland nonprofit that fights to protect Mt. Hood National Forest. The entire day will be dedicated to forest-themed tattoos.

Get a jump on you Christmas Shopping! Find that unique gift for all the special people on your list! The Rose City Collectors Market Is once a month on the following Sundays: Nov.22nd, Dec.13th & January 24th. Future Show Dates TBA! 9-3 $2. & 7am Early in $6. The Airport Holiday Inn's Columbia Conference Center 8439 NE Columbia Blvd. Port.Or.97220 ***There are over 175 tables of Antiques & Collectibles. From past to present. *** Vintage Jewelry & Clothing, Guns, Knives, Coins, Stamps, Post Cards, Bottles, Toys, Games, Action Figures, Small furniture, Crystal, Pottery, Glass ware, Kitchen ware, Books, Comics, Cards, Linnens, Quilts, Tools, Paintings, Lunch boxes, & More! More info. Tracy 503-238-0222, or rosecityshow@aol.com Check out web site: www.rosecitycollectorsmarket.com

On Sunday, November 22nd the New York-based baroque ensemble REBEL will be making their first appearance in Eugene; providing a free-thinking approach to the Baroque style. The works in the evening's program will demonstrate the close cultural connections between Spain and its colonial lands in Latin America and Italy. The dance rhythms and occasional use of native languages provide an example of the relationship between European and indigenous cultures. The performance will be at Beall Hall at 3:00pm and tickets will be sold for $40, $35, $30, and $20. Since 1991 REBEL has earned an impressive international reputation, enchanting diverse audiences by their flamboyant style and their virtuosic, highly expressive, and provocative approach to the Baroque and Classical repertoire. The core period-instrument formation of two violins, recorder/traverse flute, cello/viola da gamba and harpsichord/organ is expanded with guest soloists for “Kingdoms & Viceroys: Music of Spain and its Dominions.” The program features works by Durón, Falconieri, Castellanos, de Salazar, Vivaldi, Quiroz, and Literes, Baroque-period composers from Europe and the Americas.

Crafters Faire Every Saturday of the Week. Times are from 10:00 to 3:00P.M. Many unique crafters from all around Oregon, You'll find neat handcrafted items from Aprons, Custom Buttons, Rocks, Jewelry, and much much more.. Kids join in the fun, make your own buttons and many activities going on.. Don't miss out.

Alexius Harris is a 10 year old songwriter and guitar/vocalist. She was won talent contests around the area. All ages will enjoy her!

Come visit Hip for some great fall savings! Hip carries contemporary and modern furniture including: Natuzzi, Calligaris, Nuevo, BDI, Gus, Elite, Lafer, IMG, and Camerich. $1-1499----10% off entire purchase $1500-1999----15% off entire purchase $2000 and up----20% off entire purchase Hip 1829 NW 25th Ave Portland, OR 97210 503.225.5017 ubhip.com hippdx@ubhip.com

One of Oregon's most treasured city-meets-country activities brings farm fresh produce, artisan-baked goods, flowers and plants to five seasonal open-air markets throughout the Portland metro area.
The Saturday Market is located at Portland State University in the South Park Blocks between SW Harrison & SW Montgomery.

More Info:
Admission is free

HOURS:
March-October 8:30-2
November-December 9-2

PHONE:
503-241-0032

ADMISSION/TICKETS:
Admission is free

Our intermediate level is a 2-class sequence. Intermediate A focuses on scene work and B focuses on ensemble play. They are offered on a rotating basis, and can be taken in any order. Topics will include scene work, ensemble play, narrative skills, scene-editing and connecting, introductory long form concepts. Prerequisite: Fundamentals of Improvisation or equivalent training and permission

Calling all photographers! Locally based Photo of the Year contest is officially accepting submissions for the 2009 contest! ANYONE, ANYWHERE can enter; and proceeds benefit Portland Oregon's Multnomah Outdoor School program! Submission deadline is January 6, 2010 and online voting starts January 10, 2010. For more information about the contest and PRIZES please visit: www.photooftheyear.net For more information about Outdoor School please visit:http://www.mesd.k12.or.us/os/OutdoorSchool/Welcome.html

Ages: All Ages

Ages: 21+

Age Limit: All Ages

Jai Uttal

Ages: All Ages

music

Oregon Symphony presents: Mendelssohn: Die schne Melusine Overture, Op. 32; Mozart: Sinfonia concertante for Winds in E flat major, K 297b (K Anh 9); Dutilleux: Symphony no 2 "Le double"; Berlioz:...

Ages: All Ages

Portland Columbia Symphony Orchestra presents: Weber: Oberon, J 306; Vaughan Williams: Serenade to Music; Verdi: Otello; Elgar: Falstaff, Op. 68

Rock / Alternativ

Stroll down row upon row of local handcrafted items and homemade foods. The Portland Saturday Market-open Sundays too-is the nation's largest open-air crafts market. Talk directly to the artists and learn about their creative styles and products.

More Info:
Admission is free

HOURS:
Saturdays
10 - 5pm

Sundays
11 - 4:30pm Saturday Market is open Dec 21-24 (11-6 on the 21st-23rd, till 3 on the 24th)

PHONE:
503.222.6072

ADMISSION/TICKETS:
Admission is free

National Basketball Association

One of Oregon's most treasured city-meets-country activities brings farm fresh produce, artisan-baked goods, flowers and plants to five seasonal open-air markets throughout the Portland metro area.
The Saturday Market is located at Portland State University in the South Park Blocks between SW Harrison & SW Montgomery.

More Info:
Admission is free

HOURS:
March-October 8:30-2
November-December 9-2

PHONE:
503-241-0032

ADMISSION/TICKETS:
Admission is free

Our intermediate level is a 2-class sequence. Intermediate A focuses on scene work and B focuses on ensemble play. They are offered on a rotating basis, and can be taken in any order. Topics will include scene work, ensemble play, narrative skills, scene-editing and connecting, introductory long form concepts. Prerequisite: Fundamentals of Improvisation or equivalent training and permission

Calling all photographers! Locally based Photo of the Year contest is officially accepting submissions for the 2009 contest! ANYONE, ANYWHERE can enter; and proceeds benefit Portland Oregon's Multnomah Outdoor School program! Submission deadline is January 6, 2010 and online voting starts January 10, 2010. For more information about the contest and PRIZES please visit: www.photooftheyear.net For more information about Outdoor School please visit:http://www.mesd.k12.or.us/os/OutdoorSchool/Welcome.html

Ages: All Ages

Memphis Monday, IBC Fundraiser, Dress Like Elvis Contest

THE SWELL SEASON
featuring Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova will perform in the Historic McDonald Theatre on Monday, November 23, 2009. Produced by Kesey Enterprises.

Tickets on sale NOW online at McDonald Theatre Will Call Ticketing and at all Safeway TicketsWest outlets for $30 in advance. Advance tickets day of show at all Safeway TicketsWest outlets will cost $30.

If not sold out, tickets will also be available at the McDonald Theatre Box Office day of show for $35 beginning at 5:30 p.m. Doors open at 7 p.m. Show starts at 8 p.m.

The general admission limited seating dance hall concert is open to all ages.

The Swell Season web site

The Swell Season myspace page

Age Limit:

Forro in the Dark

Oregon Symphony presents: Mendelssohn: Die schne Melusine Overture, Op. 32; Mozart: Sinfonia concertante for Winds in E flat major, K 297b (K Anh 9); Dutilleux: Symphony no 2 "Le double"; Berlioz:...

Ages: 21+

This will be an awesome show! My band is on from 7-8:30. Then Keegan Smith and the Fam will be playing till late and we will all be jamming.

Salsa Instructor Javier and DJ Daniel Grand opening event is free (3/26)

Hood River Nutrition Center in Hood River is Open M-F 10:30 am to 5:30 pm, Sat. 10:30 - 3:00, Closed Sunday Drive to The Dalles to begin walk (approx. 20 miles). Trail is rated 2+ and may be difficult for strollers and wheelchairs in some areas. The walk is through historic downtown The Dalles, viewing murals and historic buildings as well as Sorosis Park and a cemetery. All on sidewalks and city streets. The Dalles Dam was dedicated by President Richard Nixon.

Walk "Old Town,” the city park, the beach, along a wildlife refuge and to the jetty for a great view of the Coquille River Lighthouse. Do not use beach at high tides

Small town living here in Carlton! Enjoy this cute little town walk that offers you wineries and lavender fields. You begin the walk at the only market in town and proceed to some of the local wineries, who do offer tasting, then wind your way through old and new homes, the locals always have a smile and friendly word for folks walking by. This walk also takes you past the old train depot which is now theTyrus Evan Winery, down Main street which offers Antique shops,dining, the City Park with its outdoor pool ,and the Wennerberg park that runs along the Yamhill River. Carlton may be small but it offers up history of days gone by. WOC- AS,YA,PC,WW,VI National- "C",Cemetery,Gardens,RR, River

Ladies and Gentlemen, For THREE Decades, That's Right 30Years Billy 2 Eagles has entertained professional wrestling fans all around the Globe. Billy has Shed So Much Blood, Sweat and Tears for the fans and on September 6th, 2009 Portland Wrestling will Honor this true LEGEND! So Come Join Us 5:00pm, Pctpber 18th, 2009 The Whiskey City Rock Bar located at 11250 SE Powell BLVD as Special guest Speakers will "Roast" Billy 2 Eagles. Some of the names Attending/ or Working on the Card include Super Tramp "Canadian Old School Legend", Bob Spicher Sr., Pacific Northwest Heavyweight Champion and Hall of Famer C.W Bergstrom, Scarecrow, Tommy Celcious, "Cowboy" Tex Thompson, "Ghetto Hesiman" Badd Blood, Hazard 503, Caution, Iron Buddah, Joe "Show" Wylde, "Governor" Wilson Kaine, Mike Honest, The Hellfire Club, Steve Rush, JT Evans and Many More! Tickets are Only $5.00 General Admission seats Won't Last Long so get there early last time we had Legends Night it was a Packed House. This show is ALL AGES so call your mothers, brothers, sisters, cousin uncles and everyone else and tell them PORTLAND WRESTLING Is back and Honoring a Legend! For More Information Visit: http:../../..www...myspace...com/..pdxwrestling or http:../../..www...whiskeycityrock..bar.com Main Event: Six Man Tag Team Match: Rated X(Badd Blood and Hazard 503) along With Marion Gein will face The Newest Members of the International First Family the FOA Adam X,Cerberus and either Akbar Abir or Dean Da Drifta.With there manager The Weasel Mike Honest in there corner. Rated X member Badd Blood has said that one way or another he will get his five min with Mike Honest.When asked Mike Honest said Badd Blood didnt get him this week.And there is no way hes going to get him this week. All Ages Show, Doors Open At 4:30 Bell Time 5pm All Seats Just $5.00 Come watch the best wrestling in the northwest today

Come into CubeSpace between 9 and 10 a.m. on weekdays to chat with the professional-in-residence about your needs. The Monday topic is: Legal issues, including questions about incorporation and doing business in Oregon

What is your fantasy? Who would you be, what would you be, if you could be the sexiest you possible? This is your chance to embody your Avatar and come as your other self. Enjoy 2 free drinks, snacks, entertainment, a door prize, dancing, and more. $15 per person, $5 returned to you if you come in costume. There are discounts and credits available for helping out, serving, cleaning up, or just because you need it. We love you! Warm up for the Erotic Exotic Ball at the Crystal Ballroom the following weekend where ErosFestNW is hosting a table and helping out. Last year there were over 1500 people at the ball and they are expecting an even bigger turnout this year.