White Bird Dance presents Kidd Pivot/ Electric Company Theatre Thurs-Sat, 8 PM MAR 31-APR 2, 2016 Newmark Theatre Running Time 120 minutes, with intermission "Thought-provoking and moving as well as funny and heart-stopping" -Willamette Week Crystal Pite’s Kidd Pivot company returns with a spellbinding new dance/theatre piece Betroffenheit (German for “Bewilderment”), in collaboration with Jonathon Young and Vancouver’s celebrated Electric Company Theatre. A state of shock and bewilderment encompasses you in the wake of a disaster. A steady supply of “The Show” is available for the distraction, escape and pleasure you desperately crave. Betroffenheit will be gripping and unforgettable. http://www.whitebird.org/event/kidd-pivot/ Website by Webaissance.com Tickets courtesy of Webaissance.com
White Bird Dance presents Kidd Pivot/ Electric Company Theatre Thurs-Sat, 8 PM MAR 31-APR 2, 2016 Newmark Theatre Running Time 120 minutes, with intermission "Thought-provoking and moving as well as funny and heart-stopping" -Willamette Week Crystal Pite’s Kidd Pivot company returns with a spellbinding new dance/theatre piece Betroffenheit (German for “Bewilderment”), in collaboration with Jonathon Young and Vancouver’s celebrated Electric Company Theatre. A state of shock and bewilderment encompasses you in the wake of a disaster. A steady supply of “The Show” is available for the distraction, escape and pleasure you desperately crave. Betroffenheit will be gripping and unforgettable. http://www.whitebird.org/event/kidd-pivot/ Website by Webaissance.com Tickets courtesy of Webaissance.com
White Bird Dance presents Kidd Pivot/ Electric Company Theatre Thurs-Sat, 8 PM MAR 31-APR 2, 2016 Newmark Theatre Running Time 120 minutes, with intermission "Thought-provoking and moving as well as funny and heart-stopping" -Willamette Week Crystal Pite’s Kidd Pivot company returns with a spellbinding new dance/theatre piece Betroffenheit (German for “Bewilderment”), in collaboration with Jonathon Young and Vancouver’s celebrated Electric Company Theatre. A state of shock and bewilderment encompasses you in the wake of a disaster. A steady supply of “The Show” is available for the distraction, escape and pleasure you desperately crave. Betroffenheit will be gripping and unforgettable. http://www.whitebird.org/event/kidd-pivot/ Website by Webaissance.com Tickets courtesy of Webaissance.com
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50/50 split.
50 chances to win $500, $250 for YOU and $250 for SESF
$10 a chance. Put $10 into the vase and fill out ONE card for EACH $10.
WIN!
50/50 split.
50 chances to win $500, $250 for YOU and $250 for SESF
$10 a chance. Put $10 into the vase and fill out ONE card for EACH $10.
WIN!
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These happy cards are blank for you to fill in your greetings.
These happy cards are blank for you to fill in your greetings.
Microbrews purchased locally on Hawthorne.
Microbrews purchased locally on Hawthorne.
Microbrews purchased locally on Hawthorne.
Students created these outstanding Japanese Jamon-inspired ceramic pots with MTMS Art Teacher Molly Renauer (Ruth and Quinn's mom). Each pot is unique with nature items pressed into them. Buy 1, 2,....14....23! Glazes are food safe. $10 Each!
Students created these outstanding Japanese Jamon-inspired ceramic pots with MTMS Art Teacher Molly Renauer (Ruth and Quinn's mom). Each pot is unique with nature items pressed into them. Buy 1, 2,....14....23! Glazes are food safe. $10 Each!
Students created these outstanding Japanese Jamon-inspired ceramic pots with MTMS Art Teacher Molly Renauer (Ruth and Quinn's mom). Each pot is unique with nature items pressed into them. Buy 1, 2,....14....23! Glazes are food safe. $10 Each!
Two framed pictures of Michelle's first and second grade class' thumbprints in the shape of Oregon
Two framed pictures of Michelle's first and second grade class' thumbprints in the shape of Oregon
Two framed pictures of Michelle's first and second grade class' thumbprints in the shape of Oregon