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Gwen Carr, Program Chair for the Oregon Black Pioneers organization, brings us a presentation that tells stories of little known Black pioneers who lived across the state from as early as 1788. Some were brought to Oregon as slaves and some free men and women. In spite of harsh Black Exclusion laws they lived and thrived in Oregon as explorers, cowboys, entrepreneurs, loggers, railway and shipyard workers and community members.
Theodore Roosevelt presentation by Sig Unander, August 22, 2017. Born to wealth and privilege, Roosevelt became an advocate of the working man and populist reformer, taking on big oil, banks and railroads.
Join award-winning singer/songwriter and storyteller Hilary Scott as she weaves musical and lyrical Americana tapestries with her powerful, soulful voice, songwriting and musicianship.
Come and enjoy classical and folk music of Iran, including recently discovered historic compositions as well as contemporary works by the performers Maestro Hossein Salehi and his son Bobak Salehi.
Join folk duo Kate Power and Steve Einhorn for a beginner workshop that will effectively demonstrate how easy it is to turn non-players into ukulele strumming enthusiasts within minutes.
For details about the group please check the Discussion Groups page.