Portland News: Things to Do, Arts, Technology, Sustainability

January 27, 2012 Last Update 4:34 pm

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When it’s raining and pouring and the old man is snoring, here are some indoor activities. If you love collecting antiques and knickknacks, try your luck at the Rose City Collector’s Market. Sundays on Sept. 19, Oct. 31 and Nov. 21 you can head over to the Airport Holiday Inn on NE Columbia Boulevard to see if you find any treasures. The Museum of Contemporary Craft has plenty of modern art to absorb on a rainy day. READ THE FULL FIVE... Share a Thing to Do		A Vision of Rose Quarter Aid For the Neighborhood Roy Jay, has a flair for the dramatic. The tall, debonair and immaculately dressed president of the African-American Chamber of Commerce of Oregon and Southwest Washington has a vision for redirecting some of the money churning through the Rose Quarter to the neighborhood that he believes deserves a cut. READ MORE... There’s Stonehenge, Carhenge and now … Woodhenge? Virtual technology used by archaeologists near the English town of Salisbury has revealed a “henge” that is eerily similar to the familiar Stonehenge we’ve all grown to love. Except, this henge is made of wooden pillars instead of massive stone slabs. The BBC reported that the new-found attraction was built… READ MORE...

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