Health & Wellness
RiverFest at South Waterfront – Tomorrow!
August 21, 2009
S A T U R D A Y, A U G U S T 22
11:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
At South Waterfront | Map It.
Join the fun as Portland caps off the summer with its annual celebration of the Willamette River. The Festival at South Waterfront is free and family friendly!
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S C H E D U L E OF E V E N T S
10:00am
Pampered Pooch Open House with activities, prizes and a raffle: John Ross Plaza
11:00am
Festival begins:
Vendor booths open Greenway and SW Pennoyer
Kids Fun Zone opens with bounce house, pony rides and carnival games: Greenway, north end (nominal fees apply)
11:30am
The Ardea Presents: Free ice cream, karaoke, vendors, community tours and a weekend stay raffle: Ardea Plaza
11:30am
Grand Ronde Honor Song and Invocation: Main Stage
11:45am
Opening remarks by Mayor Sam Adams and dignitaries: Main Stage
Noon
PDX Jazz: Mary Kadderly: Main Stage
Noon
Portland Trail Blazers Basketball Clinic: Atwater Retail Space on SW River Parkway
Noon
Heidi McBride Gallery Presents Sculpture Mike Suri: Atwater Retail Space on SW River Parkway
1:00pm
River Poem Reading: Main Stage
1:15pm
PDX Jazz: Darrel Grant and On The Territory: Main Stage
2:00pm
Urban Willamette Photo Essay: John Ross Plaza Studio
2:45pm
PDX Jazz: Stephanie Schneiderman: Main Stage
4:00pm
Urban Willamette Photo Essay: John Ross Plaza Studio
4:00pm
Watch Hoffman Construction “Jump the Giant Crane” at the Mirabella: View from the NW corner of SW Curry and Bond
4:15pm
PDX Jazz: Tom Grant with Shelly Rudolph: Main Stage
5:30pm
Fireboat display: Greenway
Location:South Waterfront
Click here for a map
This event is FREE and open to the PUBLIC
Check the Portland RiverFest Website for more details
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Peggy Pusch travels for work so she is less often found at the Meriwether, where she “lives,” than someplace else in the world. However, when she is here, she enjoys what Portland has to offer, going to the symphony, the ballet, museums and galleries, and the theater. She is Associate Director of the Intercultural Communication Institute and Executive Director of a professional organization for interculturalists. And she has a brand new bike!
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