Sunset High Presents Hadestown: Teen Edition
Thursday to Saturday 6, 7, 8 years and Thursday to Friday March 13, 2 to 7 p.m. and Saturday March 15 at 2 p.m., Sunset High School Theater, 13840 NW Cornell, $ 10 students and seniors, $ 12 adults.
This full length adolescent edition of the folk handical opera and influenced by Anaïs jazz follows the mythical quest for Orpheus to overcome Hades and regain the favor of his only true love, Eurydice.
Buy tickets here or at the door.
Recital of the competition of young artists from Travis Hatton
Sunday March 9, 2 p.m. to 5.30 p.m., village church, 330 Sw Murray Blvd., free
This fascinating showcase presents young emerging musicians from the County of Washington who push the limits and master their profession. Twelve finalists will bring their unique fascinating music on stage, each in competition for the opportunity to be one of the three soloists with the Beaverton Symphony Orchestra in their concerts of the final of the season later in May. The passion and dedication of these young artists for their job will leave you inspired. Join us for an unforgettable afternoon to celebrate the next generation of talented artists and be ready to attend a performance like no other!
Memoirs: a past musical look-step-future
Sunday, March 16, 3 p.m., Jesuit high school, 9000 Swaverton Hillsdale Hwy., Adults $ 15, senior / veteran $ 10, students under 12, $ 4,30 family, tickets available online on the Beaverton Community Band website or at the door.
Beaverton Community Band proudly presents an unforgettable musical journey where each piece tells its own story. Here are some protruding points of our program: Seventeen Comes Sunday: this English folk song, also entitled “AS I Boved Out”, was organized by Percy Grainger. You can recognize the melody of the first movement of the Folk Folk Song of Ralph Vaughan Williams. Light cavalry Overture: The opening of Franz Von Suppé is an energetic prelude to its light cavalry of the operetta. Although the operetta is soothed in the dark, the opening remains a basic food in the orchestras in the world. Its living theme has been largely quoted in various media. Mannin Veen: Haydn Wood’s symphonic work relies on the folk tunes of Manx, reflecting his experiences on the island of Man. The composition mixes Celtic melodies, often with the main clarinet. It captures the essence of the rich cultural heritage of the island. Of Wizards and Dragons: Inspired by Patricia C. Wrede’s the Enchanted Forest Chronicles, this piece mixes drama, humor and romance. He uses musical patterns to represent characters and scenes from history. This version of wind band is a combination of transcription, orchestration and new composition. Sanctuary of The Fallen: Composed in response to the events of kyiv in 2014, this play includes Ukrainian folk music. The Sanctuary of Falls is a powerful and introspective work, ending with a moving choral section. It symbolizes both national pride and mourning for the falls, while it relies on the old Ukrainian folk song Plyve Kacha, as well as the national anthem.
For more than 40 years, the Beaverton Community Band has shared its music, which has made it the oldest permanent community group in the County of Washington, Oregon. The Beaverton Community Band maintains the long -standing tradition of the community of community winds through various local performances and by promoting the next generation of musicians thanks to musical education. The members of the group have time to support music educators throughout the Beaverton school district to encourage beginner musicians and build a dynamic artistic community. Visit BeavertonCommunityBand.org For more information. This concert is partly funded by a subsidy of the Arts Program of the City of Beaverton, a fervent supporter of the artistic and cultural events of the community.
Forty and fabulous: a choral celebration
Saturday-dimanche, March 15-16, 4 p.m., Cedar Mill Christ Methodist Church, 12755 NW Dogwood Street, Tickets available online
Join us for a celebration of forty seasons of music and memories like the Oregon choral Performs beloved favorites! Take advantage of a special meeting with the alumni of every year, a memorable appearance of the artistic director Emeritus Bernie Kuehn, and discover the world premiere of a new work by the award -winning composer David Walters.
Forty and fabulous, enter our raffle for your chance to win tickets in a landscape: classical music in nature. Founded by the classic pianist Hunter Noack in 2016, in a landscape is a series of concerts which find its concert halls in national parks, urban green spaces, farms and historic sites – presenting concerts designed to connect the public to these amazing surroundings. Learn more about the In a landscape website And get your tickets for forty and fabulous: a choral celebration today!
Mars events at the reserve
Various dates and hours, 12625 SW Crescent St., free and ticket
The great Kyiv Ballet plays the beauty of sleeping wood in May, Order tickets here. Ukuleled beginner class for all ages; Irish music with Altan; The Glenn Miller Orchestra Big Band; Classes of samba; And much more. Visit the event page For more details.
In the woods
Friday April 4-dimanche, April 13, various times, Lovegood Performing Arts Company, 16260 NW Bronson RD., Buy tickets here
James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim take the characters of everyone’s favorite stories of tales and bring them together for a timeless, but relevant piece, … and a rare modern classic. Tony Award’s awarded book and partition are both enchanting and touching.
The story follows a baker and his wife, who wish to have a child; Cinderella, who wishes to attend the King Festival; And Jack, who wants his cow to give milk. When the baker and his wife learn that they cannot have a child because of the curse of a witch, the two embarked on a trip to break the curse. Everyone’s wish is granted, but the consequences of their actions come back to haunt them later with disastrous results.
Gallery of village arts
Artchat
Second Sunday, March 9, 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.: The show takes place from March 3 to April 6, 1060 NW Saltzman RD.
March is the national month of youth art. Come hear our artists featured about their art and see the new show. Find the perfect work of art created locally for your home!
2D featured artist: WestView High School Students
Earlier this year, Ezra Lacroute, Junior of WestView High School, visited the gallery and inquired about a program of volunteers for young people. This triggered the idea of presenting students in WestView High School as Mars in features of artists. There will be an artchat and refreshments at the gallery. Students will host.
3D art
Jayne Dahl is a jewelry artist, a beautiful artist and owner of Lucy Anne Smiles Designs. It creates original jewelry by reusing vintage and unique finds from around the world. Each piece is inspired by her global adventures and the people she meets, bearing her own unique story.
Presentation of the community arts program: “Teaching online via Zoom” with Yong Hong Zhong
Wednesday April 16, 6.30 p.m., The Opal, 12691 NW Dogwood Street, free
Yong will share his experience in online art courses via zoom, focusing on the equipment / configuration and interaction of students / file sharing. A question and answer session will follow. RSVP at dunhamsw@frontier.com (space is limited).
The artistic dollars for researchers come back!
Community show and sale open to all! Enter and collect panels at the gallery. Entrance fees for adults are $ 15 for each 10 ″ x 10 ″ wood panel; 18 years old and younger obtain a free bargain of 6 “x 6”. Young people prefer a wooden panel can buy one. Delivered art finished on April 30-May 4. All details on the website.
Open studio “Clay Sunday” – Rose Rutherford -ha
First Sunday of each month, from 1 p.m. to 1 p.m., all ages, free
Come get your hands dirty! Clay and all supplies provided. Ceramic workshop during an igniter. Instructor available for questions and assistance. No pressure environment for all ages.
Children’s art courses
Thursday in March; 3: 45-5 h 15, 7-11 years old
VGA Instructional Team Leads Star Projects: papier -chewing sculptures, flying art, and more!
Adult course
Introduction to watercolor painting – Susan Pfahl
Tuesday 4, 11, 18, 25, 7 to 9:30 p.m., open to beginners
Each class that we experience how painting, paper and water react together, then paint simple subjects using our experiences. Masterpieces are unlikely, but skills will increase. Back students are welcome to repeat this course.
Nominal watercolor washing – Susan Pfahl
Thursday March 6 and 13, 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., intermediary: basic watercolor skills required.
Learn to use graduated washing and some calligraphic brands to create a painting. The first class will be a landscape, the second class will be based on the interests of the student.
Introduction to watercolor painting – Susan Pfahl
Wednesday 2, 9, 16, 23, 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., open to beginners
Each class that we experience how painting, paper and water react together, then paint simple subjects using our experiences. Masterpieces are unlikely, but skills will increase. Back students are welcome to repeat this course.
Acrylic painting 101: Master the basics – Rachel Gering
Thursday 3, 10, 17, 24, 24, 10:15 a.m. to 12:15 p.m., open to beginners
Immerse yourself in the dynamic world of acrylic painting in this course of four sessions adapted to beginners. This class will guide you through the essential elements of acrylic techniques. You will learn the drying times, the mixture, the superposition and how to operate acrylic paintings for your unique style.
Italic calligraphy – Susan Pfahl
Friday 4, 11, 18, 25, 25, 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., open to beginners
This is an introductory class that covers how to create forms of letters in the italic script. The purpose of this class is to give you the basics so that you can practice and perfect your calligraphy by yourself outside the class.
Check the website For late revolution lessons! Our mission is: “He has put on the joy of learning, creating and appreciating art in our community. We support professional and emerging artists by providing high -quality affordable artistic education to children and adults as well as providing places to share their work. »Village Gallery of Arts is a non -profit organization (501C3), receives no money from taxpayers and is entirely equipped with member volunteers.