Japanese-born Oregonian, artist M. Shoki Tanabe, will have his assortment of mixed media drawings on exhibit at the Salem on the Edge art gallery running through Nov. 25 on Liberty Street.
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The Amazing Bubble Man comes to town
The Amazing Bubble Man is bringing his show to the Chemeketa Community College auditorium on Sunday,Nov. 19 from 2 -3:10 p.m.
REVIEW: “The Marvels” misses the mark
TJ Reid drops in to give his thoughts on Marvel’s latest lackluster blockbuster
Gail Gage Jazz joins Pops in November
The Salem Pops Orchestra presents Hits the Greatest Generation with Gail Gage Jazz, on Sunday, Nov. 12.
PHOTOS: McNary students came together and rocked out
Nov. 1 was the first McNary Audio Production Technology (APT) Stage Show of the 2023-2024 school year, including student-made bands such as Astrea, Sight and Soul, Diabella, Postal, Pacific Islander Collective, Latino Collective, 5 FOR REALL, EDM Collective, and Deadringer.
Learn about Oregon’s Black pioneers
An exhibit focusing on Oregon’s history of Black pioneers and their achievements in the state opened Nov. 1 and will remain open through Feb. 1, 2024, at the Salem Public Library.
REVIEW: A delicious recipe of familiar tropes
TJ Reid talks about what Apple TV has cooked up with its lates miniseries starring Brie Larson
Notable Native storyteller appearing at KHT Nov. 17-19
Ed Edmo, a member of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes, will present his unique stories from his ancestry—including Yakama and Nez Perce—for three shows in November.
REVIEW: Anderson’s Dahl quartet has 1 good film
TJ Reid gives his thoughts on Wes Anderson’s four short films based off of Roald Dahl short stories.
Book Review: Halloween books for your screaming pleasure by various authors
What’s that noise? Was it the scrape of a branch on the outside of your walls, or the brush of a wing or a fang or a talon? Was there a monster creeping outside your windows, or just the wind and leaves? This is a lousy time for the lights[Read More…]