Join the Brown Club of Oregon at its bi-annual dinner for some of the best Thai food in the city and an opportunity to meet and connect with old and new friends alike. We hope to see you all there!
Join the Brown Club of Oregon as we celebrate the holidays and usher in the New Year in the warmth of the magnificent Matarazzo family home!
In addition to good food, good cheer and good conversation, we’ll hear from alumni Martin Jacobs, ‘50 and Adam Hurst ‘97 about their passions and expertise!
We look forward to celebrating with you!
See the zoo transformed into a winter wonderland, aglow with nearly a million lights. More than 200 animated animals swing through trees, jump across lawns, hide in bushes and appear in places where they’re least expected. Displays include swinging monkeys, leaping frogs, flying bats, diving penguins and a perfect-for-photos light sculpture featuring a dozen animals.
This will be a wonderful evening for adults and kids alike. Join the Brown Club for some socializing and a quick bite to eat at the Zoo’s cafe before heading out to explore the lights.
Distinguished local poet, Sage Cohen, will be celebrating the launch of her new book Like the Heart, the World with a reading and book signing at the Barnes & Noble in Vancouver, WA. This collection of Ms. Cohen’s poetry “accompanies the reader through the blighted streets of New York losses, the oceanic melancholies of San Francisco and Portland’s orchestral embrace of the ripening, welcomed self.
Please join us for the debut of a glorious work that “documents the courtship dance of a self taking shape.”
Ira Glass, class of 1981, is the producer and host of This American Life. He will be in town to talk about the new season of his Showtime series, his public radio show and the release of his new book, The New Kings of Non-Fiction. To view all of his 2007/08 public appearances, visit the Steven Barclay Agency.
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