The final curtain is closing on Helen’s Pacific Costumers soon… They invite the community to come by and buy some of their amazing collection. I went by last weekend before it was too busy… we had a great time.

KATU did a story yesterday, and I agreed to be interviewed. My comments didn’t make the final video, perhaps because I was wearing a giant beast head.

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If you’re still looking for fall fun, the weathers going to be a lot nicer than last weekend:

Rossi Farms * Fazio Farms * The Growers Outlet * Liepold Farms Bushue Farming

The City hosts several Halloween-themed carnivals too. Here’s the link (might be good to double-check dates, a few of the dates are off).

FRIDAY

Horror classics Poltergeist (1982) & The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (1974) are playing at Academy Theater as part of their Halloween series. Movies times are here.

Academy Theater, 7818 SE Stark St * $4 for adults, $3 for youth & seniors 

SATURDAY

Portland Parks & Recreation’s No Ivy League welcomes volunteers across the region to take part in the 14th annual No Ivy Day. Volunteers will focus on removing this invasive species from these Portland parks and natural areas:

Springwater Trail + SE 128th * Mt. Tabor Park * Gateway Green

For more information on each site, go here.

“Celebrate after you work, from 12pm-1:30pm with raffles, food, free native plant give-a-way and family fun at Mt. Tabor Park (across from visitor center at picnic area A).”

9 am – noon * free

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“Join The Community Alliance of Tenants for our fall membership meeting – free and open to the public! What’s our next move? You decide. Show up and help steer the movement.”

“Childcare, food, and interpretation is provided to all, free of charge. And yes, vegan and gluten-free options will be available (just let us know your dietary needs and restrictions in your RSVP).”

RSVP at bit.ly/CATbrunch.

The Rosewood Initiative, 16126 SE Stark St * 2:30 pm – 4:30 pm * free 

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There’s a paranormal history lecture at Midland Library. Here’s the link to event.

“Ernest Harps, the 11-year-old resident of NW Marshall Street in Portland, appeared on the front page of newspapers in 1909 due to the unexplainable happenings that swirled around the child. Each report theorized on the source of the young man’s bizarre abilities.” 

Midland Library, 805 SE 122nd Ave * 2 pm – 4 pm * free 

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Blank Slate,  7201 NE Glisan St * ???

SUNDAY

It’s the last market of the season for both the Montavilla Farmers Market and the Lents International Market!

Lents Farmers Market, SE 92nd Ave & Reedway St, between Foster and Harold * 9 am – 2 pm 

Montavilla Farmers Market, 7700 block of SE Stark St * 10 am – 2 pm

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“3rd Annual Parkrose TRUNK or TREAT, presented by the Parkrose Business Association and Historic Parkrose.”

“Exclusive Parkrose Business Coupons for Adults
CANDY – GAMES – SPOOKY MUSIC
COSTUME CONTEST @ 5PM!”

Parkrose High School parking lot, 12003 NE Shaver St * 4 pm – 6 pm