Indigenous Peoples’ Day

Portland Indigenous Marketplace

• Indigenous Peoples Day Marketplace | Monday, Oct. 9 | 10 a.m.-3 p.m. | PSU Native American Student and Community Center, 710 SW Jackson St. | Free | Shop 30+ vendors while enjoying art, music, kids activities, and a raffle.
• Indigenous Peoples Day Celebration | Monday, Oct. 9 | Barbies Village, 935 NE 33rd Ave. | Free | Grab dinner, shop more local vendors, and hear from Native comedian Jana Schmieding.

• Broom Making Class | Monday, Oct. 9 | 6-9 p.m. | Wildish Botanicals, 3327 SE Hawthorne Blvd., Portland | $75 | Learn how to make an Appalachian turkey wing hand broom, with materials provided.
• Melody’s Echo Chamber | Monday, Oct. 9 | 8 p.m. | Revolution Hall, 1300 SE Stark St., Ste. 110, Portland | $30 | Be carried away by Melody Prochet’s psychedelic pop.

• Metal Etching Workshop | Tuesday, Oct. 10 | 1-4 p.m. | Currents Gallery, 532 NE Third St., McMinnville | $50 | Make beautiful, interesting embossed metal ornaments with the help of an instructor — no experience necessary.
• Day One Distribution Presents: Ghost Town Brewing | Tuesday, Oct. 10 | 4-7 p.m. | Belmont Station, 4500 SE Stark St., Portland | Free | Celebrate the start of the Halloween season with this award-winning Oakland brewery.

• Shemanski Park Farmers Market | Wednesday, Oct. 11 | 10 a.m.-2 p.m. | Southwest Park Avenue + Southwest Main Street, Portland | Free | Shop for fresh produce, flowers, and more as this market in the heart of downtown winds down for the year.

• Book a full facility rental and get one free drink ticket per guest †
• Get 10% off your drink package, $5 gift card per person + $50 gift card for yourself †

• The Portland Art Museum announced that its new Tomorrow Theater will open Friday, Nov. 3. David Byrne will kick off the space’s “Carte Blanche” series, giving high-profile artists total creative control over the multimedia theater. (KOIN)

• Second and fifth graders at Alder Elementary got a visit from a real life firetruck — but there’s more to it than that. Nearby Fire Station 31 sent bilingual firefighters to connect with the school’s dual immersion program, teaching students about fire and rescue. (KGW)

• The Complex, Silver Scream, Slayers — these aren’t our band name ideas. (Although...) They’re Oaks Amusement Park’s haunted house themes for Scaregrounds PDX, Friday-Sunday through Nov. 4, plus Monday-Tuesday on Oct. 23-24 and Oct. 30-31. (KOIN)

• Now through Sunday, Oct. 15, head to 21ten Theatre for the annual Stage Fright Festival. Watch stage acts, open mics, variety shows, film screenings, and other (checks notes) “bizarre ungodly horrors.” Single tickets are $25.

• Yelp users voted Hoyt Arboretum as the No. 11 best place in the nation to watch the seasons change. With 2,300 unique plant species, you’ll be able to catch every shade of fall. (Yelp)

• Did you know some foods contribute to unwanted pounds, especially around your midsection? Three common breakfast foods can act like glue and attract fat — this video explains how.*

• Hear this: The world’s first hearing aids featuring dual processing — and backed by cutting-edge German technology — were just unveiled. 385,000+ customers have transformed their hearing with double the power and double the clarity (plus: a 45-day, no-risk trial).*