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MOVE ON—Creative Movement Class

Epworth United Methodist Church 1333 SE 28th Ave, Portland, OR

MOVE ON is a movement class held twice a month designed for physical and emotional health. The class is held before Ikoi No Kai lunch at Epworth Church and is led by Chisao Hata.   1st and 3rd Thursday, 10:45am-11:30am Please check the calendar at JAMO.org/events to confirm dates. Epworth United Methodist Church 1333 SE… Read More »MOVE ON—Creative Movement Class

Free First Sunday Sponsored by the Wakatsuki Family

Japanese American Museum of Oregon 411 NW Flanders Street (Entrance on NW 4th Ave), Portland, OR

Join the Japanese American Museum of Oregon for Free First Sunday on February 4, 2024, generously sponsored by the Wakatsuki Family. First Sundays include free admission to the museum for all visitors plus hands-on, family-friendly activities each month. February's focus is the art of calligraphy. Family-friendly demonstrations will be going on all day and you… Read More »Free First Sunday Sponsored by the Wakatsuki Family

Event Series MOVE ON—Creative Movement Class

MOVE ON—Creative Movement Class

Epworth United Methodist Church 1333 SE 28th Ave, Portland, OR

MOVE ON is a movement class held twice a month designed for physical and emotional health. The class is held before Ikoi No Kai lunch at Epworth Church and is led by Chisao Hata.   1st and 3rd Thursday, 10:45am-11:30am Please check the calendar at JAMO.org/events to confirm dates. Epworth United Methodist Church 1333 SE… Read More »MOVE ON—Creative Movement Class

Removed By Force Film Screening at UO

University of Oregon William W. Knight Law Center, Room 175 1515 Agate St., Eugene, OR

Part of the 2024 Day of Remembrance events February 16, 2024, 12pm Removed By Force Film Screening University of Oregon William W. Knight Law Center, Room 175 1515 Agate St. Eugene, Oregon 97403 To commemorate the 82nd anniversary of Executive Order 9066, the Japanese American Museum of Oregon, Portland JACL, and Honolulu JACL present Removed By… Read More »Removed By Force Film Screening at UO

Friends of JAMO Preview Reception: Craft, Community, and Care

Japanese American Museum of Oregon 411 NW Flanders Street (Entrance on NW 4th Ave), Portland, OR

Friends of the Japanese American Museum of Oregon and Portland JACL Members’ Exclusive Opening and Reception Event for Craft, Community, and Care: The Art and Legacy of Bob Shimabukuro This is an invite-only event and registration is required. Gain access to exclusive events, free admission, and discounts at the museum store by joining as a… Read More »Friends of JAMO Preview Reception: Craft, Community, and Care

Threads of Remembrance

Lincoln Recital Hall at PSU 1620 SW Park Ave, Portland, OR, United States

Portland's 2024 Day of Remembrance Event Threads of Remembrance: 45 Years of Activism, Community, and ReparationsSaturday, February 17, 2-4pmLincoln Recital Hall at PSU1620 SW Park Ave, PortlandENTER ON SW BROADWAYFree Hosted by the Portland JACL and Japanese American Museum of Oregon. Performances by Portland Taiko, Tsubaki Buyo Doukoukai and Joe Kye.Panel discussion among redress activists… Read More »Threads of Remembrance

Removed By Force Film Screening at Kennedy School

McMenamin’s Kennedy School, History Pub 5736 NE 33rd Ave., Portland, OR

Part of Portland’s 2024 Day of Remembrance events February 19, 2024, 7pmRemoved By Force Film ScreeningMcMenamin’s Kennedy School, History Pub5736 NE 33rd Ave.Portland, Oregon 97211 GET TICKETS To commemorate the 82nd anniversary of Executive Order 9066, the Japanese American Museum of Oregon, University of Oregon, Portland JACL, Honolulu JACL, and McMenamin’s present Removed By Force and will have… Read More »Removed By Force Film Screening at Kennedy School

Free First Sunday Sponsored In Honor of Ted and Kazuko (Abe) Nishimura

Japanese American Museum of Oregon 411 NW Flanders Street (Entrance on NW 4th Ave), Portland, OR

Join the Japanese American Museum of Oregon for Free First Sunday on March 3, 2024, generously sponsored in honor of Ted and Kazuko (Abe) Nishimura. First Sundays include free admission to the museum for all visitors plus hands-on, family-friendly activities each month. March's focus is on origami bookmarks. Check out the library within the museum,… Read More »Free First Sunday Sponsored In Honor of Ted and Kazuko (Abe) Nishimura

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MOVE ON—Creative Movement Class

Epworth United Methodist Church 1333 SE 28th Ave, Portland, OR

MOVE ON is a movement class held twice a month designed for physical and emotional health. The class is held before Ikoi No Kai lunch at Epworth Church and is led by Chisao Hata.   1st and 3rd Thursday, 10:45am-11:30am Please check the calendar at JAMO.org/events to confirm dates. Epworth United Methodist Church 1333 SE… Read More »MOVE ON—Creative Movement Class

Gathering the Circle: Claiming Our Culture and Identity

220 Building 220 NW 2nd Ave, Portland, Oregon

A workshop and guided conversation exploring our cultural heritage and its impact on identity. This Living Arts program is the second in a series of facilitated conversation and expressive arts workshops throughout 2024 that build community through collective exploration of culture and identity. For this session of Gathering the Circle, we will be talking about… Read More »Gathering the Circle: Claiming Our Culture and Identity

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InterACT! Masked Perspectives

Masked Perspectives: Unveiling Identitywith artists Sophia Xiao-fan Austrins and mai ide Through mask making, we will collectively consider the ways we are seen and choose to be seen, while revisiting what we know of ourselves, and creating towards the ways that we want to be and show up. This Living Arts program is part of… Read More »InterACT! Masked Perspectives

Ikebana Demonstration

Japanese American Museum of Oregon 411 NW Flanders Street (Entrance on NW 4th Ave), Portland, OR

Enjoy a demonstration of the art of ikebana at the Japanese American Museum of Oregon on Saturday, March 16. Diane Sayrizi of the Ohara School of Ikebana will be leading the presentation in the museum's library. Space is limited, so please be sure to register below. The event is free with museum admission and free… Read More »Ikebana Demonstration