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Nearly Dan performs Steely Dan 730pm at Alberta Rose Theatre. Nearly Dan fuses the chops of 12 diversely talented artists (with backgrounds in jazz, rock, R&B, country, and swing) to rave reviews. Tickets/Details albertarosetheatre.com.

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Canon for Racial Reconciliation 730pm at First United Methodist Church. World premiere fusion of choir & gospel instrument ensemble. Tickets/ Details cappellaromana.org.

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Portland Seafood & Wine Festival at Portland Expo Center. 175+ vendors with wine, food & crafts. Tickets/Details pdxseafoodandwinefestival.com. 1-2 Portland Golf Show 10-5 & 10-4 at Portland Expo Center. Tickets/Details portlandgolfshow.com.

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Free tech help drop in at Multnomah County Libraries. Oneon- one help from friendly, knowledgeable people about mobile devices, websites & more. Details multcolib.org. 2 Friends of Chamber Music: Dreamers’ Circus 3pm at The Reser. Formed following a live jam in Copenhagen 10+ years ago, this trio “makes musical space for imagination and dreaming” with fiddle, accordion, piano, and cittern. Tickets/ Details focm.org.

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Game Night 5pm at Rae Loft at the bakery building. Bring a board game and enjoy good company, snacks and beverages in a relaxing atmosphere. Dogs welcome. House games also provided. Details raeloftpdx.com.

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Copland & Sibelius: Sounds of Spring 730pm at the Schnitz. The first warm breeze of spring brought by Copland’s Appalachian Spring and Sibelius’ 5th Symphony. Tickets/Details orsymphony.org.

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Friends of Chamber Music: Florestan Trio 7pm at The Old Church. Proceeds support the String Ensemble Community Outreach program. Tickets/ Details focm.org.

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Sushi cooking class 6pm at Brooks Winery. Enjoy a glass of wine while making (then eating!) sushi. Recipes + special gift. All skill levels. Tickets/Details brookswine.com.

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Exhibition Tour: Just Playin’ Around 1pm at Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Free tours led by the exhibition curators, today artist Calvin Chen joins in. Tours offer a peek into ways art is play, play is art, and both are in us all. Details jsma.pdx.edu.

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Schumann 4: From Sorrow to Ecstasy 2pm at the Schnitz. Schumann’s Fourth Symphony charts an emotional journey to rapturous joy. Jeffrey Kahane mixes operatic lyricism with the playful intimacy of chamber music in Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 22. 2nd performance Monday @ 730pm. Tickets/Details Portland5.com.

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Wildfire Risk Reduction 9am at Marshall Park with Portland Parks. Details portland.gov/events.

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The Music of the Rolling Stones 730pm at the Schnitz. Backed by a full orchestra and rock band, lead singer Mick Adams delivers Mick Jagger’s vocals (and moves) to recreate The Rolling Stones’ biggest hits — “Satisfaction,” “Paint It Black,” “Ruby Tuesday,” “Angie,” “Wild Horses,” and more. Tickets/Details Portland5.com.

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3rd Friday Ceili Dance 7pm at Waverly United Church. Irish folk dancing. Called dances and live music. No experience or partner needed. Details madonmeehan.com; 971 373 1374.

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Plant native trees 9am at Woods Memorial Natural Area with Portland Parks & Rec. Details portland.gov/events.

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Back to the ’80s Sat 730pm, Sun 2pm at the Schnitz. A retropacked concert of the decade’s #1 hits Tickets/ Details orsymphony.org. 24 Bridgetown Trivia 7pm at No Fun Bar. Early arrival gets you a seat, happy hour prices. Details 503 236 8067.

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NW Dance Project presents: Hedda 730pm at Newmark Theatre. Based on Henrik Ibsen’s play, Hedda Gabler, a classic of realism and world drama. Tickets/Details nwdanceproject.org. 29 Women’s Wellness Fair 11am at Cedar Hills Rec Ctr. Vendors, demos & resources. Details thprd.org.

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Montavilla Farmers Market 10-2. Vibrant, diverse marketplace with local foods & goods. Details montavillamarket.org.