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Chess / Backgammon Club
On guard! Make your moves in a casual setting with other beginning players. Basic knowledge of the games is assumed. Grades 6-12.
Can Canâs âTwas the Night Before Nutcracker
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Casual Chess
Join us for casual chess where any level of player can enjoy games! Learn new strategies and improve your skills in a welcoming environment. From beginners to experienced players, play in an open and friendly setting! Get opportunities to play and learn through hands-on practice.
NOT-Cracker
Ballet of Lights: Sleeping Beauty in a Sparkling Show 11/22
The Portland Balletâs Holiday Performances
Enjoy The Portland Balletâs Holiday Performances at BodyVox Dance Center! The Young Personâs Guide to the OrchestraChoreography by John Clifford | Music by Benjamin BrittenThrough playful and vibrant movements, the dancers represent each section of the orchestra â strings, woodwinds, brass, and percussion, displaying the layers of different instruments that come together to create a unified sound. Perfect for audiences of all ages, this piece combines classical ballet technique with an introduction to the world of orchestral music. PaquitaOriginally by Joseph Mazilier | Music by Ădouard Deldevez and Ludwig MinkusPaquita is a classical ballet with a long history, dating back to its original presentation at The Paris Opera House in 1846. Set in 19th century Spain, this historical piece features elegant solos and lively ensembles, showcasing our dancersâ skill and artistry. Tickets: General Admission Seating$10 â Youth/Student Ticket$20 â Adult TicketCall our box office at 503-452-8448 or email [email protected] to apply the Arts for All discount.
The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra & Paquita
The Portland Ballet celebrates 25 years with a holiday double bill. Paquita brings the color and energy of 19th-century Spain to the stage, its classical solos and group dances building to a lively finale. And Benjamin Brittenâs The Young Personâs Guide to the Orchestra comes to life through vibrant movement, introducing each section of the orchestra before it all comes together.