5 things to do this week: Brass Quintet, ‘A Thousand Ways,’ and Hannah Newman art show
Updated Jan 20, 2021;
As we settle in for mid-winter — and the weather that normally accompanies it — it’s nice to have a few events that don’t require a trip across town, or even outside. Check out some livestreamed or recorded musical offerings and one art show that will have an in-person opening reception.
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Portland Columbia Symphony Orchestra Brass Quintet
The Brass Quintet features Joe Klause and Logan Brown, trumpet; Doug Riggs, French horn; Greg Scholl, trombone; and Joe Ready, tuba. Livestreamed from Yoga on Yamhill in downtown Portland, the group performs a 45-minute program that includes selections ranging from Baroque and classical to jazz.
see you. always learn something from you. thank you, sir. >> thank you. despite terror concerns many of us will be out and about this holiday weekend heading to the beach, heading to the mountains, perhaps. the most important thing they want to know about, the weather. for more on that, let's bring in our -- >> i thought you were going to say the most important person. >> that too, bill karins. good morning, sir. >> good morning. >> what is the good word? how are we looking? >> certain spots, good. other areas, a rough go of it. already this morning if anyone is going out for the early drives down here north of atlanta and north portions of mississippi and alabama, some thunderstorms are rolling through. you know those people camping in the georgia hills. tupelo is not looking the best. as we go over to memphis, the south side of town is drenched with heavier rain. there are trouble spots and some slow spots as you drive around this morning. this snakey front here the boundary separates cool air and mild air from the north from the hot, muggy air to the south. that will be the focus of storms right through the holiday weekend. so for today, 25 million risks