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Community organizations and volunteers came together Friday to transform what is currently an empty lot on Broadway Street, owned by Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, into a community garden for public use.

October 26, 2023: Special guest host Brandi Parisi welcomes Trinity Cathedral and Pacific Rose Ensemble to the Roger O. Doyle performance studio. Join Trinity’s organists for a family-friendly preview of their PipeScreams Halloween Spectacular, an evening of spooky, silly, and exciting music for the Halloween season, hosted by Portland entertainment icon, Clare Apparently! Then the...

Join Trinity’s organists for a family-friendly evening of creepy-crawly music for the Halloween season, hosted by Portland entertainment icon, Clare Apparently. This concert is preceded by a pumpkin-carving party in Kempton Hall! Learn more at www.trinity-episcopal.org PipeScreams Halloween Spectacular!Saturday October 28, 2023; 6:00 PMTrinity Cathedral147 NW 19th Avenue (at NW Everett)Portland, Oregon 97209Suggested donation $15

FUN DOG SHOW, 10 a.m. Oct. 14. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at American Legion on Route 50, sponsored by Christ Episcopal Church, 601 Church St., Cambridge.

Architectural historian and photographer William Brumfield draws attention to the historical city of Murom, in which architecture has, in some parts,...

CONCERT SERIES, 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 8, Christ Episcopal Church, 601 Church St., Cambridge, Mark Valenti, piano.

EASTON — The Covenant Gospel Choir under the direction of Leroy “Spanky” Potter along with the Second Generation Community Chorus under the direction of Ambia Hooper, Ayla Dennis (soloist), EBC

250th ANNIVERSARY SERVICE, 3 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 1, Old Starr Church, 1410 Starr Road. Meal will follow.

Throughout Russian history, churches were often the prettiest and most prestigious buildings in the whole city. Golden or colored church domes have...

Arkansas Peace Week, an annual event to educate and promote peacemaking and raise awareness of organizations working to build lasting peace in Arkansas, will hold a series of events this week, starting today.