ACTIVITIeS
Catch a Movie on
Drive the future. Change the world.
Club’s Big Screen
P
lan a fun family outing or enjoy a
romantic evening by watching a
larger-than-life movie Tuesday, July 14 and
Tuesday, Aug. 11.
Bring blankets, pillows, sleeping bags,
and lawn chairs to Block 7 for a relaxing
night under the stars. The movies begin
just after dusk. The park opens 30 minutes
before the movies start.
The cost is $6.50 for members and
guests and includes popcorn. Additional
concessions are available. Look for more
details in the July issue of The Winged M.
For more information, call Member
Services at 503-223-8744 or go to
theMAC.com.
Quick Register ME508 (July)
Quick Register ME509 (August) WM
Let Summer Begin with
MAC’s Street Faire
S
ummer festivities begin with the MAC
Summer Kickoff Street Faire in the
Turnaround Wednesday, June 17 from 4-
Leave a legacy of hope and health to the next generation. Make a 7 p.m. The brick walk is transformed into
legacy gift to OHSU through your will, trust or retirement plan, and
a block party of performers, MAC dancers
fund cutting-edge research that hastens new breakthroughs and cures.
and artists.
The event includes street jugglers,
Create new hope for patients and families. And support the physicians,
break dancers, music and the Rose City
nurses, dentists, researchers and engineers of tomorrow.
Banjoliers. Face painters, caricature and
Drive the future of health. Call the gift planning department to learn
balloon artists, and clowns are on hand.
how. And help change the world.
Members are invited to take a break to
watch these outside performances, listen
to music and visit vendors for a cool treat.
503 228-1730 or 1-800-462-6608
The -M-Porium holds a sidewalk sale, too.
pginfo@ohsu.edu
For more information, call Member
Services at 503-223-8736 or go to
www.ohsufoundation.org Oregon Health & Science
theMAC.com. WM
(Click on “Ways to Give”) University Foundation
Juniors Have a Blast at
Summer Carnival Event
J
uniors, grab some friends and head
down to MAC for some end-of-summer
fun. The Skybridge Tent is open Thursday,
Aug. 20 from 3-5 p.m. for the Junior
Summer Meltdown. There are games to
keep juniors busy all afternoon, including a
cupcake walk, mini putt, duck pond, pick-
a-pop and many more.
Look for more details in the July issue
of The Winged M. For more information
or to register, call Member Services at
503-223-8744 or go to
theMAC.com. WM
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