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October 2014 MULTNOMAH VILLAGE 11 THE VILLAGE WITH A BIG HEART MULTNOMAH VILLAGE GETTING TO THE VILLAGE FALL IN THE VILLAGE VOLUME 1, NO. 1 TOP TEN THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT MULTNOMAH VILLAGE W hen you think of the word “heart” you might imagine a warm embrace or a touching wedding ceremony. Well, wind your way down Capitol Highway and you will come upon Multnomah Village, a collection of locally owned retail businesses, restaurants, wine shops, and much more. A microcosm of the SW Portland community that surrounds it, Multnomah Village has tre- mendous heart. People smile and say hello. Drivers wave you across intersections with that Portland warmth we all know and love. Newly planted trees line the sidewalks and dogs are frequently seen walking with their loving owners. The Village merchants make it their job to ensure that you experience their “heart” when you visit. Step inside one of the many shops and you will likely find yourself greeted by a welcoming owner. A shoe and clothing store offers every visitor a cup of tea. A thirty-year-old neighborhood bookstore has a cuddly shop cat in the front window. A home goods store gives people a taste of their culture with free Turkish coffee. Continued on page 2 Co Co nt n inued on page 2 1. First Fridays of every month businesses stay open late and offer special promotions. 2. Multnomah Days in August - a weekend celebration with a parade, street fair, live music, and wine festival. 3. Halloween in the Village in October and Holiday Gala celebration in December. 4. Free on-street parking in the Village and surrounding areas. 5. A multicultural flavor with owners from Israel, Palestine, France, Thailand, Germany, and beyond. 6. Nearly 80% of the local businesses are female-owned. 7. Food carts and produce booth. 8. Several pet friendly shops. 9. One of the largest Community Arts centers in the country. 10. Several non-profit organizations: Neighborhood House, Loaves and Fishes, Store to Door, and Community Partners for Affordable Housing. GETTING TO THE VILLAGE FROM DOWNTOWN PORTLAND (10 minutes), drive south on I-5 and take the 296B exit onto Multnomah Boulevard; turn right on SW 35th and one block to Capitol Highway. Alternatively, drive southward on Barbur Boulevard and exit right onto Multnomah Boulevard (at the Safeway store), then right at SW 35th. FROM LAKE OSWEGO (10 minutes), take Kerr Parkway north as it becomes 49th Street then Capitol Highway into Multnomah Village. FROM SELLWOOD (15 minutes), cross the Sellwood Bridge and turn north onto Macadam Avenue. Turn left at the first light and up Taylors Ferry Road. Cross over Terwilliger and take a right onto SW Spring Garden Street, then right onto 19th Avenue. Turn left onto Barbur Blvd, then right onto Multnomah Boulevard. Turn right on SW 35th and one block to Capitol Highway. Bus route information: DOWNTOWN PORTLAND TO MULTNOMAH VILLAGE - Take bus #44 to SW Capitol Highway at SW 35th. LAKE OSWEGO TO MULTNOMAH VILLAGE - Bus #78 to PCC, then bus #44 to SW Capitol Highway at SW 35th.

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October 2014 MULTNOMAH VILLAGE 11

THE VILLAGE WITH A BIG HEARTMULTNOMAH VILLAGE

GETTING TO THE VILLAGE

FALL IN THE VILLAGE VOLUME 1, NO. 1

TOP TEN THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUTMULTNOMAH VILLAGE

When you think of the word “heart” you might imagine a warm embrace or a touching wedding ceremony.

Well, wind your way down Capitol Highway and you will come upon Multnomah Village, a collection of locally owned retail businesses, restaurants, wine shops, and much more. A microcosm of the SW Portland community that surrounds it, Multnomah Village has tre-mendous heart. People smile and say hello. Drivers wave you across intersections with that Portland warmth we all know and love. Newly planted trees line the sidewalks and dogs are frequently seen walking with their

loving owners. The Village merchants make it their job to ensure that you experience their “heart” when you visit. Step inside one of the many shops and you will likely � nd yourself greeted by a welcoming owner. A shoe and clothing store offers every visitor a cup of tea. A thirty-year-old neighborhood bookstore has a cuddly shop cat in the front window. A home goods store gives people a taste of their culture with free Turkish coffee.

Continued on page 2CoContn inued on page 2

1. First Fridays of every month businesses stay open late and offer special promotions. 2. Multnomah Days in August - a weekend celebration with a parade, street fair, live music, and wine festival. 3. Halloween in the Village in October and Holiday Gala celebration in December.4. Free on-street parking in the Village and surrounding areas. 5. A multicultural � avor with owners from Israel, Palestine, France, Thailand, Germany, and beyond.6. Nearly 80% of the local businesses are female-owned. 7. Food carts and produce booth. 8. Several pet friendly shops.9. One of the largest Community Arts centers in the country.

10. Several non-pro� t organizations: Neighborhood House, Loaves and Fishes, Store to Door,

and Community Partners for Affordable Housing.

GETTING TO THE VILLAGEFROM DOWNTOWN PORTLAND (10 minutes), drive south on I-5 and take the 296B exit onto Multnomah Boulevard; turn right on SW 35th and one block to Capitol Highway. Alternatively, drive southward on Barbur Boulevard and exit right onto Multnomah Boulevard (at the Safeway store), then right at SW 35th.

FROM LAKE OSWEGO (10 minutes), take Kerr Parkway north as it becomes 49th Street then Capitol Highway into Multnomah Village.

FROM SELLWOOD (15 minutes), cross the Sellwood Bridge and turn north onto Macadam Avenue. Turn left at the � rst light and up Taylors Ferry Road. Cross over Terwilliger and take a right onto SW Spring Garden Street, then right onto 19th Avenue. Turn left onto Barbur Blvd, then right onto Multnomah Boulevard. Turn right on SW 35th and one block to Capitol Highway.

Bus route information:DOWNTOWN PORTLAND TO MULTNOMAH VILLAGE - Take bus #44 to SW Capitol Highway at SW 35th.

LAKE OSWEGO TO MULTNOMAH VILLAGE - Bus #78 to PCC, then bus #44 to SW Capitol Highway at SW 35th.

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12 MULTNOMAH VILLAGE October 2014

MEET YOUR NEIGHBORS... IN MULTNOMAH VILLAGEInviting, fun, colorful, and friendly is how customers have described

Peachtree Gifts. With accessories, candles, novelty items, and cards for every occasion, it’s a gift shop that creates a fun shopping experience for all ages. Since opening in 2012, Peachtree Gifts has expanded their card selec-tion, and customers can often be caught giggling in the humorous card section. Owner Petie Farkas loves being part of the vibrant community and when not working, she can be spotted in the village with daughter Fiona. Peachtree Gifts is always receiving new products, so be sure to pop in. Open 7 days a week. peachtreegifts.com

Come Experience Switch Shoes, Clothing, and Accessories, OH MY!

The road to unique fashion leads to Multnomah Village where owners, Jen and Rina, have a simple store philosophy – make people feel comfortable

inside and out. Providing comfort is second nature to these two dedicated mothers and wives. If you are looking for a unique shopping experience,

that leaves you feeling cared for, come on by for a visit. And by the way, we also carry shoes, boots, clothes, and accessories from

Israel that can only be found in the U.S. at our store.

Continued from page 1

A new yogurt shop offers a 10% dis-count for a correct answer on their daily trivia question. A wine shop has the motto proclaiming “Not your stuffy wine shop.” A toy store owned by a local couple with hearts as big as their stuffed polar bears. A yarn store offers community knitting classes. A bank answers its phone calls with the line “world’s greatest bank.” A jewelry store offers visitors a chance to view � rst hand its owner passionately tend-

ing to his craft. A gift store treats each customer as special as the person for whom they are shopping. A sports pub pours its heart into a fabulous burger. A sweet shop, where they make their own candy, just might take the cake for sweetest spot in the village. If you don’t have Southwest Portland’s Multnomah Village on your radar yet, it is time for a change of “heart”. This place has something for everyone.

Are you an art lover?

Village Frame and Gallery will

preserve and showcase your

cherished artwork. Whether an original

painting, handmade needlework or sports memorabilia, if it can be framed, we will craft an eye-

catching solution to protect and enhance it. And our recently remodeled gallery showcases

many artists working in a variety of mediums. Come browse our

original artwork and limited edition prints, with new

collections every month!

Trained by a third-generation European Jeweler, Thomas Jones has been practicing his craft for over 4 decades. Thomas, his wife, Janet, and assistant Kim Allen have worked

together in Portland at Jones & Jones to design and hand-craft original and unique jewelry. Here, � ne craftsmanship and attention to detail lead to the creation of beauti-ful, wearable works of art. We only use stones of excellent quality and take the time to lis-ten to what you have in mind. Starting with your input and our design experience, the results are truly different than the mass-produced pieces on the mar-ket today.

Great yarns, � bers & accessories

Northwest Wools has one of the largest yarn inventories in Portland! Carrying all the big yarn names, plus lots of local NW artists. We LOVE support-

ing our “Farm to Needle” companies! We also carry a large selection of buttons, accessories, patterns & books. See more at: www.northwestwools.com

Great customer service & classes We truly care about you – and your project! We are staffed with Experts to help you with dropped stitches, challenging patterns or Special Orders. We offer Group

and Private Classes daily, taught by someof the most experienced instructors in the Portland area.

Great community of like-minded folks We feature projects made by our customers and staff to inspire your creativity. We host Special Events and monthly First Friday celebrations. We think Fiber +

Fun = the best way to enjoy life! See more at: www.Facebook/NorthwestWools.com

Whether you’re looking to add to your collection or

simply looking for a novel gift, Multnomah Antiques has a wonderful selection of antiques from 1850 to 1950.For the home, china sets and pottery serving dishes, textiles, glass and silver pieces plus furniture and vintage home decor. Eclectic dressers love the vintage clothing and costume jewelry. With over 2,000 square feet of antiques, our customers often say, “I always � nd what I’m looking for in your shop”. There’s a beauty to softly worn antiques that Portlanders enjoy. Stop in for a few minutes or a few hours!

Whether you’re look-ing for a refreshing

white wine in warmer weather or a deep red in

the cold of winter, Sip D’Vine will satisfy

your taste buds with the � nest selection of

Paci� c Northwest wines. It only takes a

glass or two to discover this best-kept secret:

this region is thebest in the New World for wine.

Oregon’s � rst combination wine bar and bottle shop, Sip D’ Vine of-fers generous case discounts and has

a fully stocked chilled white wine section. The popular $15 & under zone is � lled with classic offerings,

surprises and great deals. If you enjoy a little raw, blues

music, get on the mailing list.We frequently hostoutstanding artists and performances worthy of larger venues,

but in a cozy, intimate setting. This is the place for the best wines at

reasonable prices. Stop in for a sip!

Maggie’s Boutique, a women’s clothing and accessories store moved from its former location in Raleigh Hills, into Multnomah Village in Sept. 2012. Remembered

by some as The Silk Horse, we strive always to provide for the chang-ing needs of our friends and customers.  Maggie’s is “Where Friends meet for Fashion!”  Our goal is to always provide fun, wear-nowfashion in a relaxed friendly atmosphere.  We feature women’s better sportswear, dresses and accessories including Brighton, Comfy, FDJ Jeans-with a � t for everybody shape, Renuar, Feninni, Focus, Bali and lots more.  Mary, Lynn, Claudia and Emily look forward to seeing you soon.www.maggiesboutiqueonline.com

THE VILLAGE WITH A BIG HEART

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October 2014 MULTNOMAH VILLAGE 13

MEET YOUR NEIGHBORS... IN MULTNOMAH VILLAGEInviting, fun, colorful, and friendly is how customers have described

Peachtree Gifts. With accessories, candles, novelty items, and cards for every occasion, it’s a gift shop that creates a fun shopping experience for all ages. Since opening in 2012, Peachtree Gifts has expanded their card selec-tion, and customers can often be caught giggling in the humorous card section. Owner Petie Farkas loves being part of the vibrant community and when not working, she can be spotted in the village with daughter Fiona. Peachtree Gifts is always receiving new products, so be sure to pop in. Open 7 days a week. peachtreegifts.com

Come Experience Switch Shoes, Clothing, and Accessories, OH MY!

The road to unique fashion leads to Multnomah Village where owners, Jen and Rina, have a simple store philosophy – make people feel comfortable

inside and out. Providing comfort is second nature to these two dedicated mothers and wives. If you are looking for a unique shopping experience,

that leaves you feeling cared for, come on by for a visit. And by the way, we also carry shoes, boots, clothes, and accessories from

Israel that can only be found in the U.S. at our store.

Continued from page 1

A new yogurt shop offers a 10% dis-count for a correct answer on their daily trivia question. A wine shop has the motto proclaiming “Not your stuffy wine shop.” A toy store owned by a local couple with hearts as big as their stuffed polar bears. A yarn store offers community knitting classes. A bank answers its phone calls with the line “world’s greatest bank.” A jewelry store offers visitors a chance to view � rst hand its owner passionately tend-

ing to his craft. A gift store treats each customer as special as the person for whom they are shopping. A sports pub pours its heart into a fabulous burger. A sweet shop, where they make their own candy, just might take the cake for sweetest spot in the village. If you don’t have Southwest Portland’s Multnomah Village on your radar yet, it is time for a change of “heart”. This place has something for everyone.

Are you an art lover?

Village Frame and Gallery will

preserve and showcase your

cherished artwork. Whether an original

painting, handmade needlework or sports memorabilia, if it can be framed, we will craft an eye-

catching solution to protect and enhance it. And our recently remodeled gallery showcases

many artists working in a variety of mediums. Come browse our

original artwork and limited edition prints, with new

collections every month!

Trained by a third-generation European Jeweler, Thomas Jones has been practicing his craft for over 4 decades. Thomas, his wife, Janet, and assistant Kim Allen have worked

together in Portland at Jones & Jones to design and hand-craft original and unique jewelry. Here, � ne craftsmanship and attention to detail lead to the creation of beauti-ful, wearable works of art. We only use stones of excellent quality and take the time to lis-ten to what you have in mind. Starting with your input and our design experience, the results are truly different than the mass-produced pieces on the mar-ket today.

Great yarns, � bers & accessories

Northwest Wools has one of the largest yarn inventories in Portland! Carrying all the big yarn names, plus lots of local NW artists. We LOVE support-

ing our “Farm to Needle” companies! We also carry a large selection of buttons, accessories, patterns & books. See more at: www.northwestwools.com

Great customer service & classes We truly care about you – and your project! We are staffed with Experts to help you with dropped stitches, challenging patterns or Special Orders. We offer Group

and Private Classes daily, taught by someof the most experienced instructors in the Portland area.

Great community of like-minded folks We feature projects made by our customers and staff to inspire your creativity. We host Special Events and monthly First Friday celebrations. We think Fiber +

Fun = the best way to enjoy life! See more at: www.Facebook/NorthwestWools.com

Whether you’re looking to add to your collection or

simply looking for a novel gift, Multnomah Antiques has a wonderful selection of antiques from 1850 to 1950.For the home, china sets and pottery serving dishes, textiles, glass and silver pieces plus furniture and vintage home decor. Eclectic dressers love the vintage clothing and costume jewelry. With over 2,000 square feet of antiques, our customers often say, “I always � nd what I’m looking for in your shop”. There’s a beauty to softly worn antiques that Portlanders enjoy. Stop in for a few minutes or a few hours!

Whether you’re look-ing for a refreshing

white wine in warmer weather or a deep red in

the cold of winter, Sip D’Vine will satisfy

your taste buds with the � nest selection of

Paci� c Northwest wines. It only takes a

glass or two to discover this best-kept secret:

this region is thebest in the New World for wine.

Oregon’s � rst combination wine bar and bottle shop, Sip D’ Vine of-fers generous case discounts and has

a fully stocked chilled white wine section. The popular $15 & under zone is � lled with classic offerings,

surprises and great deals. If you enjoy a little raw, blues

music, get on the mailing list.We frequently hostoutstanding artists and performances worthy of larger venues,

but in a cozy, intimate setting. This is the place for the best wines at

reasonable prices. Stop in for a sip!

Maggie’s Boutique, a women’s clothing and accessories store moved from its former location in Raleigh Hills, into Multnomah Village in Sept. 2012. Remembered

by some as The Silk Horse, we strive always to provide for the chang-ing needs of our friends and customers.  Maggie’s is “Where Friends meet for Fashion!”  Our goal is to always provide fun, wear-nowfashion in a relaxed friendly atmosphere.  We feature women’s better sportswear, dresses and accessories including Brighton, Comfy, FDJ Jeans-with a � t for everybody shape, Renuar, Feninni, Focus, Bali and lots more.  Mary, Lynn, Claudia and Emily look forward to seeing you soon.www.maggiesboutiqueonline.com

THE VILLAGE WITH A BIG HEART

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14 MULTNOMAH VILLAGE October 2014

Annastasia Salon www.annastasias.comYour beauty is our passion.You’re busy and you have to look your best. We can help!Located in Multnomah Village or atannastasias.com503.293.5489

Nectar FrozenYogurt Loungewww.nectarfroyo.comNectar Frozen Yogurt Lounge is exactly that, a LOUNGE, and we chose the name for a reason. Our lounge atmosphere provides you the perfect location to enjoy our delicious and healthy frozen yogurt among friends or while working on your laptop with our free wi-� . Come lounge with us!

www.summitadvisorsnw.com Summit Advisors NW, is a locally owned fee based � nancial planning � rm located in Multnomah Village. Mike and his team work with individuals and small businesses. “Guiding you to your secure � nancial future.”

Thinker Toyswww.thinkertoysoregon.comThinker Toys has been bringing “serious fun” to SW Portland’s Multnomah Village for two decades. Their 4000 sq.ft. store, a community nexus and destination, is known for its great service, free gift wrap and broad selection of specialty toys. Join us November 7-9 for our 20th Birthday Sale and Party!

Umpqua Bankwww.umpquabank.comA community bank where you can do much more than just make your deposit. See what events are coming up on the community board. Check out our Local Spotlight display which features a local merchant. Surf the web at our internet café and don’t forget about the coffee bar. So come in and see why we call ourselves, “The World’s Greatest Bank.”

Village Beadswww.vbeads.comVillage Beads, in the heart of Multnomah Village, is the place to go to � nd beautiful and unique beads, supplies, classes and expert help. Our friendly, knowledgeable staff can guide you to the proper tools and instructions to make your jewelry designs a reality. We also do repairs!

Annie Bloom’s Bookswww.annieblooms.comAnnie Bloom’s Books has been Multnomah Village’s independent bookstore since 1978. We carry a broad range of new books across many genres, along with magazines, CDs, puppets, and a fabulous selection of cards. We want to make your browsing experience a pleasure. Our friendly and knowledgeable staff awaits you!

Curveswww.multnomahcurves.comCurves is a facility specially designed for women featuring a complete 30 minute workout that is fun, fast and safe. We also offer Curves Workouts with Jillian Michaels which combine the original Curves Circuit with functional, body weight-based exercise that increases strength, burns fat, and kick starts weight loss.

Hattie’s Sweet Shopwww.hattiessweets.com“Welcome to your neighborhood candy store! Our fudge is handmade in the store so it’s always fresh and delicious. Hattie’s in Multnomah Village features fudge, Umpqua ice cream, imported licorice, gummi candy, gourmet truf� es, Seattle Chocolates salted caramel, and so much more. You are sure to � nd the perfect treat or gift here!”

Indigo Traderswww.indigotraders.comAt Indigo Traders, we value old world quality, tradition and family. We offer handmade linens, ceramics, housewares, skin care and gourmet foods from the sun-drenched Mediterranean. Our family business supports artisans and textile-makers who create traditional products of beauty and function just as they were generations before.

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Village Neighbors& Events

OCTOBER

CALENDARFirst Fridayin Multnomah VillageThe First Friday of every month is highlighted by merchants staying open late and hosting various events. Every month is different.

Halloween in the Village – October 31stEnjoy this safe, fun community event. Two hours of family trick-or-treating with your favorite neighbor-hood merchant. Harvest photo stage bene� ting Neighborhood House, and costume contest.

Golden Ticket Mid-November through December 31stThe Golden Ticket promotion rewards shoppers for purchasing from participating Multnomah Village and Hillsdale merchants during the holiday season. Shoppers earn Golden Tickets from one store and redeem them at the next for promo-tional deals – perhaps a percentage discount or even free merchandise. Get ready for the Holidays and shop local. Holiday Gala – First Friday & Saturday in DecemberFirst Friday in December features a neighborhood tree lighting with caroling and a visit from Santa. Horse-drawn carriage rides and hot cocoa make for a fun family holiday event. www.multnomahvillage.org/events

NOV. & DEC