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A benefit concert for the Columbia Riverkeeepers, $36 advance/$46 day of show (doors open at 6:30).<br /><br />Presenting the world premiere of Waterways in music and painting, a collaboration by Columbia Riverkeeper Composer-in-Residence Deena T. Grossman and artist Collin Murphy. Featuring Oregon Symphony members Martha Long and Zach Galatis (flutes), Vali Phillips (viola) and Pansy Chang (cello), plus Rory Cowal (piano) and Mirabai Peart (voice and viola). The world premiere of Waterways comes at a moment when this touch from music and art are likely to evoke our deepest feelings of healing and rejuvenation.<br /><br />COVID Policy:<br />TOC requires either proof of a full course (booster shots not required) of COVID-19 vaccination OR proof of a negative PCR or antigen COVID-19 test taken in the prior 72 hours. All tests must be medically administered. At-home tests not accepted.<br /><br />Indoor masking is recommended.<br /><br />Please note that TOC’s COVID-19 policies are subject to change. TOC will contact all ticket buyers when policies are updated.<br /><br />At the request of the artist or arts organization, we may require enhanced protocols for certain shows.<br /><br />All sales are final. If you are not able to attend you may sell your tickets yourself or pass them onto a third party.<br /><br />Along with their ticket, attendees will need to bring either their physical vaccination card, a photo of their vaccination card, or a digital vaccination record, as well as a government-issued ID such as a driver’s license or passport. Ages 17 and under can show a school ID or another form of identification.