Teens can grasp some popcorn and liquids as they experience a trip via space at the Salem Public Library on Wednesday. The library can screen Apollo 13, based on the story of the 1970 lunar challenge that caused an explosion in space. The movie starts offevolved at three p.M. 585 Liberty St. S.E. More info on Facebook.

Thursday

Practice your downward dog and cat poses to gain the Willamette Humane Society on Thursday. Furry buddies can enroll in the donation-based yoga and beer elegance at Capitol Subaru. Yoga starts at 6 p.m., And beer from Santiam Brewing is to be purchased earlier than and after class. 3235 Cherry Ave. N.E. More info can be found on Facebook.

Jest a Second! Pentacle Theatre has a new play establishing this weekend. In this comedian farce, a person decides to pop out as homosexual at some stage at his mother’s birthday party, and hilarity ensues. The play opens on Friday at 7:30 p.m. It runs until Aug 17. Tickets for $29 may be purchased online or by calling 503-400-6582. 324 52nd Ave. N.W.

Saturday

The Great Oregon Steam-Up seeks to give visitors a glimpse into the past when steam-powered sawmills and trains were the favored transportation techniques. Marketing Coordinator Lena Prine said there’s something for everybody on Saturday and Sunday. Some of the activities include a tractor pull, where tractors pull heavyweights, a tractor parade, and a miniature railroad for children.

Admission expenses: $15 for the day or $25 for the weekend. Kids 13 to 18 cost $10 an afternoon or $15 for the weekend. Kids 12 and under are unfastened. 3995 Brooklake Rd. N.E. Info may be located on the Antique Powerland internet site. Picture yourself a modern-day Forrest Gump, running for hours and not using a lead to sight. Then the Angry Owl Ultramarathons are probably for you. Held in Bush’s Pasture Park, there’s a 6-hour, 12-hour, and 24-hour choice for those willing to go the gap. That distance is a one-mile loop through the park for as generally as you may cross around.

The 24-hour run starts at midday on Saturday and prices $ hundred thirty-five; the 12-hour run begins at midday Saturday or midnight Sunday and charges $one hundred ten, and the 6-hour run starts at noon Saturday or 6 a.m. Sunday and costs $75. 1050 Leffelle St. S.E. More info can be discovered online. The Salem Philharmonic Orchestra can appear in patriotic musical rankings and a symphonic dance repertoire on Saturday mornings at the Capitol Mall.

The overall performance starts offevolved at 11 a.m. It lasts an hour. 900 Court St. N.E. Tour the Oregon State Capitol from 10 a.m. To 2 p.M. Or take a trip up the 121 stairs to the Oregon Pioneer at 10:30 a.m., midday, and 1 p.M. For more statistics, call Visitor Services at 503-986-1388. Info about the concert can be found on Facebook.

The Space Concert Club is web-hosting the 0.33 annual Rejected Art Fair this Saturday. Listen to stay on track and study over a dozen artists who create artwork from numerous mediums, like watercolor, photography, or knitting. The event opens at five p.M., and the music starts at 6 p.M. it is for all ages till nine:55 p.M. Tickets are priced at $five. 1128 Edgewater St. N.W. More data may be discovered on Facebook.