Some Extracurricular Activities for #COSUGI2015
Lan Su Chinese Garden
http://www.lansugarden.org/
“Lan Su Chinese Garden is one of Portland's greatest treasures and most interesting sites to see while
visiting Portland.”
Portland Japanese Garden
http://japanesegarden.com/
“A Japanese Garden is not only a place for the cultivation of trees and flowering shrubs, but one that
provides secluded leisure, rest, repose, meditation, and sentimental pleasure . . . The Garden speaks to
all the senses, not just to the mind alone.”
Fabric Depot – Retail Store
http://www.fabricdepot.com/retail-store
“Fabric Depot is one of the largest, most complete, locally and independently-owned fabric stores in the
country. We stock a vast array of brand name, first quality fabrics, notions and crafts in an enormous,
well-maintained store. You'll be inspired . . . ”
Voodoo Doughnut
http://www.voodoodoughnut.com/index.php
“Something fun, different, and one for the ages. After much searching . . . they found what they were
looking for . . . doughnuts!”
Portland Walking Tours – Underground Portland
http://www.portlandwalkingtours.com/tours/underground-portland-shanghai-tunnels-tour/
“Expose the sins of Portland's past on this tour through Old Town and Chinatown! We walk through the
remains of the physical underground as well as exploring the underground subcultures, political
underground and immoral underground of the city's sordid history, and expose the myths behind the
legends of the so-called "Shanghai Tunnels.”
SALT & STRAW
http://saltandstraw.com/
“But at the end of the day, we just really hope you enjoy the ice cream.”
Portland Aerial Tram
http://www.gobytram.com/
“Rise 500 feet as you marvel at the city views!”
And Thanks to ACRL for a list of more Food and
Drink, Arts and Culture, Shopping Downtown and
Neighborhoods, and Outdoors:
http://conference.acrl.org/portland-pages-163.php