Here's your extra-fatty, more-than-fit-in-print guide to all the ways you can pour your dollars back into the local economy this week, if you're the dollar-pouring type:

• Communion’s pre-holiday fashion show has become annual tradition. Preview the new season’s items from the boutique’s favorite brands for gift giving and wardrobe building, or just go for the party, which includes free Stance socks for early arrivers, and a raffle benefiting the Pixie Project. Dig A Pony, 736 SE Grand, Wed Nov 19, 7:30 pm

•Â Bridge & Burn has teamed up with graphic designer Tally Gunstone on a collaborative line of tees and totes that celebrate oregon's natural landmarks from the badlands to Mt. Hood. Check 'em out at the launch party and represent our truly great outdoors... Bridge & Burn, 1122 SW Morrison, Thurs Nov 20, 6-8 pm

• This week I wrote about Daniel McCall's Familiar Assemblage project, in which he puts an updated, spin on dresses made from patterns designed by Vionnet. Check out our interview and the opening presentation. Physical Element, 416 NW 12th, Thurs Nov 20, 6 pm

Familiar Assemblage
  • Aisha Harley
  • Familiar Assemblage

• Nationale has settled into its SE Division digs, and is unveiling its second art show in the space: When We Dead Awaken, a series of paintings by Elizabeth Malaska. If you haven't yet been to the spacious new upgrade, here's a pleasant way to experience it. Nationale, 3360 SE Division, Fri Nov 21, 6-8 pm

•Â Icebreaker is having a warehouse sale with up to 70 percent off retail prices! They're also accepting gently used coat and sweater donations for Blanchet House/the Red Door Project. Icebreaker, 525 NW 10th, Fri Nov 21, 10 am-7 pm, Sat Nov 22, 10 am-4 pm

• Collectors, crafters, and jewelry makers take note: Gem Faire, the “west coast’s premier jewelry and bead show,” is coming to down with over 70 wholesalers, importers, and exporters on hand from around the world. They’ll be selling finished jewelry as well as raw materials, jewelry making tools, and more at manufacturer’s prices. You can also bring in pieces for repair, cleaning, and ring sizing while you’re at it, plus there are hourly drawings for door prizes. Oregon Convention Center, Exhibit Hall E, 777 NE MLK, Fri Nov 21, noon-6 pm, Sat Nov 22, 10 am-6 pm, Sun Nov 23, 10 am-5 pm, $7

• Demimonde’s Rachael Donaldson shares a birthday month with her shop, so she’s doubling up on reasons to party. They’ll have a date-appropriate 22 percent off all day till 7 pm, including goods from new lines to the store, like Caravan Pacific and Anna Joyce. Demimonde, 2428 NE Broadway, Sat Nov 22, all day

• Milliner ElizaBeth Rohloff hosts the sixth annual Pheasant Fête, a shopping and snacking event with jewelry by Accents of Grace, perfume from Suzin Weiss, and smoked bird, cheese, wine, whiskey... 1325 SE 15th, Sat Nov 22, 5-9:30 pm

• Another new shop on Division, House of Commons, is celebrating its debut with a soft opening that features gift boxes with purchases over $50 (hint: there's wine in there!). Sat Nov 22-Sun Nov 23, 11 am-7 pm

•Â If you shop at places like Palace you've probably already fallen in love with the textile-focused Ace & Jig line of clothing. Now Palace is hosting the debut of their home goods collection, Bazaar, with 20 percent off all Ace & Jig items not already on sale (clothing too!). Palace, 2205 E Burnside, Sun Nov 23, 2-5 pm