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Free MusicFest NW Wristbands From Strands.com | ?Portland Centric?
Nice, Free Musicfest NW passes:
Luckily, I was able to meet up with Heather of Strands.com this week. Lucky for you that is because Strands is giving away MusicFest NW wristbands–those are like $50...
August 23: Geek Fair Street Party This Weekend | Free Geek
Geek Fair is this Saturday. It is a rather fun and interesting event and definitely a good cause. Here are some pics I took at last year ’s the festivities. You only have a few more days, so get to...
August 21: Bike-in Movie/Theater at Voodoo Doughnut 2
Got this message from Ryan the other day. Sounds like a nice event for the biking community. Info:
Just wanted to let you know about the bike-in theater show we’re hosting at Voodoo Doughnuts on A...
August 16: Macforce Party-Time| Free BBQ and Ice Cream
My MacBook is totally over-heating right now. It’s driving me crazy, and yeah I need to get down there. Prefect opportunity here…Last year they gave away an Iphone, but they have BBQ and ice cream ...
August 16: Grindhouse Film Festival | Hollywood Theatre | Rolling Thunder
Well, if you haven’t found anything to do this Saturday in Portland (it’s not possible), then how about the Grindhouse Film Festival.
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ScratchPDX Performance Lab
Saturday, May 26
Once-a-month "open stage" night.
Performances encompass a wide variety of styles.
Artists: call 971-219-8068 to get on the roster.
$8.00 Door opens at 8:30. Show starts at 9 PM.
Diverse performers. Intimate atmosphere. Creative incubator.
www.scratchpdx.com
I found this off Flickr of all places. Apparently there's a big street art show on Mississippi Ave. until May 31st. From smilingmonk2002:
Mississippi in May link.
From arty banners to handbags - who comes up with this? Art people made the banners that are hung up on lightpoles around downtown Portland. The banners are on their way to becoming recycled handbags.
See the Banners
Read more at Ultra
And more at Urban Forest Project
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This just in from Church of Craft
From July through October, the parking structure at SW Third and Alder will be converted to a giant (400 spaces!) arts fair, where anyone may sell original work. (Which, by the way, is being defined broadly, to include art, crafts, original music CDs, and self-published writing.) There's a $20.00 membership fee, a weekly $15.00 tabling fee, and they take NO commissions on your sales.FYI: seems it's easier to view sundayartmart.com with IE instead of Firefox
Finally got to go to Living Room Theaters over on SW Stark and 10th, a block south of Burnside, and close to the new Ace Hotel. Happily, for the cheapskate in all of us, they have substantially lowered their prices, from $15/showing to $9.00 general admission. *AND* Monday and Tuesday, all movies are $4.50 at all times.
Next time I want to go early and try the food. Unfortunately, at 7:30 on a Tuesday night there was a sad lack of desserts. They do offer full meals, sandwiches, coffee drinks, and have a full bar.
Saw "Where's Molly" a very gentle, wonderful story of a man searching for his lost institutionalized sister. I believe the films are all digital, and shown using a digital projector, so they still have that 'video tape'/Television quality. For me that's fine once in a while, but I really love how film looks with it's softer edges. Regardless, I highly reccomend the film - great storytelling, great story!
March 18th/19th 2007
Pics and news can be found at Portland Indymedia
Of course this was a global event. Protests were held around the world.
The Academy Theater is showing Sing-a-long Wizard of Oz and Sing-a-Long to Grease thru March 15th. So now instead of singing along in the comfort of your living room like a gumby, you can do so in public! The Academy offers pizza, beer, wine, and babysitting. Cheap admission, too. Here's about the theater from their site:
Originally launched in 1948, the Academy Theater was a popular Montavilla destination until its closure in the 1970s. Over the following years, it fell into disrepair, but a full-scale renovation has recently been completed, including careful restoration of the glittering rounded lobby with its soaring, metallic two-story dome. Great attention was paid to every detail of the project. Using vintage photos from the original opening night, even the theater's signature marquee has been recreated to imbue the building with authentic 1940s charm.7818 SE Stark Street, Portland, OR 97215 (503) 252-0500
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