This is the last free Monday night lecture by the MFA department until January and of course, they are bringing another great speaker–Hamza Walker, whom the New York Times has labeled one of the seven most influential curators in the country. From PSU MFA Department: Since 1994, Hamza Walker has served as Director of Education/Associate [...]
Often there are some great Sunday shows in Portland. This Sunday brings a great show to Backspace (formerly BarackSpace). From Miranda King: Sunday November 30th 8pm, $7 Andy Combs and the Moth The Uglysuit Quail Lungs Reviews, Quotes, links etc after the jump
Not only can you buy local handmade items, but this also supports Oregon Food Bank…and there is a Drink Lounge! Boom…sold From the website: Shop for unique, locally handmade gifts at the Secret Society Sale, an annual artist-run holiday sale. All vendors participating in this sale will donate 10% of their profits to the Oregon Food [...]
Portland Christmas** (Holiday) Tree, Pioneer Courthouse Square Taken on January 2, 2008 Photo By Julian Chadwick / PDX Pipeline The annual Christmas** tree lighting takes place today in Pioneer Courthouse Square. The photo above is from the take-down of last year's tree the day after New Years. Info from the square about today's event: Tree [...]
Jason Quigley Photography portland, Oregon, USA We are getting close to Santacon 2008. This picture is from 2005 and Jason sent this information about it: This shot was taken during Santacon, in 2005, outside of Mary's club downtown. The bike cops followed us around all day just to make sure Santa didn't get too crazy. [...]
This annual thanksgiving party always brings a good group of people thankful for something fun to do on a Thanksgiving night. See you there: GIVE THANKS (and a swift roundhouse kick) at the 6th ANNUAL THANKSGIVING KUNG FU MINI-MARATHON!!! Come on down to the Clinton for some turkey, holiday fixins and a brew – and [...]
Pipeline received a message from fellow twitterer Robin Parker about a nice Portland interactive Thanksgiving Day experience. You can read a nice break down of what happens at Mental Floss here. From Robin: Some friends and I are doing a collaborative live Thanksgiving website for the second year in a row, and we'd like our [...]
From Julian: Last Saturday, Melissa Lion and the Pipeline posse rolled out to meet Belladonna at Fantasy For Adults “Only” in Tigard. I took these pictures while waiting for our signed cards and Polaroids. Melissa was able to ask her 3 or 4 questions on video (link below) and wrote about our lovely Tigard road [...]
The Young Professionals of Portland are putting on networking event plus benefit for the Salvation Army. We are all being affected by this economy in some way, but many of our fellow Portlanders are really being hurt with the loss of charity resources and increased needs. Around this time of thanks and bitter cold (hello [...]
Portland State MFA department really does an amazing job of bringing interesting free lectures. If you have anything else going on tonight–drop it. Photo from Frank Prattle. He has an interview with Matt Higgs here. Info from PSU: Matthew Higgs (b.1964. Wakefield, England) is a curator, critic and artist currently living and working in New [...]
The Grindhouse Trailer Spectacular! will probably going to be a packed house. I've been to a couple, and they were both full. Seriously, what else better can be happening in Portland on Tuesday night? I think nothing. From Dan at Grindouse Film Festival: I can't recommend this enough. Film critic Aaron Mesh attended last time [...]
Live Baby! at The 2008 Rosey Awards Newmark Theater, Portland Center for the Performing Arts 1111 SW Broadway Portland, OR 97205 Taken on November 20, 2008 Photo By Julian Chadwick / PDX Pipeline The 2008 Rosey Awards show has come and gone. Lots of great people came out to the event and celebrate the creative [...]
This is the last weekend to see Fall of the House, a story about Alison Hallett's boyfriend ex-boyfriend "Portland's favorite late-night improvised serial”. I went to see this “cult classic in the making” last weekend and it was terrific. I'm still kicking myself for not seeing all of them and telling every person who comes [...]
Jason just reminded us another film event in PDX this evening for those of you who aren't going to see Belladonna at Fantasy for Adults or The Astonished Man at Clinton St Theater. Between just these three options, I think we will all have a great Saturday night. From Jason at Floating Wold comics & [...]
Another great Saturday event in the PDX. If you like more traditional movies over the “adult film” kind (or both), you have a great option to support local work tonight at Clinton St Theater. Information from Jason Freeman, Writer/Director: “The Astonished Man” will be premiering Saturday November 22nd at the Clinton Street Theater in Portland, [...]
With all the events of Portland Vodka, PDX Snowboarding action and OPB Music get-downs, you might be asking us… “Pipeline, what is the most adult event in Portland today/tonight?” Well, thanks for asking. We give you Belladonna at Fantasy “for Adults only”. Yes, this Belladonna (wikipedia). I just spoke with Tricia at Fantasy. She said [...]
This might be the only time you will see snow in Portland this winter, so make your time. Info from Portland Art Institute: The 2nd Annual Backyard Bang Rail Jam rolls up fierce competition, local riders, live music, upâ€close snowboarding action, and creative expression and education into a perfectly packed snowball that will land in [...]
Another Saturday and another great PDX Vodka open house. Really? Really! Portland (and Highball), you make us so happy. Info from Highball Distillery (website) Highball Distillery will be holding an Open House Saturday, November 22 from noon to 5 p.m. After four months of being on the market with Elemental Vodka, we're finally able to [...]
If you are not fighting Apollo Creed at the Rosey Awards tonight, the Willamette Week and Widmer is having a party at Exit Real World. Go drink some winter beer for me. Info from Facebook event: We're touring the Northwest and coming to a location near you! On November 20th, come to Exit Real World [...]
Dear OPB, I am putting this up now in hopes that you will hurry up with the tote bags you owe me. It has been weeks and I totally hooked you up during pledge drive. I can't go to this party and not have my tote bags. I need to represent-sent-zent! And what's up with [...]
Really, is there anything better to do on a Wednesday than this? From Jason at Floating World: Every Wednesday (new comics day) we're doing a movie night and we'll be open late until 10. What better way to begin than with the much talked about/rarely seen David Bowie Floorshow. Bowie's first performance since his Ziggy [...]
The 2008 “Stumptown Showdown” Rosey Awards take place on Thursday. Pipeline will have two representatives there so hopefully we will get better pictures than the Rosey award action from last year. Portland Advertising Federation (PAF) information about the show: The Showdown in Stumptown:Â 2008 PAF Rosey Awards! Step into the ring, touch gloves and cue [...]
Oh sweet Good times, it's a Willie Nelson tribute night in NoPo. I'll see you there. Information from Wonder Ballroom: Portland's Wonder Ballroom to host A Willie Nelson Tribute, featuring local legends & Outlaws.The Wonder Ballroom is throwing a great tribute night on November 21 for the one and only legendary Willie Nelson. The event [...]
The Portland Soap Box Derby movie starts its run tonight on Portland Community Media Channel 11 in less than 4 hours, But, if you are unable to stay up tonight and watch it, there are many more options including later on Tuesday. Info about the movie from Jacob Ostrum: The documentary is one hour in [...]
Another great free lecture tonight at PSU. Stephanie Smith Stephanie Smith is director of collections and exhibitions and curator of contemporary art at the Smart Museum of Art, University of Chicago, where she has produced many exhibitions, including major commissions by artists such as Dawoud Bey, Mark Dion, Peter Fend, Wendy Jacob, Laurie Palmer, Dan [...]
By Saundra Sorenson It was fitting that the red carpet premiere of Gus Van Sant’s Milk opened with a riotous performance by March Fourth, a group of cabaret-inspired high school marching band refugees (and the requisite color guard hula girls and be-stilted cheerleaders), for, as visiting author John Hodgman put it at last week’s Wordstock, [...]
By Meagan Kate “You didn't think we'd be slurring this early, did you?” Thao Nguyen giggled as she sipped her whiskey from a plastic cup. Friday night at the Doug Fir, six amazing women performed for the eager Portland audience in a show like nothing I've ever seen before. The Hotel Cafe Tour began as [...]
I saw LeAnn Locher /Lelo in Nopo had uploaded many pictures from the protest earlier today. As a strong advocate in the LGBTQ community, I asked her if she would send some information our way about the experience today. She just sent this over: It was good to see so many new faces and to [...]
Afternoon Vodka and Cupcakes = delicious. I forgot to put this up earlier, but you still have over three and a half hours to enjoy this fantastic event. From New Deal Distillery: Join New Deal Distillery and Oregon Bounty to discover the inner-workings of Portland's first vodka distillery and learn more about craft-distilling in Oregon. [...]
On Saturday morning at 10:30, Portland activists are taking a stand against California's newly passed Proposition 8, which restricts the definition of marriage in California to that of a union between a man and a woman. Debra Porta, Equal Rights Advocate for Associated Students of Portland State University explained that Saturday's protest is not just [...]
Scott Simon, owner Voicebox Karaoke (voiceboxpdx.com) 2112 NW Hoyt St Portland, OR 97210 Taken on November 6, 2008 Photo By GeoffK Voicebox has its official opening this Friday, November 14th. Last Thursday, I made it over to the “soft opening” with Johnny Cash singing UrbanDrinks, Cyborg Anthropolgist Amber Case, and Hockey Allstar Scott Fish–and yeah–it [...]
Somehow I missed that Mayor Elect Sam Adams and March Fourth Marching Band will also be at the premier (in addition to host, Gus Van Sant) of Milk tomorrow evening. This is going to be a superb event and benefit for Outside In. Update: Amy from AroundTheSun blog hooked this up in the comment(s)– You [...]
From your local librarian: The Multnomah County Library's Tapestry of Tales Storytelling Festival is coming up and we have events that are especially aimed at adults. – Steven Engelfried, Youth Librarian Multnomah County Library Sunday, November 16, 2008 DIY Stories: Following the Oregon Tale— Stories about how we got here, what makes us love this [...]
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