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Leigh sent out his weekly email of Portland weekend events earlier today. It is reproduced below. You can get the email and your chance to win hookups for shows and deals by emailing leighfeldman3 @ gmail and asking to join

There are many listings so we have put events in red (or blue = linked!) that we think will be good, well attended, or should be interesting.

Reminder: We give out free tickets every week to our Portland Facebook Group including to many of the top music and art venues in Portland. Join it if you like free stuff.

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From Leigh Feldman:

Things I'm currently jocking…

Free music ish… this mix from DJ Risk One. http://tinyurl.com/ln3gnf – He'll be at Massive on Saturday night at the Crown Room (along with a beer wheel, Vega+Dance Lab, a krump squad, live art, two other dj's, a few models in just body paint, six local designers…) and you can get in for free by going to the door before 10pm and saying ‘LifeisaParty.'

The ridiculousness that is this weekend!! … Oregon Brewers Fest, Lebowski Fest, the Zine Symposium, Survival of the Illest tour, Big Bun B's Bday Bash, PDX Pop, Skinvisibile, block parties, street fairs, multiple food eating contests, tours of urban chicken coops and Massive!

Life is a party, everyone is just waiting to be invited.
See you all out and about! Leigh Feldman

Portland Friday Events: July 24

• Slick Rick, Rahzel, The Beatnuts @ Roseland (hip hop legends)
• Oregon Brewers Fest @ Waterfront Park (beer, beer and more beer)
• Doseone & Jel @ Doug Fir (hip hop)
• The Thermals @ Jackpot Records (indie rock)
• Blown w/ Bryan Zentz, SPL, Ryan Organ and D.Poetica @ Crown Room (future crunk and electro)
• Monkeytek and Cuica @ Moloko (dancehall)
• Rafael Vigilantics and My-G @ Tiger Bar (hip hop)
• Nightclubbing 2 Year Anniversary Party @ Holocene (disco, Italo, electro pop)
• 9th Annual PDX Zine Symposium @ PSU (workshops, talks and a collection of zines)
• JAW Play writer Festival @ The Armory (new works by new artists)
• Ronin Roc and Freaky Outy @ Tube (hip hop, disco, party tunes)
• PDX Pop Festival @ Rotture (tons o local bands)
• Maelstrom: Zombie Opera @ IFCC (zombie opera performance)
• Tease Time Burlesque @ Crush (dancers, performers, little bits of clothing)
• Rocky Horror Picture Show Midnight Screening @ Clinton St. Theater (come in costume)
• Una Boutique Trunk Show @ Una (jewelry, clothes, fashion)
• Chariots of Rubber @ Theater! Theater! (a play about cars, hookers and carnivals)
• Resa @ Disjecta (dance performance and installation art)
• Collection Cars Races @ Portland International Raceway (cars, bikes, drag races)
• The Art of Tattoo art exhibit @ Portland Art Museum (art art art)
• Pulp Friction @ BC's (drum n bass)
• East Infection w/ DJ Izm @ East Chinatown Lounge (hip hop, club, lounge)

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(Win a pair of tickets to this show. Look at end of the post for details)

Posted by Sara Moskovitz

Survival of the Illest Tour with Slick Rick, Rahzel, The Beatnuts

Rahzel Iron Man

80's babies beware: This could be one of the livest hip hop shows to embrace a Portland stage 2009 has witnessed. In a well-rounded representation of the golden era — that brief but saturated and glorious time in hip hop's infancy when emcees told bed-time stories, could simultaneously beat box a song's melody and chorus and a group could maintain unity past their initial 15 minutes of fame — the Survival of the Illest tour hits the cavernous Roseland stage this Friday representing three out of five New York's boroughs, grimy lyrical tactics and neck cracking beats.

Sponsored in part by PDX Hip Hop, Rockstar energy drink, Lunatik clothing, non-profits SEI (Self Enhancement Incorporated) and the Oregon Food Bank, the tour enters the ring with a 3-round K.O. promise, showcasing English-accented (the country, not the language), bling and eye patch donning Slick Rick (fingers are crossed he performs Ricky classics like "La Di Da Di" and "Children's Story"), master of impressive throat noise techniques Rahzel (fingers are crossed that he covers Aaliyah's "If Your Mother Only Knew") and South America's most wanted duo JuJu and Psycho Les as The Beatnuts (here's to their sing-a-longs "No Escaping This" and "Off the Books").

The concert will also make space for the following featured artists: Read the rest of this entry »

Posted by Mike Harper

I See Beyond the Black Sun – NYC
Excerpt from “I See Beyond the Black Sun” – Performance ritual with Arrington de Dionyso and Malinda Ray Allen at TheaterLab in NYC – March 20th, 2009.

The Independent Publishing Resource Center (www.iprc.org) is having a pre-Zine Symposium shindig of a night filled with folk, friends, songs, and sharpies! Come out and support your local publishing scene for just a few bones. Dance a little, dig it a lot.

About the IPRC from their website:
"The Independent Publishing Resource Center facilitates creative expression and identity by providing individual access to the resources and tools for the creation of independently published media and art."

Ah Holly Fam'ly (ahholly.com)
Furiously folk in the calmest way. If Paul Simon had orchestrated Read the rest of this entry »

Posted by Mike Harper

Cut, Paste, Staple, Symposium: 9th Annual Portland Zine Symposium July 24-26

Ever wanted to publish your own book? Magazine? Comic book? It's as easy as 1-2-Xerox, and the people of the 9th Annual Portland Zine Symposium (http://www.pdxzines.com) are here to show you that! The PZS is a festival that brings all the handmade publishers out of the copy room, zines in hand, ready to show Portland what's up. This city is a haven for the DIY creative scene and this event is Exhibit A.

Over 100 locally published zines will be in attendance for your literary and artistic enjoyment, along with more than a handful of panels & workshops covering everything from making your own zine to working on deadline to the tricks to avoiding Kinko's!

The lowdown from the PZS website:

Who: Presented by local zinesters, comic makers, artists, and writers. Attended by independent publishing enthusiasts from all over!

Why: To promote greater community between diverse creators of independent publications and art. This fun and free event helps Read the rest of this entry »

From Yahoo Sports:

"This is a very good national team," Honduras coach Reinaldo Rueda said Wednesday as his team practiced at Soldier Field. Read more here…

You need to get off work early and head to one of these spots to watch it (starts 4PM). This is now THE LAW of Thursday.

Pipeline Pick: Tanker Bar, 4825 SE Hawthorne

I watched the US play Brazil here and even though that did not turn out as well as hoped, it was a good time & they had a full bar at 11AM on a Sunday. They have some great beers on tap (4 Ninkasi) and if you want to try something new–They also have the largest amount of cans of any bar in Portland. Probably have around 50 different beers and some you likely have not seen before.

Tim/Tanker bar owner texted me earlier and said they will have happy hour 3-8PM, followed by Sports Trivia and a DJ starting at 9:30.

Basically, you should just plan to live at Tanker bar tomorrow.

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