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Community Day Part Two

Ladd Taphouse 2239 SE 11th Ave, Portland

Hey folks! Do you love Telltale? Do you always mean to stop and say hi, but then get sleepy and run out the door as soon as the show is over? Do you have questions, but then you get too nervous to ask? Do you want to meet the performers, but then remember that talking to strangers is hard? THIS IS THE NIGHT FOR YOU! November 7th, at Ladd Taphouse, from 5:30 until I get sleepy, we will be having our second ever Telltale Community Day. This is a low key, chill event where folks can come and have a lemonade/beer/sparkly water and eat nachos and say hey to other rad people. This is when we really get to bust out the “community oriented” part…

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Free

Telltale: Community Day Part Two

Ladd Taphouse 2239 SE 11th Ave, Portland

Hey folks! Do you love Telltale? Do you always mean to stop and say hi, but then get sleepy and run out the door as soon as the show is over? Do you have questions, but then you get too nervous to ask? Do you want to meet the performers, but then remember that talking to strangers is hard? THIS IS THE NIGHT FOR YOU! November 7th, at Ladd Taphouse, from 5:30 until I get sleepy, we will be having our second ever Telltale Community Day. This is a low key, chill event where folks can come and have a lemonade/beer/sparkly water and eat nachos and say hey to other rad people. This is when we really get to bust out the “community oriented” part…

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Free

First Thursday

Powell's City of Books 1005 W Burnside Street, Portland

In “Nurture vs. Nature,” Portland artist Jess Bronk brings new collections of watercolor, women, and dark dreamy landscapes in oil. Mysterious landscapes have long been a subject explored by Bronk. A couple years ago she began painting stern, resolute women, which for her has evolved into a many-faceted exploration of both homage and resistance.

Free

Friends of the IPRC Benefit Show

Village Ballroom 704 NE Dekum Street, Portland

6:30pm Happy Hour Set Featuring Marisa Anderson $25 Ticket includes 1 drink token & admission to the Main Show; Limited capacity 8:00pm Main Show Featuring Amenta Abioto, Brown Calculus, DJ Cuica $15 Get your tickets in advance here! Proceeds support the musicians and the community print shop & programs at the Independent Publishing Resource Center. We regret that this venue is not ADA accessible. Please contact info@iprc.org if you need assistance.

$15 – $25
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