The Blind Cafe Portland
[tentblogger-youtube nWZw1FoXSdM] The Portland Blind Cafe will once again be raising awareness, money and creating a truly unique experience for all those who attend this Friday and Saturday June 15-16th in Southeast Portland. Three years ago I attended the Portland Blind Cafe hosted by Rosh. When I first read about the event I thought it was just a trendy experiment. Instead, I walked away with an experience that will be remembered vividly for the rest of my life. A brief overview of the evenings happenings. This will in no way ruin your experience but if you’d rather stay “in the...
Read MoreGirl On The Go Goes To Cabo!
Girl On The Go PDX is under transformation with a new look and exciting new features. But while we wait, Girl On The Go PDX in conjunction with the Drop and Give Me 20! girls are headed to Cabo for some sun, fun and a little shameless self-promotion. Watch the fun unfold via Girl On The Go PDX and Drop and Give Me 20! Facebook...
Read MoreThe Art of A-WOL
Do you remember swinging on the monkey bars and loving the feeling of hanging upside down then flipping through your hands? I do! Have you ever watched kids playing and shrieking with laughter then find yourself smiling because that joy is contagious? That’s the best. You know how a song can transport you and alter your mood? Happens to me on a daily basis. A-WOL stands for Aerial Without Limits. The dancers at A-WOL are rehearsing for their Spring show Left Of Center which runs April 26-28th. I had the pleasure of attending one of their open house...
Read MoreDancing with N.E.D.
N.E.D. N.E.D. (No Evidence of Disease) The term N.E.D., to a cancer patient, is in essence, the gift of life. GYN cancers are one of the largest devastating cancers to women. Dancing with N.E.D is a truly unique band, consisting of 6 GYN oncologists, from across the country, who have come together to play a mix of original alternative rock and folk-rock songs. They have produced 2 CD’s and have toured across the country. On March 11, 2012 they played at The Tiffany Center. Their intention, their passion, is to use music and medicine to fight for the lives of their patients and bring...
Read MoreTweed, Yes Indeed.
The Tweed Ride seems so appealing to me. So civil and proper and whimsical. “We shall fashionable spin at leisure through our Rose City, noting the several sides of culture. Therefore, bring out your coats and caps, your leather gloves and monocles, and bring your baskets full of food as we pedal together without labor, strain or hurry in what is sure to be one-another’s beautiful company.” Oh dear, I can hear my British accent begging to come out even as I am typing. April 1st will commence the 3rd annual Portland Tweed Ride. The Tweed Ride is a group bicycle ride in...
Read MoreMusical Notes: Matthew Heller
“Hey boys with your plastic love and your rubber bullets from your paper guns, aint nobody gonna make you feel famous tonight…” Folksinger/songwriter Matthew Heller’s self-titled breakthrough album brings together a wide variety of sounds and genres including folk, indie, and grunge. If you’re listening to this album for the first time, be sure to check out my favorite tracks, “Moon Below,” “Girl Into A Rose,” and “Every Note.” This album is particularly distinct in that Heller’s vocals take on an almost...
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