On Saturday, June 23rd the Dill Pickle Club led “The Oh So (Queer History of Portland),” a walking tour of Portland’s past and present LGBTQ community. The following report back is by writer Eric Gold; photos by Hilary Amnah. A group of about fifty gathered at PICA, and then followed David Kohl, of Gay and [...]
Monthly Archives: June 2012
oh so (queer) history tour report back
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still time to contribute to kickstarter!
OUR KICKSTARTER CAMPAIGN ENDS ON JUNE 30TH…THERE’S STILL TIME TO CONTRIBUTE! THIS PROJECT TELLS THE STORIES OF PEOPLE AND PLACES THAT MAKE PORTLAND THE GREAT CITY WE ENJOY TODAY. PLEASE WATCH OUR NEW VIDEO AND DONATE NOW. We are heartened to reach our funding goal for Know Your City: Portland’s Social History App. The phone [...]
A Place Called Home: Documentary
Join us on Sunday, June 24th, for the fourth and last installment of A Place Called Home: Lectures on Filmmaking in Portland, a monthly lecture series focused on the history of movie-making in the city, at the Whitsell Auditorium, with guests Tom Chamberlin, Dennis Nyback and Tom Robinson (co-presented with the Northwest Film Center).
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