MANY Portland Weekend Events, Parties, FREE Tickets ($750+) | Nov. 10-13

The weekend is finally here and once again we have a great list of Portland events, parties and tons of free tickets.

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Featured: Limited Edition Portland Holiday Portraits By Chris Haberman Of You & Your Loved Ones

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Portland Thursday Events, November 10

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Portland Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Upcoming events… Read the rest of this entry »

Watch Oregon Ducks vs Stanford In Portland & Online | Food & Drink Specials

ARE YOU READY FOR SOME COLLEGE FOOTBALL?

Even if you are not an Oregon Ducks or Stanford Cardinals fan, this weekend’s game has huge implications for the both the Pac 12 Championship and the National Championship Game. If Stanford wins, they will be the go-to team for the BCS Championship game in New Orleans if Oklahoma State loses.

If the Ducks win and Oklahoma State loses to Oklahoma in December, there will be some serious debate over whether the Ducks or Sooners will go the to BCS National Championship.

Stanford has vaulted to the #3 position in the AP poll by beating 7 terrible teams with losing and combined records of something like 12-30 (Duke plays football?), the now unranked Washington Huskies, and getting into a shoot-out triple-overtime victory with a short-handed and sanctioned USC team. Two questionable calls even allowed that game to go into overtime (Andrew Luck love/Lane Kiffin hate is strong). Basically, this is the first (and only) real top-20 team the Cardinals play this year.

The Ducks started out the season by losing against LSU, the undisputed number one team in the country right now. In the crazy world of BCS rankings, that puts Oregon at #7 in the rankings even though this was practically a home-game for the Tigers (100 miles from their campus, and 2,000 or so miles from Eugene), yet Alabama is still #3 having lost at home to the same team just last week. Playoffs Please.

Either way, NO ONE outside of Dixieland wants to see that game repeated. Therefore, a nice beat-down of Stanford in Santa Clara County should get the Ducks to #4 or higher. It won’t be easy, but the Ducks have been tested and Stanford (read above) really hasn’t yet.

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Win Portland Tickets ($750+): Wine Dinner, Champagne Brunch, Music, Prohibition Party & More

Portland EventsPipeline is once again giving away many Portland music and event tickets this weekend.

Reminder: We give out 100s of $$$ in free tickets every week including to many of the top music and art venues in Portland. Join our email list if you like free stuff

Related: Portland Events: November 2011

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Win Tickets: 15th Annual Scorpio Ball w/ Gladkill, DJ Cam, Blockhead @ Refuge PDX | Electro, Trip-Hop, Break Beats (Nov. 11, $30)
With his new EP Seven, DJ Cam serves up his most personal album since the acclaimed Substances. Inspired as ever by the original jazz and hip-hop influences that helped him become one of the founders of the trip-hop/Electro scene back in 1995, this new album is also full of exciting new musical and visual influences. To win, comment on this post here.

Win Tickets: PDX Wingmen’s Prohibition @ Bossanova Ballroom | Champagne, Food, Gavin of Pink Martini, Auction, 1920s Attire (Nov. 11, $80)
While it was once illegal, it isn’t now! Come join the WingMen in our makeshift Speakeasy as we celebrate the {end of the ;-} age of alcohol prohibition. We have commissioned all the bootleggers, produced an abundance of Bathtub Gin and will be roaring up the Twenties! No Eighteenth Amendment can hold us down! To win, comment on this post here.

Win Tickets: Lotus w/ Keys N Krates, Tyler Tastemaker @ Crystal Ballroom | Instrumental Post-Rock, Electronic Dance (Nov. 11, $40)
On a given weekend Lotus could be the only group with guitars at an all electronic music festival and then the next night crash a traditional rock festival with their dance heavy beats, synths and samples. Equal parts instrumental post-rock and electronic dance, the band’s distinguishing feature is the ability to maintain a decidedly unique musical voice and remain current while bucking passing trends. To win, comment on this post here.

Win Tickets: Collie Buddz @ Mt. Tabor Theater | All Ages, International Reggae Star (Nov. 11, $50)
Collie Buddz became an international Reggae star after the release of his self titled debut album stormed the charts entering the Billboard Reggae Chart at first position. It went on to debut across the world at the top of every chart from Japan to Germany. To win, comment on this post here.

Win Tickets: Discos Discos Dance Party + ATLAS 8 Year Anniversary @ Holocene | Tropical Bass, Global Bass (Nov. 11, $40)
Win tickets for you and four friends to attend either Discos Discos Tropical Bass Dance Party on Friday night or ATLAS 8 Year Anniversary Party featuring E3, DJ Anjali and The Incredible Kid. To win, comment on this post here.

Win Tickets: John Wesley Harding w/ The King Charles Trio @ Aladdin Theater | Members of The Decemberists, REM, The Minus Five (Nov. 11, $70)
Critically acclaimed singer-songwriter John Wesley Harding is set to play the Aladdin Theater with the all-star King Charles Trio, whose lineup includes John Moen, Chris Funk, Jenny Conlee-Drizos and Nate Query, all members of The Decemberists, Peter Buck of R.E.M. and Scott McCaughey (Thee Minus Five, The Baseball Project). Thee Minus Five are tabbed to support. To win, comment on this post here.

Win Tickets: Portland Humanist Film Fest @ Cinema 21 | 17 Films, Monty Python’s Life of Bryan Costume Party (Nov. 11-13, $40)
Portland, Oregon, one of the most secular cities in the nation, will host the 2nd annual Portland Humanist Film Festival, featuring 17 films with themes of interest to secular humanists, including science, critical thinking, atheism, freethought, separation of church and state, human rights, civil liberties, and others. To win, comment on this post here.

Win Tickets: A Celebration of Poetry & Jazz @ Reed College | Poetry, Music, Oregon Poet Laureate Lawson Inada (Nov. 12, $30)
This concert features 2 of the Northwest’s brightest and 2 of Portland’s rising poetry stars. Andre St. James, Noah Peterson, Larry Nobori and Gaea Schell have a moving musical background for these very diverse and compelling poets. All of the artists are bringing their very best and latest works to share in a very rare performance. To win, comment on this post here.

Win Tickets: Giggle Party, The Polaroids @ Tonic Lounge | Garage Rock, Post-Punk (Nov. 12, $12)
San Francisco’s party band, Giggle Party is coming back to PDX! Giggle Party is known for fun, frantic live shows and catchy, anthemic music driven by synth and group vocals. Their last show at WTF Bikes turned into a beer-soaked dance party. To win, comment on this post here.

Win Tickets: Jujuba w/ Nojeem Lasisi @ The Goodfoot | 11-Piece Afrobeat Ensemble (Nov. 12, $16)
The strength of this eleven-piece Afro-beat ensemble revolves around its energetic cohesion between percussion, rhythm and horn sections. Renowned for their ability to engage a wide variety of audiences, the band draws a dance floor full of smiling faces at every event. To win, comment on this post here.

Win Tickets: A Winged Victory For The Sullen @ Holocene | Mini-Symphonies, Indie Rock (Nov. 12, $20+)
Through a strange twist of backstage conversations surrounding passport cache conundrums, and love of italian gastronomy, a curious friendship began that now has brought forth an offspring of harmonic robitussinal compositions for the world to savour. Stunningly gorgeous miniature symphonies composed of piano and guitar with orchestral accompaniment. To win, comment on this post here.

Win Tickets: Venerable Showers of Beauty Gamelan @ Lewis & Clark College | Gamelan, Indonesian Music (Nov. 12, $40)
Lewis & Clark College’s Venerable Showers of Beauty Gamelan will perform traditional pieces and contemporary works for western instruments and full choir, including a North American premiere.The 15 member ensemble, one of the Pacific Northwest’s first and most enduring world music groups, will be joined by special guest artists. To win, comment on this post here.

Win Tickets: Women For Success Etiquette Brush Up Brunch @ Hotel Monaco | Champagne Brunch, Etiquette Presentation (Nov. 13, $90)
Whether you are an etiquette expert or an absolute amateur, you’re invited to join Women for Success for an etiquette refresher. Enjoy a light champagne brunch at the luxurious Hotel Monaco while listening to guest speaker Susie Kanewske present on the spoken and unspoken rules of etiquette in today’s business world. To win, comment on this post here.

Win Tickets: Hip Hop & Love Tour Featuring MURS, Tabi Bonney, & More @ Refuge PDX (Nov. 14, $30)
Murs is the hardest-working rapper alive. If he’s not running circles around America as part of Paid Dues, the annual hip-hop festival that he created and organized, he’s doing backflips across a stage in Budapest, or shaking hands with fans in Japan before catching a bullet train to a packed in-store performance. To win, comment on this post here.

Win Tickets: Serratto Winemakers Dinner | Five-Course Dinner w/ Belle Pente Wine Pairings (Nov. 16, $120)
Serratto welcomes Jill & Brian O’Donnell of Belle Pente Winery for a Winemakers dinner. The evening will be a wonderful feast, pairing the cuisine of Chef Tony Meyers with the award winning wines of Belle Pente. To win, comment on this post here.

Win Tickets ($40): Discos Discos + ATLAS 8 Year Anniversary @ Holocene | Tropicalia, Post-National Bass

Pipeline is giving away tickets for you and four friends to attend Discos Discos on Friday, November 11 and ATLAS’s 8 Year Anniversary on Saturday, November 12 at Portland’s Holocene. To win, comment on this post which show you’d like to attend and why. Winners will be drawn and emailed Friday, November 11.

Reminder: We give out 100s of $$$ in free tickets every week including to many of the top music and art venues in Portland. Join our email list if you like free stuff.

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From our sponsors at Holocene:
Discos Discos @ HoloceneDiscos Discos Future/Tropical Bass Dance Party
Friday, November 11
9 p.m. | 21+
$3, FREE before 10 p.m.

Holocene
1001 SE Morrison
www.holocene.org

Discos Discos is a monthly event that takes place second Fridays at Holocene.

Resident DJs Zac Eno & Michael Bruce focus on bringing the most forward thinking Bass Music currently on offer. Everything from Tropical House/Techno, Cumbia, Dancehall, Gaurachero to the current movements in Future Garage, Post-Dubstep, UK Funky, Electro, and Grime.

In our second year, our aim is to build on what we created in year one. We’ve come to realize we’re very blessed both with our time and space in this scene. Being able to put on display genres of music that don’t get much play in Portland’s dance clubs, and creating a home/scene for fans of forward thinking bass music.

ATLAS 8 Year Anniversary w/ E3, DJ Anjali and The Incredible Kid Read the rest of this entry »

FREE Live Music @ 15th Avenue and Hawthorne Hophouses | All Ages, Folk, Rock, Blues, Soul

From our sponsors at Hophouse:
Bitterroot @ Hawthorne HophouseBen Larsen & Austin Moore @ 15th Avenue Hophouse
1517 NE Brazee
Saturday, November 12
8:30-10:30 p.m. | FREE | All Ages

Bitterroot @ Hawthorne Hophouse
4111 SE Hawthorne Blvd.
Saturday, November 12
9-11:30 p.m. | FREE | 21+ after 10 p.m.

Ben Larsen and Austin Moore are a singin’ and songwritin’ duo whose upbeat and enthusiastic performances on the guitar and mandolin have everyone wanting more of their acoustic folk.

Bitterroot fuses the genres of folk rock, blues, funk, soul, bluegrass and roots into one foot stompin’ eclectic style that leaves listeners yearning for more. Their energy has captured audiences since their start in 2009 with positive messages of love, justice and empathy.

2011 Big Chill Portland Holiday Party @ Grand Central Bowl | FREE, Widmer Beer, Fashion Show, Music

From our sponsors at Grand Central Bowl:
2011 Big Chill Portland Holiday Party @ Grand Central Bowl | FREE, Widmer Beer, Fashion Show, MusicThe Big Chill 2011
Friday, November 18
9 p.m.| FREE | 21+

Grand Central Bowl

808 SE Morrison Street
www.thegrandcentralbowl.com

Join Widmer Brothers for an evening of local craft beer — including Brrr, the brewery’s holiday winter seasonal – music, art and fashion at Grand Central Restaurant and Bowling Lounge.

The night will include music from DEELAY CEELAY, a Portland-based duo that fuses live instrumentation with synched projected visuals blurring the lines between music, experimental film and performance, while creating an awesome and engaging experience for their audiences.

Check out the latest winter styles in a fashion show produced by Portland’s Jillian Rabe, LLC featuring winter, street and outerwear including lines from: Compound, U.S. Outdoor Store and Antic.

The silent auction is back this year; this time, benefitting Mountain Wave Search and Rescue! Local artists have been asked to create awesome winter-themed works of art from used snowboards, toboggans, and sleds. Guests at the Big Chill will be asked to vote on their favorite works of art and winning artists will receive prizes like a custom-designed Revolution Snowboard, Read the rest of this entry »

View “The Forest Through The Eye Of A Forester” At The World Forestry Center Discovery Museum

From our sponsors at World Forestry Center
Forest by Domagoj TopicThe Forest Through The Eye Of A Forester
Exhibit on view Now – December 31, 2011

World Forestry Center Discovery Museum
Washington Park, Portland, Oregon
More info: www.worldforestry.org

Entering a forest opens the gates to a magical world for everyone. At such times, many feel the need to record these unforgettable moments. When a forester enters a forest, he experiences it in a special way and visualizes forest life from a different perspective. The forest is not only a place of work, but the subject of his love and a way of life.

It is this love of the forest that inspired a group of Croatian foresters, Read the rest of this entry »