Smalldoggies Readings PDX: Thursday, Sept. 9, 2010
Smalldoggies Reading Series PDX001: Thursday, September 9th, 2010 @ 8pm
The Second Thursday Night of Every Month, in the Southeast, just off Hawthorne on 32nd Avenue, at Cafe Magnolia.
Cafe Magnolia
1522 SE 32nd Ave
Portland, OR
One musical guest, Three Writers performing and reading poetry, fiction and more.
Featured readers include: Donald Dunbar, Eirean Bradley, Kathleen Lane and Special Guests. Music by Sassparilla.
Hosted by Matty Byloos and Carrie Seitzinger.
Free Event, Special $2 Pints of beer on tap, cocktail and bar food happy hour specials, cozy evening.
Check out the Facebook Event page here.
Information on Our Special Guests
Donald Dunbar, along with co-host Jemalieh Haley, run the Portland reading series called, If Not for Kidnap Poetry, which happens the last Tuesday of every month.
Eirean Bradley hosts the Portland Poetry Slam that happens every 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month at Backspace, downtown.
Kathleen Lane hosts the SHARE Event for Portland artists and writers, which happens by invitation in the Goldsmith Building, downtown. SHARE is a bi-monthly event that brings a small group of artists together to create in a shared space.
Musical Guest: Sassparilla was fermented in the bold-dank regions of Chicago and Pittsburgh and spewed onto the sidewalk of Portland\’s 24th & Alberta from the mouth of a 5-gallon bucket with homemade instruments in their clutches: a cigar-box guitar made from an old jewelry box, a washtub bass beaten with a stick, a polka dotted 5 gallon bucket drum kit with rusty break-drums & a hat-box bass, washboards and a fiddle/harmonica duo that interjects like a muscular horn section. With passion, fury, speed, hustle and emotion, the whiskey rains like hellfire, the fingers fly over resonators, and these folks muster their collective will to never play like cowards.
Find out more about Sassparilla here, on their website.
Other Special Guests to be named later, perhaps even the night of the show…
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