I just got back from the City Repair Council Meeting this evening, and they came to consensus on sponsoring the Ballyhoo! What does this mean? Well, it means that when I ask support from local businesses (donations, etc.) for the ballyhoo I can do so under City Repair's name. Hindi, a city repair council member, will be 'shepherding' me through the process of donation forms and receipts.
This is super exciting. It will definitely make the Ballyhoo more established and reputable. I hope that having City Repair on board with the festival will also bring out bigger numbers.
Cool. More updates soon!
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Monday, April 16, 2007
Crepe and Sidewalk Chalk Recipe
Crepe Recipe
INGREDIENTS:
1 1/2 cups flour
1 1/2 cups milk (preferably whole)
3 eggs
whip together!
Sidewalk Chalk Recipe
INGREDIENTS:
2 T powdered tempra paint (or food coloring)
1 Cup Plaster of Paris
25+ little paper cups for pouring the stuff in as a mold
1/2 Cup (approximately) water
add a little water at a time and stir a bunch in between adding. when it's smooth like cake batter pour into the molds you chose to use.
***don't pour excess down the drain, it will solidify and clog them.
INGREDIENTS:
1 1/2 cups flour
1 1/2 cups milk (preferably whole)
3 eggs
whip together!
Sidewalk Chalk Recipe
INGREDIENTS:
2 T powdered tempra paint (or food coloring)
1 Cup Plaster of Paris
25+ little paper cups for pouring the stuff in as a mold
1/2 Cup (approximately) water
add a little water at a time and stir a bunch in between adding. when it's smooth like cake batter pour into the molds you chose to use.
***don't pour excess down the drain, it will solidify and clog them.
Face Paint Recipe
FOUND ONLINE:
The paints that this recipe make will never be as good as manufactured
face paints. But you may want to give it a try if your budget is tight or you simply can't find face paints in your local store or wait for delivery from an on-line
company.
This recipe uses a few basic ingredients, and will wash off with warm
water. The recipe does use food colouring, so common-sense precautions
should be applied in case of allergies to this and to prevent staining
clothes.
Ingredients:
• One teaspoon (slightly heaped) cornstarch.
• Half a teaspoon cold (aqueous) cream.
• Half a teaspoon water.
• Food colouring in various colours.
What To Do With the Ingredients:
• Mix the cornstach and cold cream together until they are well blended.
• Stir in the water. You now have the base to which you mix in the
food colouring to make different colours of face paint.
• Add food colouring a drop at a time and stir well.
• That's it! Store the paint in small containers with lids so it's
easy to transport.
How to Apply Face Paints:
• You can use a brush, sponge, or even your fingers. You'll soon
figure out what works best for you.
• Use clips and/or a hair band to keep long hair out of the way while
you're painting a face.
• Be careful painting near the eyes – ask the person to close them.
• As this DIY paint takes several minutes to dry, consider working out
your design so you don't paint colours on top of one another, just
next to each other.
• If you're worried someone may have a very sensitive skin, apply a
little of the paint on the inside of a wrist and wait an hour or so to
see if they have a reaction.
• Avoid getting the paint on clothes, as the food colouring may stain.
fucking rad.
The paints that this recipe make will never be as good as manufactured
face paints. But you may want to give it a try if your budget is tight or you simply can't find face paints in your local store or wait for delivery from an on-line
company.
This recipe uses a few basic ingredients, and will wash off with warm
water. The recipe does use food colouring, so common-sense precautions
should be applied in case of allergies to this and to prevent staining
clothes.
Ingredients:
• One teaspoon (slightly heaped) cornstarch.
• Half a teaspoon cold (aqueous) cream.
• Half a teaspoon water.
• Food colouring in various colours.
What To Do With the Ingredients:
• Mix the cornstach and cold cream together until they are well blended.
• Stir in the water. You now have the base to which you mix in the
food colouring to make different colours of face paint.
• Add food colouring a drop at a time and stir well.
• That's it! Store the paint in small containers with lids so it's
easy to transport.
How to Apply Face Paints:
• You can use a brush, sponge, or even your fingers. You'll soon
figure out what works best for you.
• Use clips and/or a hair band to keep long hair out of the way while
you're painting a face.
• Be careful painting near the eyes – ask the person to close them.
• As this DIY paint takes several minutes to dry, consider working out
your design so you don't paint colours on top of one another, just
next to each other.
• If you're worried someone may have a very sensitive skin, apply a
little of the paint on the inside of a wrist and wait an hour or so to
see if they have a reaction.
• Avoid getting the paint on clothes, as the food colouring may stain.
fucking rad.
List of Things That Need to Get Done
if YOU would like to spearhead any of these events/things that need to get done drop me a line or post a comment and we will talk.
event volunteer projects, i.e. things that need to get done:
1. watermelon accuracy contest:
a. construct bull’s eye sheet (butcher paper? lamination?)
b. find a watemelon source – new seasons?
c. Phil – construct a watermelon helmet out of a hollow melon shell
2. d.i.y. ice cream relay race:
a. pedal powered ice cream churner ?
b. or ziplock bag egg toss style
c. get ingredients donated from local company
i. cream, whole milk, sugar, vanilla essence, and fancy toppings
ii. carmel, chocolate and whipped cream for sundaes!
3. women's juggling booth
a. construct booth
b. build hula hoops
c. sew juggling balls
4. blindfolded face paint
a. find CHEAP face paint recipe
b. make all this crazy paint before the event.
c. Find a source of painting things – i.e. cotton balls, paint brushes,
and foam wedges
5. hellfire weenie roast
a. leah talk to this guy
6. rockin’ tunes
a. get the music box in functioning order
b. find a way to haul it - bike trailer
7. BYOBBQ
a. find many people with bbq’s
b. make them bring said bbq’s to event.
8. sidewalk chalk and genitalia pretzels
a. find a cheap source for plaster of paris and powdered tempra paint
b. get hot lips to donate/steal dough for genitalia breadsticks…
c. find a place to cook said breaksticks
d. spend a day mixing up sidewalk chalk in fun molds.
e. find a good sidewalk/street for marking up
9. random letter writing and phone book tearing tutorial
a. find good mail fraud games online
b. provide envelopes and stamps (donated from the IPRC?)
c. talk to dead letter about showing up
d. contact dude who rips phone books in half. become his apprentice for
a day.
10. wacky haircuts/head shaving/hair dying
a. round up at least 3 sets of hair clippers from friends (get these
before the day of)
b. ask Bishop to donate hair dye/bleach
c. get towels to cover victims with while they are being worked on
d. provide chairs for them to sit in OR find a good set of park benches
e. find a good source of electricity for the buzzers.
f. enlist phil to help with creative dying
g. get a good applicator for dye.
h. water source for rinsing
11. fort building
a. get box cutters, duct tape, and more large boxes donated
b. provide sheets – the bins could help, wash them first.
c. buy a bunch of p-cord for tying things to trees.
12. PARADES
a. animal parade: 1. provide extra costumes 2. make a banner to carry in
front 3. design a good route
b. dance party: 1. find a trailer to haul a sound system. 2. make a
banner to carry in front 3. design a good route
c. bicycle parade: 1. provide flags for some participants 3. design a
good route
d. marching band: 1. provide pots and pans for banging 2. make a banner
to carry in front 3. design a good route
13. MOVIES
a. find venues
b. try out venues
c. build a screen
d. pick and burn dvd’s with each days films
e. find good power sources!
f. find a mobile projector
g. yeah, lots to be done here!
14. donut hole breakfast
a. find a great donut hole recipe
b. try that recipe on a coleman double burner
c. get ingredients donated from somewhere
d. make em a lot before
15. bike decoration project
a. enlist some of the sprockettes
b. get metro paint to donate spray paint
c. buy extra sleeves for laminating spoke cards
d. get tools for taking bikes apart enough to spray paint them
e. find a tarp to spray on
f. collect cereal boxes for precision painting
g. get fun stuff from SCRAP to tape to bike shiny plastic stuff maybe
h. tape for stripes
16. bike games
a. ask zoobombers to help
b. talk to shift too
17. conquer mt. tabor
a. get ahold of a good climbing rope, not good rather, but long…
b. collect old climbing shit
c. built a great flag to post at the top
d. make sign markers with elev. posted for a few spots on the hike
18. strong person competition
a. get whipped cream, eggs, and other crepe ingredients donated
b. get berries donated
c. build light bulb stands for the light bulb challenge
d. round up a big rope and find out how to attach it to a car that we
will haul
19. lunch crepes and whipped cream
a. round up propane and a coleman double burner or two
b. pans too, get people to loan them to us
20. muddy wheel barrow bomb
a. get a set of super solid wheel barrows
b. collect some padding and gear for riders – ask zoobombers to share
theirs
c. find a good muddy hill
d. practice a bit, see if it’s as dangerous as it seems
e. water source for dousing the hill before hand
21.chubby bunny and saltine smash
a. buy marshmallows and saltines
b. get an amp and a microphone (covered in plastic wrap to avoid flying
shrapnel) to amplify the chubby bunny
c. round up a set of stopwatches
22. broom acrobatic races
a. bring a few brooms
b. make a sign?
event volunteer projects, i.e. things that need to get done:
1. watermelon accuracy contest:
a. construct bull’s eye sheet (butcher paper? lamination?)
b. find a watemelon source – new seasons?
c. Phil – construct a watermelon helmet out of a hollow melon shell
2. d.i.y. ice cream relay race:
a. pedal powered ice cream churner ?
b. or ziplock bag egg toss style
c. get ingredients donated from local company
i. cream, whole milk, sugar, vanilla essence, and fancy toppings
ii. carmel, chocolate and whipped cream for sundaes!
3. women's juggling booth
a. construct booth
b. build hula hoops
c. sew juggling balls
4. blindfolded face paint
a. find CHEAP face paint recipe
b. make all this crazy paint before the event.
c. Find a source of painting things – i.e. cotton balls, paint brushes,
and foam wedges
5. hellfire weenie roast
a. leah talk to this guy
6. rockin’ tunes
a. get the music box in functioning order
b. find a way to haul it - bike trailer
7. BYOBBQ
a. find many people with bbq’s
b. make them bring said bbq’s to event.
8. sidewalk chalk and genitalia pretzels
a. find a cheap source for plaster of paris and powdered tempra paint
b. get hot lips to donate/steal dough for genitalia breadsticks…
c. find a place to cook said breaksticks
d. spend a day mixing up sidewalk chalk in fun molds.
e. find a good sidewalk/street for marking up
9. random letter writing and phone book tearing tutorial
a. find good mail fraud games online
b. provide envelopes and stamps (donated from the IPRC?)
c. talk to dead letter about showing up
d. contact dude who rips phone books in half. become his apprentice for
a day.
10. wacky haircuts/head shaving/hair dying
a. round up at least 3 sets of hair clippers from friends (get these
before the day of)
b. ask Bishop to donate hair dye/bleach
c. get towels to cover victims with while they are being worked on
d. provide chairs for them to sit in OR find a good set of park benches
e. find a good source of electricity for the buzzers.
f. enlist phil to help with creative dying
g. get a good applicator for dye.
h. water source for rinsing
11. fort building
a. get box cutters, duct tape, and more large boxes donated
b. provide sheets – the bins could help, wash them first.
c. buy a bunch of p-cord for tying things to trees.
12. PARADES
a. animal parade: 1. provide extra costumes 2. make a banner to carry in
front 3. design a good route
b. dance party: 1. find a trailer to haul a sound system. 2. make a
banner to carry in front 3. design a good route
c. bicycle parade: 1. provide flags for some participants 3. design a
good route
d. marching band: 1. provide pots and pans for banging 2. make a banner
to carry in front 3. design a good route
13. MOVIES
a. find venues
b. try out venues
c. build a screen
d. pick and burn dvd’s with each days films
e. find good power sources!
f. find a mobile projector
g. yeah, lots to be done here!
14. donut hole breakfast
a. find a great donut hole recipe
b. try that recipe on a coleman double burner
c. get ingredients donated from somewhere
d. make em a lot before
15. bike decoration project
a. enlist some of the sprockettes
b. get metro paint to donate spray paint
c. buy extra sleeves for laminating spoke cards
d. get tools for taking bikes apart enough to spray paint them
e. find a tarp to spray on
f. collect cereal boxes for precision painting
g. get fun stuff from SCRAP to tape to bike shiny plastic stuff maybe
h. tape for stripes
16. bike games
a. ask zoobombers to help
b. talk to shift too
17. conquer mt. tabor
a. get ahold of a good climbing rope, not good rather, but long…
b. collect old climbing shit
c. built a great flag to post at the top
d. make sign markers with elev. posted for a few spots on the hike
18. strong person competition
a. get whipped cream, eggs, and other crepe ingredients donated
b. get berries donated
c. build light bulb stands for the light bulb challenge
d. round up a big rope and find out how to attach it to a car that we
will haul
19. lunch crepes and whipped cream
a. round up propane and a coleman double burner or two
b. pans too, get people to loan them to us
20. muddy wheel barrow bomb
a. get a set of super solid wheel barrows
b. collect some padding and gear for riders – ask zoobombers to share
theirs
c. find a good muddy hill
d. practice a bit, see if it’s as dangerous as it seems
e. water source for dousing the hill before hand
21.chubby bunny and saltine smash
a. buy marshmallows and saltines
b. get an amp and a microphone (covered in plastic wrap to avoid flying
shrapnel) to amplify the chubby bunny
c. round up a set of stopwatches
22. broom acrobatic races
a. bring a few brooms
b. make a sign?
extensive description of ballyhoo greater goals
The concept of holding a city-wide event focused on participation and general merriment stemmed from a late night discussion with my housemate. We were new to Portland, and wanted to find a way to meet and connect with this diverse, multifaceted community. Who were our neighbors? We want to start conversations and discussions about the things that are important to them, in order to build a network of supportive community members. However, we didn’t know how to breach the gap between our respective lives. The ‘First Quarterly Moon Castle Ballyhoo (A Modern Day Hullabaloo)’ was the solution we came up with (the Ballyhoo for short).
The Ballyhoo is a four-day event of free fun. It’s emphasizes community and requires participation. The activities are all relatively absurd and hilarious, as I believe this will encourage a diverse and multifaceted group of people to come out and be a part of project. This public display of amusement and participation will foster heaps upon heaps of community. My goal is for the new bonds formed through the Ballyhoo to jumpstart collaboration and provide the opportunity to build more community-based projects.
Each day has a different theme. The four themes are family fun, crafts/art, bicycles, and Dadaist competitions. Throughout the day there will be participation heavy events including: fort building, blindfolded face painting, bike decorating, wacky haircuts and head shaving, and a unique twist upon the strongman competition (involving screwing in light bulbs and whipping up crepe batter). There will also be daily parades and movie showings. Each day we will provide a venue for a different community meal, whether that is donut holes, crepes, or BYOBBQ. I like the idea of uniting individuals that would otherwise remain strangers, and food is an excellent catalyst for conversation and collaboration.
The Ballyhoo is scheduled for May 31st-June 3rd. I chose these dates with the intention for this event to be a perfect ‘summer kickoff’. I’m encouraging people to bring word of their projects; this will be a venue for people to hear about all the other amazing community based projects happening this summer. This will act as inspiration and encouragement for summer projects.
Almost all of the activities on the schedule will be held at local parks. My intention is to encourage our community to take advantage of the amazing quantity of public spaces available to us. To remind Portlanders that these spaces are their own places, and invite them to also take advantage of that fact. Whether their manifestations are in the form of a picnic with friends, or a public event such as the Ballyhoo.
I deliberately chose to plan each day in a different area of Portland. This will make the event available to a larger sample of people, and thus help accomplish the goal of including and uniting a wide spectrum of people.
Another important aspect of this project is to draw attention to and promote sustainability. This will be accomplished through several different means. First, we are going to have a day focused on the use of bicycles. Localized events will also encourage bike travel. Many of the activities require participants to bring something they already own from home. I have tried to design each day in order to focus on using the resources already available to us. I really want to show people that reuse and recycling can make a huge difference and impact upon our lives. Through donations and local support, I hope to foster a small ‘gift economy’. I believe that this will show people the power of sharing and how that concept can function in a community such as Portland.
Something that I’ve already mentioned, but would like to highlight, is the emphasis upon participation. The Ballyhoo is an event that dissuades people from being spectators. There are too many activities in the world already that allow to people to watch from the sidelines, and this is certainly not one of them. I want the community to come in and get its hands dirty. I’ve tried to come up with activities that almost anyone could be a part of. I hope the Ballyhoo will be an opportunity for people to rub elbows with other people in their city they wouldn’t ordinarily talk to in their daily routines. I want to break down socially accepted barriers through pure fun, something few people can deny.
The Ballyhoo is a four-day event of free fun. It’s emphasizes community and requires participation. The activities are all relatively absurd and hilarious, as I believe this will encourage a diverse and multifaceted group of people to come out and be a part of project. This public display of amusement and participation will foster heaps upon heaps of community. My goal is for the new bonds formed through the Ballyhoo to jumpstart collaboration and provide the opportunity to build more community-based projects.
Each day has a different theme. The four themes are family fun, crafts/art, bicycles, and Dadaist competitions. Throughout the day there will be participation heavy events including: fort building, blindfolded face painting, bike decorating, wacky haircuts and head shaving, and a unique twist upon the strongman competition (involving screwing in light bulbs and whipping up crepe batter). There will also be daily parades and movie showings. Each day we will provide a venue for a different community meal, whether that is donut holes, crepes, or BYOBBQ. I like the idea of uniting individuals that would otherwise remain strangers, and food is an excellent catalyst for conversation and collaboration.
The Ballyhoo is scheduled for May 31st-June 3rd. I chose these dates with the intention for this event to be a perfect ‘summer kickoff’. I’m encouraging people to bring word of their projects; this will be a venue for people to hear about all the other amazing community based projects happening this summer. This will act as inspiration and encouragement for summer projects.
Almost all of the activities on the schedule will be held at local parks. My intention is to encourage our community to take advantage of the amazing quantity of public spaces available to us. To remind Portlanders that these spaces are their own places, and invite them to also take advantage of that fact. Whether their manifestations are in the form of a picnic with friends, or a public event such as the Ballyhoo.
I deliberately chose to plan each day in a different area of Portland. This will make the event available to a larger sample of people, and thus help accomplish the goal of including and uniting a wide spectrum of people.
Another important aspect of this project is to draw attention to and promote sustainability. This will be accomplished through several different means. First, we are going to have a day focused on the use of bicycles. Localized events will also encourage bike travel. Many of the activities require participants to bring something they already own from home. I have tried to design each day in order to focus on using the resources already available to us. I really want to show people that reuse and recycling can make a huge difference and impact upon our lives. Through donations and local support, I hope to foster a small ‘gift economy’. I believe that this will show people the power of sharing and how that concept can function in a community such as Portland.
Something that I’ve already mentioned, but would like to highlight, is the emphasis upon participation. The Ballyhoo is an event that dissuades people from being spectators. There are too many activities in the world already that allow to people to watch from the sidelines, and this is certainly not one of them. I want the community to come in and get its hands dirty. I’ve tried to come up with activities that almost anyone could be a part of. I hope the Ballyhoo will be an opportunity for people to rub elbows with other people in their city they wouldn’t ordinarily talk to in their daily routines. I want to break down socially accepted barriers through pure fun, something few people can deny.
Tentative Schedule as of TODAY!
Schedule of Events:
FAMILY FUN DAY
Thursday, May 31st
location: big lawn on the northeast corner of 20th Avenue and Alberta St.
events:
12:00 BYOBBQ, you bring it – we’ll grill it.
1:00 Watermelon seed spitting accuracy contest, bring yo’ serious spittin’ skillz
3:00 – d.i.y. ice cream race
7:00 – animal costume parade, bust out your noisemakers and follow us to the movies!
8:00 – movie:
500 Fingers of Dr. T
(overlook park)
all day:
• women’s juggling booth with hula hoops and other toys to try out.
• blindfolded face painting
• rocking tunes
• hellfire weenie roast
CRAFT/ART DAY
Friday, June 1st
location: colonel summers park
events:
12:00 – sidewalk chalk and genitalia pretzels
1:00 – random letter writing and other mail adventures bring a phonebook
2:00 – tutorial on tearing a phone book in half…the long way – oohhhh, aaahhh.
3:00 – wacky haircuts, head shaving, and dye jobs
5:00 – fort building bring extra giant boxes if you have them!
6:30 – dance party parade – make way to the location where movies are showing while groovin’.
8:00 – eat in movies bring a dish and friend!
The Way Things Go
and
A Documentary by Cristo
(? watershed, 5040 se milwaukie avenue ?)
9:45 - fireworks at waterfront park
BICYCLE DAY
Saturday, June 2nd
location: alberta park or peninsula park
events:
11:00am – donut hole breakfast
12:00 – bike decorating: give your steed a spraypaint makeover and laminate your own spokecards. bring a small picture you’d like to laminate
1:00 – bike games
• 3 bikes, 2 people, one moving entity. get around the block as quick as possible.
• tall bike jousting
• team riding showcase: bring your most creative way to ride with 2 people on one bike.
• ROLO
6:00 – bike parade! show off those freshly pimped out bicycles.
8:00 – movies:
Insert bicycle movies
(TBD)
DADAIST COMPETITION DAY
Sunday, June 3rd
location: mt. tabor/hawthorne hostel (3031 se hawthorne blvd.)/Laurelhurst park
events:
10:00am – conquer mt. tabor as our own! bring harness, climbing gear, and other extraneous outdoor gear if you have it
11:00am – brunch/potluck @ hawthorne hostel
12:00 – strong person competition @ Laurelhurst park:
• whipped cream speed whipping race
• crepe batter speed whipping race
• lightbulb battle
• car pull and more!
2:00 - lunch, crepes with whipped cream
3:30 - muddy wheel barrow races
4:30 – chubby bunny and the saltine smash
5:30 – broom acrobatic races bring brooms or other things with dowel character
6:30 – marching band parade
7:30 – movie:
Sour Death Balls, Squid Vid, and more!
TBD
FAMILY FUN DAY
Thursday, May 31st
location: big lawn on the northeast corner of 20th Avenue and Alberta St.
events:
12:00 BYOBBQ, you bring it – we’ll grill it.
1:00 Watermelon seed spitting accuracy contest, bring yo’ serious spittin’ skillz
3:00 – d.i.y. ice cream race
7:00 – animal costume parade, bust out your noisemakers and follow us to the movies!
8:00 – movie:
500 Fingers of Dr. T
(overlook park)
all day:
• women’s juggling booth with hula hoops and other toys to try out.
• blindfolded face painting
• rocking tunes
• hellfire weenie roast
CRAFT/ART DAY
Friday, June 1st
location: colonel summers park
events:
12:00 – sidewalk chalk and genitalia pretzels
1:00 – random letter writing and other mail adventures bring a phonebook
2:00 – tutorial on tearing a phone book in half…the long way – oohhhh, aaahhh.
3:00 – wacky haircuts, head shaving, and dye jobs
5:00 – fort building bring extra giant boxes if you have them!
6:30 – dance party parade – make way to the location where movies are showing while groovin’.
8:00 – eat in movies bring a dish and friend!
The Way Things Go
and
A Documentary by Cristo
(? watershed, 5040 se milwaukie avenue ?)
9:45 - fireworks at waterfront park
BICYCLE DAY
Saturday, June 2nd
location: alberta park or peninsula park
events:
11:00am – donut hole breakfast
12:00 – bike decorating: give your steed a spraypaint makeover and laminate your own spokecards. bring a small picture you’d like to laminate
1:00 – bike games
• 3 bikes, 2 people, one moving entity. get around the block as quick as possible.
• tall bike jousting
• team riding showcase: bring your most creative way to ride with 2 people on one bike.
• ROLO
6:00 – bike parade! show off those freshly pimped out bicycles.
8:00 – movies:
Insert bicycle movies
(TBD)
DADAIST COMPETITION DAY
Sunday, June 3rd
location: mt. tabor/hawthorne hostel (3031 se hawthorne blvd.)/Laurelhurst park
events:
10:00am – conquer mt. tabor as our own! bring harness, climbing gear, and other extraneous outdoor gear if you have it
11:00am – brunch/potluck @ hawthorne hostel
12:00 – strong person competition @ Laurelhurst park:
• whipped cream speed whipping race
• crepe batter speed whipping race
• lightbulb battle
• car pull and more!
2:00 - lunch, crepes with whipped cream
3:30 - muddy wheel barrow races
4:30 – chubby bunny and the saltine smash
5:30 – broom acrobatic races bring brooms or other things with dowel character
6:30 – marching band parade
7:30 – movie:
Sour Death Balls, Squid Vid, and more!
TBD
What is this?!?
The First Quarterly Moon Castle Ballyhoo (A Modern Day Hullabaloo) is a four-day free fun festival dedicated to celebrating being a silly human and fostering community through totally absurd and absolutely hilarious activities that only require you
to show up and participate. through participation we can build community! through community we can build things! so lets get to it!
dates: May 31st to June 3rd
location: spattered throughout Portland, OR
to show up and participate. through participation we can build community! through community we can build things! so lets get to it!
dates: May 31st to June 3rd
location: spattered throughout Portland, OR
here we go!
This blog exists in order to organize/advertise/legitimize/execute the 'first quarterly moon castle ballyhoo (a modern day hullabaloo). A four-day free-fun festival happening in Portland, OR on MAY 31st to JUNE 3rd.
The following posts will introduce the project, elaborate upon the larger goals/mission of the ballyhoo, serve as a way to organize volunteers, and advertise the actual event once we are a little bit further along.
with that...WELCOME.
The following posts will introduce the project, elaborate upon the larger goals/mission of the ballyhoo, serve as a way to organize volunteers, and advertise the actual event once we are a little bit further along.
with that...WELCOME.
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