THE WAYPOST
☛ DIRECTIONS (from the Zinester's Guide to Portland)
"Drinking or Eating"
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With new sandwiches, soups, Sunday Brunch, and Happy Hour specials.
We also gladly serve: Stumptown roasted coffee and espresso, fresh sandwiches made from local and/or organic ingredients, Monkeywrench & Black Sheep Bakery's vegan pastries, Gabriel's bagels & multigrain bread, Kettle potato chips, and our own homemade surprises, strictly Oregon made beer on tap, regional wine in bottles, Foxfire looseleaf tea, and other locally made goods.
"Live Music, Films, &c."
☛ The Waypost Calendar of Events.
Every Wednesday night, we host a welcoming group of five to fifteen old-time musicians of varying skill levels. This is an open jam, so bring yourself down to enjoy from within or just listen to the sound.
Thursday nights are reserved for THE WAYPOST FILM CLUB, for Live Journalism & Experts, for special music events, and for a monthly "DIY, Portland" KBOO radio program listening party with Julie Sabatier.
Friday mornings at 11o'clock, Kate Cavanaugh and Carrie host WEE-POST with a reading and an activity planned for young children from the neighborhood and their busy parents.
Live music from new, cross-genre projects, from experience, and from fabulous celebrities is carefully programmed for every Friday and Saturday night.
And once a month, we host Mickey & Asher's Saturday Morning Cartoons Show featuring loads of joyous variety, nostalgia, oddities, and commercials. Watch the calendar to find out when it happens next.
All events are free, unless otherwise noted.
Write to music@thewaypost.com to schedule one of these.
Live Journalism and Experts
(for the proficiency and advancement of learning: divine, human, &c.)
Write to: experts@thewaypost.com.
Some people say that knowledge is power, but I know the prize is much greater.
The Waypost is available for the presentation and reception of learned, empirical, stimulating, socializing, entertaining and fascinating knowledge which, when accurate, may spoil in us our fear of the unknown.
The idea is a simple one. Im sure its being realized all around, as we speak, and without as much fanfare too. But its fuel for society.
A great interest has been expressed to me regarding this program. People want to understand how their world operates and some of them want to use their understanding to become creators. Do you know something youre not telling us?
How can wine be made from water?
What is the history behind violent rebellions in world nations like Chechnya, Lebanon, or Biafra?
Can I recycle my yogurt container? My plastic spoon?
What is the structure of the U.S. State Department?
Why am I so itchy?
I know where these answers exist and I think theyre some valuable shit.
Please sign up to give a lecture & share your wisdom. Keep in mind that this is for entertainment - there's no pressure of formality... write to: experts@thewaypost.com
"Wall Art"
MAY'S VISUAL ART SHOW: Martha Grover & Nicole Linde
If you'd like to offer your artwork to hang on our walls, send samples to curator@thewaypost.com.
Send other inquiries to michael@thewaypost.com. |
