Ace Hotel

Join us tomorrow night in The Cleaners at Ace Hotel Portland for Make it Pop!, a benefit for PDX Pop Now! — our local non-profit musical heros bringing music to public schools and hosting Portland’s annual local music festival and compilation of indie music.

Local treasures like Laura Gibson, singing here in an alley in Vienna, Laura Veirs, Eric Early of Blitzen Trapper and others are donating their talents to fundraise for one of the west coast’s most important cultural institutions. And it’s just going to be a really good party. You’ll be treated to appetizers from Beast — Chef Naomi Pomeroy is a current contestant on Top Chef Masters — and Fifty Licks Ice Cream, as well as beer from Captured by Porches and wine from Annie Amie Winery. Yum. Get your tickets here.



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Colin Meloy of the Decemberists at the Make It Pop! benefit for PDX Pop Now! at The Cleaners, Ace Hotel Portland.


We Made It Pop

Here’s some shots from the benefit we hosted last night in The Cleaners at Ace PDX. Everyone who played was terrific. Colin Meloy drank some red wine and played new songs from the upcoming Decemberists album. Where there would have been guitar solo, there was instead audience whistling. There were local cupcakes, homemade ice cream, and locally brewed beers, but a big treat was Colin’s cover of Men at Work’s Overkill.

Musee Mecanique.


Colin Meloy of the Decemberists.


Thanks for the photos, Jack.


Make It Pop

Tomorrow night, we’re hosting Make It Pop!, a benefit with Colin Meloy of The Decemberists, at The Cleaners in Ace Hotel Portland. It’s a fundraiser for PDX Pop Now!, an organization that works to support and strengthen Portland’s incredible, diverse independent music community. We’re really honored to help.

They’re also raffling off a two-night stay at Ace Portland. And other treats at the show will include Saint Cupcake, Captured By Porches Brewing, Bakery Bar, and Fifty Licks Homemade Ice Cream. Hopefully you can get some cupcakes before we eat them all.


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