Join us at the Eyeful Gallery (NW 6th & Everett) Thursday, December 3 at 6PM, during the First Thursday art walk for the opening of WORK | PROGRESS, an art show, pop up bookshop and event series to benefit the Dill Pickle Club. Cape Perpetua and Niekrasz/ Jenkins Duet (of Why I Must Be Careful) [...]
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WORK | PROGRESS Opens First Thursday, Dec 3rd!
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Dill Pickles present at Downtown Library, this Tues
If you missed the New Deal bike ride back in June, we’ve put together a 28-page booklet and audio CD collecting our findings on the legacy of the Works Progress Administration in Portland. We’ll be releasing the publication, along with a slide lecture this Tuesday, October 6th at the Multnomah County Central Library. The event [...]
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Dispatch from Dill Pickle HQ
Things have been busy here at Dill Pickles Central and we are working diligently on putting together our next tour exploring local food suppliers. Unforeseen planning conflicts have resulted in us postponing this trip to Friday, October 16th. The tour is shaping up well. The completely tentative and subject-to-change lineup includes: Bob’s Red Mill, Dave’s [...]
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