6/17/13 Caffeinated Art #172: Ross Robins, Evelyn Spear & Mike G
on June 16th, 2013 at 3:16 amPosted In: Three Friends Mondays: Caffeinated Series
Show and Tell Gallery
Art. Caffeine. Community. Good Times. Beginners Welcome.
The Show And Tell Open Mic 6/10/13
on June 16th, 2013 at 3:12 amPosted In: The Show and Tell Open Mic
Join us at 7pm on the comfy couches at Three Friends coffeehouse for an informal reading of Arthur Miller’s Death Of A Salesman. All are invited to choose parts and read excerpts; we’ll bring the scripts.
6/3/13 The Show And Tell Open Mic
on June 9th, 2013 at 12:47 amPosted In: The Show and Tell Open Mic
You’re invited to bring your notebook, journal or guitar and work on a first draft you already have or start a new one. Inspirational items like poetry and art books will be on hand. After some creating time, those interested in doing so can share their newest latest version.
5/27/13 The Show And Tell Open Mic
on June 1st, 2013 at 7:49 pmPosted In: The Show and Tell Open Mic
5/27/13 Caffeinated Art #171: Matthew Brouwer, Christopher Luna & Dennis McBride
on June 1st, 2013 at 7:47 pmPosted In: Three Friends Mondays: Caffeinated Series
5/20/13 The Show And Tell Open Mic
on June 1st, 2013 at 7:42 pmPosted In: The Show and Tell Open Mic
Featuring: Ross Robbins, Alejandro Hoves, Aarron Smith, Darby Marioth, Ariah T., Leah Rainer, David Deserano, Amanda Jane, Melissa Sher, RoseDrop Rust, Patrick Bocarde, Walt Curtis & Francisco, Jace Devine
5/20/13 Caffeinated Art #170: Curtis Whitecarroll, Elizabeth “Jake” Hart, Hollie Fisher & Camille Perry
on May 17th, 2013 at 11:10 pmPosted In: Three Friends Mondays: Caffeinated Series
Curtis Whitecarroll
Curtis Whitecarroll was born in Idaho, raised in Eastern Oregon, and although he did not start writing poetry until he moved to Portland at age 21, he lived a life that gave him much material.
He has been published variously here and there, but the accomplishment in poetry he is most proud of is founding the Stone Soup reading series,which became The Ink Noise Review.
Jake Hart
Born and raised in the Willamette valley influenced by sci-fi and failed attempts at romance, Elizabeth “Jake” Hart believes herself to be the underdog of her generations’ poet community. With a languid cadence and naturalistic imagery her goal on the mic is to make any audience uncomfortable.
Hollie Fisher
Hollie Fisher is a loving wife, mother and zombie hunter . As a writer she is like a painter who eschews straight lines instead choosing to give shape to that which she creates by focusing on shades and more subtle definitions , therefore leaving you with a portrait that seems otherworldly and yet remarkably familiar . She is the author of one chapbook Missing the play
Camille Perry
Camille Perry comes from the mountains of the Big Sky State, but, drawn by the allure of food carts, “the dream of the 90s”, and weirdos like herself, has crept nearer the coast and now calls Portland home. Long, long ago she realized that she would always be a starving artist and never considered any other way to be. She self-published her first chapbook Quaking last fall and is diligently working to make 2013 her “year of poetry”. Her recent work can be read on her Tumblr blog under the name dizzydarling.
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