0 People have been here:

Description:
ALL NIGHT LONG / FILM CARAVAN
THE PORTLAND THAT WAS, OUTDOOR EVENT

All Night Long is a free, outdoor film show in which the audience travels from site to site to see eight short films in eight related historic sites in downtown Portland.

Artist Mack McFarland and film archivist Dennis Nyback will lead the caravan which will go from the South Park Blocks to The Pearl. Audience members traveling on foot, by bike, or on skateboard will see a line up of films which includes classic Hollywood animation featuring the voice of Portlander Mel Blanc, an educational film which features Mayor Terry Shrunk and City Commissioner Neil Goldschmidt being dressed down by Portlanders upset by development in Goose Hollow, a 1940 Republican Party campaign film encouraging voters to choose the Wilkie/McNary ticket, and more. All presented in glorious 16mm on film, not video!

All of the projection equipment and films will be transported by bicycle, facilitated by SHIFT www.shift2bikes.org

Event: All Night Long Caravan
Description: Outdoor site specific screenings of eight short films featured in THE PORTLAND THAT WAS (www.portlandwas.com)
Date: Saturday September 16
Time: Dusk (about 8:00 PM)
Location: Begins outside Lincoln Hall, 1620 SW Park
Cost: Free

We can screen this program for the press. Please contact Portland Was at portlandwas@gmail.com to request a screening.

Photos:

Maps:

Ephemera, Orange Cone Area Test, Bike Stuff, popular places, art shows

Tags:

event , film , psu , history , portland , bike ride , outdoor cinema , 91606 , shift