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members party wrap, book party info

By marc moscato | Published: August 14, 2010

Thanks all who made it out to our annual members party. The event was a great success…that is until I fell down the stairs and sprained my ankle…ouch!
Special thanks to our guest presenters, Sarah Mirk and Brain Libby, as well as everyone who has made this past year of DPC events possible. It’s only been [...]

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can you dig it?

By marc moscato | Published: March 4, 2010

While noodling around on the internet, I stumbled across these two lost gems of Ural Thomas’, one of our guests at next Thursday’s NORTHWEST PASSAGE dinner lecture. I can’t wait to hear him play acoustic versions of these songs!

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tix up now for NW passage music/ lecture series

By marc moscato | Published: February 25, 2010

The Dill Pickle Club and PDX Pop Now! are proud to partner in presenting NORTHWEST PASSAGE, a 3-part dinner lecture series examining the history of independent music in the NW.
Portland, a city known for its vibrant independent music scene, has a relatively obscure and unknown musical history. Through this ongoing series, we hope to celebrate [...]