2011 Line-Up:
Moe., Ween, Levon Helm with Bob Weir, TV on the Radio, Slightly Stoopid - Bruce Hornsby and the Noisemakers, Railroad Earth, Ozomatli, The New Mastersounds, The Brew, Empire Sound, The Ragbirds, Rubblebucket, Dangermuffin, Gary Clar, and many more!
moe. is playing a 3 night run at the House of Blues in Chicago. 7/2 - 7/4. These are the after party shows for the Grateful Dead 50th "Fare Thee Well"
This Halloween massive is a produced by GoVentures (Love Festival LA, Hawaii and LV) and draws in over 25,000 people every Halloween who want to shake it in costumes at one of the biggest spookfests in LA.
2011 Line-Up:
Moby, TV on the Radio, Flying Lotus, Chromeo, The Antlers, The Flaming Lips, STS9, Umphrey's McGee, Passion Pit, Ghostland Observatory, Neon Indian, Twin Shadow, Childish Gambino, Mathgames, and many more!
This purposeful weekend is designed for you to strengthen the bonds, connection and communication with the girls and women in your family, and to support you within your sacred female circle in an authentic and connective way. You can come together with your daughter, mama, grandma and spend the weekend having fun together, laughing, listening, bonding. Or you can come by yourself for inner work and healing, meditate and focus on the role and archetypal qualities of being a mother, daughter, grandmother, heal the “motherwound” and generational trauma, and work with power animals of the women in your family to strengthen the connection through spiritual work. ? Throughout the weekend we will have family and group circles and solo and group practices focusing on our sacred journeys. We will discuss, vision, journey, meditate, eye-gaze, communicate in peaceful ways and have fun together. We will sing, dance, hike, work with plants, make candles, paint, make a fire, cook together.
techno etc. music festival -
All are welcome !! This meeting will help us explore the actions we need to take forward in the network collectively and enable those who wish to do so to volunteer for some of these roles to help support the collective achieve its aims. - At this informal and welcome space conversation and sharing will be important but will be done in an informal and fun way. - Please remember there will be a mix of folk at this meeting from different backgrounds with different support needs and patience and humour and understanding are all very welcome. The person facilitating the day is fully PVG checked and has a lot of experience of supporting people with additional support needs so please don’t hesitate to contact us about anything you may need and ways we can make it more inclusive for you. - Refreshments and light snacks will be available on arrival. - The day will be broken down into: - A short recap of the story so far – including our collective aims and objectives, our values and how we will put this all into action with an opportunity to feed into these idea before they are signed off. - We will then have a chance to plan around certain actions looking at creating an action plan for each activity we would like to undertake and offering ways for people to become involved in these actions to take them forward. (This may involve small group work we will see with numbers during the day) - We will explore what we might need to be aware of when we visit a site for the first time. - We will then have a chance to have a wee celebration for all your efforts. - Anyone interested we will head for lunch/drinks/refreshments in a nearby pub to have a chance to get to know each other better once the day is complete. - - ¬es=scott scottread1234@hotmail.com
Join us for a the first public showing of Amy’s Story, a documentary about the life of Amy Van Meter–a powerful activist, mediator and listener-of-the-heart–who lived with MS and chose her own death. This film explores the interweaving of love and loss, power and the painful grappling with deciding how and when to die. Filled with heart-breaking choices and deep love and honesty, the film raises faithful questions that invite us all into a conversation about what it means to live life to the fullest, when to choose death and how to do it with love and honor. -
2012 Line- Up TBA!
The third largest indoor music festival in the US, Musicfest NW has been called one of the “50 Authentic American Experiences” by Time magazine. Known for hosting cutting edge music, MFNW is one of Portland, Oregon's largest and most successful music festivals with artists and bands from indie, hip hop and punk backgrounds performing in multiple venues around the city.
Line- Up TBA Mid-March!
2011 Line-Up:
Sundrips, ARP, Organ Mood, Hype Williams, The Sun Araw Band, Badawi, Gold Panda, Amon Tobin, DEEPCHORD presents ECHOSPACE, Plastikman,Traversable Wormhole, Savoy, Tomas Jirku, Komodo, Skinnybones, XI, Stephen Beaupré, Rocketnumbernine, Four Tet, Elektro Guzzi, James Holden, Babe Rainbow, Calamalka, Monolithium, Michael Red, Daega Sound System, Max Ulis, The Gulf Stream, Pezzner, Luke Abbott, Footprintz, Floating Points, Recife, Simon Called Peter, Terry Lee Brown Jr., Horror Inc., Radiq, Danuel Tate, Wareika, and many more!
Mysteryland’s multi-faceted approach has been a winning formula for no less than two decades. The festival offers its guests a creative journey, combining music with theatre, movies, interactive installation art, street performers and spectacular shows at bizarre decorated stages. To create this amazing spectacle, the festival organizers collaborate with a wide range of creative people from all over the world. As a nomad Mysteryland travels across the globe to find international artists willing to work with the festival and to make it an even richer experience.
Mysteryland’s multi-faceted approach has been a winning formula for no less than two decades. The festival offers its guests a creative journey, combining music with theatre, movies, interactive installation art, street performers and spectacular shows at bizarre decorated stages. To create this amazing spectacle, the festival organizers collaborate with a wide range of creative people from all over the world. As a nomad Mysteryland travels across the globe to find international artists willing to work with the festival and to make it an even richer experience.
Mysteryland dates back to 1993 and is now the world’s longest-running (electronic) music, culture and art festival. With a clear focus on culture, art, talent, creativity and sustainability, the festival takes visitors to inspiring and surprising worlds where literally anything is possible. The first international edition of Mysteryland was held in Chile in 2011. In May 2014, Mysteryland made its USA debut at the site of the legendary 1969 Woodstock Festival and now returns for its third edition June 10-13, 2016.
Join us for a dynamic journey with music, arts, workshops, and yoga as we journey deeper into community and fun in a 1000 acre ranch with organic farm, with comfy camping, real bathrooms, swimming, lake, RV spaces, cabins and glamping options. Late night sing along fire jams and a family friendly vibe, no alcohol. Kids under 12 free. Join us for a dynamic journey with music, arts, workshops, yoga and ceremony as we journey deeper into community, healthy fun, healing and thriving! MUSIC LINEUP: Trevor Hall • Mike Love • Dustin Thomas • David Starfire • Chris Berry • Jah Levi • Satsang • Tubby Love & Amber Lilly • Sasha Rose • Solus • Lachlan • Solus • One Tribe • Tril LeBeau • Maesyn • Mikey Pauker • Chad Wilkins • More TBA! WORKSHOPS: Ecstatic Dance • Priestess Portal (with Graell • Cacao Ceremony • Empty Presence (with Tamara McDermott) • Exploration of Psychedelics / Entheogens with Martin Ball • Rebirthing • Water Ceremony.....and more... YOGA SESSIONS: Vinyassa Flow • Kundalina YogaYin Yoga • Restoritive Yoga • Kids Yoga....and more..
Join us for a dynamic journey with music, arts, workshops, and yoga as we journey deeper into community and fun in a hot springs with comfy camping, real bathrooms, spa, swimming, sauna, steam room, RV spaces and glamping options. Late night sing along fire jams and a family friendly vibe, no alcohol. Kids under 12 free. MUSIC: Ayla Nereo • Yaima • Youssoupha Sidibe • Sasha Rose • Jah Levi • Freedom • Matthew Human • Fantuzzi • Solus • Maesyn • Mikey Pauker • Gabriel Wolfchild & the Northern Lights • Chad Wilkins • David Kai • Destiny Love • Hari • Robin/Bloom • TBA WORKSHOPS: Ecstatic Dance with Solus • Priestess Portal (with Graell) • Advanced Communication Skills (with Scott Catamas & Emily Orum) • Awakening the illuminated Heart (with Viola Rose) • Cacao Ceremony Permaculture (with Robin "Bloom" and Anahata) • Exploration of Psychedelics / Entheogens with Martin Ball • Ecstatic Forgiveness • tba YOGA SESSIONS: Vinyassa Flow • Kundalina YogaYin Yoga • Restoritive Yoga • Kids Yoga....and more..
“This is not another conference. This is a call to action to radically transform the economic and political systems that drive climate change, forest destruction & the commodification of life.” -
On October 12, join fellow members of the Nonprofit Association of Oregon for our third Annual Meeting. Your involvement has been crucial to making NAO a responsive organization and collective voice for the sector. Hear from dynamic speakers, and learn more about our work to mobilize and serve the sector.
The meeting will be from 9:00 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Please join us for breakfast and networking at 8:00 a.m. The business agenda will begin at 9:00 a.m. Times for other specific agenda items may change.
8:00 Breakfast & Networking - 9:00 Business Program: Welcoming Remarks, Report on Mission, Treasurer Report, Committee Reports - 10:00 Guest Speaker & Keynote Address - “Helping Nonprofits, Helping Oregon” with Ted Wheeler - “Embracing a New Generation of Leaders” with Nichole Maher - 12:00 Meet the Authors & Book Signing (The Oregon Nonprofit Corporation Handbook, 5th Edition)
Our bylaws state that a majority of our Board of Directors shall be designated representatives from member organizations, and in May or June of each year, we ask member organizations for Board nominations. We are working to build a slate that is both representative of our membership and of Oregon’s diverse nonprofit community. The slate will be presented to member organizations for a vote, and the newly elected Board members will be announced at the meeting. More information about the voting process will be available soon.
Nichole Maher, the recently appointed CEO of the Northwest Health Foundation will be this year’s keynote speaker, and will address the work of emerging nonprofit leaders in Oregon. We’ll also be joined by State Treasurer Ted Wheeler.
The Annual Meeting is free and open to both nonprofit and affiliate members of the Nonprofit Association of Oregon. -
