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Tickets $15. Set in the titular city, real-life musician Willis Earl Beal gives a jaw-dropping, magnetic performance as a flailing musician in Tim Sutton’s digressive, daringly experimental film. Prior to the film, Memphis-born Yawa will perform her one-woman musical set, building vocal and instrumental loops from kalimba, synthesizer, drum machine, & guitar to create atmospheric textures.

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Tickets are $15. A mysterious outbreak plagues a tight-knit teen dance team and the rest is cinematic history. See the breakout film that blew minds and kept audiences talking about what is really going on with these powerful teenage girls. McDaniel High School Cheer Squad will perform a cheer prior to the screening. 

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FREE Event. Join us for a screening of Mambar Pierrette presented in connection with the Portland Art Museum’s Africa Fashion exhibit and Cascade Festival Of African Films. Habiba Addo will be sharing a performance piece as a window to Ancient and Contemporary African artistry and culture. This choreography displays the intersection between different arts disciplines. A sharing of Dance, Music and Fashion and how they play on and amplify one another.

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Tickets $15. Tarot readings from 6pm – 7pm. The Blind Date—It’s date night with a twist, where no one knows what the night holds. Clues and instructions will be given at ticket purchase but full details will not be revealed until entry.

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Tickets $25. Don’t miss this night! Celebrate the start of the Winter Light Festival with the Rainbow Dance Theatre as they showcase “iLUMiDance,” a dazzling performance that blends the magic of electro-luminescent wire with the artistry of dance and storytelling, followed by a screening of the 1982 classic Tron. Immerse yourself in a spellbinding world where light, dance, film and technology come together in a performance suitable for all ages!

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FREE EVENT.This screening brings together short films by eight Black artists and filmmakers connected to Oregon and the Pacific Northwest. Curated by Intisar Abioto, this event is in conjunction with the Black Artists of Oregon exhibition at the Portland Art Museum. This event is supported by Black Art/ists Gathering, a Black arts family reunion and community-in-residence program founded by Abioto in 2022.

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Tickets $15. Featuring Portland’s own Bullseye Glass, this edge of your seat art documentary that looks at the sisyphean process of making something that’s never existed before. Join us for a conversation after the screening with Holy Frit writer and director, Justin Monroe, Holy Frit subject, Tim Carey, and Ted Sawyer, Director of Research and Education at Bullseye Glass. The talk will be moderated by Sean Williams. The conversation will begin directly after the film. 

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