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What
PORTLAND PRIDE
Waterfront PRIDE Festival & Parade
Where
Portland, Oregon
Tom McCall Waterfront Park
SW Naito Parkway between the Morrison Bridge and SW Ash st
Gate Entrances at SW Harvey Milk ST, SW Pine St, & SW Ash St
($10 Suggested Donation at Gate, encouraged but not required)
Parking
There is no designated parking for the festival. Paid parking is available nearby in private parking lots and on the street, but it is limited. There are also SmartPark garages throughout downtown, a list of locations is below.
W. First and Clay
Naito Parkway U-Park
W. First and Jefferson
W. Naito and Taylor
W. Naito and Harrison
W. 1st and Columbia
W. Naito and Jefferson
W. Fourth and Yamhill
W. Third and Alder
When
Waterfront Festival
July 20th 12pm - 8pm
July 21st 11:30am - 6pm
Tickets
Festival open and FREE for anyone - no tickets needed
Booth
Booth #256 near the SW Harvey Milk St entrance gate.
Here's a map!
Booth volunteers and Parade participation currently only open to full members or pending RCO approval
Chat Room
Discord
Pre meet-up Armor Party to make your armor colorful
TBA - potentially the weekend before
Photo Drive
Shared Google Drive *make new folder with photographers name*
This is a really special event for us, ya'll. It has been awhile since the Pacific Regiment has had an Oregon presence, and we are trying to make this year one to remember. The 405th has always been a steadfast ally of all of our members, no matter their background. Our community strives to be a safe space where anyone can feel welcome.
We are partnering with the Autism Society of Oregon with an adjacent booth during the Waterfront Festival. While we will be operating autonomously from them, this is a big deal - they have trusted us to be professional and courteous while we are there and importantly, to help draw attention to their booth.
I know that we are always expected to be on our best behavior for events, but this time it is serious. We have the opportunity here to go and show our support for two groups that could really use it. This could also be a big step in a potential ongoing relationship with the Autism Society, who have expressed interest in having us participate in more events with them. Please help us make a good impression.
I will be updating this thread as new information becomes available.
PORTLAND PRIDE
Waterfront PRIDE Festival & Parade
Where
Portland, Oregon
Tom McCall Waterfront Park
SW Naito Parkway between the Morrison Bridge and SW Ash st
Gate Entrances at SW Harvey Milk ST, SW Pine St, & SW Ash St
($10 Suggested Donation at Gate, encouraged but not required)
Parking
There is no designated parking for the festival. Paid parking is available nearby in private parking lots and on the street, but it is limited. There are also SmartPark garages throughout downtown, a list of locations is below.
W. First and Clay
Naito Parkway U-Park
W. First and Jefferson
W. Naito and Taylor
W. Naito and Harrison
W. 1st and Columbia
W. Naito and Jefferson
W. Fourth and Yamhill
W. Third and Alder
When
Waterfront Festival
July 20th 12pm - 8pm
July 21st 11:30am - 6pm
Tickets
Festival open and FREE for anyone - no tickets needed
Booth
Booth #256 near the SW Harvey Milk St entrance gate.
Here's a map!
Booth volunteers and Parade participation currently only open to full members or pending RCO approval
Chat Room
Discord
Pre meet-up Armor Party to make your armor colorful
TBA - potentially the weekend before
Photo Drive
Shared Google Drive *make new folder with photographers name*
We are partnering with the Autism Society of Oregon with an adjacent booth during the Waterfront Festival. While we will be operating autonomously from them, this is a big deal - they have trusted us to be professional and courteous while we are there and importantly, to help draw attention to their booth.
I know that we are always expected to be on our best behavior for events, but this time it is serious. We have the opportunity here to go and show our support for two groups that could really use it. This could also be a big step in a potential ongoing relationship with the Autism Society, who have expressed interest in having us participate in more events with them. Please help us make a good impression.
I will be updating this thread as new information becomes available.
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