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10 things to do around Ranong: what to do in and around Ranong?
Ranong, a perfect vacation location to start and end your diving cruise holidays!
Ranong, Thailand Ranong is the most northerly province on Thailand’s Andaman coast, located 568 kilometres from Bangkok. In a mountainous and heavily forested province, Ranong town is also a gateway to Myanmar, with colorful longboats ferrying produce and people across the narrow divide that separates the two countries. Just outside of Ranong town are the famous Ranong hot springs, where an arboretum and various first-class hotels cater to visitors eager to benefit from the medicinal properties of the mineral waters. Ranong Province, has a number of other distinctive characteristics: The province features sixty-two islands, many fine beaches, unspoiled forests, and refreshing waterfalls, many of which are incorporated in national parks or wildlife sanctuaries. For diving cruises, Ranong is centrally located between the best dive sites of the west coast hence we can offer as easily short trips to Surin and Similan Islands in Thailand or to Burma. Want to know more aboutwhat to do around Ranong and how to get there?
Ranong Province, a paradise off the beaten track...Ranong Province has much to offer to the curious who dare investigate!
Here is a great list of activities to occupy your stay in Ranong. To move the simplest is to rent a scooter, you will find one everywhere in the main street (Ruangrat road), otherwise you have the collective taxis, taxis motorcycles a little rarer or songtails lines.
On the land
Ranong Beach The jungle host many species of animal and birds made accessible to the visitors thanks to lovely path to wander around. And what better than a waterfall to freshen up after a nice walk? Maybe a hot spring? Ranong has it all! The mangroves, on the coast are also alive with wildlife and ideal for a kayak trip. The city of Ranong has the busy atmosphere of a border town and benefit from Chinese influence from the past mixed with the Burmese flavors: colorful markets, women in sarongs, golden make-up on their cheeks, food stalls with new delicacies all along the streets. There are many first class hotels and restaurants, catering mainly to those who come to benefit from the medicinal properties of Ranong's thermal waters. You can also find in Ranong banks and ATM's, massages, golf, casino, and Internet service. Visas can easily be renewed within a day, simply crossing the border by boat from Ranong. More info onRanong Province tourism page.
What to do in Ranong, before or after a cruise with us ?
You have finally booked your cruise with us, 6 days, 7 days, 9 days, in Burma aboard our boat, it's great! But if you stay a few more days in Ranong, before or after your cruise, we have concocted a whole list of things to do in the beautiful Ranong region still preserved from mass tourism.
1/ Paradise little Islands
Cute island near Ranong Ranong Province include sixty-two islands with white sand beaches. If you want to lounging on an island paradise, just relax on a white sand beach, alone in the middle of nature, or discover the local Thai town on a small island, we invite you to come and discover the Koh Phayam island and Koh Chang Island. Koh Phayam is truly the undiscovered pearl of the Andaman Sea, just enough development to make your stay comfortable but to keep a long white sand beach for yourself. Imagine a bungalow on the beach, some horn bills and see eagles flying around, clear blue sea, soft sand between your toes, it's the perfect place to really get away from it all. Only 30 minutes boat ride from Ranong, its relaxed atmosphere is sure to seduce you. When you arrive at the Koh Phayam pier, you can rent a scooter in one of the many shops. The local population made of fishermen and friendly cashew nuts farmers, and you might sight some sea gypsies living in the area.Ko Chang is another cute little island near Ranong accessible by speedboat and by ferry from Ranong pier. Not to be confused with the " big Koh Chang" located off the province of Trat. Ko Chang is located close to the Burmese border (ideal for visa runs) and about 5 km off the mainland. This forested little island is relatively undeveloped and low-key, only about 80 families. In summary, this is the perfect place to play the Robinsons and spend a few days disconnected in the middle of nature. There are beautiful beaches, however, this is not the best place to snorkel because of the low visibility.
2/ Ranong hot spring
https://preview.redd.it/54t233tb9pt41.jpg?width=550&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e19826d67cff23110c5ca26bb57bfbd51c940956 This is one of the most popular activities in the Ranong region, the hot springs, are a natural 65 degrees Celsius! Too hot to jump in, but for 40 baht you get access to 4 pools which are all cooled down to different levels, ranging between 20-45 degrees. Or even access the small public baths for free like the locals. This is the most healing hot spring in all of Thailand and apparently the third most healing in the world! It’s become a bit of a pilgrimage for some people so take a dip and judge for yourself. And it’s only 2 km outside town.
3/ Khao Sok national park
Khao Sok Khao Sok national park is 150 km from Ranong and should be on your bucket list when visiting the area. The Park includes a huge forest and plenty of other activities including the encounter with elephants, canoe rides, botanical walk and night Safari. You can find more details and activities in our page "Khao sok national park".
4/ Ranong Canyon
This is not the largest Canyon in Thailand but the beauty about Ranong Canyon is that you’ll probably have the whole place to yourself. You can go to Ranong Canyon in 25 minutes by scooter. Once on site you can relax on the grass or do as the locals: feed the fish living in this pond... This place is the epitome of peacefulness
5/ Sunset at Hat Chan Damri
Hat Chan Damri is located about 10 km from the city, but I recommend you use google-map, as signalisation is more than awful. You can go there during the day to relax on the beach of the hotel (Chansom Thara resort) but stay until early evening to enjoy the beautiful sunset on the pontoon. It’s Burma you see in front of you!
6/ Ranong waterfalls
You will find two beautiful waterfalls in the region of Ranong, Punyaban waterfall and Ngao waterfall. If you like waterfalls you will surely appreciate the beauty of these, but if you have seen the most beautiful waterfalls in the world you may be a little disappointed with this one...Ngao waterfall Punyaban waterfall
7/ Rattanarangsarn Palace
Rattanarangsarn Palace Located in the heart of the town of Ranong on the Hill Nives khiri also called historic Hill, the throne Rattana Rangsarn Palace commemorates the Royal Palace built at its peak and where King Rama V stayed when he came to Ranong in 1890. It is now replaced by the town hall building since 2002. There is only one teak building in length with 3 rooms: a furnished room for the King, one for the Queen and a desk decorated with some explanations and historical photos. It is possible to visit the Interior for only 20 bath. The wooden building is located behind a square in the Park, where many tourists and locals take pictures in front of this House. If you come on a weekday evening you may have the chance to attend traditional Thai dance classes or aerobics training!
8/ Ranong Temples
Wat Baan Ngao There are several pretty temples to visit (free) all around the city. Wat na Muang, the oldest (built more than a century ago) is a small temple with a 10-metre-high Burmese-style Chedi that is the only curiosity, as well as a beautifully decorated standing Buddha statue and a belfry adorned with a feline motif. Wat Baan Ngao is another pretty Temple, much newer in front of the waterfall of the same name. If you are brave you can climb the temple Hill and on which you will find beautiful buddhist bells... Wat Baan Ngao Wat na Muang
9/ Scuba diving in Ranong
Ranong is ideally located for diving cruises on the best sites in Thailand and Burma. Indeed we are only a few hours sailing from the SurinIslands, the famous Richelieu Rock and the first islands of the Merguiarchipelago in Burmese waters... The navigation between the Burmese Islands offers an unforgettable spectacle and the diving is exceptional both the biodiversity is great and the fauna abundant.
Ballpark Village is ringing in this New Year with added entertainment featuring the region's best DJ's along with the Pop 2000 tour hosted by Chris Kirkpatrick of *NYSNC with performances by O-Town, Ryan Cabrera & LFO's Brad Fischetti.
Brennan’s Work & Leisure and Anti-Agency invite you on a space odyssey to celebrate the New Year, 2020.
Once aboard the ship, enjoy a premium bar selection, heavy appetizers of the future by Chef Josh Galliano (Companion Bakery, The Libertine) and interstellar desserts by Pastry Chef Tai Davis. Groove to the night's soundscape provided by DJ Black Guy, then step into the Zero Gravity Live Feed Photo Booth to send evidence of your journey back home.
All passengers must report to the orbiter near midnight for a live music performance, projection show and champagne toast to the New Year. Dress: modern cocktail attire / space shuttle launch
Casino Queen invites area residents to partake in one of St. Louis’ biggest parties of the decade during its New Year’s Eve celebration on Tuesday, December 31. Guests will enjoy a specialty buffet, live DJ cranking out the tunes on the casino floor, a countdown to midnight with party favors for all and exclusive prize giveaways throughout the evening.
Dress to impress for 7th Annual New Year's Eve Ball at The Chase Park Plaza. The celebration takes place in the legendary Khorassan Ballroom and will feature musical performances of DJ Greasy, Lamar Harris & The L, and a Frank Sinatra tribute.
Also, the event will have a premium open bar, passed hors d'oeuvres, a balloon drop, and a champagne toast at midnight.
On New Year's Eve, Evangeline’s Bistro and Music House will host live music of all genres beginning at 6 p.m. until 12:45 a.m. The restaurant's full menu is served until 10 p.m. with a complimentary appetizer buffet from 10 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. and a champagne toast at midnight. No cover; cash bar. Tuesday, December 31, 6 p.m. to 12:45 a.m.
Your evening begins with a three-course, prix fixe dinner at the swanky Union 30 restaurant in Hotel Saint Louis, where options include a 30-ounce tomahawk ribeye, a 24-ounce dry-aged sous vide pork chop, or king crab legs. The $125 price includes admission to the NYE Blast at FORM Skybar on the 14th floor, which will host the Kim Massie Band, an open premium bar, and an appetizer buffet. There’s no charge for the prime view of the fireworks show at Kiener Plaza
In one of the most picturesque locations in all of Downtown St. Louis, meet us in the exclusive Sky Lobby to ring in the New Year. Recreating the eclectic energy of New York City, join us to watch the ball drop under the stars at midnight and move your feet to Spanky's Dueling Piano!
Ring in the new year with a view of the magnificent St. Louis skyline at this party cruise hosted by the Gateway Arch Riverboats. Featuring an elegant three-course dinner, open bar, DJ entertainment and a midnight champagne toast, the fun kicks off at 9 p.m. Reservations required.
Ring in the New Year with an evening filled with laughter courtesy of Ryan Niemiller! Skip the chaos of the bars and enjoy a special night with food and drinks from the comfort of our restaurant, bar, lounge, and showroom.
Ring in the new decade with two ballrooms with live music and fun at Hyatt Regency St. Louis at The Arch’s Ultimate New Year’s Eve Party. The celebration will include a delicious dinner buffet, an open bar, photo booth, party favors and live music throughout the evening from Groovethang and Broseph.
Get ready to party! Molly's In Soulard has one of the THE BEST New Years Eve parties in STL. They've got: 5 open bars, Two balloon drops, Champagne toasts, VIP buffets, VIP tables, and cabanas
One of the more appropriate places to ring in the new year and decade is POP, Dave and Kara Bailey’s bubbles bar and restaurant in Lafayette Square. This year, POP and Baileys’ Chocolate Bar (located upstairs) have teamed up to provide an all-inclusive celebration on December 31. The all-inclusive celebration begins at 9 p.m. Food stations include appetizers from POP and specialty desserts from Baileys’ Chocolate Bar. Tickets include beer, wine, bubbles, and cocktails, including chocolate martinis and dessert cocktails.
Music Director Stéphane Denève and the SLSO bring 2019 to a close at the BMO Wealth Management New Year’s Eve Celebration. Enjoy an evening of music and surprises at St. Louis’ best-kept secret. Bring family and friends together for this musical celebration you’ll remember throughout 2020.
Out with the old and in with a new decade. Celebrate with Tin Roof at their NYE "End of a Decade" Black and White Ball. Dress up in your best or come as you are and catch the best live music and DJ's around.
Celebrating NYE at Westport Social means you can play like a kid while partying like an adult. For just a $25 cover, guests can play the full range of games at the Westport Plaza watering hole while also indulging in a balloon drop and champagne toast at midnight and dance to live music.
Another year in the books and there’s no other holiday party like Wheelhouse NYE. And nothing is better than closing out 2019 and starting 2020 with you, your closest friends and WH doin’ what they all do best, wild out.
Brewery Lights is a family-friendly event, open to all ages at no cost. Guests can attend every Friday through Sunday, from 5 to 10 p.m.
Join others when they Flip The Switch on November 22nd with St. Louis Blues Captain, Alex Pietrangelo.
Witness and experience the magic of more than a million twinkling lights during the 34th annual Brewery Lights at the Anheuser-Busch St. Louis Brewery! Guests are invited to stroll down Pestalozzi Street to marvel as the brewery is turned into a remarkable holiday experience with something for everyone, including a Kids Zone.
Every holiday season, the neighbors of this Saint Louis Hills street transform this ordinary lane into a winter wonderland that most of St. Louis knows as “Candy Cane Lane.” Hundreds of strands of Christmas Lights are strung, inflatable snowmen and Christmas trees are blown up, wreaths are hung, and even sand displays are made. Every year, hundreds of family-packed cars drive down Candy Cane Lane to see the wonderful Holiday sights.
Your favorite Disney stories come to life at Disney On Ice presents Celebrate Memories, coming to Enterprise Center January 2-5! Sail along with Moana on her high-seas adventure and dance with Woody, Buzz and all the Toy Story friends. Feel inspired when love wins in Frozen and dreams come true for the Disney Princesses. Share the excitement and make new memories the whole family will treasure forever!
Learn the real science behind science fiction and mingle with others interested in the geekier side of life. Each month, First Friday features a different theme, hands-on activities, pub-style trivia, engaging presentations, photo opps for showing off your costume, and food and drink specials.
Garden Glow features a million lights surrounding visitors with a spectacle of unique installations amid some of the Garden’s most iconic locations. Enjoy interactive photo opportunities, traditional holiday music and festivities, delicious food and drinks and more as the Garden is transformed around you into a winter wonderland.
Santa will visit Garden Glow from 5 to 8 p.m. on Monday and Tuesday nights from November 25 through December 17. (Note: Garden Glow is not open on Dec. 9.)
History was made on June 12, 2019. It’s a date that will forever live in St. Louis sports history. On that day, the St. Louis Blues hoisted the Stanley Cup for the first time. On Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2019, the Missouri History Museum, in collaboration with the St. Louis Blues, will open History Made.
Featuring more than 20 artifacts on loan from the St. Louis Blues from the historic playoff run and the Stanley Cup Finals, History Made tells the story of the underdog team that took home the NHL’s highest honor and united its community in the process.
A dazzling winter spectacular featuring more than a million glittering lights, holiday entertainment, delicious seasonal treats, visits with Santa and many of our popular theme park rides. Combine holiday traditions with a thrilling family experience that is uniquely Six Flags.
Six Flags St. Louis extends its season and will be open weekends and select weekdays from November 23 through January 1, 2020 for this one-of-a-kind magical event.
A unique mix of holiday cheer with some of your favorite coasters & thrill rides makes Holiday in the Park a family tradition like no other. Meet Santa Claus in the North Pole or jump on Mind Eraser or Roar for a mid-winter rush. Then you can roast marshmallows near a cracking wood fire before you catch one of our many holiday shows.
Looking for somewhere new to get your party on this Holiday Season? For just a few weeks only, Oaked will be providing the very best in holiday-themed libations, good food, and an immersive atmosphere.
Housed in a historic brick building with almost 6,000 sq. feet of space (excluding the outdoor heated patio & bar), featuring 3 bars, and 2 levels of fun. Once inside, you’ll be transported to a Winter Wonderland and treated like family. Santa Claus will be on hand to spread holiday cheer and greet our guests as they arrive.
Oaked is located at 1031 Lynch St. St. Louis, MO 63118
Kwanzaa is a Swahili term that means “first fruits,” and this contemporary African-American holiday centers around the feast table of the harvest. A Kwanzaa ceremony highlights a day of storytelling, craft and jewelry displays, and authentic African drumming and musical performances.
It’s that time of year! The Loading Dock Bar & Grill in Grafton is gearing up for the Grand Re-Opening of their Ice Skating Rink on Saturday, November 23rd. Each November The Boatworks is transformed into a Winter Wonderland offering ice skating, s’mores tables, and a full menu and bar, that is sure to entertain adults and kids alike.
The rink will be open Friday, Saturday, & Sunday through March 8. 2020 with extended hours during Thanksgiving and Christmas breaks. Special events this year include a visit from Santa and a New Years Eve party.
Venue: Small Change 2800 Indiana Avenue St. Louis, MO 63118
Miracle is a Christmas-themed pop-up cocktail bar that serves holiday cocktails in a festive setting. With kitschy holiday décor, professionally-developed cocktails and the nostalgic energy of the best office party you’ve ever been to, Miracle is sure to get even the grouchiest grinch in the holiday spirit.
Guests will take a real train ride from St. Louis Union Station to the 'North Pole' and discover the magical journey of one boy's search for the real meaning of Christmas. The Train Ride departs from St. Louis Union Station for a 45-minute adventure to the North Pole. The train ride is promised to be filled with magic, songs, and cheer.
Soulard Farmers Market is located at 730 Carroll Street in St. Louis, Missouri, a half mile north of the Anheuser-Busch Brewery. The market is open Wednesday through Saturday, year round. They feature locally grown and shipped in goods, including: produce, meats, cheeses, spices, gourmet kettle corn, flowers, baked goods, and general merchandise. There are also several different eateries that have many food options, which allows customers the convenience to grab a quick bite to eat and a drink while shopping.
Steinberg Skating Rink is the largest outdoor ice skating rink in the Midwest, offering public skating all day, everyday—including all holidays. Your skate admission is valid for all day. You may arrive at anytime during business hours & skate as long as you like.
Go "Up on the Rooftop" for a whimsical holiday cocktail pop-up experience with extreme decor and delicious seasonal drinks, small plates and more. Three Sixty at the top of the Hilton at the Ballpark overlooks the downtown lights and the glowing Gateway Arch. Cozy indoor spaces and outdoor patio fire pits.
November 30, 2019 - December 21, 2019 (Saturdays Only)
Usher in the holiday season with a “traditional” European WinterMarkt at Urban Chestnut’s Midtown Brewery & Biergarten. Eat, drink, and be merry with local vendors on hand for holiday shopping
Enjoy a stroll through more than one million twinkling lights at Winter Wonderland. Tickets are $6, not including MetroTix fees. Pre-registration is required. Dogs on a leash, cameras, strollers and wagons are all welcome. Desserts, hot chocolate, and other beverages will be available for purchase. Also, be on the lookout for a special visitor from the North Pole until 8:45 pm!
November 23 - January 26, 2019 (Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays)
A favorite St. Louis winter tradition for all ages, the fourth annual Winterfest, presented by Bank of America and World Wide Technologies returns to Kiener Plaza and features a community ice rink, a Winter Market shopping district, reserved Igloo seating with Sugarfire table service and more exciting events than ever before.
Big Muddy Adventures was established in 2002. They are the first professional outfitteguiding company providing access to the wild wonders of the Middle Mississippi and Lower Missouri Rivers.
ZipTour zip lines take about 2.5 hours to complete. Tours run from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Riders are assigned to tour groups which are escorted through the course by two safety guides.
Always check the Snow Report before coming out to Hidden Valley for updates on snow and tubing conditions. Skiing, snowboarding, and tubing are weather-dependent activities and conditions and hours are subject to change without notice.
Experience the Gateway to the West with Sofar! From The Grove to Cherokee Street to The Loop, they're reimagining live events through curated, secret performances in intimate settings. Come mingle with touring acts, local and international artists, fellow music lovers and our imaginative hosts.
Celebrated as one of today's most exciting and enduring orchestras, the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra is the second-oldest orchestra in the country, marking its 140th year with the 2019/2020 season and its first with Music Director Stéphane Denève. Widely considered one of the world's finest orchestras, the SLSO maintains its commitment to artistic excellence, educational impact, and community connections – all in service to its mission of enriching lives through the power of music.
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Halloween Parties and Events 2017 Monster Megathread!
Disclaimer: All the following information is from both Honolulu Magazine & Honolulu Family, however, feel free to add / correct / update...WHATEVERS! Because this thread is for you, the fine users of /Oahu. If you go to any of them, please post pics and reviews...you've got to be tired of seeing me posting all'a the time, so go for it! I'd also advise checking the websites and/or calling to make sure the events are still on and that the information hasn't changed. From Honolulu Magazine: Hitchcocktober at Consolidated Theatres OCT. 3–31 Nothing says Halloween like rewatching some of Alfred Hitchcock’s most iconic films. (Psycho still makes us nervous in the shower.) Consolidated Theatres will be showing special screenings of North by Northwest, Notorious, Vertigo, Rebecca and Psycho every Tuesday at Kāhala Mall throughout October, with a double screening of Psycho at Kāhala and ‘Ōlino Theatres on Halloween. Talk about a fright night. Kāhala: 4211 Wai‘alae Ave.; ‘Ōlino: 91-5431 Kapolei Parkway, #600, Kapolei (Kapolei on Halloween night only); $10, Tuesdays at 7 p.m., consolidatedtheatres.com/oahu Ghouls ’N’ Gamblin’ OCT. 20 Feelin’ lucky? Come in character to the Elite Parking Foundation’s casino night for your chance to win $500 in the costume contest, a trip for two to Las Vegas in the prize drawing and more. This year, proceeds from entrance tickets, casino and alcohol sales will benefit the Special Olympics of Hawai‘i and the Boys & Girls Club of Hawai‘i. Pōmaika‘i Ballrooms, 735 ‘Iwilei Road, $25 presale, $35 at the door, 6–11 p.m., eventbrite.com Tim Burton Film Festival OCT. 20–22 Tim Burton’s films don’t all take place around Halloween, but they’re still creepy enough to get you in the spooky mood. Here’s your chance to see Beetlejuice, Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, Edward Scissorhands and Corpse Bride on the big screen in a (supposedly) haunted theater. Hawai‘i Theatre, $7–$12, hawaiitheatre.com The Rocky Horror Picture Show – Hosted by Tita Tisling and Cast OCT. 26–31 Let’s do the time-warp again! Instead of watching The Rocky Horror Picture Show at home for the billionth time, experience the cult classic on a monster-size movie screen. This fully interactive show is accompanied by a full cast of characters and gives you the chance to shout and dance in your seats (and even dress up as your favorite characters. Dibs on Frank N. Furter!). Doors open an hour before start time for cocktails, movie snacks, props and more. The Arts at Marks Garage, 1159 Nu‘uanu Ave., Oct. 26 and 27 at 8 p.m., Oct. 28 at 7 p.m. and midnight, October 31 at 8 p.m., $20 advance tickets, $25 at the door, eventbrite.com Art After Dark: Kings & Queens OCT. 27 Calling all scream queens and kings of horror: Come spend the evening with Halloween royalty at the Halloween edition of Honolulu Museum of Art’s Art After Dark. Get down to spooky sounds from King DJ Revise and Queen DJ Tittahbyte, sip on frightfully good cocktails at the iichiko bar and enter the costume contest for your chance to be officially crowned king or queen of the Halloween ball. Honolulu Museum of Art, 900 S. Beretania St., free for museum members, $25 general admission, 6–9 p.m., honolulumuseum.org/events/art_after_dark/16501-kings_queens Hallowbaloo 2017 OCT. 28 Honolulu’s Chinatown arts district and historic Downtown will once again transform into a massive spooktacular celebration of music, craft beer, food, art and entertainment. This year’s street festival promises Hawai‘i’s largest Halloween outdoor craft beer experience, food trucks, three stages of music and entertainment and the chance to win $1,000 in a costume contest. Then, walk your wicked self over to the after party at Club Hallowbaloo featuring eight clubs and just one cover charge. Nu‘uanu Ave., Hotel, Smith and Pauahi streets; street festival: 5–10 p.m.; Club Hallowbaloo: until 2 a.m.; $10–$45, 21 and over (unless accompanied by an adult), eventbrite.com Rock the Block Halloween SpooktaculaThe Creepy Tiki Cruise OCT. 28 Classic cars, pinup girls and … zombies? We can dig it. Put on your favorite poodle skirt, tease and grease up that hair and come on down to Rock the Block in Kaka‘ako for a throwback Halloween party featuring classic cars and bikes, pretty dames, gruesome zombies, street vendors, food trucks, live music by Ooklah, Jimmy Weeks and more. Cooke and Auahi streets, free, 5–10 p.m., facebook.com Halloween at the Hyatt OCT. 31 Batmen, Wonder Women, this one’s for you: “League Up!” is your chance to suit up as your favorite superhero (or villain) for a night filled with tricks and treats. Fly solo or assemble the squad for the Halloween costume contest and you could win up to $2,000 in cash and prizes. Don’t want the night to end? Head over to the official after party at The District Nightclub and keep the fun going all night long. Hyatt Regency Waikīkī Beach Resort and Spa, 2424 Kalākaua Ave., $10 general admission, $20 VIP (includes a glow stick, fast pass to skip lines and a candy pouch), 8 p.m., seetickets.us Your Guide to the Scariest Haunted Houses in Honolulu Haunted Plantation WAIPAHU Your worst nightmares come true at the Haunted Plantation in Waipahu. On Friday the 13th, the Hawai‘i Plantation Village transforms into a haunted attraction complete with crazy circus clowns, gross zombies and a hideous pale woman. More than 70 costumed actors are hiding inside the houses in the village, waiting to scare you. The movie-quality special-effects makeup really adds to the extra creepiness factor. What’s even scarier are the stories of real ghosts reported on the site of this former sugar plantation village. Throw in some spooky music and fog—you’ve got a recipe for a good scare. Oct. 13–15, 20–22, 27–29, 31, $15 general admission, $20 fast pass, Waipahu Plantation Village, 94-695 Waipahu St., hawaiihauntedplantation.com Skeleton Key Presents Mummy: Curse of the Crypt by Jorge Garcia KAILUA You don’t need to take a trip to King Tutankhamun’s tomb in the Valley of the Kings to see mummies—a new haunted house in Kailua is packed with them. Mummy: Curse of the Crypt is Kailua’s newest haunt designed by Hawai‘i Five-O actor Jorge Garcia and produced by Skeleton Key Hawai‘i’s Kevin Keaveney. Your mission is to escape this long-lost Egyptian crypt to survive the mummy’s curse. Be prepared to feel claustrophobic. Tight spaces? You bet. You’ll need to navigate through the dark and winding tunnel with mummies creeping at every turn. Can you make it out alive? 7–11 p.m. on Oct. 6–7, 13–14, 19–21, 26–31 and keiki-friendly days from 5–7 p.m. on Oct. 21, 28–29, $15 general admission, $20 fast pass, 171 A-Hamakua Drive, skeletonkeyhawaii.com Zombie Paintball Massacre DOWNTOWN The undead are after you. You’re armed with a paintball gun and only one goal: Save the world. Good luck. 7–11 p.m., Oct. 13–14, 20–21, 27–31, $10 per person for groups of 10 or more, $12 presale, $15 at the door, $20 fast pass (tickets available at all military outlets, Razor Concepts and UH Campus Center), 919 Kekaulike St., scream808.com Honolulu Family's Halloween Events in Hawai‘i-2017 Sunday, Oct. 1 through Oct. 31 Pumpkin Patch at Waimānalo Farm Saturdays and Sundays, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Weekdays are often for school group visits only. Visit Waimānalo Country Farmsʻ Facebook page for the latest information. Pick a pumpkin, sip on fresh lemonade and play at the farm at this pumpkin patch on O‘ahuʻs windward side. While youʻre there, stop by the sunflower patch, which will also be open this month. Waimānalo Country Farms, 41-225 Lupe St., Waimānalo, (808) 306-4381, waimanalocountryfarms.com Tuesday, Oct. 10 Movie Night at Kahuku Library: Ghostbusters 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. This remake of the classic 1980s movie follows paranormal researcher Abby Yates and physicist Erin Gilbert as their research into modern ghosts proves to be too successful. Soon, they and two other New Yorkers must go to battle when 1,000 mischievous ghouls descend on Times Square. The movie is rated PG-13. Free. Kahuku Public Library, 56-490 Kamehameha Highway, (808) 293-8935, librarieshawaii.org Saturday, Oct. 14 through Sunday, Oct. 29 Aloun Farms 17th Annual Pumpkin Festival Saturdays and Sundays, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pick pumpkins, sweet corn, beans and sunflowers, then go for a free hayride or saddle up for a pony ride at this working farm in Kapolei. There will also be photo stations, carnival games and rides and a free WiFi hotspot. The first weekend, families can try free educational farm activities. Oct. 21 and 22 will have a free obstacle course and Oct. 28 will have costume contests and free carnival games. Bring two trash bags of gently used clothes to get free entry and a chance to win a family four-pack of passes to Wet ‘n’ Wild Hawai‘i. Pumpkins will be priced according to size. Bring cash. No checks or credit cards will be accepted. $3 admission, kids 2 years and younger are free. Military Appreciation Day is Saturday, Oct. 28 when admission is free with military ID. Aloun Farms, Old Farrington Highway between Kapolei and Waipahu., (808) 677-9516, alounfarms.com Saturday, Oct. 14 Saturday Afternoon at the Movies: The Little Vampire 2 to 3:30 p.m. Tony is the new kid in a small, remote village in Scotland, making him the target of bullies. He’s also having nightmares about vampires. One night, a young vampire, Rudolph, flies into his room and soon, the two are working together to help the family of vampires regain their humanity. The film is rated PG. Free. Hawai‘i State Library, 478 S. King St., (808) 586-3520, librarieshawaii.org Felted Fall Pumpkins Workshop 2:30 to 4 p.m. Make a woolly jack o’lantern with a local fiber artist. Felting needles are sharp so parents may want to stay to help their kids. The minimum age is 8, but 7-year-olds may come with a parent. $20, 8 years and older. Art Explorium, 1142 Koko Head Ave., (808) 312-4316, artexplorium.org Sunday, Oct. 15 Spooky Scenes Workshop 2:30 to 4 p.m. Kids will make ghosts, pumpkins, spiders and more from air-dry clay then create a pop-up scene as a backdrop. $20, 5 years and older. Art Explorium, 1142 Koko Head Ave., (808) 312-4316, artexplorium.org Howl-O-Ween Woof-tacular & Doggie Escape Room 3 to 7 p.m. Dressed-up dogs can celebrate with a costume contest, doggie limbo and trick contests, a pet photo booth and pumpkin prize pull. Sign up early for the Doggie Escape Room, where you need to find your spare keys to get a candy-stuffed Fido to the veterinarian. The family with the fastest time will win a prize pack of dog goodies. The event is a fundraiser for Assistance Dogs of Hawai‘i. Registration for the escape room begins at noon, a small participation donation fee is requested. Free. 2961C East Mānoa Road, (808) 783-7390, hawaiidoggiebakery.org/events Monday, Oct. 16 Color Mask: Trick-or-Treat Event 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Make a superhero mask and trick-or-treat around the library. Kids in grades kindergarten through sixth grade will be given a nametag, which they will need to trick-or-treat. Free. Mililani Library, 95-820 Maka‘imo‘imo St., Mililani, (808) 627-7470, librarieshawaii.org Tuesday, Oct. 17 Reading Awakens: This Halloween 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Dress up in your favorite Star Wars costume to join games, crafts, snacks and a selfie photo booth. Free. Kahuku Public Library, 56-490 Kamehameha Highway, (808) 293-8935, librarieshawaii.org Wednesday, Oct. 18 Pumpkin Palooza 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Pumpkin stories, crafts, games, pumpkin pie in a cup and other activities will be available for kids. Young keiki must be accompanied by an adult. Free. Waimānalo Public Library, 41-1320 Kalaniana‘ole Highway, (808) 259-2610, librarieshawaii.org Friday, Oct. 20 Halloween Family Camp at Camp Erdman 3:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 21 through 2 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 22. The not-so-spooky-themed camp for families includes three days and two nights in cabins with showers and all meals. Activities include a costume contest, arts and crafts, a haunted house, scavenger hunt-style trick-or-treating, swimming and hiking. In the past, arts and crafts included tie dying, candle making and pumpkin carving. Rates begin at $115 per person for space for a tent to $1,240 for a deluxe cabin that houses up to eight people. Camp Erdman, 69-385 Farrington Highway, Waialua, (808) 637-4615, camperdman.org Tim Burton Film Festival: Beetlejuice 8 p.m. Arts and crafts, a themed costume contest and entertainment lead into the showing of Tim Burton’s story about two ghosts who test their haunting chops when two over-the-top yuppies threaten to makeover their home in this classic Tim Burton comedy. Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis call on freelance bio-exorcist Beetlejuice to chase the mortals out, but soon find they need to find a way to exorcise the exorcist. This movie is rated PG and runs one hour and 32 minutes. $12 general admission; $7 for kids 4 to 17 years, seniors and military and students with ID. Kids 3 years and younger are not permitted. Hawai‘i Theatre, 1130 Bethel St., (808) 528-0506, hawaiitheatre.com Saturday, Oct. 21 Pumpkin Picking at Red Barn Farmstand 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Pick a locally grown pumpkin at this Hale‘iwa shop and eatery. Pumpkins from Twin Bridge Farm will sell for $5 for medium ones, $10 for larger sizes. Then stick around for a live performance by Uncle Wayne and the Howling Dog Band at the Family Pau Hana. Ten dollar stew, chili or curry bowls as well as Red Barn's hummus dip and veggie plate will be for sale. Kids in costume will receive $1 off an entree. Free admission. 66-320 Kamehameha Highway, Hale‘iwa, (808) 753-4350, redbarnfarmstand.com 8th Annual Pumpkin Carving Festival 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Watch a master carver turn a 1,200-pound pumpkin into a character from Beauty and the Beast, watch local high school students in a carving challenge. Families can buy a pumpkin-carving kit do make their own for $35. Proceeds benefit Keiki O Ka ‘Aina Family Learning Centers. Free. $35 pumpkin carving kits include a pumpkin, tools, gloves and stencils. Windward Mall, 46-056 Kamehameha Highway, (808) 945-1005, windwardmall.com The Great Pumpkin Festival 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Pick your favorite from more than 2,500 locally grown pumpkins at the largest patch in East O‘ahu, then create arts and crafts, play games and shop in the country store. Free admission. Holy Nativity School, 5286 Kalaniana‘ole Highway, (808) 373-3232, holynativityschool.org Halloween Event and Costume Contest at Salt Lake Shopping Center 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Activities, a costume contest and center-wide trick-or-treating will be part of this annual event. Free. Salt Lake Shopping Center, 848 Liliko‘i St., (808) 735-8822, saltlakeshoppingcenter.com Spook Life Park at Sea Life Park Noon to 4 p.m. Trick-or-treat through the park, visit a haunted theater, see underwater pumpkin carving, enter the costume contest and play games for a special discounted price. The costume contest is for kids 12 years and younger, with prizes given to the most original in each age group. There will also be a category for costumes using recycled materials. $13.01 kama‘āina admission with ID, kids 2 years and younger are free. Sea Life Park, 41-202 Kalaniana‘ole Highway #7, Waimānalo, (808) 259-2500, sealifeparkhawaii.com Tim Burton Film Festival: Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children 2 p.m. Arts and crafts, a themed costume contest and entertainment lead into the showing of Tim Burton’s story about a school for children with special powers. Note, some say this film is a bit scary for younger children. The movie is rated PG-13 and runs two hours and eight minutes. $12 general admission; $7 for kids 4 to 17 years, seniors and military and students with ID. Kids 3 years and younger are not permitted. Hawai‘i Theatre, 1130 Bethel St., (808) 528-0506, hawaiitheatre.com Sunday, Oct. 22 Pumpkin Picking at Red Barn Farmstand 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Pick a locally grown pumpkin at this Hale‘iwa shop and eatery. Pumpkins from Twin Bridge Farm will sell for $5 for medium ones, $10 for larger sizes. Free admission. 66-320 Kamehameha Highway, Hale‘iwa, (808) 753-4350, redbarnfarmstand.com Tim Burton Film Festival: Corpse Bride 2 p.m. Arts and crafts, a themed costume contest and entertainment lead into the showing of Tim Burton’s story about a groom who mistakenly becomes the fiancé of a ghost bride and is taken to the land of the dead. Now it’s up to him to get back to his real-life bride. This film is rated PG and runs one hour and 18 minutes. $12 general admission; $7 for kids 4 to 17 years, seniors and military and students with ID. Kids 3 years and younger are not permitted. Hawai‘i Theatre, 1130 Bethel St., (808) 528-0506, hawaiitheatre.com Halloween Glow Jars Workshop 2:30 to 4 p.m. Make glowing glass jars with acrylic paint. Creations can be taken home and illuminated with battery-operated candles. $15, 5 years and older. Art Explorium, 1142 Koko Head Ave., (808) 312-4316, artexplorium.org Wednesday, Oct. 25 Spooktacular Halloween Party 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Kids 12 years and younger can play Halloween-themed carnival games, win prizes and take pictures with Star Wars characters and a roving puppeteer. Free. Kapolei Public Library, 1020 Manawai St., Kapolei, (808) 693-7050, librarieshawaii.orgSaturday, Oct. 28 Gunstock Ranch Fall Fun Day-presale discount 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Spend some time in a petting zoo, enter costume contests, see horses in costume, play lawn games at this Halloween-themed day at the ranch. Kids can also buy script for pony and hay rides, pumpkin chucking, face and horseshoe painting. Lemonade, corn, shave ice and Gunstock Grass-fed beef will be for sale. Bring cash, closed toed shoes, and jogging strollers to help you roll over the sometimes uneven ground. You’ll receive a $3 discount on tickets if purchased online by Sunday, Oct. 15. $5 admission presale, $8 at the door. Kids 2 years and younger are free. Gunstock Ranch, 56-250 Kamehameha Highway, Kahuku, (808) 293-2026, gunstockranch.com Pre-Halloween Event and Trunk & Treat at ‘Aikahi Park Shopping Center 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Enter a keiki costume contest and go trick-or-treating at participating stores, restaurants and cars. Free. ‘Aikahi Shopping Center, 25 Kāne‘ohe Bay Drive, Kailua, shopaikahi.com Halloween Spooktacular 10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Face painting, Halloween Bingo, crafts and games are available. At 1 p.m. families can watch The Addams Family movie. Kids 5 years and younger must be accompanied by an adult. Face painting will be from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Bingo starts at 11 a.m. Free. Waikīkī-Kapahulu Public Library, 400 Kapahulu Ave., (808) 733-8488, librarieshawaii.org Mililani Backyard Night-Halloween Event 5 to 9 p.m. Check in for the contest is at 5 p.m. Judging begins at 6 p.m. Movie starts at 7 p.m. Join a keiki costume contest and do activities before watching the free showing of the live-action film, Beauty and the Beast. Prizes will be awarded for Cutest, Most Creative and Scariest in three age categories: 8 years and younger, 9 to 12 years and 13 years and older. Free, you do need a wristband for entry. Mililani Shopping Center, 95-221 Kipapa Drive and 95-390 Kuahelani Ave., Mililani, mililanishoppingcenter.com Kāhala Mall Costume Contest 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Prizes will be given to kids in eight categories including a family or group category. Free. Kāhala Mall, 4211 Wai‘alae Ave., (808) 732-7736, kahalamallcenter.com Mililani YMCA 5th Annual Trunk & Treat 5:30 to 8 p.m. Trick-or-treat from car to car at this family event. For a fee, kids can play carnival games and jump in bouncers. Food will also be sold. The costume contest begins at 6 p.m. Free. Mililani YMCA, 95-1190 Hikikaulia St., Mililani, (808) 275-4626, ymcahonolulu.org Sunday, Oct. 29 Sunday Afternoon at the Movies: Beetlejuice 1 to 3 p.m. Two ghosts test their haunting chops when two over-the-top yuppies threaten to makeover their home in this classic Tim Burton comedy. Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis call on freelance bio-exorcist Beetlejuice to chase the mortals out, but soon find they need to find a way to exorcise the exorcist. This movie is rated PG and runs one hour and 32 minutes. Free. Waikīkī-Kapahulu Public Library, 400 Kapahulu Ave., (808) 453-6566, librarieshawaii.org Patterned Pumpkin Paintings Workshop 2:30 to 4 p.m. Draw and paint a pumpkin while learning about patterns and colors. $15, 5 years and older. Art Explorium, 1142 Koko Head Ave., (808) 312-4316, artexplorium.org Keiki Halloween Costume Contest and Trick-or-Treat at Royal Hawaiian Center 3 to 10 p.m. Contest begins at 4 p.m. Trick-or-treat begins at 6 p.m. Kids and families can enter to win prizes in five categories: Cutest for kids 0 to 2 years, Most Creative for kids 3 to 5 years, Most Original for kids 6 to 10 years, Best Parent/Child Costume and Overall Grand Champion. All winners will receive Royal Hawaiian Center gift cards. Trick-or-treating will follow at participating merchants until 10 p.m. Parking will be a $5 flat rate for the day. Free. Royal Hawaiian Center, 2201 Kalākaua Ave., (808) 922-2299, royalhawaiiancenter.com Keiki Costume Ball at the Hawai‘I Children’s Discovery Center 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Trick-or-treat through the center, play games, do Halloween arts and crafts, ride the carousel, take pictures in a photo booth and have pizza and ice cream at this event for families. $16 for nonmembers, $10 for members. Hawai‘i Children’s Discovery Center, 111 Ohe St., (808) 524-5437, discoverycenterhawaii.org Windward YMCA Mermaids Halloween Show 3 p.m. Watch the synchronized swimming mermaids. The class is offered every Sunday at the YMCA. Free. Windward YMCA, 1200 Kailua Road, Kailua, (808) 261-0808, ymcahonolulu.org Monday, Oct. 30 Trick-or-Treat Escape Room: Escape the Vampire’s Lair 3 to 7 p.m. The clock is ticking. Teenagers have 30 minutes to solve the puzzles and decipher codes before the vampire wakes up to claim another victim. Advance registration is required. Seven people are allowed per session, there are four sessions. Free. Pearl City Public Library, 1138 Waimano Home Road, (808) 453-6566, librarieshawaii.org Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them 4:30 to 7 p.m. What happens when a magical creature escapes in New York City in the 1920s? Newt Scamander is returning home from a trip around the world documenting extraordinary beasts when a magical escapee and a suitcase mixup starts a chain of events that could threaten the wizarding and human worlds. Free. Mililani Public Library, 95-450 Maka‘imo‘imo St., (808) 627-7470, librarieshawaii.org Tuesday, Oct. 31-Trick-or-Treat Spots Ala Moana Center-5 to 7 p.m. 1450 Ala Moana Boulevard, alamoanacenter.com International Marketplace-5 to 7 p.m. 2330 Kalākaua Ave., shopinternationalmarketplace.com Kāhala Mall-5:30 to 7 p.m. 4211 Wai‘alae Ave., kahalamallcenter.com Ka Makana Ali‘i-5:30 to 7:30 p.m. 91-5431 Kapolei Parkway, Kapolei, kamakanaalii.com Koko Marina Center-5 to 7 p.m. 7192 Kalani‘anaole Highway, kokomarinacenter.com Mililani Shopping Center-5 to 7 p.m. 95-221 Kipapa Drive and 95-390 Kuahelani Ave., Mililani, mililanishoppingcenter.com Royal Hawaiian Center-6 to 10 p.m. 2201 Kalākaua Ave., royalhawaiiancenter.com Wai‘anae Public Library-2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Non-candy items will be handed out and kids can do crafts and games. 85-625 Farrington Highway, Wai‘anae, librarieshawaii.org Ward Village-6 to 8 p.m. 1240 Ala Moana Boulevard, wardvillage.com/events Windward Mall-5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Kids 12 years and younger. 46-056 Kamehameha Highway, Kāne‘ohe, windwardmall.com
Don’t trust the man with one eye playing poker in Atlantic City
It was a measly little game. Innocuous by all accounts. A routine for many. A setting I was familiar with. But this game was different. All thanks to the man sitting next to me. I never did catch his name. I just knew him as the man with one eye. The Borgata is a place I don’t belong, yet I fit right in. You can assimilate with any crowd when you manipulate their vulnerabilities. The aristocracy here all look at me; contempt in their eyes. Pretentious. They underestimate me. I know them better than they know themselves. Once they reach that sweet spot of inebriation and self-loathing they start to play loose with their money. And that’s when a guy like me takes advantage. I’m glad I don’t belong. The game was no limit Texas Hold ‘Em. $1-$2 blinds. I had bought in for $100 at 9:00pm and methodically turned it into about $1,250 by 1:00am. It’s early in the morning, but the casino is still bustling with energy. Saturday’s always bring out the crowds. I’ve been watching the guy across the table. He’s a shark. He thinks he can win every pot by tripling the current bet. If I bet $10, he bets $30. Every damn time. I love playing with sharks. The aggressive players are the easiest to wipe clean. The conservative players take longer, but in the end I always walk away a winner. I’m really good at poker. On the final hand of my night I cleaned his stack by check-raising with a 7-2 off-suit and added another $300 to my winnings, bringing my total profit for the night just under $1,500. “It’s been a pleasure playing with you all this evening,” I said as I gathered my chips together and prepared to cash out. The shark was pulling out his wallet to buy in again, eagerly waiting for the chance to blow another few hundred dollars. I flipped the dealer a $10 chip before walking away from the table. He held it in front of his face and nodded to say thank you. I nodded back, then turned and headed towards the cashier to collect my winnings and call it a night. But my night was just beginning. After cashing out I headed back through the casino towards the exit, passing the blackjack tables while the adjacent slot machines chimed their attractive melodies. I had gotten about halfway when I felt three taps on my shoulder. I spun around and found myself looking at the man who sat next to me at the poker table. He had been there when I initially joined and played ultra conservatively the entire night. I had studied him at the table, assessing my opponent. But he hardly participated during the game. He folded almost every hand, and only played beyond the flop when he was big blind. “What’d you have that last hand?” He stared at me from behind his sunglasses, slightly tilting his head forward to look out from under the brim of his baseball cap. Typical poker attire for the inexperienced. I let out a short laugh. “Sorry buddy, I never reveal my cards unless I have to. You should have played the hand if you wanted to know.” “C’mon...you can tell me.” I winked at him and smiled. “Maybe next time.” Before I could turn away the man placed both hands on my shoulders and held me in place, still shielding his face with his baseball cap. “You’re quite the poker wiz.” I felt uneasy. “Uh, thanks.” “How’d you like to play a real game?” “I, uh, think I just did.” “You mean the kiddie table? No, not that. I’m talkin’ high stakes, man. $50,000 buy-in. $1,000-$2,000 blinds.” I reached up, grabbed his arms and released myself from his grip. “Sorry bud. I don’t have that kind of cash.” “I do! I can post your buy-in!” He turned his head and looked directly at me. The bright lights of a nearby slot machine shined onto his sunglasses and I could vaguely see the outline of one eye staring at me. The other side of his face appeared to be a dark crater of an empty eye socket. I squinted and tried to make out more of the features that were behind his sunglasses, but he quickly lowered his head. “Why would you cover my buy-in?” He lowered his head further, looking directly at the ground. “I am...not the best at poker. Terrible, actually. But you! You’re an expert!” “I’m not going to play for you, if that’s what you’re getting at.” “No no. You pay back the fifty-K I give you and then we can split whatever you win.” “And what if I lose?” He took off his sunglasses and looked at me, exposing his eyeless cavity in the glow of flashing lights. I winced at the sight. “I’m willing to take that risk.” Despite his disfigurement, the one-eyed man had dangled a tempting carrot in front of my face. A fifty thousand dollar buy-in that I didn’t actually have to pay for? It was free money. And losing wouldn’t cost me anything. That carrot was far too tempting to resist. He gave me an address and instructed me to meet him there in thirty minutes. It was just outside Atlantic City on Route 40 at an auto body shop. When I pulled up the place looked deserted. Beyond rows of mangled cars I could see that the building had no lights turned on. I sat in my car and observed the perimeter. Not a sign of life anywhere. A sudden knock on my passenger side door startled me. I jumped in my seat when I turned and saw the gaping hole in the face of the one-eyed man staring back at me. He held up a large brown paper bag. “I’ve got the cash!” His voice was slightly muffled from the other side. “There’s no one here!” I yelled at him. “It’s around back.” I’d heard of shady backroom poker games before. They always depict them in movies as places where someone gets caught with cards up their sleeves and gets shot in the chest. I didn’t think I had anything to worry about. The people that get shot at these places are usually the ones cheating. And I don’t cheat. I exited my car and walked with the one eyed man through the lot of totaled cars. We circled around the building and approached a large steel door with a small rectangular slit that was covered by another piece of retractable metal. “Here, take the money,” he said, handing me the paper bag. I grabbed it and peeked inside, revealing stacks of $100 bills. While I had an uneasy feeling about this place, I must admit, holding that amount of money in my hands gave me a bit of a rush. The man pounded a fist on the door three times and almost instantly the metal window slid open. All I could see on the other side was two eyes staring back at us. “Back again, are ya?” A deep voice from the other side of the door bellowed. “Brought another chump to try to win back what you’ve lost?” “This is my secret weapon,” my one-eyed confidant replied. “He knows the stakes?” “Yes yes, he’s been briefed. Let him in already.” The window slid closed and with a loud metal clang the door slowly opened. “That’s Bruno. Go ahead and follow him, he’ll take you to a table.” “Wait, you’re not coming in?” “They don’t allow pairs. Afraid someone will cheat. But you don’t need me. You’re a stud! You’ll be fine.” I gulped and took a step forward, then stopped and turned to him. “How will I find you afterwards?” “I’ll be in my car, right behind where you parked yours.” I gave him a nervous nod and walked through the door. It sounded like a prison cell when it closed behind me. Inside, Bruno peeled back a black curtain revealing a room filled with a plume of smoke from cigars and cigarettes. Through the thick smoke I saw four different half-circle tables, each one with between five and six men seated in front of a topless female dealer. The tables immediately struck me as odd. Not the topless women. That part I instantly liked. It was the half-circle that threw me off. Typical poker games are played in a circle or an oval. These looked more like blackjack tables, except they didn’t have the traditional green felt. Instead they were covered with an over-sized white sheet that concealed the legs of the dealer, almost like an upscale Italian restaurant. “You got the cash?” Bruno asked. Being so transfixed on the room I had almost forgotten about it. I handed him the bag. He peeked inside, then quickly closed it. “Looks good. We’ll count it in the back room. You can go ahead and take a seat at that one.” He pointed to a table with five other men. “The chips are already set up at the end chair.” I walked to the table, took a seat and made a quick assessment of my opponents. An old man smoking out of a pipe who looked like he hadn’t shaved in ten years. Two young, clean cut snobs that looked like they were mooching off daddy to afford the buy-in. A middle-aged man in a suit and tie. And a biker guy with a black leather vest and a handlebar mustache. I sat out the first few games, waiting for the dealer button to pass me before entering play and watching how the other men played. They all seemed to play loose with their money. Something I was very happy about. On the last hand before the button passed me the biker was pushed all-in on the river by one of the young snobs. The cards on the table were an 8♦, 9♦, 9♣, 7♠, & Q♦. It was a hand with a ton of possibilities. Three of a kind, straight, flush, full house. The biker contemplated his move for about five minutes, staying deep in thought the entire time. He finally pulled the sheet from under the table and reached below, pulling up a small cooler on placing it on his lap. “I call and raise.” He pushed his chips forward and then opened the cooler. I stared at him confused. He kept extra cash in a cooler? He shuffled around inside the cooler; the sound of ice being shoved around and banging against the sides echoed through the room. Once he found what he was looking for he pulled his hand out, grasping the item in a closed fist. He shook the excess water and ice off his hand, then tossed the item into the pot. Rolling over the chips and across the table was a severed human finger. All the other players around us stopped and gawked at our table. Some of the other men had wild excitement in their eyes. The biker kept a straight face as I stared down at the finger mixed among the chips, both perturbed and horrified. “I call.” Loud commotion from the other players engulfed through the room as everyone jumped out of their seats and rushed to surround our table. My eyes went wide from disbelief. What the hell was this? The biker smiled and flipped the two cards in front of him. 10♦ & J♦. Straight flush. He had the nuts - the best possible hand with the cards already on the table. The crowd erupted with cheer, eventually falling into a chant of “Cut it off! Cut it off!” while some of them pumped fists into the air. The young snob placed his cards face down on the table and mucked; his face turning white in the process. It all became clear to me. This was more than just high stakes poker. They weren’t only betting cash at this place. They were betting human body parts. Bruno quickly emerged from within the chanting crowd wearing latex gloves and holding a partially rusted hacksaw, a half-smoked cigarette dangling from his mouth. One of the topless dealers followed him with a large smile on her face carrying medical supplies. She placed a stool next to our table and a metal tin positioned underneath. “Index finger. Give it.” Bruno ordered the snob. He gave the order in such a casual tone, like he had done this before. The snob raised a shaking arm and presented his hand. Bruno moved quickly, grabbing the snob’s finger and yanking it over to the stool. In the same motion he raised the saw and instantly went to work sawing off the finger. Droplets of blood flew through the air as the snob screamed from the pain. My mind raced as I watched it all unfold. I was in trouble. I couldn’t just up and walk out of the place without playing a single hand. Leaving so suddenly would arouse suspicion. Obviously what these men were doing wasn’t legal. They might think of me as a possible snitch. And there was no telling what the man with one eye waiting for me outside might do if he found out I abandoned the game. Bruno threw the freshly severed finger of the snob to the biker while the topless dealer went to work applying a tourniquet with fishing line, then she used a metal sheet with a wooden handle heated with a blow torch to cauterize the stump. The crowd dissipated back to their tables as the biker picked up the finger on the table and stored it away in his cooler. I shuddered at the thought of what else was in that cooler. The night moved on from there like a regular poker game. Every so often someone would reach under their table and bet a body part. An ear. Part of a tongue. Skin from someone’s shoulder. A toe. Most of these hands were met the same enthusiasm, but the result was usually a fold. One guy called and wound up having a molar pulled out of his mouth with a pair of plyers. I dumped my usual style of play and resorted to a more conservative approach. I fully admit, I was scared. Still, I managed to pull in about $5,000. After two hours people started to cash out and leave. I thought it might be a good opportunity to make my way out. I was sure the man with one eye expected me to come out doubling his investment, but $2,500 profit was better than going back out there empty handed. No pun intended. On what I decided would be my final hand for the night I was dealt an incredible hand: pocket kings. No starting hand in Texas Hold ‘Em is ever a guaranteed win. But I liked my odds. The only possible starting hand that was better than mine would be pocket aces. The biker raised $5,000 pre flop; my entire profit. I had been watching his game all night. He was smart. He knew when to fold and when to raise. He won the majority of the hands I had witnessed. And he used the contents of his cooler under the table to intimidate and bring an entirely new element of strategy to poker. Admittedly I admired his play style, and his raise was an indicator that he had a strong hand. But my hand was likely stronger. It was worth at least calling and seeing what the flop would bring me. I tossed $5,000 worth in chips to the center. “Call,” I said out loud, trying to sound confident. The dealer laid out three cards on the table. J♠ K♦ 8♠. I had flopped three of a kind; fairly decent, but not the nuts just yet. The other two cards left a lot of possibilities. If the biker had four to a straight or a flush he had pretty good odds at beating me with the last two cards. There was also the chance he had pocket jacks or 8’s and wound up with four of a kind. I tapped a finger on the table indicating a check. The biker quickly went to his stack and pushed forward a stack of chips. “$20,000.” A bead of sweat dripped down my forehead as I thought more about the possibilities. At the moment I had the best hand. The next two cards would dictate whether it stayed that way or not. Usually in this scenario I would make a large bet to try to force the other player to fold, protecting my lead and eliminating the chance of my hand being beaten with the turn or the river. The fear of potentially losing a limb kept me from making that play all night. I decided to trust my years of experience. My instinct. “I’m all in.” I said waving the back of my hand over my chips. I was sure he would fold. The biker stared me down from across the table, studying me while he shuffled chips in his right hand. He held that position for a good three minutes that felt like an eternity. I, meanwhile, tried to act as though I hadn’t a worry in the world. My heart was pounding so hard I worried it would be a tell. “You came here with that one eyed man, didn’t you?” he asked me. “I might have.” “How do you think he lost his eye?” I didn’t react, not wanting to give him any sort of indication of my hand. “How’d you like to win his eye back?” He reached below to table and pulled out his cooler. “I call and raise.” He shuffled around inside his cooler, looked up at me, and tossed an eyeball into the table. It rolled over the pile of chips and eventually came to a stop with the pupil staring right back at me. The risk of losing my eye was too great. I may be winning right now but that could easily change. My gut told me to fold, but it meant I would be leaving with nothing. And it meant the possibility of a far worse punishment from the man with one eye. “I call.” The remaining crowd moved in on us. I flipped my cards displaying my pocket kings. He flipped his cards. 10♠ Q♠. He had both four to a straight and four to a flush. An ace, a nine, or any spade meant I would lose. The dealer burnt a card and laid down the turn. 5♣. It didn’t help either of us and my chances of winning became greater. I stood up and rubbed my eyes, worried that it would be the last time I’d get to see out of one of them. Then the river. Q♦. Relief swept over me. He had a pair of queens. I had three kings. The crowd clapped and I let out the breath of air I had been holding. I got to keep my eyes. And I had just won a pot worth more than $100,000, at least $25,000 of which was all mine. “Well played,” the biker said. "I’m sure your partner will appreciate having his eye back, even if it doesn’t work anymore.” How the hell am I going to transport this eyeball? I thought to myself. “Just one minute!” Bruno yelled across the room. “Don’t give him those chips or that eye!” I squinted at him, confused as he moved briskly to our table. He peered at me as he walked, a stack of cash in his hand. “There’s a problem with your money.” “What do you mean? It’s all there!” I yelled back. “Oh it adds up, alright. Only problem is...” he waved the cash in front of him “...this money is counterfeit!” I was in complete shock. The one eyed man had used me. No wonder he didn’t care about losing the $50,000 he gave me. I was his patsy. Bruno moved in on me and grabbed me by my shirt, pulling me right in front of his face. “Thought you could pull a fast one on us?!” He raised his other arm and I briefly saw a shiny object held firmly in his fist. Before I could make out what he was holding he plunged his fist downwards and I felt the object pried into my left eye socket, wiggling its way to the back of my eye. “You’re not leaving here with any money. Or one of your eyes.” Two months later and I was back at $1-$2 table at The Borgata wearing a pair of sunglasses and a baseball cap, sticking to games much more low key. My days of being an active participant in high stakes poker games are over. But tonight I’m watching the chubby man across the table. He’s good. He’s accumulated about $2,000 worth of chips in just a couple of hours. He was worthy. My perfect patsy. I followed him when he excused himself to use the bathroom, waiting outside for him to come back out. As soon as he exited I approached him, placing my hand on his shoulder to stop him in his tracks. “You’re pretty good. How’d you like to play a real game of poker?” I’ll never be able to see out of it again, but I’ll also never get any sleep at night knowing that someone got the best of me. And that my eye is sitting in a cooler that belongs to a biker with a handlebar mustache. You can’t trust a man with one eye. Survival Procedure
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David Freeman A hard boiled rebel detective for the Federal Bureau of Cyberneurics. David recalls Rustin Cohle, Joe Miller, Jimmy McNulty, Sherlock Holmes with a shot of Christian Bale on the rocks. David is a caucasian male in his late forties, approximately six feet two inches. Some long line of introspective European, maybe German or Jewish. He is medium built with coiled muscles and razer reflexes from prior military training and cardiovascular exercise. He has a gaunt angled face framed with stiff black hair just beginning to edge grey. His nose, bent from too many bar fights, watches over chapped and sealed lips. His eyes are hollow almond, the kind that wish they were somewhere else. He wears a prussian blue work suit which hasn’t been ironed in a while and a coffee-stained dress shirt. Loss drives David, loss of his daughter. He spends his days remorsing on her death and his nights searching for her killer. All the while drowning in the closest drink. After his daughter’s death David had her neural network digitally entombed, the demi-soul of her thoughts now dwelling on a cerebral implant inside his head. He wants his daughter back but knows he can never have that. He harbors burning vengeance for the one who took his daughter away for him but six long years of searching have brought him no closer. His is a relentless pursuit of truth. David is a rowboat of self-inflicted rage amid a tempest of sorrow. David keeps mostly to himself and has trouble trusting the intentions of others. Experienced at sensing the order of things, David focuses on objective facts and patterns to solve crimes. Everything is processed through logical filters and his curiosity is often more interested in finding answers then the answers themselves. Always vigilant, David adapts to changing circumstances spontaneously. His voice is monologue and melancholy, the kind talking directly to you. His vocabulary, down to earth and working man but all to often straying toward existentialism. David is a heterosexual man. His ex-wife used to break out the kinky handcuffs, but that was before she left, taking his chance of a happy little family with her. And the dog, he liked the dog. It is not that David won’t stop and momentarily contemplate the taunt wet curves of the stripper at the bar. But it always comes back to the pointlessness of it all which prevents him from forming human connections. Politically, David supports the Hegemony because the Hegemony supports his paycheck. He knows the government does bad things but, the way he sees it, it is not his problem. Whether it is this party in power or that one makes little difference. David holds much the same beliefs on religion. He is apatheistic, whether or not God exists being irrelevant since God clearly has no intention of interfering down here. Sophia “Jax” Mao A retro hacker determined to change the world. Jax multiplies Lisbeth Salander, Trinity, Sombra, Major Mira Killian, Elliot Alderson, with a hit of Tiny Tina straight to the veins. Jax is a hispanic female in her early twenties, approximately five foot one inch. She is fluent in mexican and ryukyuan. Growing up on the street, Jax was a parkour fanatic and her body is thin and lithe with viperious agility.. Her face is a mocha teardrop laced with a midnight lavender mohawk and not-so-subtle eyebrow extensions. A platinum nose ring clips a petite nose above sensual lips the most irresistible violet. Her eyes scream neon pink from cybernetic iris implants. An ink black dragon scrawls across her elegant curved back. Her nails are hieroglyphic LED. She wears a short leather jacket, studded rivet belt and frayed mini-skirt, all shades between onyx and pitch. Her scent is lilac. Pleasure and fame drive Jax. She wants nothing more than to be remarkable among a sea of forgotten people and ride every thrilling sensation she can achieve on her way to the top. Orphaned at a young age Jax was raised on the streets and it was on the streets that she learned to hack. At age seven she had broken into her first cryptocurrency bank. At age eleven she had programed a class III artificial intelligence. But it was Retros, the virtual reflections of the past, where Sophia truly found her domain. Here in the Retros, Jax is queen, bending chance and circumstance to her will. She spends her days dominating cyberspace under her alias, telecasting her performances to a captive holo-vid fan club. She spends her nights lit by hazers, empathogens and psychoanaleptics in underground rave discotecas. Jax is an ecstacy firecracker illuminating a starless night. She laughs, loves and lives her life to the fullest. She is seductive, daring, and optimistic. Yet she knows her waves in the web have made her some deadly enemies. She uses her cleverness and flexibility to constantly evade these foes, always having an alternative contingency. Jax is charged up by being around other people and can multitask like a processor in parallel. She focuses on possibilities and values creativity and innovation. Feelings give her direction and she is sensitive to the emotions of others often using these to manipulate them. Her voice is quirky and hyperactive. Her vocabulary playful tones but a penchant for awkward cursing. Romantically, Jax is bisexual woman with preference for women. She has seen it all but don’t make the mistake of thinking she is a slut. Every partner she has ever been with has had to earn it. Problem with a girl like Jax, she is rarely satisfied for long. She is not narcissistic, nor high maintenance, she just has space rocket standards. Jax falls somewhere between libertarian and anarchist. Part of her dreams of a future where triumphant democracy allows us to live free. But a smarter part of her knows that it is all going to have to come burning down to get there. On triple proxy encrypted channels there are messages with certain rebel elements. Whether she would even take the next step even Jax doesn't know for sure. Jax is a Catholic. She knows her Madre would have never approved of her lifestyle but nevertheless she still clings to the old religion. She finds ironic comfort, like a fairytale amidst the swirling chaos of everything else. Be a good person and upload to heaven. Someday. Eli Achebe Malik A slave mechanic for the Keays War Raiders. Eli is constructed from Idris Elba, Denzel Washington, Samuel L. Jackson, Tom Hardy, and nitro primed with Ludacris. Eli is an african american male in his mid thirties, approximately six feet seven inches. Before the Fall, genetic engineering was widespread and in the post-apocalyptic nomads these mutagen chromosomes have been evolutionarily selected. His bones are ultra-dense from rare earth metal ossification. Myosacro hyperplasia reinforced by years of junkyard weight lifting have built his muscles brutish. Eli’s face has a rough texture and granite jawline, his hair is corded dreadlocks adorned with cerimonial trinkets. His skin is scarred ebony hide. His hawk eyes are shaded moss green. His left arm is a military-grade cybernetic aug with hydraulic servos and piezoelectric twitch fibers. He wears a threaded dirt linen tunic with camouflage leather breeches. When traveling in the mantle tunnels he wears a mole suit, water cooled trench coat and strapped oxygen tank. He speaks rarely but when he does his voice is calm and bass. His vocabulary is english mixed with Akkadian. Survival drives El, survival at any conceivable cost. Taken from his birth clan as annual tribute, his first memories are of the long trek across the Oklahoma floodplains. He was sold at the outskirts of the Mojave irradiated zone to the Keays Boys. The savages brought him to the trash mesa ruins of San Diego. They forced him into the mechanic trenches, but under the encouraging touch of thorn whips, Eli found he had a gift. He was adept at turning rusting metal into diesel-spitting machine. His cars, whether screaming past salt-flat speedways or pillaging neighboring tribes, always seemed the fastest. On his name day he was sold to the Boss for work on the warlord’s personal mech walker. He spends his days tinkering with gatling machine guns and squeezing every ounce of horsepower out of turbine engines. Eli is a calm wind over scorching desert. He has a serenity that comes from having everything taken away. He seeks a harmony with nature and shows a gentleness towards lingering life. But buried underneath that is loathing and fury for what his tormentors have done to him. He is independant save for the shackles that bind him, yet dependable, pragmatic and tenacious. In his mind what separates mankind from beast is values, chief among them honesty and justice and he judges others by this same code of honor. Eli is a heterosexual man. At an early age his genitals were mutilated both to boost testosterone for cage fights and render slaves unable to reproduce. David’s religion prohibits sexual desires outside of marriage and he is quick to temper errant thoughts. David, despite being a lone wolf, longs for a family some day. Eli is an outsider. All he has ever known is gang tyranny and tribal castes. Eli believes deeply in the shamanistic creed of his birth, loosely translated as the Quake Brotherhood. This religion preaches that a prophet will come some day to reclaim the earth and only those who follow the rituals strictly will be saved. Eli has practiced these rituals in secret for many long years.
Neo Angeles
The Towers Neo Angeles. Founded circa 2058 in the still cooling radioactive ash of old Los Angeles, the city was an amalgamation of constructed mountains and excativated canyons. On a clear day, from the outskirts of the Mojave Irradiated Zone you could just make out the Towers gleaming against the bay. Massive citadels formed from titan alloy skeleton and indomitable granicrete core, these mammoth institutes formed the foundation upon which humanity's future would be built or her soul finally crushed. There were seven towers. Lakshfi, Vault of Prosperity, home of the banking guilds and mega finance firms, was bedecked opulent golden whirls on decadent silver, her enormous clockface rang constantly trading marketplace cash, commodities and wealth from the Trans-African Republic to the Russian Confederacy. Anbal, High Seat of Justice, adorned marble columns with blind lady justice overwatching, in her halls the Judicators safeguarded the populace from unrelenting lawlessness. Seshrat, The Bureaucratic Monolith, tubule stylus where legions of unnamed bureaucrats churned the gears of society. Genaea, Birthplace of Gen-gineering, verdant helix whose spiraling terraces overflowed with designer vegetation and rejuvative stemcell tanks. Budyha, The Happy Corporation, supplier of franchised acme products worldwide, cartoon animations dancing along prismatic cubic surfaces. TyrX, NanoRobotic Industries, an ominous scarlet ziggurat, empty scarab husk abandoned since the Drone Wars. The last Tower, Irez, rose above the rest. Her triangular heights crawling with vid screens and vox speakers. Pinnacle crowned satellite array broadcasting Pan-China syndicated programming. Irez was the nexus for the Neuro Electronic Terminus and it was said those working in the server bunkers underneath Irez could still feel the vibrational dreams of all those lost in the NET. The Boxes The Boxes were the labyrinth sprawl at the foot of the Towers, a concrete jungle of condominiums squares and overlapping residential zones. Make enough credits and you live in a penthouse in the Highrizers. Don’t make enough and you sleep in an individual coffin bed slotted next to a couple hundred of your neighbors. For everyone in between there was the apartments. A billion people lived her, all struggling to find purpose among rampant commercialism, racial divides and a society become machine. The residential zones were checkered against the ever busy commercial sectors where your happiness was only a price tag away. Mega-malls, prefabricated chain stores and retail outlets reproducing at the limits of supply and demands. Here buzzing stream of delivery drones ferry online orders to the convenience of home. Interconnecting the residential zones and the commercial sectors was an expansive web of bridge, magnetic track and hoverway. The major transit hubs pumped the citizen lifeblood to the city through pneumonic hyperloops. Supersonic flights continuously taking off and landing at Asimove International. Perched on the hill overlooking the airfields was a lone X-21 Traveler, the launchpad on darkened lockdown since the moon colony went dark. Streams of fishing trawlers, cargo freighters, juvenile sportscraft and private yachts filtered through the cities two ports, North Marina and Rancid Harbor. At the northern end of the Boxes was Gates University, you did well in primary schooling, you went to Gates with a chance at a better life someday. Next door was the Neo Angeles Archival Library, buried in those dusty mainframes were stories from before the Fall and even the occasional banned religious texts. Nearby Genaea Memorial, High Cross and Children’s heals those with priority insurance. Those more indigent queue for St. Bellevue, coughing in the exhaust from the Infirm Crematoriums. The Boxes, for all it’s toil was not without its points of pleasure. In the Art district were the Grand Aero Theater, Bard Studioway, the Hover Speedway, and the Rave Circuses. The Entertainment Complex humed with upscale nightclubs, aroma restaurants, and the privilege casinos. Hybrid Gardens was home to reanimated birds and beasts from the extinct wild, now thriving in a photosynthetic jungle. Lakeshore Hills to the south offered serenity living for country club suburbanites. Vacation Island, pristine beach resort of the Elite, rested just offshore. And not to be forgotten was the theme park Budyha Land, family centric incorporated fun for all paying customers. The Industrial Pits Beneath the Boxes were kilometer deep bore holes penetrating the earth’s crust. Hollowed out shortly after the Twenty Minute War, they were originally intended to serve as massive fallout shelters for the city populace. However, they had since become dark fallen places where societies most undesirable seemed to settle. The poor, villainous and lost condemned to a subterranean life sentence. The Tech Caverns housed the massive nuclear facilities and hydroponics plants, life support for surface side. Augs, those who had chosen cybernetic enhancement for medical or cultural reasons were shunned by society but welcome in the engineering communities down here. The Indentured, civilians who sold their rights for protection, food and shelter, worked laborious and short lives in factory towns. Slugs, those addicted to drugs or virtual stimulation litered the sewer tunnels down here. Among these factory towns were the ethnic enclaves, Little India, Euroburg, Asiatown and Latinville, each with a dedicated crime family engaged in all out gang warfare amid ghetto squalor. Descend down a level and you would find the Subterrestrial Farms, growing luminescent biovats, gengineered plantations and meat slime nurseries. Harvesting drones nurtured and protected these pitch black fields from the hungry. The deepest abyssal Pits were mostly unknown. Hole 64 was a black site prison restricted to the most craven criminals and their machine wardens. Hole 51 was omega classified, some say it collapsed long ago, some say it contained pre-Fall relics. Those who said anymore, disappeared.
100 Things to Do in Broward Before You Die. How Many have you done?
Recently the New Times printed the 100 Things to Do in Broward Before You Die. Here is the list in a convenient easy to read format. I think there are many things missing. HELP ME MAKE OUR OWN REDDIT LIST Add your suggestions in the comments and we can compile our own list. OR...just print this list and check them off one by one... HOW MANY HAVE YOU DONE? 100 Things to Do in Broward Before You Die:
Spend an entire Sunday Funday getting wasted on Fort Lauderdale Beach. Bonus: Get your caricature drawn by Mickey…
Explore the Everglades.
Take a moonlit turtle stroll. June and July through Museum of Discovery and Science
Run for office.
See the sirens. Wreck Bar at the Sharaton Fort Lauderdale Beach Hotel (formerly the Yankee Clipper) every Friday and Saturday at 6:30pm.
Swap Shop till you drop.
Ride the Jungle Queen.
Moon the Jungle Queen
Strip club tour!
Go to dinner by boat. Water Taxi can take you to 15th Street Fisheries, Hyatt Regency Pier 66, Bahia Cabana, Shooters…
Stand beneath the six-story-tall Rain Tree in Fort Lauderdale.
Feed the tarpon at 15th Street Fisheries.
Walk over the bridge on the 17th Street Causeway.
Find the banana hammock of your dreams. (Enjoy the shops and restaurants of Wilton Manors.)
Join Fort Lauderdale's Critical Mass. Meet on the last Friday of every month at War Memorial Auditorium at 7pm for a 14 mile route.
See a real IMAX movie at the Museum of Discovery and Science.
Take in a local movie and TV marathon. There's Something About Mary, Analyze This, Marley and Me, Dexter, The Glades, Rock of Ages, and Burn Notice — all have scenes filmed around here.
Whack golf balls into the lake at Aqua Golf Range in Pembroke Park.
Jump in the hot tub at Bahia Cabana.
Visit a psychic.
Hitchhike — by Jet Ski.
Explore the arts! Young at Art Museum, the Museum of Art|Fort Lauderdale, the Girls' Club gallery, the Art and Culture Center of Hollywood, FATVillage, Broward Center for the Performing Arts, and more!
Take in the view at the top of the Hyatt Regency Pier Sixty-Six.
Make friends with retired NFL stars or Jamaican reggae stars.
Get your concealed weapons permit.
Bike around the finger islands off Las Olas Boulevard.
Check out the "World's Fastest Sport" at Dania Jai Alai.
Play on an adult kickball team.
Go night fishing.
Experience the Bergeron Rodeo in Davie.
Browse at Bob's News & Books.
Find the wild monkeys behind the Motel 6 in Dania Beach.
Host a hurricane party.
Cycle Party down Las Olas.
Play "Bitchy Bingo" with drag queens at Lips.
Fulfill your freaky fantasies at Scary Mary's tricked-out dominatrix dungeon, Chamber 7.
Drive like a local.
Ride your horse to McDonald's. The whole ranch-style town of Davie has a Western theme, and the Micky D's has a hitching post outside.
Flutter over to Butterfly World.
Become a regular at PRL Café.
Wakeboard at Ski Rixen.
Bet on a horse named Tripod at Gulfstream Park.
Catch a Fort Lauderdale Strikers game at Lockhart Stadium.
Become a Zumba instructor.
Try your luck at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Hollywood.
Know your Native American history.
Sample a flight of local brews at the Funky Buddha in Oakland Park.
Enroll in Beer Academy. For $125, the six-week course at Riverside Market will teach you everything you need to know about homebrewing. For advanced beer nerds, there's Beer Grad School.
Learn who Jaco Pastorius is.
Eat fried chicken at Betty's Soul Food.
Do a poker run to Key West with biker pals.
Spend an entire day playing house at IKEA.
Down an exquisite vegan meal at Sublime.
Eat a burger at Le Tub.
Walk around with the wild peacocks on Rose Drive in Fort Lauderdale.
Lose hours in the Stonewall National Museum and Archives.
Stargaze at Buehler Planetarium & Observatory. Public shows start at just $4.
Ogle the future MMA stars at American Top Team.
Ogle the male strippers at Le Bare.
Enjoy a bottomless brunch at Tap 42.
Make a boat friend and anchor at the sandbar at the mouth of the New River.
Watch the Winterfest Boat Parade — from a boat.
Dine in the Dark. Market 17's waiters wear night-vision goggles to bring your food in a completely blackened room, where you proceed to eat with your hands.
Join a CSA (community-supported agriculture program).
Subscribe to a local alternative news source. If you really want to know what's going on around here, stick your nose in Broward Times, the Homeless Voice, the South Florida Gay News, and/or browardbulldog.org.
Master stand-up paddleboarding or kitesurfing.
Tour Fort Lauderdale — by gondola.
Spend Record Store Day at Radio-Active Records. (Every April)
Get naked! Check in at the Rooftop Resort, where it's clothing-optional. Couples day passes cost $40 on weekends. You can't unsee anything later, but that's the experience!
Camp out at Markham Park.
Switch the dial to pirate radio.
See the spiders at Secret Woods.
Go-kart at Boomers! in Dania Beach.
Smoke cigars and hunt cougars at Blue Martini.
Catch a Splatter-Rama double feature. Indie movie theater Cinema Paradiso sometimes shows underground horror flicks like The Toxic Avenger and Street Trash, plus other cool flicks year-round.
Find love at a "nerds singles mixer." If you're coupled up already, then just browse the wares at Tate's Comics and its upstairs Bear and Bird Boutique + Gallery.
Cycle at the velodrome. Ride on the steeply banked oval track at Brian Piccolo Park — one of only three in the southeastern U.S.
Hang with the witches.
Learn to cook iguana tacos.
Crash a party at Rick Ross' mansion.
Unwind with a spa day at a gay bathhouse.
Do a brown bag winetasting at d.b.a./cafe. Wednesdays starting at 6:30, bottles of wines are poured from paper bags and diners try to guess the vintage.
Tailgate from 8 a.m. at the KISS Country Chili Cookoff in January.
Jump off a diving board at the Fort Lauderdale Aquatic Complex.
Fly kites atop the hills of Vista View Park.
See a show at Culture Room.
Run through the fountain at Hollywood Arts Park (preferably clothed).
Take Tri-Rail .
Ride the bull at one of the Cowboys Saloon's Ladies Nights, every Wednesday and Friday.
See a Florida Panthers hockey game at BB&T Center in Sunrise.
3 a.m. breakfast at Lester's Diner on State Road 84.
Volunteer.
Have a Halloween adventure at the Howling Hammock at Birch State Park.
Prancercise!
Boogie down at Adult Skate night Thursdays at Galaxy Skateway in Davie.
Grill your own beef tongue.
Watch fire-dancers at Mai-Kai.
Sunday Jazz Brunch at Riverwalk.
Play hardcourt bike polo. At Fort Lauderdale's Holiday Park, players meet on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 p.m.
Watch the cruise ships slide in and out of Port Everglades.
Characters David Freeman A hard boiled freelance detective for the Federal Bureau of Cyberneurics. David recalls Rustin Cohle, Joe Miller, Jimmy McNulty, Sherlock Holmes with a shot of Christian Bale on the rocks. David is a caucasian male in his late forties, approximately six feet two inches. Some long line of introspective European, maybe German or Jewish. He is medium built with coiled muscles and razer reflexes from prior military training and cardiovascular exercise. He has a gaunt angled face framed with stiff black hair just beginning to edge grey. His nose, bent from too many bar fights, watches over chapped and sealed lips. His eyes are hollow almond, the kind that wish they were somewhere else. He wears a prussian blue work suit which hasn’t been ironed in a while and a coffee-stained dress shirt. Loss drives David, loss of his daughter. He spends his days remorsing on her death and his nights searching for her killer. All the while drowning in the closest drink. After his daughter’s death David had her neural network digitally entombed, the demi-soul of her thoughts now dwelling on a cerebral implant inside his head. He wants his daughter back but knows he can never have that. He harbors burning vengeance for the one who took his daughter away for him but six long years of searching have brought him no closer. His is a relentless pursuit of truth. David is a rowboat of self-inflicted rage amid a tempest of sorrow. David keeps mostly to himself and has trouble trusting the intentions of others. Experienced at sensing the order of things, David focuses on objective facts and patterns to solve crimes. Everything is processed through logical filters and his curiosity is often more interested in finding answers then the answers themselves. Always vigilant, David adapts to changing circumstances spontaneously. His voice is monologue and melancholy, the kind talking directly to you. His vocabulary, down to earth and working man but all to often straying toward existentialism. David is a heterosexual man. His ex-wife used to break out the kinky handcuffs, but that was before she left, taking his chance of a happy little family with her. And the dog, he liked the dog. It is not that David won’t stop and momentarily contemplate the taunt wet curves of the stripper at the bar. But it always comes back to the pointlessness of it all which prevents him from forming human connections. Politically, David supports the Hegemony because the Hegemony supports his paycheck. He knows the government does bad things but, the way he sees it, it is not his problem. Whether it is this party in power or that one makes little difference. David holds much the same beliefs on religion. He is apatheistic, whether or not God exists being irrelevant since God clearly has no intention of interfering down here. Sophia “Jax” Mao A retro hacker determined to change the world. Jax multiplies Lisbeth Salander, Trinity, Sombra, Major Mira Killian, Elliot Alderson, with a hit of Tiny Tina straight to the veins. Jax is a hispanic female in her early twenties, approximately five foot one inch. She is fluent in mexican and ryukyuan. Growing up on the street, Jax was a parkour fanatic and her body is thin and lithe with viperious agility.. Her face is a mocha teardrop laced with a midnight lavender mohawk and not-so-subtle eyebrow extensions. A platinum nose ring clips a petite nose above sensual lips the most irresistible violet. Her eyes scream neon pink from cybernetic iris implants. An ink black dragon scrawls across her elegant curved back. Her nails are hieroglyphic LED. She wears a short leather jacket, studded rivet belt and frayed mini-skirt, all shades between onyx and pitch. Her scent is lilac. Pleasure and fame drive Jax. She wants nothing more than to be remarkable among a sea of forgotten people and ride every thrilling sensation she can achieve on her way to the top. Orphaned at a young age Jax was raised on the streets and it was on the streets that she learned to hack. At age seven she had broken into her first cryptocurrency bank. At age eleven she had programed a class III artificial intelligence. But it was Retros, the virtual reflections of the past, where Sophia truly found her domain. Here in the Retros, Jax is queen, bending chance and circumstance to her will. She spends her days dominating cyberspace under her alias, telecasting her performances to a captive holo-vid fan club. She spends her nights lit by hazers, empathogens and psychoanaleptics in underground rave discotecas. Jax is an ecstacy firecracker illuminating a starless night. She laughs, loves and lives her life to the fullest. She is seductive, daring, and optimistic. Yet she knows her waves in the web have made her some deadly enemies. She uses her cleverness and flexibility to constantly evade these foes, always having an alternative contingency. Jax is charged up by being around other people and can multitask like a processor in parallel. She focuses on possibilities and values creativity and innovation. Feelings give her direction and she is sensitive to the emotions of others often using these to manipulate them. Her voice is quirky and hyperactive. Her vocabulary playful tones but a penchant for awkward cursing. Romantically, Jax is bisexual woman with preference for women. She has seen it all but don’t make the mistake of thinking she is a slut. Every partner she has ever been with has had to earn it. Problem with a girl like Jax, she is rarely satisfied for long. She is not narcissistic, nor high maintenance, she just has space rocket standards. Jax falls somewhere between libertarian and anarchist. Part of her dreams of a future where triumphant democracy allows us to live free. But a smarter part of her knows that it is all going to have to come burning down to get there. On triple proxy encrypted channels there are messages with certain rebel elements. Whether she would even take the next step even Jax doesn't know for sure. Jax is a Catholic. She knows her Madre would have never approved of her lifestyle but nevertheless she still clings to the old religion. She finds ironic comfort, like a fairytale amidst the swirling chaos of everything else. Be a good person and upload to heaven. Someday. Eli Achebe Malik A slave mechanic for the Keays War Raiders. Eli is constructed from Idris Elba, Denzel Washington, Samuel L. Jackson, Tom Hardy, and nitro primed with Ludacris. Eli is an african american male in his mid thirties, approximately six feet seven inches. Before the Fall, genetic engineering was widespread and in the post-apocalyptic nomads these mutagen chromosomes have been evolutionarily selected. His bones are ultra-dense from rare earth metal ossification. Myosacro hyperplasia reinforced by years of junkyard weight lifting have built his muscles brutish. Eli’s face has a rough texture and granite jawline, his hair is corded dreadlocks adorned with cerimonial trinkets. His skin is scarred ebony hide. His hawk eyes are shaded moss green. His left arm is a military-grade cybernetic aug with hydraulic servos and piezoelectric twitch fibers. He wears a threaded dirt linen tunic with camouflage leather breeches. When traveling in the mantle tunnels he wears a mole suit, water cooled trench coat and strapped oxygen tank. He speaks rarely but when he does his voice is calm and bass. His vocabulary is english mixed with Akkadian. Survival drives El, survival at any conceivable cost. Taken from his birth clan as annual tribute, his first memories are of the long trek across the Oklahoma floodplains. He was sold at the outskirts of the Mojave irradiated zone to the Keays Boys. The savages brought him to the trash mesa ruins of San Diego. They forced him into the mechanic trenches, but under the encouraging touch of thorn whips, Eli found he had a gift. He was adept at turning rusting metal into diesel-spitting machine. His cars, whether screaming past salt-flat speedways or pillaging neighboring tribes, always seemed the fastest. On his name day he was sold to the Boss for work on the warlord’s personal mech walker. He spends his days tinkering with gatling machine guns and squeezing every ounce of horsepower out of turbine engines. Eli is a calm wind over scorching desert. He has a serenity that comes from having everything taken away. He seeks a harmony with nature and shows a gentleness towards lingering life. But buried underneath that is loathing and fury for what his tormentors have done to him. He is independant save for the shackles that bind him, yet dependable, pragmatic and tenacious. In his mind what separates mankind from beast is values, chief among them honesty and justice and he judges others by this same code of honor. Eli is a heterosexual man. At an early age his genitals were mutilated both to boost testosterone for cage fights and render slaves unable to reproduce. David’s religion prohibits sexual desires outside of marriage and he is quick to temper errant thoughts. David, despite being a lone wolf, longs for a family some day. Eli is an outsider. All he has ever known is gang tyranny and tribal castes. Eli believes deeply in the shamanistic creed of his birth, loosely translated as the Quake Brotherhood. This religion preaches that a prophet will come some day to reclaim the earth and only those who follow the rituals strictly will be saved. Eli has practiced these rituals in secret for many long years. Neo Angeles The Towers Neo Angeles. Founded circa 2058 in the still cooling radioactive ash of old Los Angeles, the city was an amalgamation of constructed mountains and excativated canyons. On a clear day, from the outskirts of the Mojave Irradiated Zone you could just make out the Towers gleaming against the bay. Massive citadels formed from titan alloy skeleton and indomitable granicrete core, these mammoth institutes formed the foundation upon which humanity's future would be built or her soul finally crushed. There were seven towers. Lakshfi, Vault of Prosperity, home of the banking guilds and mega finance firms, was bedecked opulent golden whirls on decadent silver, her enormous clockface rang constantly trading marketplace cash, commodities and wealth from the Trans-African Republic to the Russian Confederacy. Anbal, High Seat of Justice, adorned marble columns with blind lady justice overwatching, in her halls the Judicators safeguarded the populace from unrelenting lawlessness. Seshrat, The Bureaucratic Monolith, tubule stylus where legions of unnamed bureaucrats churned the gears of society. Genaea, Birthplace of Gen-gineering, verdant helix whose spiraling terraces overflowed with designer vegetation and rejuvative stemcell tanks. Budyha, The Happy Corporation, supplier of franchised acme products worldwide, cartoon animations dancing along prismatic cubic surfaces. TyrX, NanoRobotic Industries, an ominous scarlet ziggurat, empty scarab husk abandoned since the Drone Wars. The last Tower, Irez, rose above the rest. Her triangular heights crawling with vid screens and vox speakers. Pinnacle crowned satellite array broadcasting Pan-China syndicated programming. Irez was the nexus for the Neuro Electronic Terminus and it was said those working in the server bunkers underneath Irez could still feel the vibrational dreams of all those lost in the NET. The Boxes The Boxes were the labyrinth sprawl at the foot of the Towers, a concrete jungle of condominiums squares and overlapping residential zones. Make enough credits and you live in a penthouse in the Highrizers. Don’t make enough and you sleep in an individual coffin bed slotted next to a couple hundred of your neighbors. For everyone in between there was the apartments. A billion people lived her, all struggling to find purpose among rampant commercialism, racial divides and a society become machine. The residential zones were checkered against the ever busy commercial sectors where your happiness was only a price tag away. Mega-malls, prefabricated chain stores and retail outlets reproducing at the limits of supply and demands. Here buzzing stream of delivery drones ferry online orders to the convenience of home. Interconnecting the residential zones and the commercial sectors was an expansive web of bridge, magnetic track and hoverway. The major transit hubs pumped the citizen lifeblood to the city through pneumonic hyperloops. Supersonic flights continuously taking off and landing at Asimove International. Perched on the hill overlooking the airfields was a lone X-21 Traveler, the launchpad on darkened lockdown since the moon colony went dark. Streams of fishing trawlers, cargo freighters, juvenile sportscraft and private yachts filtered through the cities two ports, North Marina and Rancid Harbor. At the northern end of the Boxes was Gates University, you did well in primary schooling, you went to Gates with a chance at a better life someday. Next door was the Neo Angeles Archival Library, buried in those dusty mainframes were stories from before the Fall and even the occasional banned religious texts. Nearby Genaea Memorial, High Cross and Children’s heals those with priority insurance. Those more indigent queue for St. Bellevue, coughing in the exhaust from the Infirm Crematoriums. The Boxes, for all it’s toil was not without its points of pleasure. In the Art district were the Grand Aero Theater, Bard Studioway, the Hover Speedway, and the Rave Circuses. The Entertainment Complex humed with upscale nightclubs, aroma restaurants, and the privilege casinos. Hybrid Gardens was home to reanimated birds and beasts from the extinct wild, now thriving in a photosynthetic jungle. Lakeshore Hills to the south offered serenity living for country club suburbanites. Vacation Island, pristine beach resort of the Elite, rested just offshore. And not to be forgotten was the theme park Budyha Land, family centric incorporated fun for all paying customers. The Industrial Pits Beneath the Boxes were kilometer deep bore holes penetrating the earth’s crust. Hollowed out shortly after the Twenty Minute War, they were originally intended to serve as massive fallout shelters for the city populace. However, they had since become dark fallen places where societies most undesirable seemed to settle. The poor, villainous and lost condemned to a subterranean life sentence. The Tech Caverns housed the massive nuclear facilities and hydroponics plants, life support for surface side. Augs, those who had chosen cybernetic enhancement for medical or cultural reasons were shunned by society but welcome in the engineering communities down here. The Indentured, civilians who sold their rights for protection, food and shelter, worked laborious and short lives in factory towns. Slugs, those addicted to drugs or virtual stimulation litered the sewer tunnels down here. Among these factory towns were the ethnic enclaves, Little India, Euroburg, Asiatown and Latinville, each with a dedicated crime family engaged in all out gang warfare amid ghetto squalor. Descend down a level and you would find the Subterrestrial Farms, growing luminescent biovats, gengineered plantations and meat slime nurseries. Harvesting drones nurtured and protected these pitch black fields from the hungry. The deepest abyssal Pits were mostly unknown. Hole 64 was a black site prison restricted to the most craven criminals and their machine wardens. Hole 51 was omega classified, some say it collapsed long ago, some say it contained pre-Fall relics. Those who said anymore, disappeared.
Eclipse Weekend MegaThread #1: Metro Event Happenings (150 sq mi radius!) Friday and Saturday August 18 - 19
For Eclipse Weekend, we're expanding the list of Metro Events to include anything within about 150 miles of Portland Metro's epicenter.
Friday August 18, 2017
Benton Lane Tasting 5:00 pm Good Drop Wine Shoppe Bend, OR 115.1 mi
Redmond Brewfest 12:00 pm American Legion Park Redmond, OR 105.5 mi
Eat Astoria 2:00 pm downtown Astoria Astoria, OR 82.8 mi
Munch & Movies: "Trolls" 6:00 pm Compass Park Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Shanghaied in Astoria Astoria, OR 82.7 mi
Hot 'n' Throbbing 8:00 pm Twilight Theater Company Portland, OR 14.8 mi
Shakespeare in the Park 7:00 pm Drake Park Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Opening in August at RiverSea Gallery 10:00 am RiverSea Gallery Astoria, OR 82.7 mi
STEM Cats! Code Breakers 9:00 am Central Washington University Ellensburg, WA 133.9 mi
Vacation Bible School 9:00 am Calvary at the Liberty Ellensburg, WA 133.6 mi
Music in the Vines presents: Vaudeville Etiquette 7:00 pm Yakima, WA 116.3 mi
Know Cosmos - What to Expect During the Eclipse 12:00 pm Redmond Public Library Redmond, OR 105.6 mi
4th Annual Rummage Sale - Angels For Sara Sanctuary 9:00 am Warrenton, OR 85.6 mi
Solar Eclipse Festival and Viewing Party 6:00 pm Faith, Hope and Charity Vineyards Terrebonne, OR 101.3 mi
Eclipse trunk show at Brave Collective 2:00 pm Brave Collective Bend, OR 115.2 mi
Food Truck Fridays 12:00 pm Monkless Belgian Ales Bend, OR 113.8 mi
Lasagna Dinner 3:00 pm VFW Hall Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Third Friday Art Stroll 4:00 pm downtown Redmond Redmond, OR 105.7 mi
Ozomatli 9:00 pm Aladdin Theater Portland, OR 13.2 mi
My Aim Is True: A tribute to the music of Elvis Costello at Doug Fir Lounge 9:00 pm Doug Fir Lounge Portland, OR 13.1 mi
Garrison Keillor's Prairie Home Love and Comedy Tour 2017 7:00 pm Oregon Zoo Portland, OR 16.0 mi
Shanghaied In Astoria Auditions 9:00 pm Astor Street Opry Company Astoria, OR 83.3 mi
Willy Wonka 7:30 pm Tower Theatre Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Portland City Tour 4:30 pm Explorer Jet Boat Portland, OR 13.9 mi
Portland City Tour 6:00 pm Explorer Jet Boat Portland, OR 13.9 mi
Lindy Gravelle 7:00 pm Brassie's Bar at Eagle Crest Resort Redmond, OR 105.6 mi
Worthy Solar Eclipse Week 7:00 pm Worthy Brewing Bend, OR 116.5 mi
8 Tour - Incubus with special guests Jimmy Eat World 6:45 pm Sunlight Supply Amphitheater Ridgefield, WA 25.6 mi
The Melody Lingers On 7:30 pm Clackamas Repertory Theatre Oregon City, OR 17.5 mi
Half-Day Deschutes River Kayak Tour 9:00 am Tumalo Creek Kayak & Canoe Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Community Skate Night at the Astoria Armory 5:00 pm The Astoria Armory Astoria, OR 82.7 mi
Oregon Christian Writers Summer Conference 9:00 am Red Lion, Jantzen Beach Portland, OR 14.8 mi
Two Story Zori 10:00 pm El Corazon Seattle, WA 143.7 mi
Heart of the Gorge Tour 8:30 am Explorer Jet Boat Portland, OR 13.9 mi
The Fantasticks 7:30 pm The Sanctuary at Sandy Plaza Portland, OR 12.6 mi
Total Comedy of the Eclipse 8:00 pm 2nd Street Theater Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Bend Comedy Presents 8:00 pm Seven Nightclub Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Piano Masterclass 2:00 pm Church of the Nazarene Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Kittitas Neighborhood Pantry 1:00 pm Kittitas Neighborhood Pantry Kittitas, WA 137.2 mi
Open AA Meeting 7:00 pm United Methodist Church Fossil, OR 112.1 mi
Open AA Meeting 7:30 pm Ione Community Church Ione, OR 123.9 mi
Beer and Wine Tastings 3:30 pm Newport Avenue Market Bend, OR 115.0 mi
STAR Box Experience - Incubus 6:45 pm Sunlight Supply Amphitheater Ridgefield, WA 25.6 mi
Moonshadow Festival 3:00 pm Wine Down Ranch Prineville, OR 110.2 mi
Portland Timbers 2 Soccer at Providence Park 7:30 pm Providence Park Portland, OR 14.8 mi
Seattle Storm vs. San Antonio Stars 7:00 pm Key Arena Seattle, WA 143.9 mi
Seattle Seahawks vs. Minnesota Vikings 7:00 pm CenturyLink Field Seattle, WA 142.1 mi
Irish Ceili Dance Class 7:00 pm Winona Grange Tualatin, OR 21.1 mi
Heppner Farmers Market 9:00 am Heppner City Park Heppner, OR 137.9 mi
Kroc Summer Camps 8:00 pm The Salvation Army Ray & Joan Kroc Center Salem, OR 49.3 mi
Upper Deschutes River Kayak Tour 9:00 am Tumalo Creek Kayak & Canoe Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Rebirth Brass Band 9:00 pm Tractor Tavern Seattle, WA 142.8 mi
Schrampflin Falls: An Improvised Mystery 8:30 pm Unexpected Productions Seattle, WA 143.0 mi
NW Natural Street of Dreams® 10:00 am Mitchell Park in Happy Valley Happy Valley, OR 9.4 mi
Summer at Styring 12:00 pm Styring Newberg, OR 35.5 mi
Dear Edwina 7:00 pm Redmond High School Performing Arts Center Redmond, WA 149.5 mi
Jokes 'n' Joints 4:20 pm The Good Leaf Bend, OR 113.1 mi
Summer photo exhibit at the Cannon Beach History Center and Museum 11:00 am Cannon Beach History Center & Museum Cannon Beach, OR 79.6 mi
Cascades Academy Camp CREATE 9:00 am Cascades Academy Bend, OR 110.1 mi
Jordan Kent Skills Camp 9:00 am Pacific Crest Middle School Bend, OR 114.3 mi
Untold Stories of Pittock Mansion Treasures 10:00 am Pittock Mansion Portland, OR 16.0 mi
Cuisine de Vin 7:00 pm Terra Blanca Winery Benton City, WA 149.0 mi
The Highsteppers ╪ The Sextones ╪ Richie Dagger's Crime 9:00 pm The High Dive Seattle, WA 142.8 mi
Victor Lodato Author Presentation 6:30 pm Roundabout Books Bend, OR 114.1 mi
Bike with a Ranger 11:00 am Lava Lands Visitor Center Bend, OR 112.7 mi
Washed Out 9:00 pm Roseland Theater Portland, OR 14.0 mi
Solarfest 2017 - Festival Passes 12:00 pm Oregon Solarfest 2017 - Festival Passes Madras, OR 84.7 mi
Jerry Joseph & The Jackmormons at Mississippi Studios 9:00 pm Mississippi Studios Portland, OR 14.0 mi
Jelly Bread & Pigwar with Whitney Monge 9:00 pm Star Theater Portland, OR 14.1 mi
Breaks and Swells 8:00 pm Neumos Seattle, WA 143.4 mi
The Peacers, The Lavender Flu 9:30 pm Funhouse Seattle, WA 143.7 mi
WAgant 2017 NW Music Fest 3:00 pm Slavic Lake Gig Harbor, WA 126.3 mi
Aries Spears 7:30 pm Parlor Live Comedy Club Bellevue, WA 143.8 mi
Aries Spears 10:00 pm Parlor Live Comedy Club Bellevue, WA 143.8 mi
Ruckus with Cynthia West 8:30 pm Northside Bar & Grill Bend, OR 115.0 mi
A Night of Seattle Music 7:00 pm The Crocodile Seattle, WA 143.3 mi
Madame Butterfly 7:30 pm McCaw Hall Seattle, WA 144.1 mi
GRAN RITMOS X THE WAY UP 9:00 pm Holocene Portland, OR 13.1 mi
Oregon Solarfest 2017 - Camping (5 day block) 12:00 pm Oregon Solarfest 2017 - Camping Madras, OR 87.6 mi
Solarfest 2017 - Shuttle Passes 12:00 pm Oregon Solarfest 2017- Shuttles Madras, OR 88.1 mi
Kenney Polson 9:00 pm Jack London Revue Portland, OR 14.1 mi
The Sam Chase Band W/ the Jackalope Saints and Guests 9:00 pm Dante's Portland, OR 13.9 mi
KABUKI: A Revolution in Color and Design 10:00 am Portland Japanese Garden Portland, OR 15.6 mi
Sawyer 4:30 pm Funhouse Seattle, WA 143.7 mi
Pampa 9:00 pm Sunset Tavern Seattle, WA 147.1 mi
Bullets & Belles 6:00 pm Adrift Hotel Long Beach, WA 97.8 mi
SunMonks 7:00 pm Adrift Hotel Long Beach, WA 97.8 mi
Much Better: A New Play by Elisabeth Frankel 7:00 pm 12th Ave Arts Seattle, WA 143.5 mi
2017 Nature Day Camp 3:00 pm Yakima Area Arboretum Yakima, WA 116.9 mi
Fur Ball 5:30 pm Aspen Hall Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Peter and the Starcatcher 7:30 pm Cascades Theatre Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Redmond Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament 7:00 am The View Restaurant - Juniper Golf Course Redmond, OR 105.6 mi
Resonate Fridays: GTA 10:00 pm Foundation Nightclub Seattle, WA 143.2 mi
Le Faux 9:00 pm Julia's on Broadway Seattle, WA 143.9 mi
Le Rev 10:00 pm Hi-Fi Lounge Eugene, OR 108.4 mi
Chocolate & Wine or Beer Pairing 4:00 pm Sweet Decadence Wine and Chocolate Bar Renton, WA 135.6 mi
Chocolate & Wine or Beer Pairing 5:00 pm Sweet Decadence Wine and Chocolate Bar Renton, WA 135.6 mi
Chocolate & Wine or Beer Pairing 6:00 pm Sweet Decadence Wine and Chocolate Bar Renton, WA 135.6 mi "Beneath the Streets: After Hours" Subterranean Tour 6:30 pm Pioneer Square Seattle, WA 143.2 mi
Ladies Night: Dj Sessions 10:00 pm Jazzbones Tacoma, WA 118.6 mi
Goblin Market 7:30 pm Center Theatre Seattle, WA 143.9 mi
Gigantic Bicycle Festival 5:00 pm Centennial Fields Park Snoqualmie, WA 139.8 mi
PIN-UP PAGEANT 10:00 pm Jazzbones Tacoma, WA 118.6 mi
Adaptive Swim Lessons, Session 5 11:30 am Cascade Swim Center Redmond, OR 105.2 mi
Miserable, Justus Proffit, Sweeping Exits 9:00 pm Highline Seattle, WA 142.7 mi
Famous Fridays: Lil Wayne 10:30 pm Barboza Seattle, WA 143.4 mi
ComedySportz 8:00 pm Atlas Theatre Seattle, WA 145.9 mi
ComedySportz 10:00 pm Atlas Theatre Seattle, WA 145.9 mi
A Streetcar Named Desire 8:00 pm SecondStory Repertory Redmond, WA 147.8 mi
Special Blends: Remix Dance Party 9:00 pm Chop Suey Seattle, WA 143.4 mi
Larry Mitchell, Girls Love Rockets, and WES SP8 8:00 pm Louie G's Pizza Fife, WA 117.7 mi
Sylvan Esso 9:00 pm Neptune Theatre Seattle, WA 142.8 mi
Pigwar + Jelly Bread W/ Whitney Monge 9:00 pm Star Theater Portland, OR 14.1 mi
Seattle Untamed Tour 10:00 am Pioneer Square Seattle, WA 143.2 mi
Late Night Retro Movies: "Raiders of the Lost Ark" 10:00 pm McMenamins Old St. Francis School Bend, OR 115.0 mi
POPS Concert 7:30 pm Church of the Nazarene Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Karl Denson's Tiny Universe with The Cutmen 6:30 pm Volcanic Theatre Pub Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Eastman Band 9:00 pm Hub City Bar & Grill Redmond, OR 106.7 mi
GERM SLEEVE CAR GIVEAWAY 26TH ANNUAL SEATTLE HEMPFEST 2017 (EVENT IS FREE) Seattle, WA 142.8 mi
Skamania County Fair & Timber Carnival 9:00 am Skamania County Fairgrounds Stevenson, WA 26.6 mi
Solar Eclipse Camping 11:00 am Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm Woodburn, OR 35.5 mi
Trivia Night at Baked Alaska 7:00 pm Baked Alaska Lounge and Brick Oven. No. Astoria, OR 82.7 mi
Salsa 9:00 pm The Seasons Performance Hall Yakima, WA 116.6 mi
Astoria Elks Bingo 6:00 pm Astoria, OR 82.7 mi
Good Morning Seaside 8:00 am 612 Broadway Seaside, OR 80.4 mi
ELITE FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS 9:00 pm Tao Event CenteVERTICAL ROOM Portland, OR 13.3 mi
Elephante 10:00 pm 45 East Portland, OR 14.0 mi
The Shades - Outdoor Concert Series #4 8:00 pm River Ridge Golf Course & Event Center Selah, WA 117.7 mi
Trivia Night at Baked Alaska Astoria, OR 82.7 mi
DJ Steele 9:00 pm Summit Saloon Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Summer Nature Day Camp June 19 - August 18 9:00 am Yakima Area Arboretum Yakima, WA 116.9 mi
Mark O'Connor and the O'Connor Band 7:30 pm Dimitriou's Jazz Alley Seattle, WA 143.4 mi
Skid Row 8:00 pm Snoqualmie Casino - WA Snoqualmie, WA 140.0 mi
Pat Benatar 8:00 pm Little Creek Casino Resort Shelton, WA 120.7 mi
Infant Issues: Continuing Education Workshop 10:00 am Westbrook Clubhouse Beaverton, OR 20.5 mi
Saturday, Aug 19 Benton Lane Tasting 5:00 pm Good Drop Wine Shoppe Bend, OR 115.1 mi
Brick Fest Live: LEGO Experience 10:00 am Portland Expo Center Portland, OR 15.3 mi
Redmond Brewfest 12:00 pm American Legion Park Redmond, OR 105.5 mi
Funk's Solar Obscuration Celebration 12:00 pm The Suttle Lodge & Boathouse Sisters, OR 83.4 mi
Eat Astoria 2:00 pm downtown Astoria Astoria, OR 82.8 mi
Shanghaied in Astoria Astoria, OR 82.7 mi
Central Oregon Saturday Market 10:00 am Downtown Bend Public Library Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Hot 'n' Throbbing 8:00 pm Twilight Theater Company Portland, OR 14.8 mi
Shakespeare in the Park 7:00 pm Drake Park Bend, OR 115.0 mi
OSU Cascades Bend Eclipse Experience 4:00 pm OSU-Cascades Campus Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Pioneer Power Show and Swap Meet Union Gap, WA 115.6 mi
Jazz & Oysters 2:00 pm Veteran's Field Long Beach, WA 97.8 mi
PSA: Pioneer Power Show & Swap Meet 8:00 am Fullbright Park Union Gap, WA 114.6 mi
Family Fun Fest 11:00 am The Village at Sunriver Sunriver, OR 123.9 mi
4th Annual Rummage Sale - Angels For Sara Sanctuary 9:00 am Warrenton, OR 85.6 mi
Solar Eclipse Festival and Viewing Party 7:00 am Faith, Hope and Charity Vineyards Terrebonne, OR 101.3 mi
Vendor Fair 10:00 am The Loft at Suzanne Elise Seaside, OR 79.8 mi
15th Annual Central Oregon Great Giveaway 12:00 pm Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Ellensburg Rodeo Kickoff Breakfast Ellensburg, WA 133.7 mi
Shanghaied In Astoria Auditions 9:00 pm Astor Street Opry Company Astoria, OR 83.3 mi
Willy Wonka 2:00 pm Tower Theatre Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Portland City Tour 4:30 pm Explorer Jet Boat Portland, OR 13.9 mi
Portland City Tour 6:00 pm Explorer Jet Boat Portland, OR 13.9 mi
Original Practice Shakespeare Festival at Gabriel Park 2:00 pm Gabriel Park Portland, OR 16.8 mi
Original Practice Shakespeare Festival at Gabriel Park 7:00 pm Gabriel Park Portland, OR 16.8 mi
Worthy Solar Eclipse Week 6:30 pm Worthy Brewing Bend, OR 116.5 mi
Summer Kid's Activities 1:00 pm Wild Horse Renewable Energy Center Ellensburg, WA 133.6 mi
The Melody Lingers On 7:30 pm Clackamas Repertory Theatre Oregon City, OR 17.5 mi
Basic Skills Kayaking Class 10:00 am Tumalo Creek Kayak & Canoe Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Step Back in Time at Olmstead Place: Historic Tours 12:00 pm Olmstead Place State Park Ellensburg, WA 133.6 mi
Opening in August at RiverSea Gallery 10:00 am RiverSea Gallery Astoria, OR 82.7 mi
Jade International Night Market 5:00 pm Portland Community College SE Campus Portland, OR 9.6 mi
Heart of the Gorge Tour 8:30 am Explorer Jet Boat Portland, OR 13.9 mi
The Fantasticks 2:00 pm The Sanctuary at Sandy Plaza Portland, OR 12.6 mi
The Fantasticks 7:30 pm The Sanctuary at Sandy Plaza Portland, OR 12.6 mi
Eclipse Sidewalk Sale at Woodburn Premium Outlets 10:00 am Woodburn Premium Outlets Woodburn, OR 35.6 mi
Sisters Wild West Show 10:00 am Downtown Sisters, OR 95.6 mi
Sisters Wild West Show 6:00 pm Downtown Sisters, OR 95.6 mi
Warm Springs Solar Eclipse Celebration 10:00 am Indian Head Casino Warm Springs, OR 77.5 mi
BeerQuest Brewery Tour 2:00 pm Rock Bottom Brewery Portland, OR 14.0 mi
Heppner Miracles Open AA Meeting 8:00 pm St. Patrick's Catholic Church parish hall Heppner, OR 137.9 mi
Open AA Meeting 7:00 pm United Church of Christ Condon, OR 109.0 mi
Vision For You Open AA Meeting 7:00 pm Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Boardman, OR 131.0 mi
Beer and Wine Tastings 3:30 pm Newport Avenue Market Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers 7:30 pm Safeco Field Seattle, WA 141.8 mi
8 Tour - Incubus with special guests Jimmy Eat World 6:45 pm White River Amphitheatre Auburn, WA 122.4 mi
Aaron Crawford 5:30 pm Highland Community Days Tieton, WA 112.1 mi
Shoot Jake 7:00 pm Apple Tree Resort Yakima, WA 109.8 mi
Layne Staley Tribute 2017 8:00 pm Moore Theatre Seattle, WA 142.8 mi
Allan Byer Project 6:00 pm Organic Earthly Delights Madras, OR 87.6 mi
Solarthon 7:00 am MAC Recreation District Madras, OR 88.5 mi
Kittitas County Farmers Market 9:00 am Kittitas, WA 137.1 mi
Moonshadow Festival 8:00 am Wine Down Ranch Prineville, OR 110.2 mi
St. Johns Farmers Market 9:00 am St. Johns Plaza Portland, OR 18.1 mi
Kroc Summer Camps 8:00 pm The Salvation Army Ray & Joan Kroc Center Salem, OR 49.3 mi
HWY 97 8:00 pm Vic's Bar & Grill La Pine, OR 134.5 mi
Simone & Leo 3:00 pm Strictly Organic Coffee Co. Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Lo Tom W/ Guests 9:00 pm Tractor Tavern Seattle, WA 142.8 mi
Washington Multi-State CCW Class 10:00 am Quality Inn and Suites Vancouver, WA 16.2 mi
Drunk High Comedy Night 10:00 pm Atlas Theatre Seattle, WA 145.9 mi
Madras Saturday Market 8:00 am Sahalee Park Madras, OR 87.6 mi
Schrampflin Falls: An Improvised Mystery 8:30 pm Unexpected Productions Seattle, WA 143.0 mi
NW Natural Street of Dreams® 10:00 am Mitchell Park in Happy Valley Happy Valley, OR 9.4 mi
Junior Ranger Program 9:00 am Olmstead Place State Park Ellensburg, WA 133.6 mi
Summer at Styring 12:00 pm Styring Newberg, OR 35.5 mi
Dear Edwina 2:00 pm Redmond High School Performing Arts Center Redmond, WA 149.5 mi
NorthWest Crossing Farmers Market 10:00 am NorthWest Crossing Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Swingin' Utters W/ Special Guests 9:00 pm Dante's Portland, OR 13.9 mi
Summer photo exhibit at the Cannon Beach History Center and Museum 11:00 am Cannon Beach History Center & Museum Cannon Beach, OR 79.6 mi
Dmitri Matheny Group W/ Special Guests 9:00 pm Jack London Revue Portland, OR 14.1 mi
90's RnB Soul Fest with Ready for the World, Troop and Club Nouveau 6:00 pm Temple Theatre Tacoma, WA 118.4 mi
90's Rnb Soul Fest After Party 9:30 pm Temple Theatre Tacoma, WA 118.4 mi
Total Solar Eclipse Weekend 12:00 pm Left Coast Cellars Rickreall, OR 55.0 mi
Total Solar Eclipse Weekend 12:00 pm Left Coast Estate Rickreall, OR 55.0 mi
Sunset Winemaker's Dinner 6:00 pm Left Coast Cellars Rickreall, OR 55.0 mi
Can Can Cabaret's "Ice Cream Brunch Matinee" 12:30 pm Can Can Seattle, WA 143.0 mi
Can Can Cabaret's "Ice Cream Brunch Matinee" 2:30 pm Can Can Seattle, WA 143.0 mi
Portland Beer and Music Festival 7:00 pm Tiffany Center Portland, OR 14.5 mi
Saturday, August 19 2017
Untold Stories of Pittock Mansion Treasures 10:00 am Pittock Mansion Portland, OR 16.0 mi
Crooked River Open Pastures (CROP) Farmers Market 10:00 am Good Bike Co. Prineville, OR 114.0 mi
Whitney Mongé • Jelly Bread • plus guests 9:00 pm The High Dive Seattle, WA 142.8 mi
Harvest Fest 10:00 am Yamhill Valley Heritage Center McMinnville, OR 47.9 mi
Kids Rock(!) Choir 9:00 am 9th Street Village Bend, OR 116.3 mi
Public (Rock) Choir 10:00 am 9th Street Village Bend, OR 116.3 mi
Washington Multi-State CCW Class 10:00 am Quality Inn and Suites Vancouver, WA 16.2 mi
War on the Catwalk 8:00 pm Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall Portland, OR 14.3 mi
Oregon Concealed Carry Class 10:00 am Newberg Travel Lodge and Suites Newberg, OR 31.8 mi
Lo Tom W/ TW Walsh and Guests 9:00 pm Tractor Tavern Seattle, WA 142.8 mi
Killer Workout, Dirty Dirty 9:00 pm Sunset Tavern Seattle, WA 147.1 mi
Solarfest 2017 - Festival Passes 12:00 pm Oregon Solarfest 2017 - Festival Passes Madras, OR 84.7 mi
Howlin' Dogma 8:00 pm Whirled Pies Eugene, OR 108.3 mi
Swingin' Utters W/ Western Settings and 48 Thrills 9:00 pm Dante's Portland, OR 13.9 mi
The Grammy Award-Winning Rebirth Brass Band at Mississippi Studios 7:00 pm Mississippi Studios Portland, OR 14.0 mi
Bob the Drag Queen - A Queen for the People - A Stand Up Comedy Special 8:00 pm Aladdin Theater Portland, OR 13.2 mi
Thou Shall Kill 7:30 pm El Corazon Seattle, WA 143.7 mi
Fantasy A 8:00 pm The Vera Project Seattle, WA 144.0 mi
Good Co - Sasha's Birthday Party 7:00 pm Barboza Seattle, WA 143.4 mi
WAgant 2017 NW Music Fest 3:00 pm Slavic Lake Gig Harbor, WA 126.3 mi
Aries Spears 7:30 pm Parlor Live Comedy Club Bellevue, WA 143.8 mi
Aries Spears 10:00 pm Parlor Live Comedy Club Bellevue, WA 143.8 mi
Ruckus with Cynthia West 8:30 pm Northside Bar & Grill Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Mercer x Summit Block Party 2017 2:00 pm Chop Suey Seattle, WA 143.4 mi
Elevate Saturdays: DJ Vice 10:00 pm Foundation Nightclub Seattle, WA 143.2 mi
KRY 9:00 pm Jazzbones Tacoma, WA 118.6 mi
Katastro 9:00 pm The Airport Tavern Tacoma, WA 115.4 mi
Chanti Darling on the Bar Bar Patio 3:00 pm Mississippi Studios Portland, OR 14.0 mi
SLAY 9:00 pm Holocene Portland, OR 13.1 mi
GTA 10:00 pm 45 East Portland, OR 14.0 mi
Margaret Glaspy 10:00 pm Hi-Fi Lounge Eugene, OR 108.4 mi
36th Annual Radio-Controlled Model Aircraft Airshow and Oregon Food Bank charity drive 10:00 am OMAS Flying Field, Lewis Farm Forest Grove, OR 37.3 mi
Oregon Solarfest 2017 - Camping (5 day block) 12:00 pm Oregon Solarfest 2017 - Camping Madras, OR 87.6 mi
Solarfest 2017 - Shuttle Passes 12:00 pm Oregon Solarfest 2017- Shuttles Madras, OR 88.1 mi
One Be Lo (Binary Star), Landon Wordswell, Mostafa 9:00 pm Wow Hall Eugene, OR 108.3 mi
KABUKI: A Revolution in Color and Design 10:00 am Portland Japanese Garden Portland, OR 15.6 mi
Dirty Dirty, Killer Workout, Wild English 9:00 pm Sunset Tavern Seattle, WA 147.1 mi
Nash Brothers 1:00 pm Wahkiakum Fair Skamokawa, WA 72.2 mi
SunMonks 7:00 pm Adrift Hotel Long Beach, WA 97.8 mi
Summer Bash feat. Farzy Loko 9:00 pm The Secret Society Portland, OR 13.4 mi
Saturday Blues Jam 12:00 pm The Drum and Guitar Shop Bend, OR 112.0 mi
D'Madd 8:30 pm The Crocodile Seattle, WA 143.3 mi
Much Better: A New Play by Elisabeth Frankel 7:00 pm 12th Ave Arts Seattle, WA 143.5 mi
Giant Puppet Workshop 10:00 am behind Bluestone Academy Ellensburg, WA 133.5 mi
Lithics with Cold Beat and Strange Babes 9:00 pm Star Theater Portland, OR 14.1 mi
Portland Thorns FC: National Women's Soccer League 7:00 pm Providence Park Portland, OR 14.8 mi
Garlic Festival 10:00 am Copes Park Clatskanie, OR 55.4 mi
Peter and the Starcatcher 7:30 pm Cascades Theatre Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Storytime 10:30 am Roundabout Books Bend, OR 114.1 mi
Monkey Face Half Marathon 7:00 am Smith Rock State Park Terrebonne, OR 101.3 mi
Thread the Sky 8:00 pm Funhouse Seattle, WA 143.7 mi
Chocolate & Wine or Beer Pairing 4:00 pm Sweet Decadence Wine and Chocolate Bar Renton, WA 135.6 mi
Chocolate & Wine or Beer Pairing 5:00 pm Sweet Decadence Wine and Chocolate Bar Renton, WA 135.6 mi
Chocolate & Wine or Beer Pairing 6:00 pm Sweet Decadence Wine and Chocolate Bar Renton, WA 135.6 mi
The Dinner Detective 6:00 pm Embassy Suites Cincinnati RiverCenter Covington, WA 126.3 mi
Relay for Life of North Clark County 10:00 am Battle Ground District Stadium Battle Ground, WA 18.3 mi
Blank Pages Writing Salon 6:00 pm The Workhouse at Old Ironworks Bend, OR 115.0 mi "Beneath the Streets: After Hours" Subterranean Tour 6:30 pm Pioneer Square Seattle, WA 143.2 mi
Goblin Market 7:30 pm Center Theatre Seattle, WA 143.9 mi
Beginning Knitting 9:30 am Ewethful Fiber Farm & Mill Halsey, OR 87.3 mi
Intro to VERA's Screenprint Studio 12:00 pm The Vera Project Seattle, WA 144.0 mi
Heppner All-'80s Class Reunion 5:00 pm Heppner Elks Lodge Heppner, OR 138.0 mi
Culver Crawdad Festival 7:00 am Culver Veterans Memorial Park Culver, OR 90.5 mi
ComedySportz 8:00 pm Atlas Theatre Seattle, WA 145.9 mi
Sylvan Esso 9:00 pm Neptune Theatre Seattle, WA 142.8 mi
Sean's Run For Autism 7:00 am Oak Harbor Freight Portland, OR 13.1 mi
Prineville Vintage Market 8:30 am 127 NW Fourth St. Prineville, OR 114.0 mi
Kids Obstacle Challenge 8:30 am Lake Sammamish State Park Issaquah, WA 140.0 mi
Kids Obstacle Challenge 9:00 am Lake Sammamish State Park Issaquah, WA 140.0 mi
Kids Obstacle Challenge 9:30 am Lake Sammamish State Park Issaquah, WA 140.0 mi
Kids Obstacle Challenge 10:00 am Lake Sammamish State Park Issaquah, WA 140.0 mi
Kids Obstacle Challenge 10:30 am Lake Sammamish State Park Issaquah, WA 140.0 mi
Kids Obstacle Challenge 11:00 am Lake Sammamish State Park Issaquah, WA 140.0 mi
Kids Obstacle Challenge 11:30 am Lake Sammamish State Park Issaquah, WA 140.0 mi
Kids Obstacle Challenge 12:30 pm Lake Sammamish State Park Issaquah, WA 140.0 mi
Kids Obstacle Challenge 1:00 pm Lake Sammamish State Park Issaquah, WA 140.0 mi
Kids Obstacle Challenge 1:30 pm Lake Sammamish State Park Issaquah, WA 140.0 mi
Kids Obstacle Challenge 2:00 pm Lake Sammamish State Park Issaquah, WA 140.0 mi
Decorate Your Own Pencil Case at Orchard Supply Hardware 9:00 am Orchard Supply Hardware Portland, OR 11.3 mi
Late Night Retro Movies: "Raiders of the Lost Ark" 10:00 pm McMenamins Old St. Francis School Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Not "Last Saturday" Saturday at The Workhouse 9:00 am The Workhouse at Old Ironworks Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Coyote Willow 2:00 pm Bend Brewing Company Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Solar Eclipse 10:30 am Mt. Bachelor Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Art of Local 6:00 pm SpringHill Suites Bend, OR 115.5 mi
Alan Munde and Adam Granger 7:00 pm The Old Stone Performing Arts Center Bend, OR 115.3 mi
Unchained 9:00 pm Hardtails Bar & Grill Sisters, OR 95.5 mi
Eastman Band 9:00 pm Hub City Bar & Grill Redmond, OR 106.7 mi
Bryson Tiller 8:00 pm WaMu Theater Seattle, WA 142.8 mi
Eclipse Makers Market 10:00 am Lost Season Supply Bend, OR 115.4 mi
Piano Concert and Hymn-Sing 6:00 pm Cannon Beach Community Church Cannon Beach, OR 79.8 mi
GERM SLEEVE CAR GIVEAWAY 26TH ANNUAL SEATTLE HEMPFEST 2017 (EVENT IS FREE) Seattle, WA 142.8 mi
PSA: Pioneer Power Show & Swap Meet Fullbright Park Wapato, WA 114.6 mi
Seattle Mariners Safeco Field Tour Safeco Field Seattle, WA 141.8 mi
Skamania County Fair & Timber Carnival 9:00 am Skamania County Fairgrounds Stevenson, WA 26.6 mi
Solar Eclipse Camping 11:00 am Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm Woodburn, OR 35.5 mi
Saturday Market at the Port of Ilwaco 10:00 am Ilwaco, WA 95.7 mi
Steel Magnolias 7:30 pm Coaster Theater Playhouse Cannon Beach, OR 79.8 mi
Angela Soffe Band on the Deck 7:00 pm Apple Tree Golf Course Yakima, WA 109.9 mi
Steamer PORTLAND Cruise 9:00 am The Steamer PORTLAND, docked at the foot of SW Pine St on the waterfront Portland, OR 14.0 mi
Spartan Race: Portland Hurricane Heat | 2017 5:00 pm Washougal Motocross Park LLC Washougal, WA 9.1 mi
Spartan Race: Portland Spartan Race Sprint | 2017 7:30 am Washougal Motocross Park LLC Washougal, WA 9.1 mi
Gears 9:00 am Prosser, WA 134.1 mi
DJ Steele 9:00 pm Summit Saloon Bend, OR 115.0 mi
Mark O'Connor and the O'Connor Band 7:30 pm Dimitriou's Jazz Alley Seattle, WA 143.4 mi
Mew 8:00 pm Neumos Seattle, WA 143.4 mi
Trombone Shorty 6:30 pm Edgefield Troutdale, OR 1.0 mi
Exploring Fear & Aggression in Dogs 2:00 pm Lucky Labrador Tap Room Portland, OR 14.5 mi
Washed Out 9:00 pm Showbox at the Market Seattle, WA 143.0 mi
AURELIO VOLTAIRE with special guests BELLA MORTE @ The Analog Cafe and... 7:00 pm Analog Cafe & Theater Portland, OR 13.2 mi
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