Soup Nights are gatherings of people who want to eat and socialize. Meet new people, talk, watch movies, performances, listen to music or play games. Eat soup. Be happy.
Soup is provided by the host and should reflect current or cultural themes. Feel free to bring bread, wine, beer, cookies, or other edibles to share with everyone. Don't worry about anything fancy or being able to feed everyone.
As more and more people share the world becomes a souperior place.
We would like to see this become a regular event, happening every Thursday. Of course, obstacles could arise, like annoyed roommates, empty bank accounts or, dare I say, lack of interest. But let's be honest, how could you lose interest in soup night?
Also, soup night rulz.
Also! There's a temporary place to add notes, thoughts, ruminations, comments, names, or whatever you want. It's a super-high-tech-realtime-collaboration-revision-keeping-platform called EtherPad. It's essentially a wiki, so edit it and save revisions and delete things... you can't break it.
Soup night theme update
Soup night this week will be fully mobile, thanks to the Mobile Soup Unit X-10-50. Bring your bikes and a spoon, and a bowl if you’d like.
Update 1: We’re offering two soups tonight, Lemony Asparagus Rice Soup & Cream of Green Bean w/ Hazelnut Milk
Our first stop will be at Clinton Street Theater around 6:30 in support of the PDX Film Fest and artist Ben Coonley.
The second stop, at 7:30, will be at the Goldsmith Bldg, 412 NW Couch, in the Opulent Project space, in support of the homeschool project.
At 8:30 or so, we’ll move on over to an exhibit at Fontanelle Gallery, at 250 SW Pine, for a show by a fellow soup-nighter, Shawn Creeden
Depending on weather and interest, a fourth stop may be somewhere in the SE outdoors around 9-9:30pm, and will be a projection of something awesome. More details to follow. Bring a jacket and some tons of booze.
Eat soup. Ride bikes. Ogle artworks. It’s Soup Night!
k+flem
yay! speedy+soup+sippin+on+schwinny+summer+spoon+sculptures!