OVERCUP BLOG — book event
Buying the Best Gift in the Best Way
Posted by Overcup Marketing on
A 3 step guide to getting the best gifts for your loved ones this holiday season.
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Great Shake Out: What You Need To Know
Posted by Tiffany Watson on
What you need to know in preparation for the annual Great Shake Out in October. This drill is in preparation for the potential earthquake along the Cascadia subduction zone.
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The Holidays are Here!
Posted by Julie Swearingen on
The holiday gifting season is upon us and with that comes a plethora of events. On any given day in Portland you can find a craft bazaar, happy hour featuring local craft brewers and distillers, and lots of book events.
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Celebrate Banned Books Week!
Posted by Julie Swearingen on
Banned Books Week starts today, and in honor of the occasion, we wanted to take a look at other art forms that have suffered--and succeeded--because of censorship.