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Monday, May 30, 2011

Port Townsend Boiler Room: Weekly Schedule

All Boiler Room events are free! We welcome all ages to participate. Our only request is that you equip yourself with a positive and open minded attitude! The Boiler Room's "Out-of-Sight" outdoor excursion program often takes place once a month during regular and/or holiday extended weekends. Call us for more information 360.379.8247
MONDAYS:
  • 4:15 - 4:45 pm Intern Meeting (weekly updates, reports, and training)
  • 5:00 - 6:00 pm Staff Meeting (weekly updates, reports, and training)
  • Sorry for the inconvenience; We are not open to the public on Mondays
TUESDAYS:
  • 7:30 - 9:30 pm,  Game Night!!
WEDNESDAYS:
  • 7:00-9:30pm, Movie Night!!
THURSDAYS:
  • 7:00 - Close, Open Mic (freedom of expression, sometimes an open jam)
FRIDAYS  &  SATURDAYS: MUSIC SHOWS
  • 2:00-6:00 pm, Free Food Fridays
  • 2:30-4:00 pm Food Not Bombs (Saturday)
SUNDAYS:
  • 3:00 to 4:30 pm, Free Sunday Soup (great time to relax with your friends and family!)
Come in every Sunday at 3 pm for a free bowl or two of delicious, hot soup!

Port Townsend Boiler Room: Explore

A 501(c)(3) non-profit all-ages venue for music and art, poetry and theater, a youth-run business/social experiment, a free soup kitchen, The Boiler Room fosters a culture of volunteers and celebrates community, growth, learning and empowerment of youth and the young-at-heart. We are located in the heart of a small Victorian seaport town (Port Townsend, Washington State) in the Pacific Northwest.
“The Boiler Room has been many things to many people. A coffeehouse, an art gallery, a private business, a nonprofit teen center, a cause, a scapegoat. But to me it has been a salvation – a place to be, and belong. Home. I’ve worked with some of the finest human beings I’ve met to preserve a common goal of home for ourselves and anyone else who needed it, to resolve the question of where do I belong. So many people ask it, and we can never afford to let ignorance settle such questions.”- Jake Kelly, former BR Manager