The Annual Thanksgiving Weeknd 7DS: Pants On Fire Party!
Join us as we host Portland’ most wildest and interactive entertainment event with Pants On Fire! Party at the historic White Eagle Hotel & Saloon.
Pants On Fire! features some of the Pacific Northwest’s premier storytellers, comedians, artists, writers, celebrities & musicians telling some of the most outrageous, hard-to-believe, 100% true stories you've ever heard. The problem is, one of our storytellers will be lying to your face, telling a complete whopper that never happened.
Think you can figure out which ones are telling the truth, and which one's pants are on fire? If you can, you might win a bunch of cool stuff, including sponsor swag, concert tickets, and an overnight stay at the Edgefield Winery & Hotel.
Or try to win the Bag O’ Somewhat Valuable Prizes with our Two Truths & A Lie Audience Cage Match!
With new (mostly) true stories from The Moth Grand Slam winner Ash Allen, Things I Hid From My Dad creator Travis Abels, comedian and star of TV’s Failure Club Meg Ferrill, Aussie performance artist and star of Ameri-can’t Jon Bennett, public school sensei and 7DS fan favorite Pat McCreery, dueling PDX sex counselors Jamie Berkowitz and Jen Nisley, comedian and Pants On Fire newbie Star Dell’era, and more!
And after the Pants On Fire! liar is revealed, we’ll keep the party moving into the evening with live music from Renegade Saints alum John Shipe, whose new album Water This Dark topped LTTR’s Top Ten of 2024.
So join us for an evening of good eats & drink, games & prizes, mingling, catching up, great music, and of course fantastic storytelling - most of which will actually be true!
Friday, November 29th 7:00 @ White Eagle
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It’s audience vs. performers as host Meg Ferrill and 7 Deadly Sins present a collection of Portland’s top comedians, writers, artists, radio personalities, and other assorted raconteurs tell the story of their Worst Holiday Ever.
But anyone in the audience can offer up the deets on their own worst ever holiday experience — and it can be about any holiday of the year and make the case that they had the worst experience.
Whoever everyone decides had the best Absolute Worst Holiday experience — be it performer or audience member — will have a chance to win one of the absolute best or absolute worst prizes ever awarded on stage.
We’ll also give prizes for whoever comes in the most festive-est outfit, w hich can be an ugly holiday sweater, a fun costume, just you absolutely dressed to kill, — basically whatever festive-est means to you. Plus a few other prizes for games and contests that we’ll probably just make up as we go!
