#lola's room

[concertclown]

Lola's Room (PDX)

Quick Details

Lola’s Room 1332 W Burnside St, Portland, OR 97205

Max Capacity: 350 Is the venue +21? | N/A

Bag Policy: N/A

Mobility Accessibility Policy | N/A

Lost & Found? | N/A Coat Check? | N/A

Relevant Links: Venue Info - Event Calendar - Transit Map

[also see: Crystal Ballroom]

*note: We will update as soon as we get direct clarification on missing information from the venue. :o)

[gobullworth]

who else feel baka rn 😭😭😭

[stargazingcarol]

tagged by @irn-bru (your dinosaur plushie will go really good with my dinosaur sheets 🦖🦕)

No pressure tags: @karasong @moonlight-prose @campingwiththecharmings @aeterna-auroral-avenger

[hellodahliah]

an apartment decorated for a group of single roomies ready to explore the dating scene 💋💗

[microscotch]

random outtakes 🏜

[sugarbear2001]

[castawavy]

dallas' mother, lola, showed up unnanounced, which is literally his worst nightmare, she also didn't approve of zara...

before / next

[derelictheretic]

3, 6, 10, and 11 for heather and/or lola for the pride asks!!

Thank you for sending these in liz!!! Both the girlies coming up bc I'm obsessed with them teehee <33

[pride oc ask game]

— How did your oc discover themself? Did something cause them to question, or did they always know?

As soon as Heather was off to college and free of her catholic childhood home and overbearing parents she made a pact with herself to try everything once and she just so happened to figure out she really enjoyed being with other women as well as men. (If she had to split hairs and admit a preference it definitelyleans towards women)

She was too self absorbed to ever really ponder her sexuality before that, she always just assumed everyone was into her and she'd give the time of day to whoever she felt like suited her at the time. (Somehow that became John?? Like girl??)

— How does your oc feel about labels? Theirs, or in general?

Heather wholeheartedly does not even think about labels until it benefits her, if she can drum up a sympathy card or manipulate someone into defending her by using hers than she'll do that. It's not a source of comfort or strength in identity for her, it really is just not something she thinks about. She doesn't care about what other people are doing in general and even less so when it comes to what they label themselves, unless it helps her get what she wants she does not care.

— Is your oc open about their identity? Are they more lowkey or more blunt about it? Why or why not?

Heather is probably the most open about her sexuality compared to literally any other aspect of herself. She doesn't see it as a defining feature of herself and she doesn't feel the need to protect or hide it from anyone. She enjoys being in control and having it as common knowledge and not something that can be used against her is important to her in a way too though.

— How did your oc discover themself? Did something cause them to question, or did they always know?

Lola was one of those cases where she'd watch the disney princesses when she was little and imagine herself in their flowy gowns and getting whisked away by a handsome prince. She'd try on her mother's clothes and makeup and always made better friends with girls at school. She didn't really figure it out until mid high school when a friend came out and she stayed up researching and eventually cried into her pillow because she found a word that made everything finally make sense. That friend also ended up being the first person she came out to beside her big brother.

— How does your oc feel about labels? Theirs, or in general?

Lola is very label proud considering she lost everything to have hers, she will wear her flags and pronoun pins proudly and she's not afraid to brawl bigots over it. She is also a defender of everyone else who wants to be open about their labels, she doesn't care what it is she will defend them to the death. As far as she's concerned everyone deserves to have whatever helps makes themself comfortable and happy in themselves, their identity and their community. (She also defends people's rights not to be labelled <3)

— Is your oc open about their identity? Are they more lowkey or more blunt about it? Why or why not?

Very open! She doesn't go shouting it in strangers faces unprovoked (provoked however and they should watch out—) but she's not hiding anything in any way. If people spend time with her at one point parts of her identity will casually be brought up and if another person happens to mention their own identity then a great ramble-a-thon will begin because Lola loves hearing about other people's experiences and journeys! (The joy-splosion that happened when she and Dean met and realised there was another trans person in Hope County. It was beautiful and alol confusing for everyone else who didn't realise the two sem-stealth deputies were trans.)

She's honestly just at a point where she's comfortable in her identity and her ability to protect herself if need be so she doesn't see the need to hide big parts of her away. Life's too short and she plans to live it the fullest.

[tuppencetrinkets]

~#75,000 icons of Imogen Poots, 200x100, slightly sharpened from: 28 Weeks Later, A Late Quartet, Black Christmas, Castle in the Ground, Centurion, Chatroom, Christopher and His Kind, Comes a Bright Day, Cracks, Filth, Frank and Lola, French Exit, Fright Night, Green Room, Greetings from Tim Buckley, I Know This Much is True, Jane Eyre, Jimi All is by my Side, Knight of Cups, Me and Orson Welles, Miss Austen Regrets, Need for Speed, Outer Range, Popstar Never Stop Never Stopping, Roadies, Rule Number Three, Solitary Man, Sweet Virginia, That Awkward Moment, The Art of Self Defense, The Father, The Look of Love, V for Vendetta, Vivarium, Waking Madison and Wish.

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[concertclown]

Topics: Valid ID + 2020 Possible Requirements + Prohibited Items

Valid Forms of ID

Any event that is hosted through the venues we frequently cover should be assumed +21, unless clearly marked as “All Ages”. You will need a valid form of ID to enter these venues, even if you don’t drink.

Valid forms of ID include: Driver’s License, State Issued ID, Passport, Military ID, Merchant Mariner ID, or a paper copy of your replacement ID with the expired ID. 

(Unfortunately, if you lost your ID and only have a paper ID, most venues will not allow you in with the temporary form.) 

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2020-

After the events of 2020, some venues require you to present proof of vaccination to enter depending on the current health and safety guidelines. Additionally, venues can require a mask be worn if the general population is dealing with a new variant flaring up. 

So, try to keep an eye on updated protocols. 

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Prohibited Items

Most venues have policies against the admission of specific types of objects and accessories. 

One of the most common problems we see is related to spikes and chains. Even if these additions legitimately cannot be removed from a piece of your outfit, some venues will flat out turn you away for them. 

Most venues will also turn away guests with water bottles (yes, even if they are empty), as well as self defense items. 

The only venue thus far who has directly confirmed they will hold onto your self defense items at the door is The Crocodile in Seattle, WA.

For your convenience, here's a list of our featured venues' FAQ + Prohibited Items Lists in alphabetical order!

PDX

Bossanova Ballroom - FAQ/Prohibited Items The Coffin Club - [N/A updated: 7/30/24] Crystal Ballroom - House Rules + FAQ Dante's - [N/A updated: 7/30/24] The Get Down - FAQ + Prohibited Items Hawthorne Theatre - FAQ + [Prohibited Items Not Listed] Holocene - Venue Info [Some Topics Missing] Lola's Room - [^ see Crystal Ballroom ^] The North Warehouse - [Currently under review. Updated: 7/30/24] Polaris Hall - All Information Roseland Theater - FAQ + Prohibited Items Star Theater - [N/A updated: 7/30/24] Wonder Ballroom - FAQ + [Prohibited Items Not Listed]

SEA

Barboza - FAQ + [Prohibited Items Not Listed] Central Saloon - FAQ + [Prohibited Items Not Listed] The Crocodile - FAQ/Prohibited Items El Corazon - FAQ + Prohibited Items The Funhouse - [^ see El Corazon ^] Madame Lou's - [^ see The Crocodile ^] Neptune Theatre - FAQ + Prohibited Items Neumos - FAQ + [Prohibited Items Not Listed] The Showbox - FAQ (some prohibited items mentioned) Showbox SoDo - [^ see The Showbox ^] Substation Seattle - [N/A updated: 7/30/24]

*note: Admin is in the process of contacting venues to attempt to update information. If successful, the post links will be updated immediately.

[zooweemama143]

hot bully take: there are so many complex group relationship dynamics being portrayed in bully and im honestly tired of how the fandom waters most of them down to "oh theyre all besties"

[kiisuuumii]

grief seems to keep finding me on my stationary bike

[miyakuli]

I watched Suzume in cinema today and like the other movies from Makoto Shinkai, I really liked it. I especially appreciated the mix between real events and fantasy so the message was even more impactful and beautiful (there is one scene in particularly, just wow the feelings//////).

And as always, the animation is just stunning (*o*) so much colors and dynamism in it <3333

[buzzheadchick]

Lola and Beatrice’s red scarves (not talking Lola’s winter scarf, I mean the short knotted one) have gotten mixed up in the laundry before

[cognitohazard]

roomba so cute. i had no idea

[prismartist]

cellbit trying so hard to make it seem like he's treating abuelito well in front of roier 😭