Vortex joined forces with Brownish Black and the Oregon Environmental Council's Emerging Leaders Board to Get Dirty for Clean Air as well as celebrate the release of our new issue at Holocene on Saturday, October 17. By the end of the evening, attendees got down to some soulful vibes from Brownish Black while thousands of dollars were raised to continue efforts to protect Oregon's air and help our state lead on climate change. Find your copy of Vortex around town!
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