Wizarding Weekend at McMenamin's Kennedy School
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Get away from the muggle world for a weekend of magic at McMenamins Kennedy School with the wizard activists of SPEWW! Visit Diagon Alley, Knockturn Alley, and Hogsmeade, participate in special games and activities, and enjoy magically themed food and drink in the Great Hall.
Wizarding Weekend is free and open to the public! Only the movies require a ticket.
Friday, July 24
Great Hall : open 5-9pm
Owl Letters & Pixie Hunt
Photo booth
Movie Trivia: 7:15pm
Diagon Alley, Knockturn & Hogsmeade: open 5-9pm
Saturday, July 25
Great Hall: open 11am-9pm
Owl Letters & Pixie Hunt
Photo booth
Costume contests (kids & adults): 2:30pm
Way of the Wand: 5pm
Book Trivia: 5:30pm
Wizard Bingo: 7:30pm
Diagon Alley, Knockturn & Hogsmeade: open 11am-7pm
Sunday, July 26
Great Hall: open 11am-4pm
Owl Letters & Pixie Hunt
Photo booth
Magic Mash-up Costume contest (kids & adults): 2pm **mash your favorite witch/wizard with a Muggle sport
Way of the Wand: 5pm
Diagon Alley, Knockturn & Hogsmeade: open 11am-4pm
This year Kennedy School will be showing a mix of magical movies throughout the weekend:
Wizard of Oz
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Labyrinth
Neverending Story
Wicked
The Dark Crystal
Where the Wild Things Are
We will be collecting school supplies for Boys and Girls Aid, which is committed to ensuring children and youth are able to build lifelong stability through connections to loving families, supportive adults, and nurturing environments. Harry didn't have the best childhood before he came to Hogwarts and an organization like Boys and Girls Aid would have helped him immensely in finding a better placement for him than the Dursleys. We believe he would have founded a similar organization to help other orphaned children, because not everyone has a vault full of Galleons or a great family like the Weasleys to escape to.
Keep an eye on the event for more details, including House meet-ups, and more!
SPEWW (formerly PDXpelliarmus) is an all-volunteer nonprofit dedicated to literacy, equality, and human rights. We stand with the Harry Potter fandom, and we believe there still good to be done in Harry’s name. We are committed to helping uplift and empower the transgender community as well as create safe spaces for all LGBTQIA+ people in the HP fandom.
📸 Event header by Najia Khan https://dribbble.com/najiakhan_ 📸
Get away from the muggle world for a weekend of magic at McMenamins Kennedy School with the wizard activists of SPEWW! Visit Diagon Alley, Knockturn Alley, and Hogsmeade, participate in special games and activities, and enjoy magically themed food and drink in the Great Hall.
Wizarding Weekend is free and open to the public! Only the movies require a ticket.
Friday, July 24
Great Hall : open 5-9pm
Owl Letters & Pixie Hunt
Photo booth
Movie Trivia: 7:15pm
Diagon Alley, Knockturn & Hogsmeade: open 5-9pm
Saturday, July 25
Great Hall: open 11am-9pm
Owl Letters & Pixie Hunt
Photo booth
Costume contests (kids & adults): 2:30pm
Way of the Wand: 5pm
Book Trivia: 5:30pm
Wizard Bingo: 7:30pm
Diagon Alley, Knockturn & Hogsmeade: open 11am-7pm
Sunday, July 26
Great Hall: open 11am-4pm
Owl Letters & Pixie Hunt
Photo booth
Magic Mash-up Costume contest (kids & adults): 2pm **mash your favorite witch/wizard with a Muggle sport
Way of the Wand: 5pm
Diagon Alley, Knockturn & Hogsmeade: open 11am-4pm
This year Kennedy School will be showing a mix of magical movies throughout the weekend:
Wizard of Oz
Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them
Labyrinth
Neverending Story
Wicked
The Dark Crystal
Where the Wild Things Are
We will be collecting school supplies for Boys and Girls Aid, which is committed to ensuring children and youth are able to build lifelong stability through connections to loving families, supportive adults, and nurturing environments. Harry didn't have the best childhood before he came to Hogwarts and an organization like Boys and Girls Aid would have helped him immensely in finding a better placement for him than the Dursleys. We believe he would have founded a similar organization to help other orphaned children, because not everyone has a vault full of Galleons or a great family like the Weasleys to escape to.
Keep an eye on the event for more details, including House meet-ups, and more!
SPEWW (formerly PDXpelliarmus) is an all-volunteer nonprofit dedicated to literacy, equality, and human rights. We stand with the Harry Potter fandom, and we believe there still good to be done in Harry’s name. We are committed to helping uplift and empower the transgender community as well as create safe spaces for all LGBTQIA+ people in the HP fandom.
📸 Event header by Najia Khan https://dribbble.com/najiakhan_ 📸
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Where is it happening?
McMenamins Kennedy School, Kennedy School Hotel, 5736 NE 33rd Ave, Portland, OR 97211, United States
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Host or PublisherSPEWW - the Society for the Promotion of Equality of Witches & Wizards
