This is an amazingly awesome event. Come out and join us for The Big Float on July 28th!
Here’s lots of info for you from the event’s organizers:
The Big Float III registration is open!
You know you are going to go. Pull the trigger and get this off your to do list!
New levels this year include business level memberships, VIP (which includes free wine, beer and catered food) and packages. All proceeds benefit the not for profit organization
Human Access Project.
Highlights of this year’s TBF include – take out beach party on the west bank at Tom McCall Bowl (where the Blues Festival is held), supervised storage (for towels, etc), three bands on a barge, free chair massages and two big fun inflatable bounce houses for the kiddos! Arrangements have been made with the Coast Guard to improve time into the water significantly. Unlike last year, this year we will not attempt to set a world record for floaters in a line – we broke that last week! (see below).
Get your TBF3 Merch while you can, only 300 T’s and 50 hats will be made. You can even show your love for the Willamette with a bumper sticker!
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All these cool items are available at www.thebigfloat.com
Mark your calandar for the wristband pick up party at
Friday, July 26 from 7-10pm
Complementary Kona Beer and Barefoot Wine – more details to come!
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Like The Big Float on Facebook! Best way to keep up on all the latest news on The Big Float including packet pickup parties, volunteer opportunities and other river related goodness.
If you want to help TBF but have available time to spare – sharing TBF Facebook posts with your friends is a huge help in spreading the word!
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Portland set the World Record!
Friday, July 5th, 2013 Human Access Project partnered with World Domination Summit to shatter the world-record for “Most People in a Floating Line.”
The previous record was set in 2008 by 542 people in Viareggio, Italy. The new record (pending Guinness verification is 620). Big thanks to local Portland high tech company GigaPan who provided an very cool panaramic shot which can be seen here
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