Portland’s Only 24 Hour Coffee House Announces Video Contest to Celebrate 1 Year Anniversary

April 5, 2010 - PRLog -- Portland, OR - April 5, 2010 - Southeast Grind, Portland’s only 24-hour coffee house, announced today they are launching their first annual amateur video contest to celebrate their one year anniversary. The team that produces the winning video will be awarded free coffee at Southeast Grind for the month of May.  

All video submissions must be received by April 15, 2010. A surprise panel of guests will be judging the contest. Finalists’ videos will be shown at Southeast Grind’s Birthday Party Celebration on April 18, 2010. The grand prize for the winning team will be free coffee for a month from Southeast Grind.

The theme of the video contest is, “Coffee Is The New Black”. The one prop that is required to be used in the video is Portland. All videos must be between 1 and 3 minutes in length. Submissions must be received by 6 am PST on April 15, 2010 by uploading the video to youtube.com with “Southeast Grind” in the title.

Southeast Grind will have been open exactly one year on April 19, 2010. Run by a young female entrepreneur, this business has been thriving through what most have called a recession. 

For additional information on the video contest and Southeast Grind’s Anniversary Event, contact Kacey Teel or visit www.southeastgrind.com.

About Southeast Grind:

Southeast Grind is a locally owned and operated café in the heart of SE Portland. We offer local and healthy drinks and snacks in a bright little shop. We believe in promoting what makes Portland such a stellar place by featuring local artists, choosing local vendors and honoring all things eclectic and fun.

Contact:

Kacey Teel, Owner
Southeast Grind
503-867-7060
www.southeastgrind.com

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Southeast Grind is a locally owned and operated café in the heart of SE Portland. We offer local and healthy drinks and snacks in a bright little shop. We believe in promoting what makes Portland such a stellar place by featuring local artists, choosing local vendors and honoring all things eclectic and fun.