The evening’s live music brings together three distinctive Pacific Northwest voices. Joe Estrada, also known as Six Eyed Cat, opens the show with an energetic blend of punk spirit, country songwriting, and bluegrass influence. Song of Sunset creator and host Ghost of Brian Craig follows with an intimate acoustic-rock performance built around guitar, harmonica, looping, and personal storytelling. Warm Springs hip-hop artist Sho Rilla closes the night with music shaped by Native identity, recovery, resilience, and his journey from local skater to touring performer.

Presented by Oregon Film and moderated by director Brian Craig Hinderberger, the evening’s panel conversations bring audiences closer to the people and ideas behind the films. Following Cosmic Heirloom: Buried 400 Years, featured subject David Moss—a leader in longevity technology—will expand upon the film’s exploration of the historical and scientific story of psilocybin. He will be joined by Kris Solis, whose work focuses on creating positive impact through national park preservation, disaster-relief efforts, and expanding access to alternative medicine, including legal psilocybin therapy. Speakers for the Salvaged Reverb panel will be announced soon.