Skip to main contentNorth Pole Studio Celebrates Disability Pride Month at Littman Gallery
The proudly neurodiverse art collective’s exhibition “tell ___ ‘hi’ from me” acts as a belated introduction to the wider world.
Arts & Culture
Seasons Eatings: Your Perfect Summer Dinner
Campfire kabobs, tzatziki sauce and peach balsamic toast.
By WW Staff
Your Roundup of New Movies: Mariska Hargitay Poignantly Tells All About “My Mom Jayne”
What to see and what to skip.
By WW Staff
Get Your Reps In: Nazis Always Lose at the Tomorrow Theater’s Double Feature
What to see at Portland’s repertory theaters.
Portland World Naked Bike Ride Announces Grant Park as Starting Location
The ride returns after taking 2024 off to reorganize its leadership team.
Collective Artist Market Iridescent Daydream Is a Manifestation of Queer Dreamers
“We want to keep the space belonging to everyone in the collective as much as we can.”
What to Do in Portland (July 2-8, 2025)
This year’s Waterfront Blues Festival is a two-day celebration on the Willamette.
Multnomah County Formally Apologizes for Desecrating Lone Fir Cemetery’s Chinese American Graves
A million-dollar memorial to Block 14’s paved-over graves is expected to be completed by next year.
Executive Director and Co-Founder Meara McLaughlin Steps Down From MusicPortland and MusicOregon
Nearly all funding and programs will be on hold as both nonprofit organizations restructure.
By Robin Bacior
“Business Card” Is Part Senior Thesis, Part Portland Love Letter
Lucy Rick’s Portland State University-funded magical realism film screens at the Hollywood Theatre on June 29.