Rachel Wong Finds Her Second True Act as an R&B Pop Artist
“It’s that feel-good bounce with a really soulful, authentic vocal. It’s a very addictive music genre.”
Durand Bernarr and Shae Universe Take Portland to Church
The Wonder Ballroom audience gave the R&B singers immaculate crowd energy on Saturday, April 26.
Oregon Historical Society Hosts Two Exhibitions Highlighting Vietnamese Stories
“This Is Vietnamese Portland” and “50 Years of Vietnamese Contributions to Oregon” open ahead of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
Contemporary Dancer Rakesh Sukesh Turned His Pain Into a Pizza Party at PICA
“because i love the diversity (this micro-attitude, we all have it)” uses clownery and postmodern art to ask for basic human respect.
Fan Fairness & Transparency Act Clears Oregon House of Representatives
House Bill 3167 passed with a 40–16 vote.
Portland’s Biggest Art Colleges Put Grads on Display for Annual Exhibitions
Pacific Northwest College of Art and Portland State University will host their Bachelors and Masters of Fine Arts shows in May.
Oscar Wilde’s “Salome” Still Shocks More Than 130 Years After Its Premiere
Imago Theater commits to the bit down to every detail of Wilde’s erotic Biblical play.
Jessica Lind Proves Surprisingly Acrobatic in “Marilyn” Ballet
Oregon Ballet Theater succeeded in finding a new medium to tell America’s most glamorous cautionary tale.
Portland LGBTQ+ Pride Festival Headliners Announced
Pride Northwest wished upon reality stars of yesteryear to perform at the 2025 festival.
Schilling Cider’s Portland Location to Reopen on Southeast Division Street
The Washington-based cidery’s Goat Blocks tap room closed in December.
Ways You Can Help Save Portland’s Parks
What will Mayor Keith Wilson’s new proposed budget mean for Portland Parks & Recreation?
LeBrie Rich’s Felt Sculpture Show “Crackers (& Cookies)” Is Playfully Simple
With what life throw at us, why not bask in the wonder of seeing a footstool in the shape of an ice cream sandwich?
Imaginary Authors Shares A Little Secret
The Portland perfume house’s limited edition April Fool’s Day scent sold out in days.
Oregon Humanities Is the Latest Victim of DOGE Cuts
The new federal Department of Government Efficiency took back more than $500,000 in National Endowment for the Humanities grant money.