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Rex Marshall Paints a Restrained Portrait of Working-Class America
‘All the Work I Never Wanted’ shares true tales of workplace malaise, strife, terror and hilarity.
What to Do in Portland (May 6–12, 2026)
Learn to two-step, hear some campfire tales or take your mother to the garden this week in Portland.
What to Do in Portland (April 29–May 5)
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo, enjoy a K-pop dance party or hear the city’s best new bands this week in Portland.
New Doc Chronicles a Deaf and Black Skater’s Relationship With Burnside
“Through My Board” tells the story of OG skater Paul Johnson, also known as Deaf Paul.
What to Do in Portland (April 22–28, 2026)
Celebrate Earth Day, try kid-friendly improv or take in a play about alien abductions this week in Portland.
The Apricots Weave Deep Friendship Into Rich Harmonies
The group’s relationship, sound and lineup have matured since they first started singing together.
Get Busy (April 15–21, 2026)
See Grag Queen’s Cosmic Light Tour, hear The Builders and the Butchers or watch “Fat Ham” this week in Portland.
The 2026 Stoner Field Guide
Our weed writer suggests strains, activities, snacks and (sometimes) a playlist so every type of stoner can celebrate 420 in style.
What to Do in Portland (April 8–14, 2026)
See Pauly Shore, ride the Ladds 500 or check out the Oregon Muslims’ Lit Fest this week in Portland.
Lettie Jane Rennekamp Thinks in Shapes and Layers
Rennekamp worked on her first mural in college—now she paints residential and commercial murals as part of a well-rounded visual arts practice.