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A Song Gives a Look Into Oregon’s Largest Juvenile Corrections Facility
‘No Ceilings,’ a hip-hop track produced by incarcerated youth, came out of a restorative justice outreach program.
Portland Can’t Get Enough of Lesbian Cinema Club
The backyard party became a regular film series at the Tomorrow Theater.
Airport Overhaul Is Officially Complete
The Port of Portland unveils the “local-est airport yet.”
Food Service Workers Share Their Favorite Budget Meals
For our Cheap Eats issue, we asked the pros—restaurant workers—where to find the best deals.
Portland Parks & Rec’s Summer Free for All Kicks Off
A season of free concerts, movies, festivals, classes and even lunches starts now.
Tweens Curated the Latest Portland Art Museum Show
A unique partnership put King Elementary students in charge of a space in the Black Art and Experiences gallery.
Cathedral Park Gets New Dragon Sculpture
Willie the River Dragon lives at the intersection of North Burlington Avenue and Willamette Boulevard.
Darcelle XV Plaza to Open for Pride Month
Poison Waters, the Portland Gay Men Chorus’s and others honor the city’s most iconic drag queen with ribbon-cutting festivities.
Here’s Where You Can Watch the World Cup in Portland
The global soccer competition kicks off June 11.
XRAY.fm Announces Move to Buckman
The 14-year-old nonprofit radio station has announced it will leave the Falcon Arts Building in September.