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Michael Zimmer and Sofia Sullivan’s Sketch Show Dog People Was a Treat for All at Kickstand Comedy
Every sketch included some nod toward dogs that would be funny to most folks, but really felt like one big inside joke for dog people.
In “The Old Fire,” Author Elisa Shua Dusapin Examines What It’s Like to Be an Expatriate in Your Own Country
Elisa Shua Dusapin’s fourth book asks: Can we ever go home again?
Visit Some of Portland’s Best Movie Theaters
Theme nights, exclusive 70 mm showings, and tasty food: Make a cinematic escape this winter.
Dive Into “The Chronology of Water”
Kristen Stewart’s directorial debut, the adaptation of Lidia Yuknavitch’s memoir, might be the best book-to-movie adaptation ever.
Publishing Collective Pile Press Needs Two Literary Journals to Print Its Creative Submissions
The namesake “Pile Press” is open to national writers, while “Chunk” celebrates Oregon’s art scenes.
Waxahatchee and Foxwarren Prove an Unlikely Crowd-Pleasing Pairing at Pioneer Courthouse Square
The two groups attract overlapping but differing listeners, each scratching a different itch.
Claire Jia’s Debut Novel Takes On Different Types of Desire and Possibility
See the Tin House author at Powell’s City of Books on Aug. 11.
The River Called: It’s Ready to Cruise
Five reasons you should take a Portland Spirit cruise this summer.
How to Pick the Right Wine With Your Meal
Grand Amari wine director Catherine Stratton Wenger has tips on sips.
Portland Author Ling Ling Huang Talks Jealousy, Art and Sci-fi in Her Second Novel, “Immaculate Conception.”
See Ling Ling Huang appears in conversation with Chelsea Bieker at Powell’s City of Books on May 14.