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My-O-My Celebrates Summer in Sumner, Tiki Style
The bar’s Oh My! Summer Bash is on the occasion of its one-year anniversary of new ownership.
Powell’s Books Warehouse Sale to Return in July
Customers will have timed-entry passes and double the space to snap up $1-$4 books.
101-Year-Old Camp Namanu in Sandy Barely Made It to This Summer
“It was touch and go for everyone’s jobs. We didn’t know if we would be around at all.”
Helium Comedy Club Begins Annual Contest to Find Portland’s Funniest Person
Preliminary rounds will continue through July.
The Shack Is Back in Sellwood This Summer
A nonprofit organization has revived the 1928 structure as a free community activities hub.
Oregon-Born Cole Escola Wins Tony Award for Best Leading Actor in a Play
Escola, 38, is the first openly nonbinary artist to win the award for Best Leading Actor in a Play.
St. Johns Music Venue The Fixin’ To Is Fixin’ to Become an Arcade
The bar will become a new Portland pinball destination with more than 30 machines.
Sneak a Peek at Mike Bennett’s New Ocean-Themed Immersive Art Space
The Portland Aquarium opens June 6 on Southwest Broadway.
What Portland Loses if the 118-Year-Old Rose Festival Ends
Is the long-standing celebration nearing its last parade?
Finding a Next Next Adventure
With the beloved outdoor store calling it quits, here’s where else to gear up in Portland.
Starlight Parade Gives Downtown Portland a Glow-Up
Portland Pickles mascot Dillon T. Pickle served as this year’s grand marshal.
Wu-Tang Clan Rapper RZA Returns to the Hollywood Theatre
RZA will do a post-film discussion, then DJ at Lan Su Chinese Garden.
Loose Threads Improv Show Mixes Fashion and Comedy
All costumes in the show at Kickstand Comedy are hand-sewn, vintage or both.
Oregon Contemporary Postpones Summer Exhibition Due to Funding Woes
“Ghosts in the Throat” was to be an exploration of Indigenous language revitalization.
Here’s How Some of Portland’s Arts Organizations Are Fighting Back After Losing Funds From the National Endowment for the Arts
“For us, this is more than financial—it is personal."