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New Mural Painted on Downtown’s Washington Center
The troubled commercial property now has a message of “love, care and empathy.”
Fred Child Hired as CEO and President of All Classical Radio
Child just wrapped up 25 years hosting the classical radio program “Performance Today.”
Rose City Rituals: How Charlotte Nash, Oregon Ballet Theatre’s Sugar Plum Fairy, Spends a Day in Portland
“We’re all rooting for each other, which I think is really rare in a very competitive environment.”
Strippers Are Now No. 1 Donor of Toys to Children’s Hospital
Tatas for Toys benefit has made it rain $183,000 over the past 14 years.
Bike Buses Roll Into a $895,000 Grant From the City
Bike Bus PDX plans to use the money to expand the program to more schools.
Louis C.K. Event Canceled Due to “Ticket Performance”
The comedian had a book tour stop at the Newmark Theatre Dec. 8.
MetroPaint Launches Everything-Must-Go Sale at Outlet Store
The trailblazing recycled-paint retailer, run by Metro, will shutter in early 2026.
Portland Art Museum Evacuated Twice During Opening Weekend Party
A child broke part of Marie Watt’s neon sculpture “A Shared Horizon (Western Door).”
Living Room Theaters Is Alive Again After Cyberattack
After a “stressful and exhaustive week,” the downtown cineplex has reopened to guests.
Foster Theater Open Again After $3.5 Million Renovation
The century-old theater is open for business again in the Foster-Powell neighborhood.