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This Independence Day, Local Breweries Are Navigating New Aluminum Tariffs
President Trump’s tariffs compound problems caused by “the candemic,” the can shortage which began during the pandemic.
Portland World Naked Bike Ride Announces Grant Park as Starting Location
The ride returns after taking 2024 off to reorganize its leadership team.
Longtime Arts Education Nonprofit Pauses Programming
Arts for Learning Northwest was founded in 1958. Its finances are in shambles.
Where Portland Children Can Go to See and Be Seen This Summer
Your guide to the “It” grounds this season.
Portland Center Stage Poised to Receive $1.5 Million in State Funds
The bill awaits final passage but would be huge for the struggling theater.
McMenamins Crystal Hotel to Honor Its LGBTQ+ History With Ceremony, Drag Brunch
The downtown hotel was once called the Majestic Hotel and Club Baths.
Five Questions for Alan Miller
The co-owner of the Pickles and the Bangers never tires of dirty jokes.
An Early Look From the Stands at Portland’s New Pre-Professional Soccer Team, the Bangers
Bangers Bangers Bangers!
Comedian Chris Grace Previews New Solo Show for Portland
Grace will test-run his new show concept “27 Hours” at Kickstand Comedy on June 20.
JinJu Patisserie Wins James Beard Award for Outstanding Bakery
Chef Timothy Wastell of Antica Terra in Amity won best chef in the Northwest region.
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.