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Shannon Wiberg Offers Hands-On Training for the Next Generation of LGBTQ+ and Women DJs
The X-Ray DJ teaches cuing up records, blending tunes and keeping a set moving forward.
Music Medieval on XRAY Serenades on Sunday Mornings
The hourlong program primarily celebrates the sounds of Western classical music from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance
Beaumont-Wilshire Neighborhood Association Aims to Make Crossing Northeast Fremont Street a Little Safer
The group has set up small containers, each with a pair of bright orange flags for pedestrians to carry across the street.
Gong’s Surviving Lineup Staked a Claim on Its Legacy at the White Eagle Saloon
The prog-rock legacy band’s set mostly stuck to music made without its long-dead founders.
Tips From Oregon Parks and Recreation on Where to Find Open Campsites
Here’s how to go on a last-minute adventure.
Oregon Symphony’s Badalamenti-Lynch Tribute Veered Off Into Cornball Territory
Singers acted out scenes as “Twin Peaks” characters visiting Portland, with cringey references to the world outside the Schnitz.
Gresham Has Its Own Japanese Garden
The gateway to Mount Hood holds the tastes, charms and natural beauty expected of Oregon’s fifth-biggest city.
For the Record: Julius Smack Gets Ahead of the Conversation of AI and Art
Super-Electric Records owner Bob Ham notes what’s been in heavy rotation on the shop’s turntable in May.
Soul’d Out Brings a New Concert Series With an Environmentally Conscious Tilt to Green Anchors
Summer performances include Elephant Revival, Dirtwire and Beats Antique.
Alison Moyet Sloughs Off Snafus at the Crystal Ballroom
Despite a brief onstage mixup, the veteran singer-songwriter breezed through the best of her solo songs and work with Yaz.