Arts & Culture

After the 14-year-old festival’s venue fell through, building owner Jeff Swickard rented space for the early October event.

Local fishers harvest about 20 million pounds of Oregon pink shrimp between April and October.

Revisiting propaganda from the Spanish Civil War, Jen Silverman’s ‘Spain’ asks, ‘Can a false story be so good that it does something true?’

With over $80 million in public funding, the facility marks a huge investment in arts education and in downtown Portland.

The invasive beetle threatens more than 100,000 city trees, countless acres of wildlife habitat, and decades of memories. Portlanders are taking it personally.

One of Portland’s most promising young bands for years, Growing Pains hits its twenties with ‘Daniel Loves Mandy Forever.’

Curator Bijan Berahimi makes a point of giving commercial artists an opportunity to work outside of brand briefs and pitch decks.

After a splashy debut with a big press, the Portland author opted to self-publish his second book, ‘Baby, This Is a High-Priced Country.’

‘The book is the shorthand for everything you would need to know to work at the Whiskey Library.’

Also: Cheekface is at Hawthorne Theatre, and Ilyas Ahmed and Pete Swanson play a record store show at Musique Plastique.