Goose Hollow Inn

A Reuben and brew on the benches outside the Goose Hollow Inn—the iconic pub opened by legendary Mayor Bud Clark a half-century ago that has been credited with repopularizing the neighborhood’s moniker—is an unquestionable rite of Portland passage.

City Commissioner Jo Ann Hardesty Condemns Use of Boulders to Expel Portland Homeless Camps

Oregon Officials Deter Portland Homeless Campers With a Million Dollars’ Worth of Boulders

The latest spot? A thicket of rose bushes in the Goose Hollow neighborhood.

Portland Saturday Market Vendors Leading Pushback Against MAX Station Closures

Vendors at the Portland Saturday Market and other downtown residents and business owners are hosting a press conference tomorrow in opposition of TriMet’s proposed station closures.

In Portland, Every Bar Has a Story. Consider This Your Primer on the City’s Own Drunk History.

if you really want to know what makes this town such a special place to drink, you must know its lore.

A Night at the Goose Hollow Inn Convinced a Legislator to Change an Antiquated State Law

Only bars with full, hard-to-obtain liquor licenses were allowed to host any sort of entertainment that might inspire patrons to sing and dance.

At 22 Below, Thai Rolled Ice Cream Finally Arrives in Portland

When it comes to Asian dessert crazes, Portland is somehow always the last to get the memo.

Artists Repertory Theatre Rescued by Largest Donation in the Company’s History

Today, Artists Repertory Theatre announced that they received the largest donation in the theater’s history. The $7 million, given by an anonymous donor, comes at a crucial time for the theater. As WW reported last month, the company was so deep in debt, they’ve decided to sell half their building. According to a press release from the theater, Artists Rep still plans to sell part of their Goose Hollow building. However, the donation will allow the company to pay off the $1.3 million worth of debt the company has accumulated over the past four years due to dwindling ticket sales.