Get Inside: Nine Things to Do While Stuck Inside This Week

Every year, Willamette Week surveys the local comedy community to find the city’s best comics. Usually, that leads to a live standup showcase held in a packed theater somewhere in town. Of course, that can’t happen this year. But in Portland, funny never stops.

Where to Get Food in Portland on Super Bowl Sunday

Hot Plates, coming through!

Apple Has Donated the Black Lives Matter Mural Painted Outside Its Downtown Store to Don’t Shoot PDX

On Friday, Apple announced it will donate the mural to the organization, calling it “a monumental art piece honoring the ongoing fight for justice.”

This Year’s PDX Jazz Festival Will Livestream From Four Different Countries

Unsurprisingly, this year’s lineup is paired down a bit. But with 17 events over the course of nine days, it’s hardly unsubstantial. And geographically speaking, it’s the most expansive festival yet—the schedule includes live streams from London, Havana, Cape Town and New York.

Where to Get Food in Portland This Week

Hot Plates, coming through!

The Nation’s Most Successful and Aggressive Airline Announces Layoffs at Portland International Airport

What the People We’re Grateful for Are Grateful For

They brought to our office the objects that allow them to support our city and state.

A Local Bike Courier Business Has Grown Over 300% During the Pandemic

As the coronavirus pushed everyone indoors in March, local restaurant owners had to quickly adapt to takeout and delivery. Those who grew frustrated with the exorbitant service fees of delivery apps like Uber Eats, Grubhub, Caviar and Postmates started to look for a better way to keep their businesses alive and customers fed.