Local News
By Don MacGillivray
Finding daycare and preschool for young children in Portland has always been difficult. This is especially true for …
By Nancy Tannler
City Council voted unanimously to adopt the Residential Infill Project – Part 2 (RIP2) zoning code amendments, going …
By Jack Rubinger
On June 2, REACH sponsored their first bike fair for residents living in REACH’s SE Portland affordable apartment …
Community News
Due to the annual fires, injuries and deaths associated with the use of fireworks, the City of Portland has banned …
AARP Foundation Experience Corps (AARPFEC) is looking for volunteers to make a difference in a child’s life by helping them …
Portland Parks & Recreation’s (PP&R) seven outdoor pools are open now through Sunday, August 28 and offer lap swims, water …
Featured
By David Krogh
Fat Girls Hiking is a new book by Summer Michaud-Skog, published by Timber Press. Its prime focus is …
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Arts & Entertainment
Ceramicist Denise Krueger’s work is on display at Sidestreet Arts, 140 SE 28th Ave., through July 31. Her hand-built earthenware …
Composer Deena T. Grossman releases her newest album Becoming Durga with a benefit concert and part at the magical Leach …
Artichoke Community Music’s July events take place most Wednesdays-Sundays, starting the Friday after the holiday weekend with Woodlander + Gary …
The Driveway Jazz Series returns for its third year, courtesy of funding from the Regional Arts and Culture Council. Held …
Singer-songwriter Eric John Kaiser has been reimagining French music through an American lens for over a decade and has recently …
The Concerts at Lincoln Street offers two Saturday afternoon concerts in July at Lincoln Street United Methodist Church, SE 52nd …
July shows at Alberta Rose Theatre include a multi-faced queer experience, Jesse Colin Young and Waipuna, among others. “Afterglow: A …
The last week of July is Mermaid Week at the Clinton Street Theater (CST), coinciding with the Portlandia Mermaid Parade …