Nov
4
ONE OCEAN, MANY SHORES: STORIES REAL AND IMAGINED FROM AROUND THE WORLD
Storyteller and naturalist Ingrid Nixon returns to perform at Multnomah Arts Center …
Author: SE Examiner
Nov
4
SHADES OF AUTUMN Presented by Cascadia Composers
A concert of new music reflecting on humankind’s complex emotional landscape takes p…
Nov
4
HELP KEEP SHOEBOX THEATRE ALIVE
Worries over costs of maintaining Theatre Vertigo’s Shoebox Theater alive at 2110 SE…
Nov
4
CALL TO ARTISTS: 15TH ANNUAL MT. TABOR ART WALK
CALL TO ARTISTS: 15TH ANNUAL MT. TABOR ART WALK Details and online application avail…
Nov
4
MICHAEL HURLEY AND THE CROAKERS
MICHAEL HURLEY AND THE CROAKERS play every third Friday at Laurelthirst Pub’s happy …
Nov
4
PHENOMENAL WOMAN – Female Songwriters and the Women who Inspire Them
An evening of powerful music by powerful performers at Alberta Rose Theatre, 3000 NE…
Nov
4
Ignite
A premiere of three new pieces by local choreographers Meshi Chavez, Subashini Ganes…
Nov
4
Flair and Flamboyance
Classical Revolution PDX celebrates the 100th birth-year of Liberace with an evening…
Nov
4
Brooks Hill with Cindy Lou Banks
Back in the 90’s, alt-country band No Way Home was the darling of Portland’s indie m…
Nov
4
My Summer As a Goth
My Summer as a Goth is a new made-in-Portland movie premiering Tuesday, November 19 …
Nov
4
La Ruta
Artist Repertory Theatre presents the premiere of La Ruta by Isaac Gomez and directe…
Nov
4
Burn This
Asylum Theatre’s sophomore production is Lanford Wilson’s Burn This. Following t…
Nov
4
Gerle Haggard Rides Again
Gerle Haggard, the city’s own all-female Merle Haggard Tribute group, will showcase …
Nov
4
Belmont Cranes, PJCE at Holocene
Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble (PJCE) begins a new season, by fusing its eight-pie…
Nov
4
A Xmas Cuento Remix Premieres
Milagro Theatre presents A Xmas Cuento Remix, written by Milagro’s Maya Malán-Gonzál…
Nov
4
Panoply!
Dancers, performance-makers, musicians and rabble-rousers all converge for two night…
Nov
4
Smokefall
Smokefall by Noah Haidle is the twentieth season opener for Defunkt Theatre, an unus…
Nov
4
Jones & McDowell – Sculpture & Textures
Sidestreet Arts showcases the ceramic sculpture of Kendall Jones and Katherine McDow…
Nov
1
Helping Oregon’s Veterans
By Nancy Tannler After twenty-two years in the military watching over the lives a…
Nov
1
2019 Spirit of Portland Awards
By Nancy Tannler The 2019 Spirit of Portland Ceremony was celebrated in a grand s…
Nov
1
Meet The SE Examiner’s New Owner
Dear Readers: A couple of months ago, one of our community members, Kris McDowel…
Nov
1
Restoring Watersheds and Salmon Runs
By Don MacGillivray It is a great tragedy that there is little remaining salmon h…
Nov
1
HAND November 2019
By Jill Riebeshel At our last meeting, Sarah Peroutka, speaking for St. Philip Ne…
Nov
1
DOZA: Changing the City’s Design Review Process
By David Krogh By the year 2035, the City is expected to grow by 123,000 househol…
Nov
1
South Tabor November 2019
By Tina Kimmey South Tabor had a great Land Use meeting in October talking with n…
Nov
1
Richmond November 2019
By Brian Hochhalter Richmond Neighborhood Association (richmondpdx.org) held its …
Nov
1
PDX Demographics and Rankings
By David Krogh This is a short look at changing Portland demographics and selecte…
Nov
1
Business Beat November 2019
Photo to Canvas – Photo to Canvas has provided local photographers, families, and bu…
Nov
1
Community News November 2019
Tips for Estate Planning Here are five common estate planning mistakes that, unfo…
Nov
1
Civility Suffers as Challenges to Neighborhood Clout Continue
By Midge Pierce The role of the City’s Neighborhood Associations under Commission…
Nov
1
Business Walkabout November 2019
The Mud Room By Nina Silberstein Lizzie Koehler and Cole Lendrum searched for …
Nov
1
Dr. Vino November 2019
So…what wine do you serve with Turkey? What to do when twenty or so of your near…
Nov
1
Kids Combat Climate Change
By Midge Pierce Anyone who doubts that children are leading the way to save the p…
Nov
1
Something to Crow About
By Midge Pierce They’re back and there’s a good chance their murder will land on …
Nov
1
Homeless Solutions Remain Elusive
By Midge Pierce T he City, County and State are spending more than ever to curb h…
Nov
1
Congestion Pricing
By Don MacGillivray Road congestion has almost reached the breaking point. Rush h…
Nov
1
Wellness Word November 2019
Editor's note: Wellness Word is an informational column which is not meant to replac…
Nov
1
Representatively Speaking November 2019
By State Representative Rob Nosse As State Representative, not a week goes by whe…
Nov
1
The American Dream
By Nancy Tannler Mia Birdsong spoke at a public conversation/Happy Hour in the ne…
Nov
1
mekudeshet (תשדוקמ)
Portland independent dance company The Holding Project presents the evening length m…
Oct
1
Portland Open Studios 2019
This is Jeni Lee’s Evening Pass. Lee is one of the artists who welcomes the public i…
Oct
1
Amor Añejo & el Dia de Muertos
Opening their thirty-sixth season, Milagro Theatre premieres a bilingual Dia de Muer…
Oct
1
DNA via OCTC
The Young Professionals Company at Oregon Children’s Theatre present DNA, a psycholo…
Oct
1
No Think Time
No Think Time: New Paintings by Gary Hirsch and Vases from Outer Space: New Works by…
Oct
1
Artichoke has plenty of Lute, Live Music and Classes
The live music streams forth in thirds, fifths and minor sevenths at Café Artichoke …
Oct
1
Holy Goats!
After a long, slumber the Holy Goats! Sunday Afternoon Improvisations return for the…
Oct
1
BRAZIL at The Clinton Street Theater
Sail2Change and The Clinton Street Theater team up to screen Terry Gilliam’s cult cl…
Oct
1
Bill Staines, Radim Zenkl at PFS concerts
Portland FolkSong Society next two shows coming up are for discerning listeners of …
Oct
1
Short takes…arts news of note
MICHAEL HURLEY AND THE CROAKERS play every third Friday at Laurelthirst Pub’s happy …
Oct
1
CMG’s Improvisation Summit
Creative Music Guild’s Improvisation Summit of Portland takes place for six big nigh…
Oct
1
Sacred Harp Singing
Tis the season for Portland Sacred Harp’s Pacific NW Sacred Harp Singing Convention.…
Oct
1
Del Goldfarb plays at the Montavilla Farmers Market October 27
Bluesy tunesmith and former local Del Goldfarb plays a rare set at the Montavilla Fa…
Oct
1
Stutterer Interrupted
San Francisco comedian Nina G mashes up her standup with a reading from her new book…
Oct
1
The District Office
By Jack Rubinger The District Office, at the corner of Stark and MLK, is one of P…
Oct
1
Solve Volunteers Clean Up
By Larissa Gordon From Astoria to Brookings, Baker City to Medford, over 5,500 de…
Oct
1
A Day of Climate Action
By Midge Pierce Greta Thunberg should take heart. The planet’s children have issu…
Oct
1
SE Updates
By Midge Pierce Population Counts Matter The federal 2020 Census is coming. It…
Oct
1
Cracks in Code Change Surface
By Midge Pierce The fate of the city’s Neighborhood Associations continues to shi…
Oct
1
What do Neighborhood Associations do?
By David Krogh Every part of the City of Portland is included within a neighborho…
Oct
1
Community News October 2019
PTA advocating for children The National Parent Teacher Association (PTA) has wo…
Oct
1
RIP Eyes Anti-displacement
By Midge Pierce Just as Portlanders were getting used to the idea of three and fo…
Oct
1
Celebrating 100 years in business
By Nancy Tannler A hundred years ago, Walter and Arnold Kuhnhausen opened their f…
Oct
1
Business Walkabout in SE Portland Oct 2019
Presents of Mind By Nina Silberstein Retail businesses come and go, but Presen…
Oct
1
Congestion Pricing and Congestion
By David Krogh Portland area interstate highways, feeder streets, and even City s…
Oct
1
Wellness Word Oct 2019
Editor's note: Wellness Word is an informational column which is not meant to replac…
Oct
1
Walking the talk of Christian charity
By Nancy Tannler At a poignant farewell dinner last month, Pat Schweibert address…
Oct
1
Richmond October 2019
By Peter Forrest Richmond Neighborhood Association (richmondpdx.org) he…
Oct
1
Mt. Tabor October 2019
By Laura Smith The restoration work at Reservoir 1 in Mt. Tabor Park is…
Oct
1
Sunnyside October 2019
By Colin Wonnacott The Sunnyside Neighborhood Association is hosting a panel disc…
Oct
1
HAND October 2019
By Jill Riebesehl Actions this month reflect just two ways the Hosford-…
Oct
1
South Tabor October 2019
By Tina Kimmey Thanks to everyone that joined us in mixed weather conditions for …
Oct
1
Montavilla October 2019
By Brad Donahue With the signs of fall in the air it’s sort of like back to schoo…
Sep
21
Healing Cancer survivors A Fresh Chapter
Cancer nonprofit A Fresh Chapter (AFC) has opened applications for residen…
Sep
1
A Festival of Contemporary Dance
Union PDX, presented by push/FOLD dance company, takes place September 26-29 at the …
Sep
1
The Return of Jim Kweskin
Portland Folk Music Society presents venerable blues crooner Jim Kweskin with Meredi…
Sep
1
The Best of Intentions
Any intention can lead to unintended consequences, and Portland Storytellers Guild’s…
Sep
1
Much Ado
Much Ado, new from Enso Theatre Ensemble, was adapted from Shakespeare’s Much Ado Ab…
Sep
1
That’s No Lady
Triangle Productions kicks off its big three-O Life Is A Ball season with the world …
Sep
1
Flesh & Stone
Sidestreet Arts features Flesh and Stone, a new collection of work by oil painter Br…
Sep
1
Short takes…arts news of note
MOSAIC STRING ACADEMY, 5120 SE 28th Ave., has openings for a new season of private l…
Sep
1
Portlandia Brass ~ Artichoke’s September
The Portlandia Brass Ensemble is a group of professional musicians dedicated to spre…
Sep
1
Storied musician Dick Weissman returns to Portland
to celebrate a new album and book. A Denver resident these days, Weissman appears…
Sep
1
NAs Vow to Keep Portland Neighborly
By Midge Pierce If you value public input on landuse, transportation, infrastruct…
Sep
1
Officer Calls for Patience
By Midge Pierce In the face of protests, car thefts, Next Door burglary reports, …
Sep
1
History of Neighborhood Associations
By Don MacGillivray Controversy, criticism, and change challenge neighborhood ass…
Sep
1
Summertime and the Livin’ is Easy
By Midge Pierce A silver lining of the attack on Neighborhood Associations is the…
Sep
1
A Solution to Climate Change
By Meera Ramachandran A scary book can help some folk nestle into the mood of the…
Sep
1
More and More Scooters Coming
By David Krogh Note: The Southeast Examiner discussed the Portland Bureau of Tran…
Sep
1
South Tabor September 2019
By Tina Kimmey Join your neighbors and enjoy a day of community as the …
Sep
1
Striking for the earth’s sake
By Midge Pierce Wondering about the large green billboard popping up on SE street…
Sep
1
Business Walkabout September 2019
Belmont Books By Nancy Tannler The Masonic looking symbol on the T-shirt of Be…
Sep
1
Homelessness in SE Portland
By Jack Rubinger One of the dangers of getting used to the homeless problem in Po…
Sep
1
Wellness Word September 2019
Editor's note: Wellness Word is an informational column which is not meant to replac…
Sep
1
Wireless Silent Spring
By Nancy Tannler The Oregon Legislative Assembly passed Senate Bill 283 on August…
Sep
1
Representatively Speaking September 2019
By State Representative Rob Nosse Happy Labor Day! Unlike the rest of the world t…
Sep
1
Community News September 2019
Recycing tip for September By Bonita Davis, Master Recycler and SE Resident …
Sep
1
Hosford-Abernethy September 2019
By Jill Riebesehl The dog days of August are over, but definitely not f…
Sep
1
Richmond September 2019
By Allen Field Richmond Neighborhood Association held its monthly meeti…
Aug
1
Closer To Home
Sidestreet Arts’ August show features new works from ceramicist, Nicole M. Curcio an…
Aug
1
The 48 Hour Film Project
The 48 Hour Film Project screens at Clinton Street Theatre, Friday and Saturday, Aug…