Fertile Ground Festival 12
For its 12th year, the Fertile Ground Festival of New Works, a program of the Portla…
For its 12th year, the Fertile Ground Festival of New Works, a program of the Portla…
These “Poetic Waxwings” were sent by Bob Howard of Artichoke Music: “Artichoke Mus…
The Delgani String Quartet continues their sixth season with Gesture and Journey, a …
Sidestreet Arts’ annual Fine-Art Print Show, The Inked Image, features work by mor…
Portland musician Steve Drizos celebrates the new year by popping the cork on his …
Born and raised in the PNW, Kiazora’s art explores interactions between life and dea…
The Reformers are an experimental performing arts collective with a simple goal: to …
A special fundraising concert for Classical Revolution PDX livestreams from the Holo…
Alberta Rose Theatre hosts their new season of the Portland Music Stream to ring i…
Celebrate Joan Baez’ birthday with her. In commemoration of the her 80th birthday, a…
Square dancers, musicians and other fans of traditional Appalachian music have com…
How can you help the Clinton Street Theater survive? Watch SHAZOOM!, an interactive …
Dingo Dizmal and Olive Rootbeer are well known clowns about town. Together, they col…
Music gives us a way to express emotions and it naturally relieves stress. Music mak…
Flanders Crossing, the Portland Bureau of Transportation’s (PBOT) newest pedestrian …
Portland Made and Makers Union PDX have collaborated with Window Shop 2020 to host a…
The Rose Lane 2020 online open house is now available through Friday, January 8 to o…
The Architectural Heritage Center’s (AHC) gala goes virtual on Thursday, February 25…
The New Portlanders Policy Commission (NPPC) is recruiting new members to join the 2…
For more than 30 years, Portland’s Third Angle Music has played outside the lines of…
In mid-December, Multnomah County Library resumed hold pick-up service at all of its…
By Bonita Davis, SE Resident and Master Recycler Recycling is a feel good activity …
The Hawthorne Pave and Paint Project was described in the August edition of The Sout…
The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) has launched a new public dashboard showing the st…
The Community Energy Project, an organization that provides free home services focus…
By Ellen Spitaleri Everyone is hoping for better times in 2021, but Jacobsen Vale…
By Nancy Tannler Portland City Council declared a housing emergency in October of 2…
By State Representative Rob Nosse Happy New Year to all my constituents! This hol…
By Don MacGillivray Since early spring, the Laurelhurst Park homeless camp along SE…
By David Krogh Portland City Council formally appointed 20 community members to the…
Hawthorne Boulevard Business Association By Bill Levesque New Year’s Greetings to…
By Gabe Frayne It appears, finally, the electric car’s moment has arrived. At the T…
By Don MacGillivray A man-made climate emergency threatens our city, our state and …
By Jack Rubinger The Groundhopper Guide to Soccer in England is a 380-page travel a…
By Nancy Tannler As cases of COVID-19 continue to rise, we have all become aware of…
By Nina Silberstein Rumor has it Portland is one of America’s most “inked” cities s…
By Nina Silberstein If you’ve ever been to the original location of Nicholas Re…
It’s the winter we never thought we would see – gyms and fitness centers are closed …
Hosford-Abernethy Neighborhood Association By Jill Riebesehl The HAND Board has a …
Editor’s note: Letters to the Editor should be less than 300 words. The Southeast Ex…
Felting artist LeBrie Rich pivoted her business from teaching in-person workshops to…
Artichoke Music is open during the freeze at 2007 SE Powell Blvd. They are a retai…
Portland State University and jazz piano faculty member Kerry Politzer present The M…
Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble's PJCE Online Series presents songwriter and pianis…
One of SE’s annual art galas is Sidestreet Arts’ Very Merry Cash & Carry Show.…
The Studio has innovative ways to celebrate students, no matter what instrument, age…
In Mulieribus (Latin for amongst women) is Portland’s female vocal ensemble dedicate…
PSG, The Portland Storytellers’ Guild, streams a new show Saturday, December 5 via Z…
Alberta Rose Theatre’s special December Portland Music Stream features music to warm…
Outside the Frame trains homeless and marginalized youth to be directors of their ow…
Stark Street Studios & Gallery, 2809 SE Stark St,. is Portland’s longest runni…
By Bonita Davis, SE Resident and Master Recycler “A year unlike any other” could ac…
After Governor Kate Brown issued a four-week freeze on gatherings and shared spaces …
Each year New Avenues for Youth sets up a “store” that provides young people they se…
Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) has released their 2020 Neighborhood Greenw…
Due to the rise in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, in mid-November Gov. Kate Br…
Built Oregon is a non-profit collective of volunteer business mentors serving Oregon…
The Oregon Zoo’s annual holiday event returns like never before. This year there’s a…
Mercy Corps 7th annual market is running now through Wednesday, December 30 with pro…
The Feral Cat Coalition of Oregon’s (FCCO) annual cat food drive, Season’s Feedings,…
Portland Parks Foundation’s Green Dreams conversations continue Monday, December 7, …
Chabad of NE Portland is coordinating with Everything Jewish and offering its fourth…
Crafty Wonderland usually holds their craft market at the Convention Center on Satur…
The Classical Ballet Academy presents Nutcracker Vignettes, a walk or drive through …
Portland Mennonite Church is holding an online Longest Night service of readings, co…
The Portland Mennonite Church is offering a 30-minute online service of carols and s…
By Nancy Tannler When Leroy Eadie stepped into the position of the Director of …
By David Krogh Portland’s City Charter is the founding document for the City and es…
By Ellen Spitaleri Even though AARP Oregon’s 9th Vital Aging Conference took place …
By State Representative Rob Nosse By the time you read this, our country will be on…
By Daniel Perez-Crouse “We are treating the symptom and not the cause,” said Doug R…
By Rachel Hemmingson This season, normally one of togetherness, highlights the prob…
By Don MacGillivray In approximately four years, the Burnside Bridge will be demoli…
By Nina Silberstein Before opening her restaurant, Emma Dye sold medical equipm…
By Jack Rubinger As a musician (clarinet and saxophonist), I miss the sessions, …
By Nina Silberstein The old song, “I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for Ice Crea…
In the Willamette Valley, seasonal allergies are a particular problem. Whether it is…
HAND By Jill Riebesehl At the HAND Board’s November meeting, it was all action. We…
By Nancy Tannler On a rainy Saturday morning in November, 20 volunteers showed up a…
Elizabeth Wocasek and Amelia Opie are featured artists for the November show at Si…
In this suddenly shifted world, our prevailing life patterns have significantly alte…
A new exhibit at the Architectural Heritage Center examines the rise, fall, redeve…
Every November, the Portland Book Festival, presented by Bank of America, brings tho…
Missing 1980s new wave synth-pop in these strangest of days? Need a buoyant new danc…
TidalWave Comics has added a new comic to its popular Female Force series focused on…
How can songwriters listen for stories that want to be sung and stay true to the son…
¡Viva Milagro! is the festive annual event that brings together friends of Milagro, …
Artichoke Music hosts its first virtual meeting of the Cascade Blues Association (CB…
The Northwest Film Center and Portland Art Museum continue to bring new films to aud…
Portland artist Christa Grimm has a new series of small pandemic-inspired plein air …
Special to the Southeast Examiner By Robert Ham & Bobby Smith The Albina Musi…
Alberta Rose Theatre’s new season of Portland Music Stream live sets online are inti…
Confident Voice Studio and Portland Musical Theater Company have joined forces to of…
By Jack Rubinger While many of us drive up and down 82nd Ave., the sights and sound…
By Don MacGillivray No one ever dreamed that peace loving, but weird, Portland, OR …
By Nancy Tannler When Mark Bartlett first requested access to legal opinions and do…
By Ellen Spitaleri When Rhys Scholes set out to write his first book, he decided …
By Rachel Hemmingson Here we are in dark, short, rainy days. Like every other year…
By Daniel Perez-Crouse A new study commissioned by Multnomah County (and neighborin…
By Nancy Tannler Beginning last month, business owners could apply for free per…