By Daniel Perez-Crouse Since November 2020, The Mt. Scott Community Center has been a 24-hour homeless shelter with 75 beds and it will remain this way until spring. Portland Parks […]
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By Megan McMorris The corner of NE 74th and Glisan St. has been the talk of the ‘hood – and the subject of bar bets at the watering hole across
Affordable Housing Project Planned for Montavilla Read More
PDX Jazz Festival’s 18th annual event features ‘live’ performances and livestreams from Portland each day, along with exclusive performances from around the globe. The Fest opens Thursday, February 18 with
These “Poetic Waxwings” were sent by Bob Howard of Artichoke Music: “Artichoke Music ended 2020 with a benefit for Transition Projects and the broadcast raised $1,500. 100+ people watched and
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From Portland’s first Eco-Brewpub, Hopworks Urban Brewery, comes an expanded take on the Three Rs of the Environment. Rethink: How can I reduce my impact? Refuse: Say no to single-use
By Brad Donohue Spring is in the air, and maybe it’s hard to tell, but all across Portland neighborhoods, people are talking about ‘Spring Clean-up’, and Montavilla is no exception.
Montavilla March 2019 Read More
Milagro presents its second season of Ingenio; a New Works Project for the Latino Soul, funded by the National New Play Network. The project was created to provide new and
Milagro’s Ingenio – Four New Plays Read More
SE ARTWALK CALL TO ARTISTS – Interested artists and hosts apply at seareaartwalk.wordpress.com/application-process. Fill out the application and follow directions for payment. The SE Area ARTWalk is a free, self-guided
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Sherri Aytche, Amy Fields, Carol Greiwe, and Babette Harvey are just a few of the 100+ artists inviting you to visit their studios during the 19th Portland Open Studios this
Thirty SE Artists in 2017 Portland Open Studios Read More
By Right Rev. Roland Lakey Most of us know that at some time in September, we have what is called an equinox. Many know that translates, from the Latin, as
Equinox Celebrations Read More
Bagpipes echoed off Mt. Tabor’s hillside as the celebration of life came to a close for Hugh Winchester Ewart, Concert Master for the Oregon Symphony for three decades in the
By Representative Rob Nosse Revenue When I first ran for office to be the state representative for Southeast Portland in 2014, one of the things I ran on was progressive
Representatively Speaking June 17 Read More
Editor’s note: Wellness Word is an informational column which is not meant to replace a health care professional’s diagnosis, treatment or medication. Yin and Yang of Fortified Foods The legacy
Wellness Word June 17 Read More
By Nancy Tannler The SE Uplift Board, Buckman Community Association (BCA) and community activists continue to petition with Portland Parks & Recreation Commissioner Amanda Fritz, Director Mike Abbaté and Mayor
Citizens Plead Case to Keep 1.31 Acres As Open Space Read More
By Nancy Tannler One of the most interesting experiences of life is hearing stories from the people who live and work in this community. Everyone has their own trajectory and
Portland composers and classical musicians unite on President’s Day, February 20, for a common cause: a concert entitled Music of Hope and Empowerment. It’s a benefit concert to fight hate
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Portland’s annual Mardi Gras Ball has been listed by the New Orleans Times-Picayune as one of the Top-5 most authentic Mardi Gras celebrations in the United States outside of Louisiana
Mysti Krewe of Nimbus Mardi Gras Ball Read More
By Amber Keller You’ve probably noticed a fenced-in garden area at the Lincoln Street entrance to Mt. Tabor Park. Added in 2013, Mt. Tabor Community Garden is one of
Gardeners grow produce for families in need Read More
Tabor Bread (5051 SE Hawthorne Blvd.) is launching a new live music happy hour on Thursday, Sept. 26, from 5-8 pm (music starts at 6). The first installment in the
Tabor Bread launches live music Read More
COMMUNITY DAY/SONGWRITERS CIRCLE LEW JONES, DAN ROSS, JACK MCMAHON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 7 PM THE NOTED SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 3 PM AMANDA SHIRES WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 6 PM
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Support for pedestrian safety, like motherhood, is de regueur for politicians. Last month, Mayor Charlie Hales literally walked his talk on the subject. Hales acted as a “decoy” in
Mayor Hales Participates in “Pedestrian Action” Read More
THE WIZARD OF OZ is performed by Franklin High School April 11, 12, 19, and 20 (7 pm). Matinees April 13 and 21 (2 pm). The production features 80+ students
Short takes…arts news of note APRIL 2013 Read More
Lane Gallery, 2627 SE Clinton St presents The Farm, a new art exhibition celebrating farm life. What better time to visit a farm than in the green of spring? “french
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