Explosions! Dinosaurs! Brown Calculus! PICKLES! DAMN That's One HELL of a Week!
by Mercury Things to Do Staff
From Janelle Monáe to Reptaliens
Starring Pee-Wee, the Ghostbusters, and the Muppet Babies!
by Mercury Things to Do Staff
Juneteenth Parade and Bike Ride, the Trans Pride March, and Prisoner Correspondence Night with Critical Resistance PDX
by Emilly Prado
Comedy Powerhouses, Pride Gets Arty, and Ursula K. Le Guin Gets Honored.
by Mercury Things to Do Staff
A Lineup of Laugh-Makers so Potent You're Liable to Literally Laugh Your Head Off.
by Mercury Things to Do Staff
You Know What Goes Well with Wings? Drinks! And in June, Your Favorite Drinks All Get Their Own Festivals, Too!
by Mercury Things to Do Staff
Will Voters Support the First-Ever Regional Affordable Housing Bond?
by Alex Zielinski
And the Trump Administration’s Relaxed Title IX Guidelines Aren’t Helping
by Alex Zielinski
Where Does This Leave the New Meetup for People of Color?
by Alex Zielinski
PPS Will Split Students in the ACCESS Academy Program Between Two Schools. Parents—and Schools—Aren’t Pleased
by Kelly Kenoyer
Music Calendar »
Her New Album Dirty Computer Is a Defiant Celebration of Marginalized Identities
by Jenni Moore
The Portland Band’s Sophomore Album Is More Focused (Though Still Chaotic)
by Chris Stamm
Light in the Attic’s Collection of Unreleased Tracks Gives the Memphis Band Its Due
by Ned Lannamann
From Janelle Monáe to Reptaliens
Movie Times »
How a Goofy Web Series Became One of Our Sharpest Cultural Satires
by Morgan Troper
A Solid Sequel to the Best Superhero Movie Ever
by Bobby Roberts
But Would He Want to Be There?
by Suzette Smith
Ah! Fine Cinema!
by Ned Lannamann
Food & Drink Events »
Restaurants »
Choose Your Own Anytime-Adventure from Foie Gras, French Toast, Oysters and More
by Andrea Damewood
Old Wine, Expectations, and One Big Disappointment
by MJ Skegg
Meat Magicians of OP Wurst Prove They're More than Just Another Hot Doggery
by Thomas Ross
Great New Choices for Your Dumpling Fix
by Andrea Damewood
Growing Pains for the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program
by Josh Jardine
Two Cool Tools for Going Out and About
by Josh Jardine
Portland Services for the LGBTQ+ Community
by Kelly Kenoyer
The Musician Discusses Being a Black Queer Artist in Portland
by Jenni Moore
Being Out and Proud—Without Going Outside
by D Martin Austin
A Guide to Portland’s Queer Fashion
by Bryce Black
Celeste Sipes Closes Radish Underground to Focus on Underwear Line
by Elizabeth Mollo
Art Calendar »
Pleasures + Perils Continues Tolosa’s Shift Toward Abstract Painting
by Allison Strauss
Portland's Partial Gallery, Partial Venue, All Synth Paradise
by Suzette Smith
Forging Artwork as a Way of Taking Ownership of the Portland Art Museum
by Suzette Smith
The Triumphant Return of Portland’s Most Accessible Geek Gathering
by Megan Burbank
A Guide to Getting into Portland’s Queer Comedy Scene
by Suzette Smith
The Sketch Comedians from the 3rd Floor Return
by Robert Ham
A Lineup of Laugh-Makers so Potent You're Liable to Literally Laugh Your Head Off.
by Mercury Things to Do Staff
Readings & Talks Calendar »
A Weird, Wonderful Yarn About Horse Races, Record Collectors, and Telepathic Dogs
by Ned Lannamann
There's a Starman Still Waiting in the Sky
by Robert Ham
American Islamophobia Reveals Our Nation’s Long History of Prejudice
by Kelly Kenoyer
Chosen Country Author James Pogue Was Embedded with the Bundys
by Ned Lannamann
Theater & Dance Calendar »
Kai Kais, Kikis and Getting Paid All Year Long
by Suzette Smith
O’Loughlin’s One-Woman Show Takes Place In the Tub of a Stranger
by Rich Smith
Alice Birch’s Hilarious Revolt. She Said. Revolt Again.
by Suzette Smith
Oregon Ballet Theatre’s Closer Removes Audience and Dancer Boundaries
by Robert Ham
Summer in the City!
by Mercury Staff
A (Wobbly) Step-by-Step Guide to Portland’s Patio Paradise
by Bri Brey
There’s No Better Time to Enjoy Forest Park
by Kathleen Marie
From Oxbow Park to Enchanted Forest, Prepare to CHILL THE FUCK OUT
by Wm. Steven Humphrey
with the Biketown Bike-Sharing System
by Dirk VanderHart
A Guide to Portland’s Queer Fashion
by Bryce Black
Songs from the Queer Artists Who Are Ruling Portland’s Music Scenes
by Ciara Dolan
A Queer Indigenous Guide to Putting Down Roots in Portland
by AJ Earl
