Portland’s longest-running Rocky Horror Picture Show venue, the Clinton Street Theater, returns this Saturday with a reduced-capacity show. Another spring weekend is here to save you from the grind, and we’ve got a slew of ideas for ways to spend it without contributing to the fourth wave of COVID cases in Oregon. Scroll away for details […]
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Your Guide to a Socially Distanced Weekend
Top Picks for April 2-4, from Last-Minute Easter Treats to Rocky Horror
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This Week In Portland Food News: CC Slaughters Is Coming Back, Masia Says Goodbye, and Rooftop Bar Tope Reopens
The Hoxton’s rooftop restaurant and bar Tope reopened with a new chef this week. Tope This week in Portland food news, Top Chef: Portland premieres, CC Slaughters is making a triumphant return, and Masia closes for good. Plus, Tope reopens, Dirty Lettuce is opening a new location, and a new barbecue pop-up is coming to […]
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New Job Alert: Our Calendar Team, EverOut, Is Hiring an Associate Editor!
EverOut is a new and growing website devoted to things to do in the Pacific Northwest, brought to you by the Portland Mercury and The Stranger. We’re looking for a part-time editor to join our team and help us expand our coverage of Portland! We’re in search of a smart, detail-oriented, energetic person who can […]
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The Best Things to Do from Home This Week
Top Picks for April 1-7, from Oscar-Nominated Shorts to a Reed College Recording of Howl
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Your Guide to COVID-Safe Events in Portland This April 2021
A quick southbound road trip to the Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival, open all month long, yields fields of blooms set against the majestic backdrop of Mount Hood. Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm via Facebook The old April proverb about this month’s rain bringing next month’s flowers also applies to the pandemic: stick to COVID-safe environments when […]
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These Local Restaurants are Featured on the New Season of ‘Top Chef: Portland’
Top Chef: Portland, the Bravo cooking competition series’ 18th season, kicks off on Thursday. Bravo On April 1, the Bravo cooking competition series Top Chef returns for its 18th season, which will be set in Portland and will feature two Portland chefs in the running, as well as some famed Portland chefs as judges. (Watch […]
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Your Guide to COVID-Safe April Events
Top Picks for the Month, from the Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival the Portland Art Museum Reopening
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Your Guide to a Socially Distanced Weekend in Portland: Passover, International Whiskey Day, Movie Screenings, and More
Tilda Swinton stars in Pedro Almodovar’s new short film The Human Voice, screening at Living Room Theaters alongside the Spanish director’s seminal 1988 feature Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown. Venice Film Festival From a new bounty of seasonal produce to the first night of Passover, this weekend is further proof that spring […]
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This Week In Portland Food News: A New Fried Chicken Cart Arrives, Mama Đút Announces a Second Location, and A “Mountain Izakaya” Is Coming
The new cart LoRell’s Chicken Shack, specializing in Chicago-style wings and fries, is the latest addition to Portland’s fried chicken scene. LoRell’s Chicken Shack The Portland food world is abuzz with a flurry of new developments this week, as the city returns to life after winter hibernation and the dream of herd immunity is finally […]
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Your Guide to a Socially Distanced Weekend
Top Picks for March 26-28, from Passover to New Movie Screenings