Celebrate Easter with cookies and cakes in a spring-friendly pastel palette from Papa Haydn. Papa Haydn Spring is finally here, which means Passover (March 27–April 4) and Easter (April 4) are both approaching, and both holidays call for some festive meals. We’ve gathered this list of the restaurants in Portland offering Passover and Easter specials. […]
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The Best Things To Do from Home in Portland Through the End of March
For the fine-art lover with a short attention span, One Voice Project’s Micro-Opera Festival, a collection of five-minute operas streaming online through Friday, March 26, is a fine choice. Courtesy One Voice Project As you continue to wait patiently for your vaccine, spice up your life with our picks for online events through March 31, […]
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Spring & Summer 2021 CSAs to Sign Up For Now in Portland
Upgrade your home cooking game with local ingredients from a CSA, like the one from Lucky Crow Farm. Lucky Crow Farm A CSA (short for “community supported agriculture”) is an excellent way to revitalize your meals at home, up your vegetable intake, learn about new types of produce, and support local farms. In exchange for […]
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Your Guide to a Socially Distanced Weekend in Portland: Spring Equinox, Museum Reopenings, and More
OMSI’s newest exhibition, Dinosaurs Revealed, opens this Saturday! While tickets are sold out for this weekend, you can still go see the museum’s other attractions, or you can try again another weekend—the dinos aren’t going anywhere until September. OMSI via Facebook It’s spring, baby! This weekend’s roundup of IRL events and activities revolves around the […]
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Ways to Support AAPI Communities and Businesses in Portland
In addition to admiring the Lan Su Chinese Garden‘s rare Chinese native plants and traditional stonework in person, read on for a link to their list of Portland-based AAPI organizations accepting donations. Soren Jorgensen Even before Tuesday’s shooting in Atlanta, which left eight people dead—six of whom were women of Asian descent—a study compiled by […]
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Ways to Support AAPI Communities and Businesses
Places to Donate, Restaurants to Visit, and More
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Your Guide to a Socially Distanced Weekend
Top Picks for March 19-21, from Museum Reopenings to Spring Flowers
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This Week In Portland Food News: A New Birria Cart Arrives, Kachinka Says Goodbye, and A New Food Cart Pod Is Headed For Montavilla
Try specialties like birria ramen at the newly opened food cart Birrieria Pepe Chile. Birrieria Pepe Chile This week in the Portland food scene, a new birria cart has landed on N Williams Ave, Kachka’s Slavic bar spinoff Kachinka is officially closed for good, and a new food cart pod is headed to Montavilla in […]
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A Complete List of 2021 Oscar Nominees and Where to Watch Them in Portland
Anthony Hopkins and Olivia Coleman are both up for awards for their roles in the Best Picture nominee The Father, playing at Living Room and other local theaters and hitting VOD on March 26. Sean Gleason/Sony Pictures Classics The 93rd edition of the year’s biggest movie award show (which will once again be host-less) will […]
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The Best Things To Do from Home in Portland This Week: March 15-21, 2021
Two Black men relive their respective stories of abuse in John Oluwole’s Portland Playhouse production Triggered Life, premiering online this Thursday. Portland Playhouse EverOut is The Mercury’s new website devoted to things to do in Portland and across the Pacific Northwest. It has all the same things you’re used to seeing from Mercury EverOut, just […]
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This Week In Portland Food News: Two New Vegan Options Arrive, Jojo Is Getting A Restaurant, and Farmhouse Kitchen Thai Cuisine Opens a Second Location
The San Francisco-based Farmhouse Kitchen Thai Cuisine, known for its bountiful takeout feasts like the “Little Lao” table set (pictured), has opened a second Portland location in the Pearl District. Farmhouse Kitchen Thai Cuisine EverOut is The Mercury’s new website devoted to things to do in Portland and across the Pacific Northwest. It has all […]
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Weekend Watch List: Drive-In Classics, The Father, and More
The Cinema Unbound Drive-In at Zidell Yards wraps up this weekend (along with its virtual Portland International Film Festival counterpart), capping off with David Lynch’s cult-classic adaptation of the epic sci-fi Dune on Sunday. Cinema Unbound EverOut is The Mercury’s new website devoted to things to do in Portland and across the Pacific Northwest. It […]