This week, Dolly Olive‘s new sibling Bar Dolly brings Negronis with a side of Italian food, the cat-themed Bobacat Teahouse arrives in Irvington, and the famed chain Raising Cane’s opens its first Washington location in Vancouver. Read about that and more of the latest food news, including the tragic death of chef Naomi Pomeroy, below. […]
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The Best Bang for Your Buck Events in Portland This Weekend: July 19–21, 2024
Pride Weekend, Cathedral Park Jazz Festival, and More Cheap & Easy Events Under $15
Happy Pride Weekend, Portland! We’ve rounded up all the fiercest cheap and easy ways to celebrate, from Portland Pride Waterfront Festival and Pride Parade to the Portland Dyke March and Portland Trans Pride March. Plus, there’s plenty of other fun ways to spend your weekend, from the 44th Annual Cathedral Park Jazz Festival to Pioneer […]
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Ticket Alert: Don Toliver, Wicked, and More Portland Events Going On Sale
Plus, More Event Updates for July 18
Billboard charting rapper Don Toliver will embark on his Psycho tour, his biggest headline tour to date, this fall. Set a reminder for next week’s Wicked ticket drop—don’t miss your chance to see the original musical right before the movie’s release this November. Plus, tickets for bedroom pop singer-songwriter Clairo will also go on sale […]
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Where to Find Chilled Noodles in Portland for Summer 2024
Tsukemen, Naengmyeon, and More
As the mercury continues to leap up the thermostat, it’s definitely way too hot for warm food. One surefire way to cool down: a meal of chilled noodles. We’ve compiled this list of cold, slurpable dishes for your consideration, from including tsukemen, soba, and naengmyeon. For more ideas, check out our food and drink guide. […]
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The Top 51 Events in Portland This Week: July 15–21, 2024
Portland Pride, Portugal. The Man, and More
Hey Portland! An exciting week lies ahead, culminating in Pride Weekend! We’re here to guide you through from start to finish, with events from the Portland Pride Waterfront Festival and Portland Pride Parade to Dollapalooza 3000 and from Portugal. The Man to Fuji to Hood: Japan/Oregon Beer, Cider & Culture Fest. MONDAY FILM Thank God […]
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This Week In Portland Food News
Mochi Donuts, Scandinavian Hot Dogs, and Pandan Ice Cream
This week, we’re welcoming Mikiko Mochi Donuts to Beaverton, dreaming of Nordic hot dogs from Broder Nord‘s new window, and celebrating the return of Ox. Plus, read about an upcoming cheese shop, soy milk desserts, and a summer crawfish boil. For more ideas, check out our food and drink guide. NEW OPENINGS & RETURNS Bra […]
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The Best Bang for Your Buck Events in Portland This Weekend: July 12–14, 2024
Mississippi Street Fair, Taste of Thailand, and More Cheap & Easy Events Under $15
If last weekend’s extreme heat derailed your plans, chin up. The weekend is upon us again, with enticing events from the Mississippi Street Fair to the Taste of Thailand food and cultural festival and from White Lotus Foundation’s Summer Market to the 22nd Annual Bastille Day Festival. For more ideas, check out our guide to […]
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Where to Find Juices and Smoothies in Portland
Carioca Bowls, Tita’s Juice Bar, and More
When heat waves hit and turning on the oven becomes out of the question, sometimes the only things that sound palatable are frosty, hydrating juices and smoothies. We’ve got your back—we’ve rounded up several places to find fruity concoctions around town, from Carioca Bowls to Tita’s Juice Bar. BastionPerch in a cozy window seat and […]
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Ticket Alert: ScHoolboy Q, Sixpence None The Richer, and More Portland Events Going On Sale This Week
Plus, More Event Updates for July 11
West Coast rap phenom ScHoolboy Q is coming to Portland this summer to support his new album, Blue Lips. Dreamy alt-rock band Sixpence None The Richer has announced their first tour in over 20 years. Plus, award-winning author and former Atlantic correspondent Ta-Nehisi Coates will stop by Portland to discuss his first nonfiction book in […]
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The Top 45 Events in Portland This Week: July 8–14, 2024
Blink-182, Portland Nacho Week, and More
How are we hangin’ in there, Portland? The heat wave persists this week, but we’re bringing you an equally hot slate of events, from blink-182 to the Mississippi Street Fair and from Portland Nacho Week to Portland Thai Festival. MONDAY FILM Pixels of EdenCentering homespun filmmaking from Portland and beyond, local artist Eva Knowles’ Pixels of […]
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This Week In Portland Food News
Steak Frites, Coconut Sorbet, and Nachos
Blast the AC and catch up on the latest Portland food happenings, from the new neighborhood bar Bruno’s to upcoming events like Portland Nacho Week 2024. Plus, find ways to cool off this weekend, like pickle-flavored paletas, airy coconut sorbet, and boozy slushies. For more ideas, check out our food and drink guide. NEW OPENINGS […]
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The Best Bang for Your Buck Events in Portland This Fourth of July Weekend: July 4–7, 2024
Picnic in the Pearl, Portland Pickles Doubleheader, and More Cheap & Easy Events Under $15
Listen, America may not be worth celebrating right at the moment (is it ever?), but a day off from the capitalistic grind sure is. We’ve got an absolutely stacked weekend guide for ya, so at least your holiday won’t be as bleak as our future. Read on for events from Picnic in the Pearl to […]