You can now get freshly baked cookies and other treats at Karnival Korner, part of Nacheaux‘s new Unicorn Creationz Food Hall. Unicorn Creationz Food Hall In this week’s edition of food news, Nacheaux opens its Unicorn Creationz Food Hall (complete with a New Orleans-style speakeasy and a dessert shop). Plus, two exciting new pizza places […]
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This Week in Portland Event News: Chelsea Handler, Tig Notaro, and More
We can’t wait to hear about Chelsea Handler’s new romance with fellow comedian and longtime friend Jo Koy during her Vaccinated and Horny Tour. In a mere four months, comedy powerhouses Chelsea Handler and Tig Notaro will roll through town a day apart (choose your fighter, or go to both). We’ve got you covered with […]
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EverOut Is Hiring a Music Calendar Editor!
EverOut is dedicated to having the most comprehensive music calendar in Portland, and we’re looking for a dedicated Music Calendar Editor to help! If you’re a stickler for details, you’re comfortable with behind-the-scenes work, and you love going to live shows, this could be the position for you. This role will consist largely of creating […]
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Where to Eat and Drink for Halloween 2021 in Portland
Pick up a box of spooky sugar cookies from Papa Haydn. Papa Haydn It’s almost Halloween, and there’s no shortage of hair-raising ways to celebrate, from the goth bakery pop-up Baker Ghoul Magic to Pix Patisserie‘s magical Pix-O-Matic vending machine. Read on for details on the spookiest food and drink specials so you can plot […]
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These Are the Top 32 Events Happening in Portland This Week: Oct 18-24, 2021
The Oregon Symphony will take you on a musical journey to Halloween Town during their live performance of The Nightmare Before Christmas. This week brings a wide-ranging host of popular bands through town, from Death Cab For Cutie to Bleachers and Jungle to Rebirth Brass Band. Plus, get in the Halloween spirit at the Neon […]
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These Seattle and Portland Restaurants Made the New York Times’ 2021 Favorite Restaurant List
Seattle’s Communion is among five Pacific Northwest spots to be featured on the New York Times‘ 2021 list of the most “vibrant and delicious” restaurants in America. Jessica Rycheal This week, the New York Times confirmed what Pacific Northwesterners have long known—that our dining scene is worthy of the national spotlight—with its 2021 list of […]
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27 Cheap & Easy Portland Events This Weekend: Oct 15-17, 2021
Take a scenic drive through the gorge in pursuit of all sorts of autumnal delights at the Hood River Valley Harvest Fest. A penny saved is a penny earned, and we’re here to help you save your pennies in this weekend’s roundup of cheap and easy things to do. Head downtown and get your steps […]
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This Week In Portland Food News: Holy Trinity Barbecue Says Goodbye, Salt & Straw Plans Two Portland Shops, and Afuri Announces a Slabtown Location
You have until Saturday, October 23, to grab a smoked meat feast at the lauded Holy Trinity Barbecue. Molly MacAlpine The popular cart Holy Trinity Barbecue bids farewell this week as it announces its upcoming closure. In other news, the New York Times calls Eem and Coquine two of their favorite restaurants for 2021, the […]
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This Week in Portland Event News: Death Cab For Cutie, Bill Burr, and More
Your soul might leave your body while listening to Death Cab For Cutie‘s sublime indie rock live. This week, PNW indie faves Death Cab For Cutie sprung not one, but two surprise shows on us with just a week’s notice. We also got word that rap GOAT Nas will fuse his flows with the Oregon […]
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23 Wicked Fun Halloween 2021 Events in Portland
Every year, the city of St. Helens channels the Spirit of Halloweentown. Spoopy season is upon us with Halloween creeping just around the corner, and getting festive means seeking out goblins, ghouls, and ghastly terrors. But fear not, we’ve rounded up all the best themed events and haunted attractions around for thrillseekers and folks looking […]
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Where to Get Soup in Portland for Fall 2021
Elephants Delicatessen‘s comforting tomato orange soup has been a Portland classic for decades. Elephants Delicatessen The thermostat has dipped and rainy fall weather is upon us, which can only mean one thing: It’s soup season. As all Pacific Northwesterners know, one of the best ways to survive the dreary cold is to curl up with […]
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Your Guide to 2021 Fall Festivities Around Portland: Pumpkin Patches, Corn Mazes, and More
Put on some comfy shoes and have an a-maize-ing time at this perfectly manicured labyrinth at The Pumpkin Patch. It’s decorative gourd season, y’all—pumpkin spice is wafting through the air, and pumpkins are dotted all over farm fields. Celebrate the autumn harvest by meandering through a corn maze, eating some seasonal treats, and admiring nature’s […]