The 25th annual Providence Bridge Pedal will offer cyclists and walkers the opportunity to ride and walk across Portland’s many bridges. Karl Petersen Although the delta variant is proving to be a bit of a killjoy, summer events are pushing on full steam ahead. Fortunately, a majority of events are taking place outdoors to take […]
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This Week in Portland Event News: James Blake, STRFKR, and More
Let James Blake‘s haunting melodies wash over you on his Friends That Break Your Heart Tour. Tickets on sale Friday. Venla Shalin/Redferns/Getty Images Another batch of new shows has been announced this week, including critically acclaimed artists Caroline Polachek and James Blake. And we don’t have to spell it out for you, Portland’s STRFKR and […]
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The Best Things To Do in Portland This Week: July 26-Aug 1, 2021
The Hollywood Theatre’s Drive-In Spectacular kicks off this week with screenings of Raiders of the Lost Ark, Repo Man, and The Wizard of Oz at the Portland Expo Center. Alamy Those with a yen for outdoor movies are in for quite a treat this week with the Hollywood Theatre’s Drive-In Spectacular at the Portland Expo […]
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Cheap & Easy Things To Do in Portland This Weekend: July 23-25, 2021
Don’t miss a free concert and sing-along with Portland favorites Pink Martini this Saturday in Pioneer Courthouse Square. Courtesy of the artists Another weekend of events is here to prove that you don’t need a reserve of disposable income to go out on the town. See below for the latest batch of last-minute events under […]
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This Week In Portland Food News: Grace Cafe Opens, The Cart Blocks Pod Arrives, and The Nacheaux Team Plans a Speakeasy
The new restaurant Grace Cafe mixes influences from Korean, Middle Eastern, North African, and Japanese cuisine. Grace Cafe This week, a Michelin-starred restaurant alum from San Francisco and a former Top Chef contestant open Grace Cafe, the long-awaited Cart Blocks pod has its grand opening, and the Nacheaux team plots an upcoming speakeasy called Bourbon […]
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Where to Pick Up Food for a Picnic in Portland for Summer 2021
Be the envy of everyone at the park with a rotisserie chicken dinner from Arrosto. Arrosto We’re well into the dog days of summer, and it’s prime time for al fresco hangouts with friends. Not coincidentally, July is also National Picnic Month. We’ve got you covered with plenty of provisions perfect for a moveable feast, […]
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Cheap & Easy Things To Do in Portland This Weekend: July 16-18, 2021
Mississippi Studios will welcome back audiences with a free open house on Saturday. Todd Walberg Looking to get out of the house this weekend without spending all your cash? Read on for a slew of things to do around town that won’t cost you more than $10, from a block party outside Hail Snail to Mississippi […]
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This Week In Portland Food News: Magna Kusina Reopens, Dinger’s Deli Closes, and Nico’s Ice Cream Arrives
Chef Carlo Lamagna’s acclaimed Filipino restaurant Magna Kusina is back and serving halo-halo topped with house-made ube ice cream. Magna Kusina This week, Magna Kusina makes a triumphant return, Nico’s Ice Cream brings New Zealand-style “real fruit” ice cream to Mississippi (just in time for National Ice Cream Day), and the vegan deli Dinger’s Deli […]
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This Week in Portland Event News: Trixie and Katya, Tate McRae, and More
Dynamic duo Trixie and Katya are sure to bring lewks and laughs to their live show. Don’t miss the pair’s witty banter—tickets are on sale Friday. Albert Sanchez A floodgate of newly announced shows are on sale this week. Granted, many tours aren’t hitting the road until next year, but they’re guaranteed to sell out […]
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Where to Get Ice Cream in Portland for National Ice Cream Day 2021
The new cart Nico’s Ice Cream, specializing in New Zealand-style “real fruit” ice cream, opens today. Nico’s Ice Cream Not that you needed an excuse to treat yourself to a waffle cone brimming with your favorite flavor, especially when the warm weather practically demands it, but National Ice Cream Day is this Sunday, July 18. […]
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15 Pizza Places Worth Trying in Portland
Baker Ken Forkish’s pizzeria Ken’s Artisan Pizza has received national attention for its wood-fired pies. Ken’s Artisan Pizza Is Portland “America’s best pizza city”? Modernist Pizza authors Nathan Myhrvold and Francisco Migoya seem to think so. According to a much-circulated Bloomberg piece published last week, the two experts, who sampled over 400 pizzas across the country while writing […]
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The Best Things To Do in Portland This Week: July 12-18, 2021
Portland folk-pop favorites Y La Bamba head up the Lot at Zidell Yards this Saturday. Christal Angelique/Courtesy of the artist This week is brimming with opportunities to put your decision-making skills to the test. See our picks below, from Mississippi Studios’ Welcome Back Open House to the Cathedral Park Jazz Festival, and find even more […]