Sate your affinity for fragrant flowers and thrifting at Wayward Winds Lavender Farm’s Lavender & Vintage Festival. Wayward Winds Lavender Another mild summer weekend has arrived, and with it comes a new spate of events charging less than what it costs to buy two 12-inch-long sandwiches at a certain corporate deli. From the Rose Cup […]
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This Week In Portland Food News: A Vegan Convenience Store Opens, Bijou Cafe Closes, and Portland Is Named the “Best Pizza City in America”
Authors Nathan Myhrvold and Francisco Migoya have declared Portland the best pizza city in America, praising local pizzerias like Lovely’s Fifty-Fifty, which will fully reopen in early September. Lovely’s Fifty-Fifty In case you hadn’t heard, Portland is the best pizza city in America, at least according to Modernist Pizza authors Nathan Myhrvold and Francisco Migoya. […]
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Boozy Frozen Drinks To Try in Portland For Summer 2021
Cool off with a vibrant frozen drink from Lazy Susan. Lazy Susan There’s nothing more satisfying than a frozen libation on a sweltering day. Luckily, Portland has no shortage of frosty ways to imbibe, from frosé and piña coladas to boozy slushies and freezer pops. And of course, the coolest, most delicious event of the […]
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Your Guide to July 2021 Events in Portland
Watch cars zoom around the track at the 60th annual Portland Rose Cup Races, coming to the Portland International Raceway July 9-11! Doug Berger Ready to rejoin the world? July events are here to welcome you with open arms, and we’ve rounded up our picks for the whole month so you can plan ahead. Read […]
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This Week In Portland Food News: Dig A Pony Is Back, Lúa Is Here, and Tasty and Fills Open in Lake Oswego
The team behind Lotus Kitchen soft-opened their new Vietnamese restaurant Lúa this week. Lúa Now that the heatwave has mercifully receded and the city has fully reopened, there’s a decidedly celebratory mood in the air. The week also brings plenty of welcome culinary developments: Dig A Pony is reopening with a new Italian food menu […]
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This Week in Portland Event News: Hollywood Theatre Returns, the Oregon State Fair’s Concert Series, and More
Portland landmark Hollywood Theatre reopens tonight with a screening of Questlove’s documentary Summer of Soul. Janey Wong The biggest names in entertainment continue to announce their return to the road starting this summer. We’ve rounded up the latest batch of concerts and other events going on sale this week so you won’t miss a thing, […]
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Where to Find Food & Drink Specials for Fourth of July 2021 in Portland
DB Dessert Company‘s red, white, and blue baby cake is ready to be the centerpiece of your Fourth of July meal. DB Dessert Company Independence Day is right around the corner, and it’s time to go about procuring some festive food for the occasion. We’ve rounded up holiday-themed specials around town, from colorful cakes and […]
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Our Favorite Air-Conditioned Activities in Portland
Take refuge from the heat in the cool galleries of the Portland Art Museum. Daderot / Wiki Commons We’re into day three of Portland’s historic heatwave. If you’re looking for ways to escape your A/C-less house until it cools down a bit to slightly less hot (a step down from flamin’ hot) temperatures, we’ve rounded […]
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13 In-Person Portland Events to Check Out This Weekend: June 25-27, 2021
Beaverton Pride returns this Sunday with LGBTQ+ vendors and a live performance from Poison Waters. Don’t sleep on Washington County, people! Pride Beaverton With several Pride happenings, live concerts, and a spate of art events to choose from this weekend, we’ve rounded up our picks for in-person events both outdoors and in air-conditioned sanctuaries to […]
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This Week In Portland Food News: Abigail Hall Reopens, A New Hostel Is Here, and Feast Portland Returns
Abigail Hall‘s glittery green “Party Favor” cocktail pays homage to Billie Eilish. Abigail Hall Summer has officially arrived, new restaurants are landing on the Portland food scene, and old favorites are making a return. The Woodlark Hotel‘s stylish Abigail Hall is back with some new drinks and snacks, the inventive craft cocktail bar The Midnight […]
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This Week in Portland Events News: Lorde, Demetri Martin, and More
Lorde’s new single “Solar Power” will also be the name of her upcoming third album and world tour. Tickets on sale this Friday at noon! The biggest names in entertainment continue to announce their return to the road starting this summer. We’ve rounded up the latest batch of concerts and other events to go on […]
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The Best Things To Do from Home in Portland This Week: June 24-30, 2021
You have until June 30 to experience Portland’s Artist Repertory Theatre’s audio drama Magellanica, set at a South Pole Research Station in 1986. Courtesy Artists Rep Oregon’s reopening means virtual events are quietly backing away, making this our final roundup of online events. (Don’t worry, our streaming calendar is here to stay.) For now, take a […]