Lindsay Costello, Author at Portland Mercury

Second Run Portland: Days of Heaven Glows Again in 35mm

Plus, a queer twist on yakuza inheritance and Chantal Akerman’s mother-daughter meditation hit Portland screens this month.

This week: Wu-Tang Clan, ceviche, queer cinema, and a friendly reminder not to traumatize dogs.

The gayest-looking queer bike rides, dance parties, and community events on our calendar this Pride season.

This week: nachos, rock history (the geological kind), and a band name we regret Googling.

She birdwatches and plays hammered dulcimer in her spare time.

Also, queer Asians celebrate at a wife-and-wife owned wine bar and Wonderwood Springs hosts Ye Olde Gay Faire!

Lauren Yee’s farce blends slapstick, surveillance, and Soviet nostalgia, but its critique of capitalism stops short of a fresh indictment.

From silent reading sessions to bookish tattoos, PBW maps out a literary treasure hunt across the city.

Artist Meech Boakye on decay, labor, and food as a gift.

A pop-up exhibit at the World Forestry Center celebrates the Log Lady, the actress who portrayed her, and the strange wisdom of wood.

A guide to Portland’s most scenic TriMet bus trips.

Portland Art Museum unveils a refreshed Monet, shedding light on the artist’s fascination with atmosphere and Japanese influence.