Well, this is it: The last week of July. This coming weekend we enter August territory, and that puts us one more month closer to this year finally ending, and things hopefully getting better. And on the way to that future, we have plenty of amazing Things to Do right here in the present, things […]
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The Best Things to Do in Portland This Weekend: July 24-26
Mask up and head out for a chance to see over 40 years of professional Portland soccer history at the Oregon Historical Society Museum this weekend! Andrea Lonas Photography via Oregon Historical Society We’ve almost made it through July somehow, and hopefully if we stack our weekend full of amazing Things to Do, we’ll fly […]
The Best Things to Do in Portland This Weekend: July 24-26 2020
We’ve almost made it through July somehow, and hopefully if we stack our weekend full of amazing Things to Do, we’ll fly right through it and get one step closer to August, which is one month closer to this year finally ending and things hopefully getting better. And there are quite a few amazing Things […]
The Best Movies and Shows to Watch in Portland This Weekend: July 24-26
The Hollywood Theatre hosts this special look behind the scenes of Gremlins with VFX wizard Chris Walas. Hollywood Theatre With Tenet‘s release (finally) being pushed back indefinitely, it seems this weekend is the one where the film industry realized going inside a movie theater is probably not a thing that’ll be happening again in 2020. […]
The Best Movies and Shows to Watch in Portland This Weekend: July 24-26 2020
With Tenet‘s release (finally) being pushed back indefinitely, it seems this weekend is the one where the film industry realized going inside a movie theater is probably not a thing that’ll be happening again in 2020. But that doesn’t mean we’re about to suffer any appreciable lack of filmed entertainment to enjoy. On the contrary, […]
Your Guide to Protest Events In Portland This Week: July 23โ26, 2020
Our president’s insistence on occupying Portland with armed federal officers against the will of the city’s residents and its leaders has led to a loud, vocal, and growing counter-response in the form of highly populated protest actions. This weekend provides plenty of opportunities to exercise your First Amendment rights, either through organized discussions about how […]
Your Guide to Portland Farmers Markets: Summer 2020 Edition
When COVID-19 forced businesses to close their doors in droves back in March, many local farmers markets went on hiatus, too. But as the region began to re-open into Phase One, markets started coming back, some with online ordering, and all with social distancing guidelines. In fact, for many who have come to see going […]
The Best Things to Do in Portland This Week: July 20-23
San Diego Comic-Con, the annual pop-culture mega-blowout, is staying home for 2020, but if staying home includes Ray Bradbury riding a dinosaur, maybe it’s not such a bad thing. William Stout via Comic-Con @ Home With the number of COVID-19 cases increasing across the state, it’s more imperative than ever that you wear a mask […]
The Best Things to Do in Portland This Week: July 20-23 2020
With the number of COVID-19 cases increasing across the state, it’s more imperative than ever that you wear a mask and keep your distance if you decide to head out. But if you’re cool with staying in, good news: We’ve got plenty of things to do in Portland this week, including a battle between hip-hop […]
The Best Ice Cream Shops in Portland with Takeout and Delivery Options
For National Ice Cream Day on Sunday, July 19 and All Summer Long
The Best Ice Cream Shops in Portland with Takeout and Delivery Options
Among the many things Portland excels at: Ice Cream. Turns out we’re terrific at making it. We’re also very good at eating it, and seeing as this weekend is home to “National Ice Cream Day” (it’s on Sunday. Get it? GET IT?) and this weekend is also probably going to be pretty warm, it might […]
The Best Things to Do in Portland This Weekend: July 17-19 2020
The cases keep climbing, the temperature’s climbing right along with it, and if you look at the news, there’s about five metric tons of WTF constantly churning at 500 mph. It’s probably impossible to really escape any of this, but that’s not to say you can’t still tryโand we’ve got plenty of things to do […]
