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Your Guide to Portland Restaurants and Bars that Are Now Open for Dine-In Service and Patio Seating: June 2020 Edition

Now that Multnomah County has begun Phase One in earnest, restaurants and bars have started re-opening, with limited seating and social distancing practices still being observed (and that means, as our Editor-in-Chief is so fond of reminding you: Mask Up and Wash Ya Damn Hands). But some of that limited seating is out on patios, […]

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The Best Things to Do in Portland – PRIDE 2020 Edition

The OUTwright Festival Fuse Theatre’s annual series of performances and workshops highlighting the power of art to help comment on and change our surroundings goes online for 2020, with a specific focus on trans and gender non-conforming communities. Visit Fuse’s Facebook page from Wed-Sun, June 24-28, every night at 7 pm to watch readings, discussions, […]

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Your Guide to All the Events The Mercury Is Currently Streaming

All the Details on HUMP!, the Silent Reading Party, and More

While people have just recently been able to start going out and enjoying in-person events in small-ish groups, for many people, entertainment in 2020 is largely living-room based. And that means we’ve been streaming more online events than ever before, including Dan Savage’s HUMP! festival, and the stoner valhalla that is SPLIFF. To help readers […]

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The Best Things to Do While Staying Home and Staying Safe This Memorial Day Weekend: May 22-25 2020

Yes, it’s weird to think of this as an “extended” weekend considering, well… (gestures resignedly at everything.) But it is Memorial Day weekend, normally considered the first four days of the summer season, so far as the entertainment industry is concerned. And in keeping with that tradition, there’s a lot of stuff to look at, […]

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