Spend some quality time with Wonder Woman, Mad Max, and Hedwig.
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Things to Do Film: March 24-30
Spend Some Quality Time with Wonder Woman, Mad Max, and Hedwig
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Portland Pizza Week: All the Places You Can Get $2 Slices April 17-22
Listen, Portland. We love you. And we love pizza. So the Portland Mercury is teaming up with dozens of local pizza shops to bring you the second Portland Pizza Week: $2 slices for everyone! Each of the following restaurants will be offering $2 slices from April 17-22, 2017: The 1905Amalfi’s Italian RestaurantAtlas PizzaBaby Doll PizzaBella […]
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10 Boozy Events In Portland To Buy Tickets For Now: Spring/Summer 2017 Edition
The Cider Rite of Spring Admission includes a glass and eight tasting tickets with which to sample from the Northwest’s top cider makers, including Finnriver, Dragon’s Head, 2 Towns, Portland Cider Company, Baird & Dewar, and many more. Visit nwcider.com for a full list of participating cideries and vendors. March 25, Noon, The Evergreen, $25 […]
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Things to Do This Week: March 20-23 2017
You’re reading this, so you survived St. Patrick’s weekend. Maybe you’re bright-eyed and bushy-tailed. Maybe you’re stumbling around like that one dude on Normandy Beach at the beginning of Saving Private Ryan (you know the one). But either way—you’re here! You made it! And as a reward, you get to partake in the week’s worth […]
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Things to Do This Weekend: March 17-19 2017
It’s often called Amateur Hour, but it doesn’t have to play that way. The weekend starts with St. Patrick’s Day, but it doesn’t have to end there, in a green-beer induced blackout following some shitshow or another you can’t remember. Let’s see if we can figure out a shitshow-free holiday weekend together (unless that’s exactly […]
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Things To Do Film: March 17-23
Kathryn Bigelow’s Near Dark, John Waters’ Pink Flamingos, and More!
Kathryn Bigelow’s Near Dark, John Waters’ Pink Flamingos, and more!
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The Happiest Hours
Your Guide to More Than 75 of the City’s Best Happy Hours
The Mercury’s guide to more than 75 of the city’s best happy hours.
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Things to Do This Week: March 13-16 2017
This week is a veritable rainbow of entertainment wonderfulness descending upon the city before its pot of gold is kicked over and used as a beer mug for St. Patrick’s Day. Some of our best musicians are providing a live score to the dreams of an all-time great filmmaker; Lindy West stops by for what […]
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Things to Do This Weekend: March 10-12 2017
Wednesday was a Day Without a Woman. Friday? Friday we Stand with Native Nations. And when that’s done? We dance. And then we still have the rest of the weekend to indulge and enjoy a multitude of things to do, like Feelin Good with the Aces, getting a drink courtesy the Portland Mercury‘s Highball, help […]
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Things to Do Film: March 10-16
This Week: River’s Edge, Night of the Hunter, and Some Seriously Insane Kung Fu
This week: River’s Edge, Night of the Hunter, and some seriously insane kung fu.
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Things to Do Food: March 2017
How to Eat, Drink, and Be Merry for March
Alton Brown: Eat Your ScienceThe Food Network personality and host of Iron Chef America and Cutthroat Kitchen returns to Portland with his brand new live show, Eat Your Science, which promises audiences a blend of live music, multimedia presentations, talk-show hi-jinks, and fun and messy food experimentation. Mar 26, 8 pm, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, […]
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Things to Do This Week: March 6-9 2017
The year goes on, and the need to resist only grows stronger. On Wednesday, the country learns what a Day Without a Woman would feel like, and a lot of people will probably learn that not much of anything will (or should) get done without women involved. The other days of the week, however, will […]