Posted inFood and Drink
Food Month Sobrang Sarap, or “Very Delicious,” Celebrates Portland-Area Filipino Chefs
Created by three local Filipina women, the “food tour” spans Beaverton to Troutdale and changes weekly.
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Posted inComedy
Ian Karmel’s Memoir T-Shirt Swim Club Covers the Comedian’s Weight Loss and the Immaculate Snacks of His Youth
His two stand-up shows at Revolution Hall will steer clear of memoir material, but probably still include funny party stories.
Posted inSpring Arts Preview 2024
The Mercury’s 2024 Spring Arts Preview: Spotlight On!
Portland’s premiere bingo queen and the soon-to-arrive avant garde sneakers show are ready for their close up.
Posted inDesign
Do You Remember Content? The Hotel Room Takeover Art Installation Event Returns
Artists at this unique Portland showcase include eco-friendlies Making Earth Cool and local music supporters Friends of Noise.
Posted inMusic
Project Pabst Music Festival Provides the Portland Piece in STRFKR’s 2024 Tour
Okay sure, Billy Idol is playing, but look at this local lineup: Gossip, Alien Boy, Glitterfox, and even La Luz swooping in from Seattle.
Posted inTheater & Performance
Theater Review: Shaking the Tree Explores the Overlap Between Posession and Inspiration
Even if you’re not a fan of poetry, you can still appreciate the horror in Portland Playright Ken Yoshikawa’s We Wrote This With You in Mind.
