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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Southeast Belmont Vegan Bar Sweet Hereafter Announces It Will Soon Close
The Bye and Bye's Sunnyside sister bar will continue to serve up sturdy vegan fare and signature cocktails through the end of February.
One More Go at Folk Fest to Celebrate Portland Music Month
An arctic blast cut Portland's Folk Festival short, but the organizers rescheduled nearly all the bands.
Theater Review: What the Constitution Means to Me Questions Our Founding Document, From a Place of Love
Portland Center Stage's first production of 2024 was actually the most-produced play of 2023.
Update: Food Cart Kim Jong Grillin Will Move to Downtown Cart Blocks Pod
After ten years, the cart's last day on Southeast Division is January 28.
Portland Mercado Food Carts Reopen After Devastating Fire
Rebuilding the market hall will take time, but supporting the carts sounds delicious.
Activists Disrupt Portland City Council Meeting, Demand Cease-Fire Resolution
Other major US cities, like Atlanta, Detroit, and Providence, have passed resolutions calling for an immediate cease-fire in Gaza.
Extreme Weather Events Are a Threat to Small Businesses, Like Your Favorite Food Cart
Kim Jong Grillin's Han Ly Hwang shared tips for how to support locals, and his plans to move indoors.
Why Are People Protesting Michael Rapaport's Portland Comedy Shows?
Until recently he was yelling about Taylor Swift, but now it's all about Israel, Hamas, and Gaza.
Fire at Portland Mercado Temporarily Closes All Businesses
The community hub and food cart pod's beer-and-wine bar Barrio was destroyed by the blaze.
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