Fall Arts 2023

After a blowout summer of Comedy in the Park, Kickstand hopes audiences will join them indoors.

Looking back on Portland’s history, fabulously.

Chef Richard Văn Lê closed his cart, and moved into restaurant collective Lil’ Dame.

We asked associate conductor Deanna Tham to unpack the Oregon Symphony’s take on the greatest modern film composer.

Intisar Abioto brings first-of-Its kind exhibit Black Artists of Oregon to the Portland Art Museum.

Beacon Sound, Musique Plastique, Super Electric, Lost Avenue, et al—the signage is going to be intense.

Checking in with two of Portland’s most important art projects:  the Doug Fir and Tomorrow Theater.

Let the stars in the sky be your guide to the screen.

Seven of 19 Multnomah County libraries are currently closed for renovation—here’s why.

Not a lot, but in Mitchell S. Jackson’s new book, Fly, it sure is fun to look at.

Stepping in for the Time-Based Art festival, Time-Released promises chaotic good performance art in bursts.