Film Q & A: Kelly Reichardt's Showing Up Was Shot at the Oregon College of Art and Craft—After It Closed

The director shot her latest film in Portland, collaborating again with writer Jon Raymond and actress Michelle Williams.

YOUR SUNDAY READING LIST: Government Overhaul Update, Kids are Fucking Fed Up, and Cops Get an Expensive New Toy

Graphic Novel Review: Mimosa Shows Friends Fucking Up and Figuring It Out

Comics artist Archie Bongiovanni says Tin House took a comic narrative about 30-something queer friendship seriously.

YOUR SUNDAY READING LIST: Rescue Workers Condemn Gonzalez Tent Ban, a Lifeline for Renters, and Fun Stuff to Do in April!

Touring Musical Hairspray Will Leave You Bubbly

Despite some sound issues, we were won over by John Waters' story and the adaption's irreverent, infectious fun.

YOUR SUNDAY READING LIST: New Takeout Container Rules, This Year's Pickathon Lineup, and Oregon Expands Reproductive and Gender Rights

Indie Pop Sister Trio, Joseph, Stun with “The Sun”

Hear in Portland this week: The Get Down turns one, and a dream downtown music bill of Edna Vazquez and Mariachi Tradición.

Tides Is Jenny Conlee's Soundtrack to the Pacific Northwest Coast

Decemberists accordion player unveils a solo album of unresolved sounds found in Greek musical scales.

The Crying in H Mart Paperback Release Will Be Author Michelle Zauner's First Book Tour

A  Q & A with the author and musician on growing up in Oregon, moving to South Korea, and writing a screenplay based on her memoir.

Theater Review: The Value of Forbidden Fruit

Shaking the Tree celebrates its 20th anniversary and raises the bar with a masterful hybrid play.

Oregon Symphony 2023-24 Season: Cancellations, Crowd-Pleasers, and Comebacks

Budget cuts nixed the 2023 free Waterfront Concert, but the rest of the calendar is built to bring audiences back.

YOUR SUNDAY READING LIST: Mayor's Dicey Homeless Camp Plan, Your Naughty Sexual Habits, and the Week in Slap Fights!

Portland Perfumer Emily Schaber Blends Science and Art

Her COVID-born label, Shelter In Perfume, aims to tell stories through fragrance notes and complications.

YOUR SUNDAY READING LIST: A Look at Spring Arts, Judge Questions Cops' Aversion to Body Cams, and Doug Fir on the Move!

Workers at Portland's Living Room Theaters Vote to Form an Independent Union

Following an unfair labor picket in January, the movie theater staff voted to form United Cinema Workers.

Remembering To Remember Benefits From Repeat Visits

The real gem of PICA's new show is in the annex—the presentation is a wonder.

YOUR SUNDAY READING LIST: City Council Hates Transparency, a School for Candidates, and a Very Sexy Survey!