Fall Arts 2024
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You Can’t Capture Arlene
Schnitzer’s Vast Art Legacy
Fountain of Creativity tries to show how a growing city
and artistic scene developed and evolved.
The Portland Mercury's Fall Arts Guide: Your Rx for Art
Art stories, fall performances, a calendar of cool shows, and a dog in a tiny backpack!
THE TRASH REPORT: Trash, But Make It Art
Put on your monocles, trash pandas—and gaze upon this priceless piece of GOSSIP.
A Look at Portland’s Arts Funding Upheavals, One Year In
Portland no longer runs its arts grants program exclusively through the Regional Arts and Culture Council (RACC); here's what's changed.
Keller Auditorium Conundrum
After a punt from City Hall, the fate of the Portland theater scene's crown jewel is still up in the air.
You Can’t Capture Arlene Schnitzer’s Vast Art Legacy
Fountain of Creativity tries to show how a growing city and artistic scene developed and evolved.
What Art Goes With Your Job?
Make art, truth, and beauty work for you for a change.
Randoserus in Portland
Tsuchiya Kaban opens its first US retail space in the city's Downtown.
The Mercury's 2024 Time-Based Art Festival Picks
Don't miss the dance parties, itty bitty music collages, and complete cacophonies—planning your itinerary is an art form in itself.
Talk About Political Theater
Risk/Reward’s newest theatrical adventure, the Election Anti-Party, wants to rescue you from this year’s anxiety-spiral.
Portland Opera Makes
History Come Alive
Our Oregon debuts commissioned work about poet and advocate Shizue Iwatsuki.
St. Johns' Shoegaze Revival
Members of Portland bands Ten Million Lights and Kallai worked together to organize two-day music fest Dreamgaze PDX.
Portland Summer—Reviewed
A deeply subjective account of music events we attended and what we thought of them.
A deeply subjective account of music events we attended and what we thought of them.
Carson Ellis Draws a
Snapshot of Old Portland
A new book from the beloved local illustrator also captures her “bickering but inseparable friendship” with future husband Decemberists frontman Colin Meloy.
How Lola Milholland Cooked Up Group Living and Other Recipes
It’s a memoir. It’s a cookbook. It’s a combination memoir cookbook.
It’s a memoir. It’s a cookbook. It’s a combination memoir cookbook.
A Moment of Appreciation for Comedy in the Park and It's New All-Day Festival
In its fourth year, Kickstand's outdoor comedy experiment continues to expand!
Your Guide to Fall 2024 Arts Events in Portland
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