Spring Arts 2025
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Great Alliances Within the Mercury’s 2025 Spring Arts Guide
We've got your spring planned out—or at least one thing you'll like!
We've got your spring planned out—or at least one thing you'll like!
THE TRASH REPORT: Special Spring Arts Trash!
Getting the Goonies back together, Emma Stone's popcorn pockets, and the "Star-Spangled Banner” is a trash song if I’ve ever heard one!
Getting the Goonies back together, Emma Stone's popcorn pockets, and the "Star-Spangled Banner” is a trash song if I’ve ever heard one!
What's Happening With the Live Nation Development in Portland's Central Eastside?
The next stage in the fight might be "throwing things at it to see what sticks."
The next stage in the fight might be "throwing things at it to see what sticks."
Can Portland Be a Music Capital Again?
City Councilor Jamie Dunphy thinks it’s possible.
City Councilor Jamie Dunphy thinks it’s possible.
Nail Art Is Art!
The first year of ManiFest celebrates the fine art we wear on our fingers.
The first year of ManiFest celebrates the fine art we wear on our fingers.
Why Restore Waterlilies Now?
Portland Art Museum unveils a refreshed Monet, shedding light on the artist’s fascination with atmosphere and Japanese influence.
Portland Art Museum unveils a refreshed Monet, shedding light on the artist’s fascination with atmosphere and Japanese influence.
Gallery Round-Up: Abstract Artists in Cahoots
Portland art spaces holding openings, having lunch, and otherwise welcoming in this spring.
Portland art spaces holding openings, having lunch, and otherwise welcoming in this spring.
Sounds Struggling to Stay Words
Artist Patricia Vázquez Gómez pairs video and audio in ja’ / buuts’ / t’aan (Water / Smoke / Word), an installation about diaspora and the loss of language.
Artist Patricia Vázquez Gómez pairs video and audio in ja’ / buuts’ / t’aan (Water / Smoke / Word), an installation about diaspora and the loss of language.
Portland's Unexpected Book Corridor
Two of the city's most beloved literary institutions—Literary Arts and Mother Foucalt's—just opened bookstores across the street from one another on SE Grand.
Two of the city's most beloved literary institutions—Literary Arts and Mother Foucalt's—just opened bookstores across the street from one another on SE Grand.
Tootsie Answers the Call
With a lineup featuring gender-bending roles and progressive themes, Stumptown Stages leans into timely conversations.
With a lineup featuring gender-bending roles and progressive themes, Stumptown Stages leans into timely conversations.
Swiftly Tilting Portland
Climate journalist Emma Pattee wrote a funny fiction novel that unfolds like a non-fiction nightmare.
Climate journalist Emma Pattee wrote a funny fiction novel that unfolds like a non-fiction nightmare.
Torrey Peters’ Stag Dance Poses the Right Questions About Gender at the Right Time
A new collection from the author of Detransition, Baby blurs the lines between trans and cis.
A new collection from the author of Detransition, Baby blurs the lines between trans and cis.
Meet the 2025 Mercury Geniuses of Comedy
Ten of Portland’s hottest stand-ups—with special guest Mohanad Elshieky!
Ten of Portland’s hottest stand-ups—with special guest Mohanad Elshieky!
Your Guide to Spring 2025 Arts Events in Portland
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