A person in an eccentric outfit stands front and center in the street next to a bike with more cyclists in the background.
The PDX World Naked Bike Ride rolls out from Wilshire Park on Saturday.

A beautiful July weekend is in the cards with cheap and cheerful events to match, from the PDX World Naked Bike Ride to Picklefest: Portland Pickles vs. Walla Walla Sweets and from the Montavilla Street Fair to Zumiez More Than Rolling. For more ideas, check out our top picks of the week.

FRIDAY

LIVE MUSIC

Izy Kactus, The Waysides, Age of Majority
In our current economy of skyrocketing prices, it’s a bit of a miracle that free concerts still exist. You can just show up at Starday Tavern on Friday night, walk in without paying a penny, and be gifted with live music from three awesome local artists—so why wouldn’t you? In case you need more convincing, headliner Izy Kactus promises to play songs from a “new era” of the psych-rock project and supporting act the Waysides just released their third full-length, which is full of fuzzed-out and jangly rock tunes. Age of Majority kicks off the night with a reverb-heavy psych-rock sound they describe as “having an ear to the past but eyes on the future.” SHANNON LUBETICH
(Starday Tavern, Southeast Portland, free)

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