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Where Kids Discover Confidence Through Theater

Portland Drama Club invites kids grades K–12 to sing, dance, act, and build lifelong confidence while creating a full musical production together.

03/10/2026

from the archive

The Wet: Brian Doyle’s Rain Journal

From 2007, the celebrated Oregon author’s “Waterlogged notes from rainy seasons present and past.”

03/10/2026 By Brian Doyle

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Pacific Northwest College of Art launches new Pre-College Animation Intensive

The Northwest’s foremost art and design school invites high school students to explore animated filmmaking this summer.

03/09/2026 Photography by Mario Gallucci

Roll the Dice

The Best Portland Venues for Tabletop Role-Playing Games

These bars and breweries host sessions for players of all levels.

03/09/2026 By Alex Frane

Branching Out

Multnomah County Retrofits Its Libraries for the People

A $387 million bond, designs informed by hundreds of patrons, and a radical shift in what libraries are for.

03/09/2026 By Brian Libby

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Corvallis is Calling

Oregonians know how to make the most of a getaway, but sometimes the best trips aren’t about packing in more. They’re about easing in.

03/08/2026

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Over 200 Acres of Coastal Playground

Nestled between lush coastal forests and the serene waters of Siletz Bay, Salishan Coastal Lodge by SCP Hotels is an iconic retreat awaiting you on the Oregon Coast.

03/08/2026

Dining Picks

Portland’s Quintessential Happy Hours

Our favorite spots for post-work drinks, late-night burgers, and great vibes on a budget.

03/06/2026 By Alex Frane

Real Estate

Property Watch: The Spanish Revival House That Launched Laurelhurst

The onetime "sham" has become a striking stucco home, listed for $2.5 million.

03/06/2026 By Melissa Dalton

music preview

The Biggest Portland Concerts of Spring 2026

Yungblud, FKA Twigs, Peaches, Springsteen, the Black Keys, and Florence and the Machine make for a heavy-hitting musical season.

03/05/2026 By Matthew Trueherz

seeing things

Punk Progenitor Richard Hell’s Book Tour Comes to Powell’s

A St. Vincent show at the Schnitz, and other things to do.

03/05/2026 By Matthew Trueherz

Closing Report

February Saw a Sea Change for Portland’s Restaurant World

Institutions like Expatriate, República, and Stumptown all closed last month.

03/04/2026 By Alex Frane

PDX Index

The Past 35 Years of Portland Protests, by the Numbers

In so-called ‘Little Beirut,’ civil disobedience remains a claim to fame.

03/04/2026 By Brooke Jackson-Glidden

Pretty in Pink

A Complete Guide to Viewing Cherry Blossoms in Portland

Peak bloom is nigh.

03/03/2026 By Rebecca Jacobson

Photo Essay

Welcome to the Lloyd Center’s Hangout Era

Its retail days are numbered. But for the moment, the half-empty mall is a great hang.

03/03/2026 Photography by Michael Raines By Matthew Trueherz

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Five Ways to Explore Lincoln City This Spring Break

Discover art, hiking trails, vintage finds, local flavors, and hands-on adventures with these five free digital guides.

03/02/2026

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The 43rd Annual Ceramic Showcase Is Back at the Oregon Convention Center

The 2026 fundraiser theme is Charms and Chimes.

03/02/2026

Local Legends

A Big Whoop-Whoop for the Portlandia Statue

Who? How the belle of 1985 fell out of favor.

03/02/2026 By Matthew Trueherz

Get Together

Four Portlanders Explain Why Gathering Matters

A death doula, a priest, a union organizer, and a therapist on the importance of convening.

03/02/2026 By Brooke Jackson-Glidden

Neighborhood Guides

Clinton and Division: Southeast Portland’s Restaurant Rows

Sensational dives, endless boutiques, and one of the city’s coolest indie theaters.

02/27/2026 By Alex Frane

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