Best Restaurants 2022

Jojo Gets a Glow-Up in the Pearl

The social media–famous fried chicken, burger, and jojo cart now has a brick-and-mortar on the west side. Is it really about the chicken sandwiches, or is it just the Instagram personality?

10/10/2022 By Katherine Chew Hamilton

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New Exhibition Gives Influential Native American Artist Oscar Howe Long Overdue Recognition

Dakota Modern: The Art of Oscar Howe at the Portland Art Museum reintroduces this dynamic artist to a new audience.

10/10/2022

Gaming

The Portland Retro Gaming Expo—And Its Tetris Competition—Returns

After a two-year hiatus, the convention is back, and it’s ushering in a new generation of old-school video game masters.

10/07/2022 By Sam Pape

Media

A New Newsletter/Podcast Launches in Portland, Joining a Crowded Field

City Cast Portland wants your eyeballs and your ears.

10/07/2022 By Julia Silverman

The Best Bars and Restaurants in Portland

Eat your heart out, PDX!

10/07/2022

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22 Reasons to Visit OSF before the end of ‘22!

Make the most out of this holiday season by planning a trip to Oregon Shakespeare Festival!

10/07/2022

Life and Death

Transgender and Nonbinary People Misgendered on Death Certificates

A new study identifies barriers to accurately reflecting a person’s gender identity after death—and proposes some common sense solutions.

10/06/2022 By Isabel Lemus Kristensen

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Eviction Prevention: Putting Renter’s Rights at the Forefront

Eviction court has been a lopsided affair for too long. Alongside our partners, United Way of the Columbia-Willamette is working to keep families in their homes.

10/06/2022

Openings

Paniolo in the Pearl: Fools and Horses Slings Hawaiian Cowboy Fare

The people behind Pink Rabbit open a slightly grown-up, but equally hip spot next door.

10/06/2022 By Matthew Trueherz

Hike of the Month

Hike of the Month: Trail of 10 Falls at Silver Falls State Park

A stunner year-round, the picturesque waterfall trail at Silver Falls State Park is bursting with color in autumn.

10/06/2022 By Michelle Harris

Fitness

Barre3 Puts Flagship Pearl District Studio on Pause

We talked to founder Sadie Lincoln to find out what’s next.

10/05/2022 By Julia Silverman

Food News

4 Fascinating Facts from Newly Released Book Lost Restaurants of Portland, OR

A local writer’s nostalgia-fueled book chronicles 20 now-closed restaurants with history, recipes, and personal accounts.

10/05/2022 By Katherine Chew Hamilton

Fashion

Clothing Brand Koryphae Brings Sustainability to Portland’s Fashion NXT

Designer Daniela Caine’s contemporary women’s line merges hand-loomed linens with simple silhouettes.

10/05/2022 By Dalila Brent

Health

Masks Will Still Be Required at Oregon Health Care Settings, at Least Until Spring

The CDC has changed its guidelines on masking in hospitals and elsewhere, but Oregon officials have an eye on flu season.

10/04/2022 By Julia Silverman

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Wander Walla Walla Valley Wine

Enjoy a winemaker-curated itinerary series that gives wine lovers a unique close-up opportunity to sip, see and do as Walla Walla winemakers do.

10/04/2022

Arts

Return to Sender: The Next ‘Dear Stranger’ Swaps Letters on Memory

Memory is the theme of Oregon Humanities’ current Dear Stranger letter exchange. They’re accepting submissions through October 31.

10/04/2022 By Matthew Trueherz

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Visit the Walla Walla Valley for Fall Release Weekend & Holiday Barrel Weekend

Usher in the holidays and barrel tasting weekend with a festive way to enjoy and experience wine in a rare form: directly from the barrel.

10/04/2022

Coffee & Tea

Portland’s 10 Best Bubble Tea Shops

Where to get the boba of your dreams, whether that means cheese foam, puff cream, rose-lychee, or a whole lemon.

10/04/2022 By Katherine Chew Hamilton, Isabel Lemus Kristensen, and Nick Campigli

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A Place of His Own

How Elijah Burton is helping to build an inclusive community of outdoor enthusiasts around Portland.

10/04/2022

Soccer

The Sally Yates Report on ‘Systemic’ Abuses in Women’s Soccer Is Out. And It’s Bad.

The answers to who knew what, when, appear to be everyone, and early—including Thorns and Timbers owner Merritt Paulson and exec Gavin Wilkinson.

10/04/2022 By Margaret Seiler

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Jojo Gets a Glow-Up in the Pearl

New Exhibition Gives Influential Native American Artist Oscar Howe Long Overdue Recognition

The Portland Retro Gaming Expo—And Its Tetris Competition—Returns

A New Newsletter/Podcast Launches in Portland, Joining a Crowded Field

The Best Bars and Restaurants in Portland

22 Reasons to Visit OSF before the end of ‘22!

Transgender and Nonbinary People Misgendered on Death Certificates

Eviction Prevention: Putting Renter’s Rights at the Forefront

Paniolo in the Pearl: Fools and Horses Slings Hawaiian Cowboy Fare

Hike of the Month: Trail of 10 Falls at Silver Falls State Park

Barre3 Puts Flagship Pearl District Studio on Pause

4 Fascinating Facts from Newly Released Book Lost Restaurants of Portland, OR

Clothing Brand Koryphae Brings Sustainability to Portland’s Fashion NXT

Masks Will Still Be Required at Oregon Health Care Settings, at Least Until Spring

Wander Walla Walla Valley Wine

Return to Sender: The Next ‘Dear Stranger’ Swaps Letters on Memory

Visit the Walla Walla Valley for Fall Release Weekend & Holiday Barrel Weekend

Portland’s 10 Best Bubble Tea Shops

A Place of His Own

The Sally Yates Report on ‘Systemic’ Abuses in Women’s Soccer Is Out. And It’s Bad.