Local Artists

ILY2 Hosts Monthlong Retail Residencies in Portland’s West End

As the space approaches its first year of operation, founder Allie Furlotti has her sights set on expansion.

08/06/2021 By Conner Reed

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Virtual Reality Curious? Venice VR Expanded Returns to the Portland Art Museum

Amy Dotson, Northwest Film Center Director and Curator, Film and New Media at PAM shares her passion for virtual reality

08/06/2021

Outdoors

8 Ways to Go Camping If You Don’t Own a Tent

Where to rent camper vans, teardrop trailers, and more

08/06/2021 By Cami Hughes and Margaret Seiler

Food News

Some PDX Bars & Restaurants Require Vax for Indoor Dining

As calls for more safety measures grow with the rise of the Delta variant, we asked restaurant and bar owners requiring proof of vaccination to share their experiences.

08/05/2021 By Katherine Chew Hamilton

All Aboard

Soon, You Can Cruise the Willamette Aboard a 'Yacht Tub'

Who needs St. Tropez, anyway?

08/05/2021 By Julia Silverman

Shop Local

My People’s Market Returns for its 7th Year

The three-day event includes over 75 different businesses owned and operated by BIPOC locals, including bakers, designers, artists, and more.

08/05/2021 By Cami Hughes

Review

St. Jack’s New Chef Serves Dishes Rarely Seen Outside of France

After heading up a cult wine bar in Paris, former Portland cook John Denison returns home, puff pastry art in hand. St. Jack is now vying for Portland’s restaurant crown.

08/05/2021 By Karen Brooks

Pomo Picks

Top Things to Do in Portland This Week: Aug 5–11

An open-air Stand by Me screening, a Paula Vogel play in a shipyard, the return of the Vanport Jazz Festival, and more

08/05/2021 By Conner Reed, Cami Hughes, and Nick Campigli

Technology

Portland-Based Tech Startup Sport Source Launches New App

Like an Airbnb of sports, it connects athletes, coaches, and more to gyms and sports facilities.

08/04/2021 By Gabriel Granillo

Interview

Got a Message? Bellagram Telegrams Will Sing It for You.

‘If [people] start crying, I feel like I’ve done a good job of the mission…. Tears are like gold in this business.’

08/04/2021 By Marty Patail

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Addressing Houselessness – Building Lasting Change

Central City Concern and Walsh Construction Co. partner to establish three new facilities and enhance the nonprofit’s rehabilitation programs for Portland’s unhoused population.

08/04/2021 By Ben McBee

Back to School

The Application Boom at Portland's Private Schools

After a year and change of Zoom school, interest in alternatives—especially Catholic education—has skyrocketed.

08/04/2021 By Julia Silverman

Arts News

The NW Film Center Launches Lab for Mid-Career Filmmakers

Applications are now open for a new 'Sustainability Lab', which will focus on helping filmmakers avoid burnout.

08/04/2021 By Conner Reed

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Ready to Celebrate the Joy of Being Together? Mt. Angel Oktoberfest

Come visit local Bavaria, and enjoy the gemütlichkeit.

08/03/2021

Business

What Does Portland's IPO Mini-Boom Mean For You?

For starters, there could be more investors out there to fund your start-up.

08/03/2021 By Julia Silverman

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Pacific Crest Community School

Pacific Crest Community School is a small, independent, nonprofit middle and high school serving grades 6 through 12 tucked away in Portland’s Laurelhurst neighborhood.

08/03/2021

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Pairing Doctors with Devices for Improved Health

Wellness and fitness tracking devices can help doctors and patients coordinate on everything from general health goals to managing chronic conditions.

08/03/2021