Music Preview

Jack White, Beabadoobee, Pink Martini, and Other Spring Concerts

Also: J Balvin, Leon Bridges, and more in our seasonal roundup of major concerts.

03/25/2025 By Matthew Trueherz

Museums

10 Can't-Miss Oregon Museums Outside of Portland

Could we interest you in the world's largest pig hairball? Perhaps a gravity-defying X-Files fixation?

03/25/2025 By Portland Monthly Staff

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The Outdoorsy Rockaway Beach Itinerary

Nature’s coastal itinerary is here: it’s packed, it’s affordable, and it’s screen-free.

03/24/2025

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Top Dentists 2025

Our annual list of Portland-area dentists, orthodontists, oral surgeons, and more can help your teeth find some TLC.

03/24/2025

Index

The New Portland Airport Terminal, by the Numbers

After nearly four years of renovations, the new PDX terminal is now open to the public, with millions of feet of Oregon lumber.

03/24/2025 By Alex Frane

Long Story Short

At Oregon Ballet Theatre, Dani Rowe Takes on Marilyn Monroe

Rowe, the first woman to serve as the company's artistic director, has wanted to tell Monroe's story since Kim Kardashian wore the actor’s dress to the Met Gala.

03/24/2025 By Rebecca Jacobson Photography by Jason Hill

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Revel in the Rainbow: Color-Blindness-Correcting Glasses Debut at Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival

Enchroma eyewear available thanks to a partnership with Clackamas County Tourism, overseeing destination stewardship of Oregon’s Mt. Hood Territory.

03/23/2025

Real Estate

Property Watch: Floating Home Known as the Aqua Star Is for Sale

The ’80s icon revels in unobstructed views and curving cool after a two-year makeover and a move north from Sellwood.

03/21/2025 By Melissa Dalton

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Taste, Dance, and Celebrate at Portland’s Cinco de Mayo Fiesta

Celebrate nearly four decades of culture, food, and fun while supporting Latino-owned vendors and artisans May 2-5th at Waterfront Park.

03/20/2025

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The Age Wave Is Here — Is Portland Ready?

The number of older adults is rising fast, increasing the need for services like Meals on Wheels People that support aging with dignity and independence.

03/20/2025

things to do

So You Think You ‘Get’ Robert Frost?

Also: Tootsie, Danzig, and other things to do in Portland this week.

03/20/2025 By Matthew Trueherz

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The Columbia River Maritime Museum Celebrates its Accessibility for All

The organization provides options for individuals and families of all kinds.

03/19/2025

Public Health

Portland’s Fraught Fluoride History, Explained

The city has voted down fluoridation four times. How did we get here?

03/19/2025 By Erin Ross

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Ceramic Showcase Returns to the Oregon Convention Center

The 42nd annual event is the nation’s largest all-ceramic show.

03/18/2025

Q&A

Shari Dunn Says Now Is Not the Time to Give Up on DEI

The equity consultant’s new book, Qualified: How Competency Checking and Race Collide at Work, argues that we need to rethink how we hire, evaluate, and train employees.

03/18/2025 By Brooke Jackson-Glidden

Way Out West

Neighborhood Guide: Orenco Station

Part Portland, part Truman Show, this master-planned Hillsboro hood is all grown up.

03/18/2025 By Margaret Seiler

Spout Spotting

A Guide to Spring Whale Watch Week on the Oregon Coast

Thousands of gray whales are on the move. Here’s how to spy the showstopping cetaceans.

03/17/2025 By Rebecca Jacobson

Real Estate

Property Watch: A Wade Pipes Original Filled with Cheerful Color

And a tower, for ultimate whimsy.

03/14/2025 By Melissa Dalton

at the gallery

Dinh Q. Lê’s Art Captured the Experience of Assimilation

At Elizabeth Leach Gallery, three decades of the internationally renowned Vietnamese American artist’s work juxtapose propaganda and documentary.

03/13/2025 By Jason N. Le

things to do

Genesis Breyer P-Orridge Is Still Changing

Also: Hamilton, and other things to do in Portland this week.

03/13/2025 By Matthew Trueherz