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Modern Meets Vintage on the Ocean’s Edge at Surftides Hotel in Lincoln City

Family-owned for three generations, this oceanfront resort’s latest renovations blend with beloved landmark.

03/13/2023

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Oregon’s Adventure Coast Features Immersive Forest Bathing Experience

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03/13/2023

Movers & Shakers

Perfect Party: Spring 2023

From the Hops’ new manager—one of the highest-ranking women in baseball—to the ghost of the Fort Stevens whale, here’s who we want to sit down with for a meal this season.

03/13/2023 By Margaret Seiler

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Fall in Love with Live Theatre Under the Stars

Groundbreaking artists. World-class storytelling. All that's missing is you! Join us for Oregon Shakespeare Festival's 2023 Season of Love.

03/13/2023

Film

Guillermo del Toro's Portland-Made 'Pinocchio' Wins Oscar for Best Animated Film

The filmmaker's take on the fairy tale was made with ShadowMachine in Northwest Portland; Goonies alum Ke Huy Quan's Oscar had an Oregon connection.

03/12/2023 By Margaret Seiler

Food on TV

Cordyceps Fungus Is Lurking in Portland Food and Drink

Fans of HBO’s 'The Last of Us,' beware: the parasitic fungus is among us. But it actually tastes pretty good—and has some interesting potential health benefits.

03/10/2023 By Katherine Chew Hamilton

Real Estate

Property Watch: A Former Social Club Turned Home in the Heart of Sellwood

Built in 1910, this grand home saw Sellwood grow up around it.

03/10/2023 By Melissa Dalton

Review

Dawnbringer’s Pillowy English Muffins Build the Foundation for Breakfast Sandwich Greatness

This North Portland food cart stuffs sandwiches with the likes of miso–cream cheese–tinned fish, corned beef, and Korean-inspired egg patties.

03/10/2023 By Katherine Chew Hamilton

Editor's Note

From the Editor: How Many State Parks Have I Checked Off?

With 250-plus properties, Oregon State Parks is a welcome to-do list that never ends.

03/10/2023 By Margaret Seiler

Eat This Now

Lauretta Jean’s Grapefruit Saltine Pie Is Bonkers Good

It’s salty, sweet, and fiercely tart. How Portland’s iconic pie shop blew our mind with grapefruit curd and a saltine crust.

03/09/2023 By Karen Brooks

State Parks

After Marking a Century, What’s Next for Oregon State Parks?

One of the nation’s best state parks systems is busy updating facilities, studying climate change, and becoming a more welcoming environment for all types of visitors.

03/09/2023 By Sam Stites

By the Numbers

Oregon State Parks Facts and Figures

13 disc golf courses, nearly 3 million camper nights last year, 30 years of yurts, and the real reason behind the most visited state park

03/09/2023 By Margaret Seiler

Explainer

An Oregon State Parks Glossary of Terms

Park? Natural area? Heritage site? Why so many different terms for seemingly the same thing?

03/08/2023 By Sam Stites

Food News

3 New Asian Dessert Spots Arrive in Portland

Bingsoo from Snowy Village, boba from Milk + T Mini, and Taiwanese shaved ice from Meet Fresh are all on the menu.

03/08/2023 By Katherine Chew Hamilton

Restaurant Openings

Reopening or Rebirth? What to Expect from Ava Gene’s After 3 Years Away

The famed Portland restaurant is reopening with new staff and corporate backing, and notably without its founding chef.

03/07/2023 By Matthew Trueherz

Profile

Pace Taylor’s Work Is About Slowing Down, But They’re Climbing the Art World Quickly

The artist’s work depicts intimate scenes of autistic and transgender narratives, but the emotions therein pull viewers of all identities.

03/07/2023 By Matthew Trueherz

Trails

Hike of the Month: Linear Trail at L. L. “Stub” Stewart State Park

Spend a day exploring this state park’s 25-mile network of hiking, mountain biking, and horse-friendly trails.

03/06/2023 By Isabel Lemus Kristensen

Food News

Tabor Bread Has a New Owner and a New Location

Founder Tissa Stein is retiring, and baker Rebecca Tosdevin is taking the reins.

03/02/2023 By Katherine Chew Hamilton

Theater

'Where We Belong' at Portland Center Stage Grapples with Identity, Colonialism, and Shakespeare

Native theatermaker Madeline Sayet’s play runs through March 26.

03/02/2023 By Isabel Lemus Kristensen

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‘Ticket to Dine’ Invites Diners to Rediscover the City’s Dining Scene

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03/01/2023

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Modern Meets Vintage on the Ocean’s Edge at Surftides Hotel in Lincoln City

Oregon’s Adventure Coast Features Immersive Forest Bathing Experience

Perfect Party: Spring 2023

Fall in Love with Live Theatre Under the Stars

Guillermo del Toro's Portland-Made 'Pinocchio' Wins Oscar for Best Animated Film

Cordyceps Fungus Is Lurking in Portland Food and Drink

Property Watch: A Former Social Club Turned Home in the Heart of Sellwood

Dawnbringer’s Pillowy English Muffins Build the Foundation for Breakfast Sandwich Greatness

From the Editor: How Many State Parks Have I Checked Off?

Lauretta Jean’s Grapefruit Saltine Pie Is Bonkers Good

After Marking a Century, What’s Next for Oregon State Parks?

Oregon State Parks Facts and Figures

An Oregon State Parks Glossary of Terms

3 New Asian Dessert Spots Arrive in Portland

Reopening or Rebirth? What to Expect from Ava Gene’s After 3 Years Away

Pace Taylor’s Work Is About Slowing Down, But They’re Climbing the Art World Quickly

Hike of the Month: Linear Trail at L. L. “Stub” Stewart State Park

Tabor Bread Has a New Owner and a New Location

'Where We Belong' at Portland Center Stage Grapples with Identity, Colonialism, and Shakespeare

‘Ticket to Dine’ Invites Diners to Rediscover the City’s Dining Scene