1SONG OF THE MINUTE
Black Prairie cut an epic indie-folk version of Led Zeppelin’s “The Song Remains the Same” for sirius xm’s “Your Roots Are Showing” series, complete with accordion, fiddle, and Plant-blasting female vocals. See it <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
2SONG OF THE MINUTE
Black Prairie cut an epic indie-folk version of Led Zeppelin’s “The Song Remains the Same” for sirius xm’s “Your Roots Are Showing” series, complete with accordion, fiddle, and Plant-blasting female vocals. See it <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=
3EXPORT
Local arts’n’crafts folk plan Here Now, a Portland-centric pop-up, in New York this month. While location was tBD at press time, a $23,000 Kickstarter campaign set the stage. “We’re going to showcase Portland art and handmade products,” says organizer Na
4EXPORT
Local arts’n’crafts folk plan Here Now, a Portland-centric pop-up, in New York this month. While location was tBD at press time, a $23,000 Kickstarter campaign set the stage. “We’re going to showcase Portland art and handmade products,” says organizer Na
5WORKSHOP
Designer/artist Emily Katz based her dramatic spring dresses on inspirations both old-school (poetry) and postmodern (Pinterest mood boards). Some pieces incorporate precious gemstones like rubies. Made to order from $400; select ready-to-wear pieces
6WORKSHOP
Designer/artist Emily Katz based her dramatic spring dresses on inspirations both old-school (poetry) and postmodern (Pinterest mood boards). Some pieces incorporate precious gemstones like rubies. Made to order from $400; select ready-to-wear pieces
7BRIGHT IDEA
The days are getting longer, but dawn-patrol runners should check out Knuckle Lights, hand-mounted, AAA battery- powered units devised by West Linn jogger Dan Hopkins because he hates (hates) headlamps. $40, knuckle
8BRIGHT IDEA
The days are getting longer, but dawn-patrol runners should check out Knuckle Lights, hand-mounted, AAA battery- powered units devised by West Linn jogger Dan Hopkins because he hates (hates) headlamps. $40, knuckle
9IMPORT
Our neighbors to the north can parade local pride with Northwest Shirts’ The ’Couve: it Ain’t Portland tee, emblazoned with a mullet-sporting fellow named Hazel Dale. “People here either love the shirt or hate it,” says the Vancouver, USA–based creator C
10IMPORT
Our neighbors to the north can parade local pride with Northwest Shirts’ The ’Couve: it Ain’t Portland tee, emblazoned with a mullet-sporting fellow named Hazel Dale. “People here either love the shirt or hate it,” says the Vancouver, USA–based creator C
Published in the On the Water issue of Portland Monthly.
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