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WEB09/16/2024 By Portland Monthly Staff. Get Out. 10:30am By Portland Monthly Staff. Squash the Competition. 09/20/2024 Illustrations by Sam Island By Rebecca Jacobson. Best of PDX. 09/19/2024 By Portland Monthly Staff. Hit List. 09/13/2024 By Rachel Grozanick and Brooke Jackson-Glidden.
News & City Life - Portland Monthly
WEBSep 11, 2024 — Portland Private Schools, by the Numbers. Application deadlines, tuition costs, demographics, and more key info on Portland-area K–12 private schools. 08/30/2024 By Portland Monthly Staff. Swifties Unite.
Things to Do in Portland This Week | Portland Monthly
WEBSep 19, 2024 — John Early’s Songs Are Only Kind of a Joke. Also: Chelsea Bieker brings a new novel to Powell’s, and other things to do this week. Comedian John Early’s the Album Tour is at Revolution Hall this week. You’re reading our weekly Things to Do column, about the concerts, art shows, comedy sets, movies, readings, and plays we’re attending ...
Arts & Culture - Portland Monthly
WEBJun 14, 2024 — The beloved festival runs a venue in Portland and just launched a nonprofit. But its heart remains the annual Happy Valley campout, stacked this year with Gen Zers. Portland Monthly's daily guide to arts, culture, and events in Portland, Oregon. Featuring reviews, event listings, music, galleries, books, comedy, theater, and dance, plus ...
Ready, Set, Renaissance: The Busy Minds Reinventing Portland
WEBDec 6, 2023 — Here’s the comeback story you’ve been awaiting. The city’s busiest minds are on it. By Arianne Cohen Illustrations by Tara Jacoby December 6, 2023 Published in the Winter 2023/2024 issue of Portland Monthly. Image: tara jacoby. At 7:45 a.m. on a crisp fall morning, the leather-padded seats of the Multnomah Whiskey Library fill with 50 ...
Photos of PDX’s New Terminal Are Here, and It’s Glorious
WEBAug 4, 2023 — The airport recently announced the project's remaining to-do list, including finishing installing the windows and tearing out 30 feet of low-hanging ceiling above the current ticketing counters. The terminal will include longtime airport stalwarts like Stumptown Coffee Roasters, Blue Star Donuts, and Columbia Sportswear, as well as Loyal Legion, Sizzle Pie, Steven Smith Teamaker, and Portland ...
Politics | News & City Life | Portland Monthly
WEB5 Reasons Bud Clark Was Portland’s Most Unforgettable Mayor. The pub owner turned two-term mayor, who bucked convention and exposed himself to art, died this week at age 90. 02/02/2022 By Fiona McCann, Conner Reed, Margaret Seiler, and Julia Silverman. Money & …
Oregon Travel & Outdoors - Portland Monthly
WEBSep 11, 2024 — What to Do in Oregon in October. Celebrate the harvest in Hood River, have fun with fungi in Yachats and Eugene, and cheer on pumpkin regatta paddlers in Tualatin. 09/24/2024 By Portland Monthly Staff. Squash the Competition.
Sports | News & City Life | Portland Monthly
WEBWhere to Watch the Qatar 2022 World Cup in Portland, with Game Schedule. Some bars will open early for soccer games, while some open at 7 a.m. year-round. And it’s the last hurrah for Toffee Club, which will close in December. Sports and athletics in Portland, including professional soccer (the Timbers and the Thorns), basketball (the Trail ...
Portland Health & Fitness - Portland Monthly
WEBMar 20, 2024 — A professional tattoo remover explains the limits of erasing body art, from finger mustaches to microbladed eyebrows. Enrolling a Teen in Rehab? That’ll Be $28,731, Up Front. The average wait time is one month, and Oregon had zero available beds for teens on Medicaid.