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Portland Marathon
Details about the yearly Portland Marathon

Portland Mexican - The Best Portland Mexican Restaurants
Which Portland Mexican restaurants are worth trying?

Portland Monthly's Restaurant Issue
This month, pick up Portland Monthly's Restaurant Issue, a great resource for recommendations on where to eat for any occasion and on every budget. Buy it, keep

Portland Movie Theaters
Get the details about Portland's best independent movie theaters.

Portland Music Festivals - The Best Portland Music Festivals
An overview of annual music festivals in Portland, Oregon

Portland Neighborhood - Alberta Arts District
Get familiar with one of Portland's liveliest neighborhoods to live, work, shop, and play.

Portland Neighborhood - Hawthorne District
See what makes the Hawthorne District one of Portland's favorite neighborhoods.

Portland Neighborhood - Sellwood Moreland
Find out where to go and what to do in the Sellwood-Moreland neighborhood in Portland, OR.

Portland Neighborhood - The Pearl District
Discover the many reasons why locals and visitors alike flock to this hip hood.

Portland Neighborhood – Laurelhurst/28th + Burnside
A profile of one of the Portland's quickly flourishing eastside neighborhoods.

Portland Neighborhood – North Mississippi Avenue
See what's happening on one of North Portland's most hoppin' streets.

Portland Neighborhood- Irvington/NE Broadway
Get to know this historic NE Portland neighborhood.

Portland New Years Eve - Events for Portland New Year's Eve
Don't want to sit home on the last night of the year? You don't have to!

Portland OR April 2006 Archive

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Portland OR July 2006 Archive

Portland Off-Leash Dog Parks - Top Portland Off-Leash Dog Parks
Where to take your dog for off-leash adventures in Portland, Oregon

Portland Oktoberfests - Top Portland Oktoberfests
Where to celebrate Oktoberfest in Portland, OR

Portland Oregon - Photos of Portland Icons
A photo gallery of signs, statues and landmarks in Portland, OR.

Portland Oregon - Photos of Portland Icons
A photo gallery of signs, statues and landmarks in Portland, OR.

Portland Oregon - Photos of Portland Icons
A photo gallery of signs, statues and landmarks in Portland, OR.

Portland Oregon - Photos of Portland Icons
A photo gallery of signs, statues and landmarks in Portland, OR.

Portland Oregon - Photos of Portland Icons
A photo gallery of signs, statues and landmarks in Portland, OR.

Portland Oregon - Photos of Portland Icons
A photo gallery of signs, statues and landmarks in Portland, OR.

Portland Oregon - Photos of Portland Icons
A photo gallery of signs, statues and landmarks in Portland, OR.

Portland Oregon - Photos of Portland Icons
A photo gallery of signs, statues and landmarks in Portland, OR.

Portland Oregon - Photos of Portland Icons
A photo gallery of signs, statues and landmarks in Portland, OR.

Portland Parking Fines Are Increasing
With holiday shopping season upon us, parking in downtown Portland and the Pearl District area is about to become a serious pain in the butt. That means

Portland Parking Guide
Learn how to use public parking in Portland, Oregon.

Portland Parking Guide
Learn how to use public parking in Portland, Oregon.

Portland Poetry
Do you love Portland so much that you'd write a poem about it? Powell's Books is holding a poetry contest. The rules are pretty simple:

Portland Pub Quiz - Portland Trivia Night
Find out where to test your trivia skills every night of the year.

Portland Public Gardens - The Best Portland Public Gardens
Find out which gardens to visit in Portland, OR

Portland Public Transportation - Guide to Portland Public Transportation
Learn how Portland's public transportation system works. Get tips on riding TriMet buses, MAX trains, and the Portland Streetcar.

Portland Pumpkin Patches
Find out where to go around Portland to pick your own pumpkins, find your way through a corn maze, and hop on a hayride.

Portland Radio Stations
Get a listing of the Portland area's radio stations and formats.

Portland Real Estate - Resources for People Buying Portland Real Estate
The Portland real estate market is booming. Learn about resources available for first-time home buyers. Get in on Portland real estate.

Portland Rental Resources
Use these resources to find the apartment or house of your dreams.

Portland Rental Resources
If you're looking to rent a house or an apartment, you're probably combing through the classified ads in the Oregonian. But don't limit yourself. There are

Portland Representative on ABC's The Bachelor
Attention reality TV fans: There's a woman from Portland on the current season of The Bachelor, and so far, she's the favorite! Not only was Lisa from Portland

Portland Restaurant Review - Authentica
A profile of Authentica, a Mexican restaurant in Portland, OR

Portland Rock Climbing Gyms - Top Portland Rock Climbing Gyms
A run-down of the top Portland Rock Climbing Gyms.

Portland Rose Festival Events - 2009
Get the skinny on Portland's biggest summer festival.

Portland Rose Festival Events - 2009
Get the skinny on Portland's biggest summer festival.

Portland Rose Garden - International Rose Test Gardens
What you should know before you go to Portland's most loved garden.

Portland Running and Walking - Guide to Portland Running and Walking Groups
Running and walking are very popular ways to stay fit in Portland. Joining a local running group is a great way to get involved.

Portland Sandwiches - Where to get the best Portland Sandwiches
Where to get the best Portland sandwiches

Portland Saturday Market - A Profile of Portland Saturday Market
Portland Saturday Market is a weekly event that features crafts from local artisans, an international food court, and live entertainment.

Portland Shoe Stores - Best Portland Shoe Stores
Find out where to shop for men's and women's shoes in Portland, Oregon.

Portland Shopping - Best Streets for Portland Shopping
Stroll, shop and people-watch along the best Portland shopping streets.

Portland Shopping Malls
Now that the weather is warming up, you might want a few new things for your wardrobe. Time to go shopping! From downtown to suburbia, there's no shortage of

Portland Shopping Malls - Guide to Portland Shopping Malls
Explore the best Portland shopping malls and shopping centers.

Portland Shopping Tour - Ether
Portland Shopping Tour - Photo of Shoes at Ether

Portland Shopping Tour - Ipnosi
Portland Shopping Tour - Photo of Ipnosi

Portland Shopping Tour - NW 23rd Avenue
A shopping tour of Portland's best shopping street, NW 23rd Avenue.

Portland Shopping Tour - Pottery Barn
Portland Shopping Tour - Photo of Pottery Barn

Portland Shopping Tour - Three More Monkeys
Portland Shopping Tour - Three More Monkeys

Portland Shopping Tour - Zelda's Shoe Bar
Portland shopping tour: photo of Zelda's Shoe Bar.

Portland State University
A photo of what you see as you approach the Portland Farmer's Market.

Portland Street Fairs and Parades - Guide to Portland Street Fairs and Parades
Find out about the neighborhood street fairs in Portland, Oregon.

Portland Swine Flu Vaccine Schedule - Get the H1N1 Swine Flu Vaccine in Portland
Where and when to get the H1N1 Swine Flue Vaccine in Portland, Oregon.

Portland Table Tennis - Where to Play Table Tennis in Portland
Find a listing of bars with ping pong tables in Portland, Oregon

Portland Tea Houses - The Best Portland Tea Houses
The best places to drink tea in Portland, Oregon

Portland Teen Idol Auditions
Who will be Portland's next Teen Idol? The Portland Parks and Recreation is holding the competition for the third year running. Time is running out for

Portland Teen Idol Auditions
There's still time for teens to audition for the Portland Teen Idol. Last year, the competition was a huge success and a lucky handful of teens got to show

Portland Thai Restaurants - The Best Portland Thai Restaurants
With so many choices for Thai food, we'll help you decide which Portland Thai restaurants are worth trying.

Portland Thanksgiving - Restaurants Open for Portland Thanksgiving
Make reservations for Thanksgiving dinner in Portland, whether you're hungry for a traditional turkey dinner or something out out of the ordinary.

Portland Things to Do For Foodies
Find out how to explore the culinary side of Portland, Oregon

Portland Thrift Stores - Best Portland Thrift Stores
A Portland Shopping Guide: Best Thrift Stores

Portland Timbers: Opening Night
Portland soccer season is about to kick off. April 17, 2008 is opening night at PGE Park, and our Portland Timbers will battle the Puerto Rico Islanders at 7

Portland Travel Newsletter
The Portland, Oregon Visitors Association (POVA) publishes a free e-mail newsletter that highlights city events, hotel deals, and special discounts for

Portland Vegetarian Restaurants - Best Portland Vegetarian Restaurants
Where to go to get a great veggie meal in Portland.

Portland Volunteer Opportunities - Portland Volunteer Opportunities for the Holidays
Where to donate your time during the holiday season in Portland, Oregon.

Portland Voting - Portland Voting FAQ
Frequently asked questions about voting in Portland, Oregon.

Portland Warming Center
With temperatures dipping below freezing this weekend, I'm glad that the city is providing a warm place for people who don't have shelter at night: the Warming

Portland Weather - Portland Weather FAQ
Get a sense of the weather in Portland, Oregon—including average temperatures and rainfall.

Portland Wedding Venues - Top Portland Wedding Venues
If you're planning your big day, start with this list of the top Portland wedding venues.

Portland Winter Activities - The Best Portland Winter Activities
There's a chill in the air. Time to get outside and enjoy the Portland winter.

Portland Wireless
The city of Portland offers free wireless Internet in the city center. Get the details and get online.

Portland Without Cars
OK, so maybe we're not going car-free anytime soon, but the Towards Carfree Cities conference is happening this week in Portland: June 16-20, 2008 at various

Portland Zip Codes
A listing of zip codes for neighborhoods in Portland, OR

Portland concert venues
What makes a great (or not-so-great) concert venue?

Portland for Lesbians
A go-to guide for Lesbian life in Portland, OR.

Portland for Lesbians
Where do lesbians congregate in Portland? What local services are available for the gay community? Kathy Belge, your guide to Lesbian Life gives you a quick

Portland for Lesbians
One of the many great writers in Portland, Kathy Belge, writes about Lesbian Life for About.com. Kathy and her writing partner, Gina Daggett, call

Portland shopping
If you love shopping, you're in luck. Portland is a shopper's mecca. Discover shops you'll love, from charming boutiques to dependable department stores.

Portland's Auto Show: January 25 – 28
**THIS POST IS FROM 2007. CLICK HERE FOR JANUARY 2008 EVENTS. It's back: The Portland International Auto Show comes to the Oregon Convention Center for

Portland's Cinco de Mayo
May 5 commemorates the victory of Mexican forces led by General Ignacio Zaragoza over the French expeditionary forces in the Battle of Puebla in 1862. Come to

Portland's Earth Day
Our city is a hub for all things green, so it only makes sense that our Earth Day festivities are big! This year, the celebration includes three solar-powered

Portland's Hotel deLuxe
Portland's Hotel deLuxe

Portland's Newest Green Space
You've probably heard a bit of buzz about the

Portland's Sexiest Vegetarian
Portland resident Isaac Hart has made it to the final round of the

Portland's Sports Teams
See who they are, where they play, and how to get tickets.

Portland's Top Happy Hour Spots
On my most recent trip to Saucebox for happy hour, I was delighted to find that it's still one of the city's best places for after-work drinks and small plates.

Portland's Wheelchair Accessibility
When it comes to getting around town in a wheelchair, things are far from ideal in Portland, but they are getting better. Now there's a website that reports

Portland, Home of the "Wordies?"
We all know about foodies (we're everywhere), but how about people who think words are absolutely delicious? I can only guess that the Portlander who won the

Portland, OR - TopPicks
An index of TopPicks for the Portland, OR guide site.

Portland, OR September 2007 Archive

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Portland, OR: What is RSS?
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Portland-Area Designers on Project Runway
Fans of Bravo's television show Project Runway can tune in to the new season of the show to cheer on some locals. Portland fashion designer Janeane Ceccanti and

Portland: #1 City to Have a Baby
See why the Rose City is tops for giving birth.

Portland: A Guide to the City's Layout
If you've been around town for a while, you can no doubt find your way around our well-planned city. But if you're a recent transplant, or you're visiting from

Portland: It's Better for Bikers
If you moved here from another, less bike-friendly city, you might have been stricken by the sheer number of pedalers in puddletown. Yep, we're everywhere. We

Portland: Tops for Babies
A recent report from Fit Pregnancy magazine rated Portland as the 4th best place in the country to have a baby. Factors included affordability, birthing

Portland: Wireless by 2008?
Thanks to wireless Internet provider MetroFi, you can now open your laptop and get free wireless service in a few Portland neighborhoods, including around

Portlander on Upcoming Survivor Gabon
Every once in a while, Portlanders end up on reality TV shows. This fall, watch for 26-year old Danny

Portlandia - An FAQ About the Television Show Portlandia
Answers to frequently asked questions about Portlandia.

Portobello Vegan Restaurant Set to Re-Open
Portobello, one of our city's fine vegan restaurants, has taken the month of May to pack up and regroup in a new space. Formerly at SE 11th/Harrison, the

Prasad - An Overview of Prasad Restaurant in Portland, Oregon
Try the vegan and raw food at Prasad restaurant in Portland's Pearl District.

Preserving Produce
If you've ever found yourself wanting fresh Oregon berries out of season, or you think it would be fun to turn your bumper crop of cucumbers into pickles,

Primary Elections Results
As of 7 p.m. Tuesday night, about 32% of ballots had been returned (a very disappointing turnout). Take a look at the some of the results of yesterday's

Printable Coupons for Shopping, Eating and More
I'm not much of a coupon clipper, but getting a free entree at a restaurant I eat at regularly is hard to pass up. And 20% off at a shop or service can really

Private Colleges and Universities in Oregon
Explore your higher education possibilities with Oregon's public colleges and universities.

Produce Delivery in Portland
With all the farmer's markets in town, it's easier to get enough fruits and vegetables into your diet during the warmer months. But if your schedule doesn't

Proposed TriMet Rate Hike
Proposed TriMet Rate Hike

Public Colleges and Universities in Oregon
Get a list of Oregon's public colleges and universities.

Pumpkin Perfection
If you're on a quest to create  ideal jack-o-lantern but you still don't have your perfect pumpkin, you've got options. Of course, if you're pressed for time,

RIP: Ten 01
If you never tried the Pearl District restaurant Ten 01, it's too late. The restaurant unexpectedly closed last week. Ten 01 was known for its fantastic

Race for the Cure
When you participate in an event like Race for the Cure, you know you're part of something big. This powerful event brings people together for an amazing cause:

Rainy Day Ideas
I admire people who bike, hike, and go for long walks in the rain. But not all Oregonians are so hearty. I tend to stay indoors a bit more during the fall and

Ready to Shop?
Sales, sales, sales. The biggest shopping days of the year are about to kick off. If you want in, get thee to a mall the day after Thanksgiving (the earlier,

Reasons to Shop at PowellÂ’s Books
Learn why the locals love to shop at Powell's books.

Recycling Holiday Wreaths and Trees
It's tempting to put your Christmas tree on the curb for garbage day, or try to stuff it into your yard debris can. But you don't have to! In fact, you can

Red Light Cameras in Portland
Find out which intersections in Portland, OR, have red light cameras.

Red Light Cameras in Portland
We all know we're not supposed to run red lights, but most of us have done it—and gotten away with it—at least once. Running a red light in Portland carries a

Red Light Cameras in Portland
Getting traffic tickets in the mail makes me angry. I don't like knowing that the city has cameras set up, watching my every move. But at certain intersections

Regal Cinemas Portland - Find Locations of Regal Cinemas Portland
Find the Regal Cinemas theaters in Portland, Oregon.

Rescued Dogs Available for Adoption
I'm extremely grateful for the Oregon Humane Society. They rescued about fifty freezing dogs outside of Burns, Oregon last week. The dogs were living outside

Resolving to Eat Better?
Old habits are hard to break, but this is a great time to create a new, healthier eating pattern. When you're tired of cooking at home, treat yourself to a nice

Resources for Portland Business Owners and Entrepreneurs
Get help starting or running a small business in Portland, Oregon.

Restaurant Closing: Ken's Place
It looks like you only have until June 2nd to enjoy the comforting fare at Ken’s Place on SE Hawthorne Blvd. Here’s the letter that Ken Gordon posted at

Restaurants for Thanksgiving Dinner
When all you want to make for Thanksgiving are reservations, head out for your holiday dinner this Thursday. Generally, restaurants in hotels will be open, but

Restaurants of the Year
I always look forward to restaurant guides for Portland. It's not that I always agree with our local media's opinions of

Restoration Hardware
A photo of the distinctive lighting at Restoration Hardware.

Ride Safely on New Year's
This New Year's Eve, rides on all TriMet rides are free after 8pm. That means you can hop on buses, MAX trains, and the Portland Streetcar without shelling out

Ride, Eat. Then Repeat.
This Tuesday August 25th, Clever Cycles is organizing a progressive style dinner. Participants will ride to three restaurants: to Casa Naranja, Lovely Hula

Riverplace Athletic Club
This downtown health club is one of Portland's premier places to get fit.

Road Closure: SE 60th
If you find yourself driving in SE Portland during the months of January and February (and possibly into March), be aware that SE 60th Avenue will be closed

Romantic Portland Bars - Take Your Date to a Romantic Portland Bar
Get a drink in an intimate atmosphere at one of these romantic Portland bars.

Romantic Restaurants - 10 Romantic Portland Restaurants
Planning a special night out? Check out one of these romantic portland restaurants. No special occasion needed!

Romantic Restaurants in Portland
Not everyone has the same ideas about what makes a place romantic. If you're not comfortable in a really fancy restaurant, for example, it probably won't feel

Rose City, Rose Garden
If you've forgotten how utterly beautiful the Portland International Rose Test Garden is, go there this week. These clear summer evenings make for excellent

Rose City, Rose Garden
If you've forgotten how utterly beautiful the Portland International Rose Test Garden is, go there this week. These beautiful days make for excellent

Rose Festival 2007
The Portland Rose Festival is celebrating its 100th Anniversary this year, so the event calendar is packed with even more summer happenings than usual.

Rose Festival Makes MSN's Top Ten
Editors at the website MSN.com ranked the Rose Festival in the Top Ten Things to Do This Summer. And that's not just for Portland—it's for the entire country.

Run It Off!
If you're determined to get into better shape this year, consider a running or walking program. The benefits of walking and running are many. All you need is a

Run or Walk Your Way to a Better Body
If getting in shape has been on your mind lately, maybe you've been putting some extra time in at the gym. Nice going! In case you're looking for another way to

SE Portland Breakfast - Best SE Portland Breakfast
Get a delicious breakfast on SE Belmont Street in Portland, Oregon.

SE Portland Restaurants
A culinary walking tour of SE Division Street.

SE Spokane Bicycle Boulevard
Later this month, Spokane Street in SE Portland will unveil its Bike Boulevard project. The project, which is nearly complete, will increase safety for cyclists

SE Tool Lending Library
There are already successful tool lending libraries in NE and North Portland, and now the same concept is coming to SE, hopefully by early May. It works just

Sam Adams on YouTube
This past weekend, there was a nationwide protest against against the gay marriage ban. Portlanders are, of course, outspoken on this issue, evidenced by the

Sasquatch Festival
The Gorge Amphitheater in George, WA, is hosting the Sasquatch Music Festival over Memorial Day Weekend (May 26 + 27) this year. The festival features two

Saturday Market is Back!
Spring has almost sprung in our fair city. And that means the Portland Saturday Market has woken up from its winter slumber. Even if you're not in the market

Saucebox
A review of Saucebox restaurant and bar in downtown Portland, OR.

Sauvie's Island
Experience the beauty of Sauvie's Island through photos.

Sauvie's Island
Experience the beauty of Sauvie's Island through photos.

Sauvie's Island
Experience the beauty of Sauvie's Island through photos.

Sauvie's Island
Experience the beauty of Sauvie's Island through photos.

Sauvie's Island
Experience the beauty of Sauvie's Island through photos.

Sauvie's Island
Experience the beauty of Sauvie's Island through photos.

Sauvie's Island
Experience the beauty of Sauvie's Island through photos.

Sauvie's Island
Experience the beauty of Sauvie's Island through photos.

Sauvie's Island
Experience the beauty of Sauvie's Island through photos.

Sauvie's Island
Experience the beauty of Sauvie's Island through photos.

Sauvie's Island
Experience the beauty of Sauvie's Island through photos.

Save Your Oregon Home!
If you're in danger of losing your home, or you'd like to know more about your options for refinancing and taking advantage of economic stimulus dollars, this

Save the Deli!
Kenny & Zuke's was featured as one of the top 10 delis in America by writer David Sax. Now, the author is traveling the country to visit each of the delis on

Screen Door - A Review of Screen Door Restaurant in Portland, OR
A Review of Screen Door Restaurant in Portland, OR

Season Pass Savings
Ready to ski or snowboard? Now's the time to score your season pass at Mount Hood's resorts. Do the math, and you'll see that the season passes are a screaming

Secret Society - A Profile of The Secret Society Bar in Portland, OR
Get a spot at one of Portland's most sought-after bars: The Secret Society.

See Holiday Lights in Portland
Let the festivities begin! Between Peacock Lane, the Grotto, and the Winter Wonderland at PIR, there are plenty of lights to take in. Get the details about

See You Later, Lucier?
The upscale restaurant on the Portland waterfront, Lucier, will be closed as of 12/14/08. In addition to the current economy, the restaurant's high menu prices

See the Fireworks!
I'm not sure where June went, but the Fourth of July is right around the corner. With any luck, we'll have a sun-filled holiday, and it'll be prime for the

See the New Cougar Cub at the Oregon Zoo
Even if you're not a cat person, you might not be able to resist the latest feline addition to the Oregon Zoo. Chinook, a cougar at the zoo, gave birth on

Sell Your Books Online
As if Powell's wasn't already one of the coolest stores ever, now you can sell your used books without first lugging them all to the store. It's a convenient if

Sell Your Books at Powell's
Powell's books is great for so many reasons, but one very practical one is their book buy-back program. You can bring your used books (in good condition) to

Send Me Your Holiday Event Details!
I'm in the process of gathering all the details for holiday events, from neighborhood shopping bazaars to Christmastime concerts. If you've got something you'd

Send Me Your Summer Event Details!
Send Me Your Summer Event Details!

Senior Strolls
Each Wednesday through October 8, Senior Strolls offers easy walking events for older folks who want to meet other people, explore the city, and get some

September 2008 Events in Portland
It's time for TBA, PICA's yearly arts festival. Plus there are plenty of other amazing events and cool fundraisers happening around town this September.

September 2011 Events in Portland
It's time for TBA, PICA's yearly arts festival. Plus there are plenty of other amazing events and cool fundraisers happening around town this September.

September Bike Trips
The Trails Club of Oregon is running bike trips throughout the month of September. It's a great way to familiarize yourself with the best bike-friendly trails

Seven Days of Apizza Scholls
If you've ever had the Apizza Scholls experience, you probably understand why people wait in line, sometimes for over an hour, to sit down there. Formerly

Share the Road License Plates
Did you know that Oregon offers a bicycle-themed license plate that says

Shop Late at Portland Malls
If you can hit the malls for some weeknight holiday shopping, you'll save yourself a lot of the headaches that you'd encounter on the weekend. The parking is

Shop Local
Do you dread holiday shopping season? For most of us, there will be at least one trip to the mall between now and Christmas. But, if you can, consider an

Shop for a Car in Portland
The best places to look for a car in the Portland area.

Short Films, Big Weekend
Three evenings of short films are coming to Portland's Hollywood Theater, October 18 – 20, 2007. It's the 10 or Less Film Festival, previously known as the

Should Oregon Grow Industrial Hemp?
The Oregon Senate voted to pass senate bill 676, legislation that would allow for the growth and sale of industrial hemp. Industrial hemp is non-psychoactive,

Should the "Made in Oregon" sign change?
The University of Oregon proposed that the historic

Skiing and Snowboarding in Oregon - Where to go Skiing and Snowboarding in Oregon
Where to ski and snowboard in Oregon

Sleep Country Amphitheater - Summer Schedule
See what shows are playing at the Clark County Amphitheater this season.

Slow Down, Portland Style
I took a walk through the Reed College campus today, where I saw this sign. I appreciate the reminder. And, I love seeing unconventional signs. This one is so

So Many Adoptable Pups
I'm a big fan of adopting pets vs. buying them. And while the Oregon Humane Society is the most well-known place to find animals who need homes (and love),

Sold Out!
Photo: An empty booth at the Portland Farmer's Market.

Some Like it Hot
And some like it light and sweet. Or black as night. There are as many ways to enjoy coffee in this town as there are purveyors of the stuff. If you're into

Something Different!
If you're like me, you have good intentions of doing winter sports, but never really get out to do them if nobody is leading the charge. Why not take the

Spike & Mike's Animation Festival
If you don't think sex, violence, and cartoons should mix, this isn't the event for you. But if you have a sick and twisted side, a side that wants to laugh at

Sports & Fitness
A guide to sports, city parks, outdoor activities and all things fitness.

Spring Break Camp For Kids
From March 26 – 30, the Portland Children's Museum is hosting Spring Break Camp, where kids ages 5 – 10 will have the chance to hike in Washington Park, create

Spring Photo Contest
The tulips are coming, and Pro Photo Supply is giving away a Canon Rebel XTi Digital SLR Camera (worth about 900 bucks) for a fantastic flower photo. But the

Spring Skiing on the Cheap
If spring skiing is your thing, you'll be happy to know that Mount Hood Meadows is offering an unlimited spring skiing season pass for $99. That means you can

Springtime Events in Portland - Celebrate Spring in Portland, Oregon
The annual Wooden Shoe Tulip Festival is just one of the ways Oregonians usher in the springtime.

St. Patrick's Day Plans
Will you be taking in one of Portland's St. Patrick's Day Celebrations this weekend? A few of your options are: Kells Irish Festival The 6th Annual St.

St. Patrick's Day in Portland - 2011
Where to go for your yearly dose of green beer and Irish dancing.

Start Your Business
If you need a little nudge toward starting a business in Portland, get some help and inspiration from local organizations that exist to help you succeed. Learn

Start Your Taxes
You may not have all your tax forms yet, but it's not too early to start thinking about filing. Why not gather your tax questions and begin your research now so

Steel Bridge Opens in One Month
With the current construction project, the Steel Bridge will remain closed to all vehicles through August 24. Crew are working on: Enlarging portions of

Story time at the Library
Kids love to be read to, and the Multnomah County Library offers story times for children of all ages. Stories are read (in English and Spanish) by librarians

Strawberry Picking: It's Time!
This year, I decided to try growing my own strawberries. They're coming along, but with my limited space, I'll probably only harvest a few handfuls for my

Stroll the Saturday Market
Browsing the pottery, handmade clothing, artwork, and other goodies at Saturday Market is a purely Portland pasttime. And now that it's autumn, it's not too

Submit an Event to About Portland
Arts festivals, parades, expos, walks for charity—if you're in the know about happenings around town, I'd love to hear from you. Please send press releases or

Summer Reading + Writing
The Multnomah County Library has summer promotions to encourage reading and writing. The Teen Writing contest is open to students in grades 6 – 12. To

Summer Street Fair Schedule
Nevermind the clouds. Summer's here, and so is Street Fair season. You know: parades, food carts galore, and local wares made by your neighbors.  These events

Summer Walks + Runs
Looking for a way to stay in shape and/or meet other fitness-minded Portlanders? Consider a walking or running group. In particular, you could find a group to

Summer Zoo Concerts
It's not summer unless you attend at least one concert at the Oregon Zoo. The shows fall into two categories: Premium Shows ($17-22) and World Music Wednesdays

Sweet + Local: Ruby Jewel
When done right, ice cream sandwiches are the perfect dessert. Cookies and ice cream in the same bite ... what could be better? I like to make 'em at home with

Swine Flu Vaccination Events in Portland
As you know, there aren't enough swine flu vaccination shots to go around. Multnomah County is asking that only people in the priority groups go to their

Swine Flu Vaccine Update
The Multnomah County Health Department issued this update for their community vaccination clinics:

TBA: Celebrating Contemporary Art
From poetry and modern dance to film and improv: The Time-Based Art festival gives Portlanders a chance to experience contemporary art in its myriad forms. The

Tacos, Tamales, and Tortillas
When you think of Mexican food in Portland, what springs to mind? There are lots of great taco trucks, but it's not all that easy to find great a high-quality

Take Me to the Country Fair
I'll never forget my first Oregon Country Fair. I made the mistake of only planning to go for one day. And then, I wanted to stay for all three. If you've

Take Public Transportation
Take Public Transportation

Take a Mini Vacation
Big trips can be fantastic, but sometimes, a three-day weekend can do the trick, too. In that case, I recommend sticking pretty close to home, so you minimize

Take a Walk at the Arboretum
This month is the perfect time to visit Hoyt Arboretum, the

Take a Walk: Hawthorne to Mount Tabor
Summer evenings call for leisurely strolls. Why not take the family (or the dog) for an after dinner stroll along SE Hawthorne Boulevard?. If you start around

Take the Kids to Storytime
The Portland libraries are wonderful places for kids anytime, but did you know that they run ten different storytelling programs for children? Programs include

Talking About Tolls Along I-5
The Columbia River Crossing wants to hear from you. This long-term project affects transportation along the I-5 corridor, with four main goals in mind:

Taste of the Nation
If there's a Superbowl for foodies, it's Taste of the Nation, and it's coming up on Monday, April 26. Chefs from more than 50 restaurants around Portland

Taste of the Nation
Taste of the Nation is Monday, May 2 at Luxe Authohaus (NE 16th + Sandy). It's still a few weeks away, but it's worth marking your calendar so you don't miss

Taste of the Nation 2008
Taste of the Nation 2008

Taste of the Nation 2008
If there's a Superbowl for foodies, it's Taste of the Nation, and it's coming up on Monday, April 28. More than 70 chefs from around Portland (and other

Taste the Season
Are you a weekend food shopper? If so, you'll be happy to know that if you shop at New Seasons between 11 a.m. and 5 p.m. on Saturdays or Sundays, you'll get to

Tax Refund? Go Shopping!
If you're lucky enough to have a refund to spend, treat yourself to at least one item that makes you grin from ear to ear. Maybe shoes make you weak in the

Tax-Friendly Oregon
According to a new study by the Tax Foundation, a national nonprofit group, Oregon has one of the most business-friendly tax systems in the country. Our lack of

Taxes, Taxes, Taxes
If you don't receive tax forms in the mail, pick them up at your local library. The Multnomah Country library website also offers the links to download your

Thanksgiving "Feastival"
While many of the Portland Farmer's Markets are closed for the season, there are still a few opportunities to enjoy the local bounty. In fact, there are two

Thanksgiving Farmers Markets
Where: The church parking lot at SE 20th/Salmon (same location as the Eastbank market when it's in season) When: Tuesday, November 24, 1 - 5 p.m. What:

Thanksgiving is for Oregon Wineries
It's an Oregon tradition: Wineries—including some that aren't normally open to the public—welcome visitors for wonderful (and delicious) events including barrel

The Baby Has a Name
The Oregon Zoo asked us to help to choose the name of its latest addition—a male elephant born in late August to mother, Rose-Tu. It was a multiple choice

The Best Portland Gyms
There are so many reasons to exercise year-round. Not only is it an essential part of any weight loss plan, but exercise can reduce stress and encourage your

The Biggest Portland Celebrities - Top Ten Portland Celebrities
Celebrities love Portland, and some were even born here. Here's our top-ten list of famous musicians, actors, and authors with Portland connections.

The Bite of Oregon
A Photo Tour of the Bite of Oregon

The Bite of Oregon: August 10 – 12
You're in for three days of foodie fun. Come eat, drink, watch cooking demos, and be entertained by music, fireworks, and an Iron Chef competition! Bring the

The Bite of Oregon: August 12–14
The annual Bite of Oregon comes to Waterfront Park next weekend, and this year's lineup of local fare and entertainment make for an excellent event.

The Candidates Are Going Wild!
What is Candidates Gone Wild? It's a wacky, circus-like event featuring music, film and debate with candidates for Portland's mayor, City Council, and the

The Candidates at Your Door
As soon as I heard about the

The Cleanest City in America
A gorgeous downtown. Litter-free neighborhoods. When it comes to cleanliness, Portlanders are among the luckiest in the country, according to Reader's Digest

The Farmer's Market's in Full Swing
Refreshing watermelon. Juicy tomatoes. Vibrant flowers. The downtown Portland Farmer's Market is a feast for the senses these days. Visit from 8:30 a.m. to

The Food Cart Blog
What's new in the land of food carts? Ask the food cart people. They try 'em, then reports back on the Portland Food Cart blog. This blog is full of

The Lonely Watermelon
The last watermelon waits for someone to scoop him up.

The Oscars, Hollywood Style
This Sunday, the Hollywood Theater is hosting Oscar Night America, an event to raise money for the theater's preservation. Attendees will walk the red carpet

The Perfect Job
If you've been combing through all the ads on Monster.com and still aren't finding the jobs you're looking for, consider this: The employment agencies in

The Return of Nau Clothing
Sad but true: Portland's sustainable clothing company, Nau, announced it was closing shop in May of this year. But because of generous support from another

The Return of Noon Tunes
Free stuff. We can't help but love it. And this year, the Noon Tunes Concert Series is back, providing free lunchtime entertainment for Portlanders who live and

The Truth About Our Weather
Good news: Typically, the end of January marks the end of our rainiest season. So what's the weather going to be like in February? It should be quite a bit

The Ultimate Circus
The latest show from Cirque du Soleil will land in Portland for two weeks only!

The Ultimate Circus
A CD-ROM arrived in the mail this week, promoting Varekai, the latest show from Cirque du Soleil. These amazing shows are held under a blue and yellow big top

The Yard, Garden & Patio Show
From February 23 – 25, get inspired with ideas for outdoor living. See exhibits from nurseries and landscape designers, enjoy hands-on kids activities and take

Theater Tickets On the Cheap
The fall theater season is gearing up. So, don't forget that Portland Center for the Performing Arts has a half-price ticket hotline. Yep, just call the day of

Things to Do
On any given day, there are hundreds of ways to be entertained in the city of Portland. The hard part is narrowing it all down.

Things to Do in Portland When it Rains
Ideas for rainy-day activities in Portland, Oregon

Think Cool This Weekend
With temperatures over 100 degrees, you'll probably need an escape plan. My recommendation: Spend some time in an air-conditioned movie theater or shopping

This Spring: The Return of Cirque Du Soleil
The latest show by Cirque Du Soleil, KOOZA, will premiere in Portland on April 9 under the Grand Chapiteau (big top) at SW Moody Avenue (South of the Marquam

This Week at the Academy Theater
Portland's second-run theaters are among my favorites, and the Academy Theater at SE 78th and Stark is no exception. The admission is only $3, they serve great

This Week at the Farmers' Market
The perfect produce is, of course, a huge draw to the farmers' markets around town, but the live music is worth paying attention to as well. The big markets

This Week at the Laurelhurst Theater
I can't say enough good things about the Laurelhurst Theater, located at the corner of NE 28th and Burnside in the Laurelhurst neighborhood. Not only is it only

This Week at the Movies
If you're a fan of Garrison Keillor's radio show, A Prarie Home Companion, check out the movie of the same name, playing now at theaters around town including

This Week: Bridge Pedal 2008
Biking across bridges can be intimidating, especially if you're not an experienced rider. The Providence Bridge Pedal is a chance to bike across Portland's

This Week: Cold Stone's Ice Cream Social
This Thursday, September 24th, between 5 and 8 p.m., Cold Stone Creamery is asking patrons to come in and enjoy a dish of

This Week: First Thursday in the Pearl
Getting back into the swing of work this week might hurt a tiny bit, so try a little bit of art therapy to ease the pain. Here's a game plan: Go to happy hour

This Week: Last Thursday
Now that springtime is in full swing, NE Alberta Street will once again host the Last Thursday Art Walk. Come early, browse the galleries, people-watch your

This Week: Last Thursday
If you're sad about the end of summer, let yourself get cheered up by Last Thursday on NE Alberta Street. The galleries will stay open late (usually until about

This Week: Longbaugh Film Festival
Willamette Week's film festival kicks off on Thursday, 3/29 and runs through Sunday, 4/1 (How did APRIL get here?). Thursday's Opening Night Fundraiser is at

This Week: Portlandia!
You've probably seen the video, Dream of the 90's, promoting the Independent Film Channel television series about our fine city, Portlandia. If you haven't seen

This Week: Ron Jeremy's Club Opens
Club Sesso is a chain of clubs for modern swingers. They have locations in San Francisco, Las Vegas, and soon ... Portland, OR. Ron Jeremy and partner Paul

This Weekend: Nine Inch Nails
Fans of Nine Inch Nails will fill the Clark County Amphitheater for a live show this Saturday, May 27. Lawn seats are $24 and reserved seats start at $32.50

This Weekend: Oregon Country Fair
If you've never been, you might have the wrong idea. Or not. There are no elephant ears, obnoxious booths that advertise cell phones, or mobs of angry

This Weekend: Sand in the City
This Weekend: Sand in the City

This Weekend: Spring Beer & Wine Fest
This Friday and Saturday (April 14 & 15), you can sample more than 80 types of beer (plus wine and mead) at the Spring Beer and Wine Fest. And while variety is

Three Amigos in Pioneer Square
The 2010 season of Flicks on the Bricks has begun. What is it? It's the cool event where free movies are shown in Portland's Living Room, Pioneer Square.

Three More Portland Restaurants: Gone!
The Portland restaurant scene just shrank a bit with the closing of three spots: Mark Lindsay's Rock N Roll Cafe 4160 N.E. Sandy Blvd D.F. 1139 NW 11th

Thursday Farmer's Markets
You probably already know about the downtown farmer's markets on Wednesday and Saturday. But if you're looking for super-fresh fruits and veggies later in the

Thursday: Free Parking Downtown
There are three Thursdays left this month, and the Smart Park lots in downtown Portland are offering free parking on each of them, when you enter the garage

To the Square!
In 1984, Pioneer Courthouse Square opened and was dedicated to the people of Portland. Did you know that the site was once occupied by an 8-story hotel?

Top Employment Agencies
Looking for your next job opportunity? Consider signing up with an employment agency (or three). Not only can these agencies connect you with top companies for

Top Film Festivals in Portland, OR
Get your cinematic thrills at one of Portland's film festivals.

Top Five Cities for Seniors
The American Association for Retired Persons (AARP) released a list of their top five cities for seniors and baby boomers to live and retire. Not surprisingly,

Top Portland Employment Agencies - Sign Up With Portland Employment Agencies
Find Portland jobs through one of Portland top Employment agencies.

Tour the Library's Eco-Roof
The roof of Multnomah Central Library is less like a roof and more like a garden right in the middle of downtown Portland. While you can't just pop up to the

Tri-Met is FREE After 8 p.m. Tonight (NYE)
Wouldn't it be nice if you could avoid driving around on New Year's Eve? If one of your friends offers to be the designated driver, great! If not, leave your

TriMet.org Gets a Makeover
If you ride public transportation in Portland, you've probably visited the TriMet website. The site just got redesigned, and it's looking pretty snazzy.

Trimet Fares Go Up
Start saving your nickels! TriMet fares have increased. The two-zone ticket is now $2.05 (up from $2). Here's a quick recap of the increases: A 5-cent

Tuesday Night Summer Concerts
For some mellow mid-week recreation, head to Mount Tabor Park for a free concert. The shows are Tuesday evenings around 6:30 p.m., and the atmosphere is

Tuesday Quiz Nights at Bridgeport
Exercise your brain and lift few beers on Tuesdays in December. The Bridgeport Brewpub at NW 13th/Marshall hosts a Pub Quiz from 7-9 p.m. It's $3 per person,

Twist
Photo - Playful yet functional toasters discovered on a Portland shopping tour.

Two Easy Ways to Donate to the Oregon Food Bank
With spring cleaning just around the corner, now's the right time to be thinking about finding new homes for the many things we own but don't use. How about the

Two For One Movies!
After spending all that cash on holiday gifts, you might appreciate getting a bargain on entertainment. The Academy Theater at SE 78th and Stark is the

Two For One Theater Tickets
You want a dose of culture without the high price tag. How about an evening of Happy Hour drinks followed by a play? You can get half-priced theater tickets for

Upcoming Food Festivals
If you're ready for a road trip, you might want to check out one of the upcoming culinary festivals in Oregon: What: Savor Cannon Beach Wine & Culinary

Upcoming Zoo Concerts
If you're into spending a warm summer night at a Zoo Concert with your friends, check out these upcoming shows: July 20 - Patty Griffin, $19 July 27 -

Update on "Made in Oregon" Sign
Earlier this week, Commissioner Randy Leonard sat down with U of O representative, Jan Oliver, to discuss the fate of the neon sign that's on a building now

Update: New Seasons on Hawthorne
For those eagerly anticipating the opening of the New Seasons Market on SE 40th/Hawthorne, here's a quick update. The store has announced their tentative

Update: Plate and Pitchfork Tickets
The tickets for the Plate and Pitchfork dinner series (happening on farms all over Oregon and Washington) are going quickly. There are still some tickets

Use Your Tomatoes!
It's a little late, but tomato plants around Portland are finally going nuts, producing pounds and pounds of ripe fruit. If you've got tomatoes coming out of

Va-Va-Va Valentine’s Day
Want to spend some quality time alone with your one and only? You don’t have to go far. Consider one of the romance packages at Hotel Lucia, Portland’s

Valentines Event: Whipped!
If you're looking for an alternative to dinner at a fancy restaurant this V-day, you might consider heading to Whipped, an event featuring sweets, drinks, fine

Veggie-Friendly + Local
The first time I heard about tofu paté, I thought it sounded awful. I don’t mind tofu, but spreadable tofu? No way. A friend convinced me to try Toby’s Tofu

Veggie-Friendly Restaurants
There are lots of meat-oriented restaurants popping up all over Portland, but the fact remains: we still need our veggies. Maybe you've decided to live a

Visit the Chinese Classical Garden for FREE
This January, the Portland Chinese Classical Garden will celebrate its tenth year in our city. Personally, I think it's one of most beautiful, one of the most

Visit the Downtown Farmers' Market!
The PSU Farmers' Market opened this past weekend. Come see what's in store for spring, including all those short-lived tender green vegetables that are dying to

Volunteer Expo: September 10
You've been wanting to volunteer but you're not sure how to get started. Good news! On Friday, September 10, The Standard insurance company is sponsoring a

Volunteer at the Film Festival
The NW Film Center is always looking for volunteers, especially around festival time. If you’re interested in volunteering for this year’s Portland

Volunteer with Kids
The Doernbecher Children's Hospital at Oregon Health Sciences University isn't just a hospital. It's a place to play, a place to heal, and a place where kids

Voodoo Doughnuts Photo Contest
If you've got photo editing skills and a love of deliciousness, you'll be interested in this: Voodoo Doughnuts and the Oregonian are running a contest between

Voodoo Has Competition
I try not to eat donuts as often as I think about them because that would be pretty ridiculous. But I do plan to head over to the Goose Hollow neighborhood very

Vote on November 6
Have you mailed your ballot in yet for measures 49 and 50? If you didn't receive one in the mail, you may be able to pick one up at the Multnomah County

Voting Guides In Review
You probably already got your ballot in the mail. So, why not start filling it out? If you need a cheat sheet, check out these easy-to-use voting guides to help

Walk and Eat
There are delicious things waiting to be eaten on SE Division Street. Take a quick tour of some of the street's top eating establishments, and get a glimpse of

Walk or Run This Spring + Summer
The gym doesn't seem very appealing to me during the warmer months, so I'm going to put my membership on hold and look around at other options for staying fit.

Wanna Laugh?
Need a night out but don't feel like doing the same old thing? Spend an evening in a comedy club or at an improv show. With a little research, you can track

Want Chocolate?
Michele's Chocolate Truffles is a little-known treasure of candy goodness. If you're in the Hawthorne neighborhood this weekend, stop by for a free sample and

Want to Run a Marathon in 2011?
If you've got a running-related resolution, this is for you: There are quite a few training groups that will help get you in running shape, even if you're not

Watch the Final Games of the World Cup
Four games remain in the World Cup, so if you haven't watched yet, now's a good time to get in on it. Portland is filled with soccer (or football, if you

Waterfront Blues Festival
The five-day Waterfront Blues Festival kicks off on Wednesday, July 4 and continues through Sunday, the 8th. Now in its 20th year, the outdoor festival features

Waynes World on the Big Screen
Of course we can always watch DVDs of old favorites, but I love to see 'em on the big screen, too. That's one reason why I love the Laurelhurst Theater.

Ways to Meet People in Portland
Looking for new friendships or dating possibilities? Look no further.

We Need More Vitamin D!
Winter is on its way, so of course the sunshine in lovely Portland is going to be in short supply for a while. Getting enough vitamin D through diet isn't easy,

We're in Food & Wine (Again!)
Foodies love visiting Portland (and living here, too!). The editors of Food & Wine Magazine are no exception. They've named our city one of the best places

We're the Greenest City in America!
In a recent Popular Science article, American cities were rated on their green-ness. The factors were things like renewable energy sources, quality of public

What Happened to Caprial's?
This past Friday evening, I had a delicious meal at Caprial's Westmoreland Kitchen in SE Portland. The place was busy, and both John and Caprial were in the

What Veggies to Plant Now?
The garden stores are mobbed with people gathering their compost, tools, and veggie starts for the growing season. But with recent cold snaps (and hail!), it

What Will You Be for Halloween?
Want to get a seriously scary Halloween costume together? You could wait until the last minute, but you've got time to make it really great. If you're

What Would You Like to See on This Site?
There are millions of Portland-related topics to cover, and it's my goal to provide information that's useful for YOU. So tell me, what topics would you like to

What You Can't Recycle Curbside
Now that we have our blue rollcarts for mixed recycling, it might seem like you can throw just about any type of paper, plastic, or metal into the cart. Not

What is Pedalpalooza?
Bike enthusiasts, this one’s for you. Starting June 8 and continuing through June 24, you’ll have something to do every day of the week. Pedalpalooza 2006

What's New: Oregon Zoo
The Oregon Zoo just opened a new exhibit, Cougar Crossing, an up-close look at the zoo's cougars along with information on the cougars in Oregon and how to

What's Next for Caprial and John?
A few weeks ago, Caprial's Bistro in Westmoreland suddenly shut its doors. But John and Caprial aren't moving away from Portland, nor are they giving up their

What's Ripe? Blackberries!
Oregon blackberries are perfectly ripe right now, and they're all over the place. Chances are that if you take a walk in your neighborhood, you'll find a

What's Your Favorite Food Cart?
I see more and more cart

When to Go on Vacation
The lovely summers keep many Portland residents close to home from June through August. But once the weather goes grey and drizzly, thoughts turn to sunnier

Where To Hike in Portland
Oh, how I adore the parks in Portland. They are plentiful, cleaner than most city parks I've seen around the country (and world), and lots of them have hiking

Where to Drink Coffee in Portland
Some people stop to get their every morning. Some people linger for a cup or two. And some people find a coffee shop and make it their office. It's not a

Where to Drop Your Ballot
You don't have to go to an elections office to drop off your ballot if you still have it. Find out where to bring it by 8 p.m. on Tuesday. Southwest

Where to Eat With Kids in Portland, OR
Where are the Best and Worst Restaurants to Take Kids in Portland?

Where to Eat in Portland
Local foodie Nick Zukin writes one of my favorite blogs, Extramsg. It's an excellent source for restaurant reviews, food news, and delicious photos. Not