Skip to main contentWe Play for Portland Coalition Sees City Sports and Arts Leaders Team Up
WPFP members believe their upcoming construction projects hold the keys to revitalizing Portland.
Arts & Culture
Powell’s Books Warehouse Sale to Return in July
Customers will have timed-entry passes and double the space to snap up $1-$4 books.
Your Guide to How and Where to Camp (or Glamp) This Summer
Your outdoor adventure awaits.
By Robin Bacior
Luno Founder Peter Ducato Created a Mattress Made for Car Camping (or Maybe Full Time)
The newly Bend-based company offers specialty mattresses with lifetime warranties.
101-Year-Old Camp Namanu in Sandy Barely Made It to This Summer
“It was touch and go for everyone’s jobs. We didn’t know if we would be around at all.”
Get Into Great Outdoor Goods, for Cheap
About $20 worth of gear will give you a step up when entering the woods.
Glamp Out: Your Luxury Camp Roundup
Here are five summer picks for where to have a plush stay in the wilderness.
By Robin Bacior
Here’s How to Pick Between Mikki Gillette’s New Glitter and Desire Plays (if You Have To)
“Tears and Glitter” and “Mimetic Desires” both explore the dynamics of transgender and nonbinary-majority friend groups.
By Nicole Eckrich and Brianna Wheeler
Your Roundup of New Movies: “New Wave” Remembers Vietnamese Refugees’ Impact on the Genre
What to see and what to skip.
By WW Staff
“Legends of Drag” Exhibit Kicks Off Summer, LGBTQ+ Pride and First Friday
The Patricia Reser Center for the Arts’ two-story lobby exhibit examines the careers of Poison Waters and the late Darcelle XV.
What to Do in Portland (June 11–17, 2025)
Catch “Hedwig and the Angry Inch” + Bingo w/ Violet Hex at Tomorrow Theater.
In His Newest Book, Justin Hocking Mines the Personal, Literal and Historical Layers Below the Surface
The Portland State University Professor will speak at Powell’s City of Books on Thursday, June 12.
Helium Comedy Club Begins Annual Contest to Find Portland’s Funniest Person
Preliminary rounds will continue through July.
The Shack Is Back in Sellwood This Summer
A nonprofit organization has revived the 1928 structure as a free community activities hub.