Skip to main contentOregon Historical Society Hosts Two Exhibitions Highlighting Vietnamese Stories
“This Is Vietnamese Portland” and “50 Years of Vietnamese Contributions to Oregon” open ahead of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
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Wonderland Sketch Comedy Show Is Back. This Time, the Kids Are in Charge.
The show will run at the Siren Theater in early May.
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Zero-waste refilleries, secondhand athletic-ware boutiques and more.
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White Bird Dance Announces 2025–26 Season
A contemporary ballet set to U2 songs will kick off the lineup in October.
Hollywood Theatre Opens David Lynch-Inspired Bar
Bar Hollywood honors the late director with film reel tables and a blue velvet seating area.
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Biodynamic wine bars, regeneratively grown mushrooms, local CSAs and more.
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Contemporary Dancer Rakesh Sukesh Turned His Pain Into a Pizza Party at PICA
“because i love the diversity (this micro-attitude, we all have it)” uses clownery and postmodern art to ask for basic human respect.
Saturday Market Documentary to Premiere at Cinema 21
The cultural staple is recognized as an Oregon Heritage Tradition.
Portland EcoFilm Festival Sees the Forest for the Trees
Global tales of animal conservation, water restoration and everyday Indigenous life will screen at Cinema 21 and the Hollywood Theatre.
Get Your Reps In: “The Straight Story” Is More Than Just David Lynch’s Disney Movie
What to see at Portland’s repertory theaters.
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Hollywood Theatre’s “In Heaven” pays tribute to the late David Lynch.
Arts Organizations Get Creative to Woo Back Season Ticketholders
“Subscribers equals loyalty equals donations.”
Fan Fairness & Transparency Act Clears Oregon House of Representatives
House Bill 3167 passed with a 40–16 vote.
Street Books and A Kids Co. to Receive Oregon Book Awards
The organizations and their founders will get special awards at the April 28 ceremony.
Portland’s Biggest Art Colleges Put Grads on Display for Annual Exhibitions
Pacific Northwest College of Art and Portland State University will host their Bachelors and Masters of Fine Arts shows in May.
Nancy Townsley’s Local Print Journalism Career Inspires First Novel
Townsley spent 37 years in Portland metro-area newsrooms before writing “Sunshine Girl.”