No matter how you slice it, the Time-Based Art Festival is a feat of endurance. For most of its 21 years, the Portland ...

Cemeteries tell stories. While they hold undeniable appeal during spooky season, a stroll among the tombstones during any ...

Bars like the Uncanny, Sousòl, Pacific Standard, and even whiskey-heavy spots like Scotch Lodge all sport lengthy lists of ...

In July 2024, local promoter Monqui Presents announced plans to build a music venue in its place, in partnership with AEG ...

Editor’s Note: Portland Monthly ’s “Property Watch” column takes a weekly look at an interesting home in Portland’s real ...

Bauman’s on Oak, the Gervais cider company’s new taproom, with a food menu that outpaces your average farm-focused restaurant ...

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Post-divorce and post-COVID, the intimate photos in Dundon’s Passenger distill Portland’s normalized strife.

As the new chief executive officer of The Portland Clinic, Amy Mulcaster, D.O., is already leading change.

A host of downtown restaurants—Sand Dollar Restaurant and Lounge, and Old Oregon Smoke House—serve up local crab melts, towering fish and chips platters, and clam chowders. And Kelly’s Brighton Marina ...