Entertainment

Discover holiday-themed planetarium shows, a Sparkling Soirée After Dark, and an indoor ice rink.
Get ready to laugh, giggle, and even gobble at Portland’s annual post-Thanksgiving event.
Window decorations, photo contests, and other family fun will illuminate the neighborhood.
Tree-lined residential streets, outdoor activities, and family-friendly living are the defining features of this Northeast Portland neighborhood.
The Tomorrow Theater is the Portland Art Museum’s PAM CUT // Center for an Untold Tomorrow’s “lively creative hub for cultural snackers who are not content to be contained.”
Imagine a horror flick set in the Rose City. What location has the creepiest vibe?
After 19 years at its East Burnside Street location, the Doug Fir Lounge is gearing up to relocate to a new space less than a mile away.
The fundraiser will support efforts to send medical supplies and military safety equipment to war-torn Ukraine.
Whether you’re in the mood for stand-up comedy in a park or hilarious improv that relies on audience participation, the Rose City is bursting with options.
The Big Bounce America’s massive inflatable theme park is coming to the Portland International Raceway, Saturday, Sept. 15-Sunday, Sept. 24.
Just because you’re further on in life doesn’t mean you can’t have fun to recognize another trip around the sun.
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