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Festivals

The can’t-miss week of events includes live science demonstrations, workshops, lectures, food trucks, and unique local vendors.
People 13 and older can apply to join the Rose Festival Clowns and add joy to the annual festivities which run for three weeks starting Memorial Day Weekend.
The long-running variety show was started in 2004 by two Portlanders with no radio experience; now it’s broadcast weekly on OPB.
Each year, the event builds community and adds some sparkle to the dark winter months with illuminating art installations across the city.
Each January, MusicOregon curates more than 100 shows to cultivate a healthy music ecosystem and support local independent artists.
Check out winter and holiday-themed events happening in and around Portland in this seasonal guide.
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.
Día de los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead, is not a somber occasion but rather a celebration of life featuring colorful festivities, music, and food.
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