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Inflation is no fun, but these five Portland attractions have grown their number of offerings as their admission fees increased.
Explore Portland’s past and discover your new go-to story to share with friends and visitors.
Two beams from Japanese torii gates washed ashore in Oregon after the devastating 2011 earthquake and tsunami, but it wasn’t the last time they would cross the Pacific Ocean.
An estimated 98% of construction debris was reclaimed and recycled during the renovation of the Jean Vollum Natural Capital Center at 721 NW Ninth Avenue, setting a city record.
The 100 cherry trees in Tom McCall Waterfront commemorate the incarceration of Japanese and Japanese Americans during World War II.
More than 300 trees across the city are protected by law and serve as living landmarks.
Two vessels’ stories became forever intertwined in Portland, Oregon, on March, 31, 1917.
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Once upon a time, it was a humble movie theater on Broadway. Now, it’s about to become a dynamic new arts hub.
The online archive offers an accessible way to honor and share the life stories of local members of the military who died in service to this country.
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Investigators started monitoring the air for gas leaks after residents up and down Interstate 5 between Kelso and Portland complained of foul odors.
Proponents organized a media event on Tuesday, Sept. 24 to drum up support for the public passenger ferry initiative, calling the upcoming City Council transition an “inflection point.”
The move marks a big step toward bringing an MLB team to the city.
PDXtoday readers shared which local restaurants + meals spark deep nostalgia — and we think you’ll agree.
You can help millions of migrating birds safely reach their destinations by taking a few simple steps.
Multiple city bureaus are collaborating on 47 priority actions to meet 2030 and 2050 climate goals.
Here’s the deal — the swap meet and vintage shopping scene is stellar in the City of Roses.
A new team unrelated to the Portland World Naked Bike Ride is organizing the nude protest set for Saturday, Sept. 21.
Metro Parks and Nature invites the community to a free, family-friendly night of stargazing on the green.
The announcement comes after several years of speculation and support from fans.