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• Wellness Wednesdays with Pause Meditation | Wednesday, Jun. 7 | 12:30-1 p.m. | Pioneer Courthouse Square, 701 SW Sixth Ave., Portland | Free | Find inner peace in the city center with this guided meditation session.
• Bayonne | Wednesday, Jun. 7 | 8 p.m. | Doug Fir Lounge, 830 E. Burnside St., Portland | $15 | Imagine a night vibrating with the sound of elegant yet wildly experimental electronic pop music.

• “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” | Thursday, June 8-Sunday, July 23 | Times vary | Deb Fennell Auditorium, 9000 SW Durham Rd., Tigard | $30-$60 | This blockbuster of biblical proportions retells the story of Joseph, his coat of many colors, and his amazing ability to interpret dreams.

• Portland IPA Fest | Friday, Jun. 9-Sunday, Jun. 11 | 12-8 p.m. | Pine Street Market, 126 SW Second Ave., Portland | $25 | Hop to this tasting featuring 30 different brews, from citrusy West Coast to hazy New England.

• The Bloody Mary Festival | Saturday, Jun. 10 | 10:30 a.m.-6 p.m. | The Redd on Salmon, 831 SE Salmon St., Portland | $54.50-$69.95 | Unlimited tomato-based cocktails are on tap from local bars and restaurants.

• Portland Timbers vs. FC Dallas | Sunday, Jun. 11 | 7 p.m. | Providence Park, 1844 SW Morrison St., Portland | $30+ | Can Giovanni Savarese’s team grab the bull by the horns and hold on for three points?

• “Hold my beer.” - Portland Beer Week (probably). The festival that celebrates “craft beer culture and all of its tangents” is back, Friday, June 16-Sunday, June 25, with events across the city. Live music, food and beer tastings, local team-ups, and opportunities to up your brew knowledge are all on tap.

• Magna Kubo, the new Filipino lechonería specializing in rotisserie-style meats, is now open in downtown Beaverton. And Pip’s Original has announced it will open next door on Saturday, July 1, bringing its doughnuts and chai to Southwest Broadway Street. These are tasty times in the west-side suburb.

• Cue “Pomp and Circumstance.” After a three-year hiatus, Portland Community College will hold an in-person graduation ceremony on Friday, June 16, at 7 p.m. More than 1,000 students are expected to walk across the Veterans Memorial Coliseum stage. Free parking and a shuttle will be available at PCC’s Cascade Campus. (KOIN)

• Never-before-seen historic photos from 1898 were recently donated to the Multnomah County Archives. The images depict Hillside Poor Farm and Hospital, the county’s first public relief institution, which operated in Washington Park for 40+ years. Accompanying materials help fill a hole in what was previously known about residents’ daily lives. (OPB)

• A new intercity route between Portland and Boise is now available via FlixBus. Two trips will be offered daily (once in either direction). Eastbound stops include Hood River, The Dalles, Hermiston, Pendleton, La Grande, Baker City, Ontario, and Nampa. Tickets start at $61.99.

• Coffee and shoes — two things Portland does well. Dahsheng Chemical (DSC), a company whose research and development division is based in the Rose City, has developed the Dreamcell Xpresso — a foam insole made with 20% used coffee grounds. Leadership says it will boost sustainability at DSC’s Vietnam-based manufacturing facility. (Portland Inno)

• Burgers stacked with fresh ingredients and a side of nostalgia — that’s what you’ll find at Mike’s Drive-In, which recently opened a fourth location in St. Johns. The move is hot on the heels of last year’s expansion into Tigard. You can also grab a bite at the East Burnside or Sellwood locations. (The Oregonian/Oregon Live)

• 650. That’s how many trash cans the Bureau of Planning and Sustainability has installed over the last three years, bringing the total number citywide to 1,400. The Public Trash Cans program is a concentrated effort to reduce trash and beautify communities. Expansion to Northwest and South Portland is expected by 2025.

• Hey, moms + dads — we know having kids can impact your savings. This card is extra helpful to on-the-go families, offering 2% flat-rate cash rewards and a generous welcome bonus. Learn more.*

• Turn misplaced keys into a thing of the past with the Apple AirTag. The button-sized tracking device can give you step-by-step directions to your lost keys (or phone… or wallet…) and has a battery life of one year. Pro tip: Put one in your checked luggage and never worry about lost baggage again.*

• Need to find your dad the perfect Father’s Day gift? You’re in luck. Check out gifts from our online store (Six & Main) that will make for a great surprise. From the outdoor explorer to the foodie dad, there’s a present for every type of father. Shop now.