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Three tacos, topped with onions cilantro and an orange salsa sit on a colorful plate

Food

Other Mexican staples like chicken tinga and nopalitos are on the menu at this restaurant on Southeast Hawthorne Boulevard

October 3, 2022

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Ben McBee

A black and white image shows an open waterfront area with a wide road and sidewalk.

History

Downtown Portland waterfront: 1944 to present

The area that would become Naito Parkway and Tom McCall Waterfront Park looked much different nearly eight decades ago

September 30, 2022

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Cambrie Juarez

Artist Jeremy Nichols stands in front of his completed mural featuring bright, boldly colored modes of transit, local flowers, and pollinators.

Development

Colorful new mural welcomes people to Lloyd District

The tableau depicting various modes of transit, native flowers, pollinators + subtle nods to local icons greets pedestrians and cyclists crossing the Blumenauer Bridge

September 30, 2022

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Cambrie Juarez

Nau

September 29, 2022

Invasive English ivy climbs up a tree in Portland's Marquam Nature Park

Travel and Outdoors

Portland Parks & Recreation’s 19th annual No Ivy Day

Join a citywide volunteer effort to remove the invasive plant from parks and natural areas

September 29, 2022

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Ben McBee

A historic photo shows a wooden bridge and waterfall in Washington Park around 1908

Travel and Outdoors

4 things Germans brought to Portland

See the German influence on the city, from green parks to group workouts

September 29, 2022

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Eva Limmer

Personal trainer Caitlin Lavelle holds a fitness pose inside her new Superpower Studios space in North Portland.

Culture

Superpower Studios offers personal training in intimate North Portland space

Head coach Caitlin Lavelle aims to help people build their strength and confidence through custom programs that foster healthy lifestyle changes

September 28, 2022

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Cambrie Juarez

A gnarly old apple tree with multiple offshoots in a chained off area.

History

Celebrate the Old Apple Tree Festival

The annual gathering honors what’s considered the oldest of its kind in the Pacific Northwest and the mother-of-all-apples for Washington’s iconic industry

September 27, 2022

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Ben McBee