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Meet Comeunity PDX, a Portland retailer that showcases locally made goods and then puts a portion of every one of its sales back into the community nonprofits.
The Marion County-based cidery has taken over Ecliptic Brewing’s former Moon Room in Southeast Portland.
Learn how to grow your own food and flowers using budget-friendly items and advice from a local seed company.
The longstanding shop will celebrate 100 year by offering cakes that showcase its history in Northeast Portland.
The event celebrates and supports the small eateries that contribute to Portland’s reputation as a culinary paradise.
Join a workshop to learn how to fix things yourself or drop your ride off at a local shop.
The founder of PDX Urban Gardens is establishing self-sustaining green spaces that support the surrounding environment and community.
Whether you’re spending quality time with your little ones or dropping them off at camp, they’ll make memories to last a lifetime.
From reusable cups to direct trade practices, a number of local coffee businesses are working toward a more sustainable future.
Join others who are passionate about advancing female-owned businesses while enjoying a four-course prix-fixe meal.
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