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Forest Grove High School's Electrifying Mariachi Tradición
Pickathon 2022 was hot but this group—of local high schoolers!—was even hotter.
Mister Goose Steamed Sandwiches Keep It Simple in St. Helens
William Steuernagel explained that his bar is as much about the vibe as it is the short, unique menu.
Chong the Nomad and Hollis Co-Headline a Seattle-Based Power Bill
In this week's Hear in Portland, parties abound—from a Maarquii-headlined switch festish night to Havania Whaal's cute cat music video release.
The Mosh Critique: Jean Dawson at Holocene—November 13, 2022
Dawson says he doesn't think of himself as a rapper—his work is great reminder of all the places where rap and punk vocals overlap.
Smoking Up Fountaine's New "Northeast Phonk" Single
This week's HEAR IN PORTLAND music news: the fifth anniversary of My People's Market, NYE with the Eyelids, and a super smooth Soccer Mommy and Tops show.
The Fluorescent and Ungovernable Ocean of Like Liquid, Cut Loose
Paper-focused visual artist Morgan Rosskopf and electronic musician Ashlin Aronin transport Well Well Projects to a chaotic blacklight grotto.
Show Up for the Haley Heynderickx Set
This week in HEAR IN PORTLAND: Tickets for Digable Planets' NYE show go on sale, and Ariadne’s Grace is a Snugsworth side project fit to score The Craft.
Don't Call Mother Of Color Magic Realism
The first feature film from Dawn Jones Redstone is as much about Portland (including a protest reenactment) as it is about ancestors and enchantment.
How to Get Back to the Land of the Living
Morgan Talty’s debut book Night of the Living Rez follows a Penobscot family through time.
Happy Halloween, You Surf Witches!
Photo Essay: Hundreds of witches, paddling the Willamette River on stand-up paddleboards
House of Ada's Janae Drops a Second Single, “Quit Playin”
This Week's Hear in Portland Is Focused on Cozy Shows with Night Heron and Seattle Emcee Sol
The Future of YACHT Rock
After a screening of The Computer Accent YACHT will play the album they used AI to create
Margo Cilker Sings the Sorrows of Oregon Real Estate
We lost the Eastern Oregon folk singer to Washington, but she's coming home for a December show.
Even at Three Hours, Sorkin's To Kill a Mockingbird Is Riveting
Make it out to the touring production's short run at the Keller Auditorium while you have the chance.
Building Towards TÁR
Portland-raised director Todd Field was best known, before now, for his acclaimed In the Bedroom.
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