Chamber Music Northwest Presents 2026 Summer Festival “CONFLUENCE: Our Shared Voices”
Voices, histories and traditions woven into a living musical tapestry.
Arts and Entertainment
Terry Currier’s Weird Ride
The owner of Music Millennium talks about how indie record stores came together to get out of a years-long slump — and why younger generations are embracing physical media.
Oregon Shakespeare Festival Names New Interim Executive Director
Javier ‘Javi’ Dubon replaces Gabriella Calicchio, who served only seven months.
Lloyd Center Music Venue To Begin Construction Next Month
Backers of the as-yet-unnamed concert hall, which will replace a former Nordstrom location, hope to compete with a Live Nation project planned for the Central Eastside.
Bonamici, Arts Leaders Declare ‘State Of Emergency’
Oregon Rep. calls Trump’s cuts to arts humanities unconstitutional, ‘unacceptable and infuriating’
The Analytics of Comedy
Roboticist Naomi Fitter performs stand-up comedy with a small humanoid robot to gather data on human-machine interactions.
Tactics: Joyce Tsang Zooms In
In the thick of the Great Recession, Tsang left her job as an engineer to take wedding videos, beginning a journey that took her to the Super Bowl preshow and beyond.
Thorns Announce Latest Kit Sponsor
Doorbell-camera maker Ring replaces Providence as the face of Portland’s women’s soccer team.
Living History: Pop-Up Museum Celebrates Black Experience In Oregon
‘Black, Black History Month’ runs — free to the public — throughout February in Old Town.
Cirque du Soleil Cited, Fined For Workplace Violations After August Performer Injury
Oregon OSHA also cites the performance troupe for the uneven makeup of its employee safety board.