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Joseph Jones Makes His Pacific Northwest Debut at Adams and Ollman in Portland
British painter Joseph Jones doesn’t paint from life. He paints from memory — not personal memory, but cultural memory, the accumulated visual residue of thousands of images pulled from the internet, newspapers, and books. That distinction matters. It’s what makes his work feel both familiar and slightly unreal, like something you almost recognize but can’t quite place. His debut solo exhibition in the Pacific Northwest opens at Adams and Ollman in Portland, Oregon, on March 14, 2026, and runs through April 11, 2026. If you care about contemporary painting and what it means to make images in an image-saturated world, this is the show to see.
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Small Bites: Last Raclette, Sicilian Nachos, FIKA, DST, and More
Last raclette of the season is next week. Head to Mayfly on Friday, March 13 to “celebrate the end of winter with one last, gloriously, deliciously, cheesy gathering!” Tickets are $35 (adults) and $8 (kids over 3-years old). The dinner will take place in a long communal table in a heated tent.
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Get Ready — Berlu Is Bringing Its Street Food-Themed Night Market Back on Thursdays
Portland’s beloved Vietnamese bakery Berlu is bringing back its weekly Night Market-themed pop-up, officially starting next Thursday. The market, which is coming back for the first time since 2021, gives chef Vince Nguyen the chance to put his own spin on the street foods he’s enjoyed when traveling to Vietnam. It first made its debut during the COVID-19 pandemic as an outdoor dining option when choices were limited. For this rendition, they’ll upgrade things a bit, with dine-in seating as well as beer and cocktails.
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‘Makes me feel so included’: Portland’s Lunar New Year Parade celebrates Chinese culture
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — On Saturday, Portland’s Chinatown welcomed the Lunar New Year with a parade A 150-foot-long dragon led the parade, followed by local lion dance teams, drummers and performers. The parade wound its way through the Chinatown Gateway, through Downtown and on to the Oregon Historical Society. Along the way, the lions “plucked […]
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Oregon's 5 Best Hiking Trails In Portland For A Scenic Outdoor Escape, According To Reviews
A trip to Portland, Oregon, is a time to eat, drink, and explore. The city is full of delicious restaurants, coffee shops, breweries, and cocktail bars. Unfortunately, you can't work up an appetite just by thrift shopping between meals. So if you're planning a trip to Stumptown, pack your hiking boots and tackle one of the many trails within the city limits. If you're visiting outside the summer season, pack a raincoat, too. Portlanders hike year-round — if they let a little rain stop them, they'd never do anything.
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Asian Fusion Flavored: Janken Restaurant
The Asian fusion restaurant trend started almost half a century ago in the USA, and Janken in Portland, Oregon, is a bright example of its evolution. While pioneering chefs like Wolfgang Puck and Nobu Matsuhisa blended Asian and Western flavors in the 70s/80s, the style hit widespread popularity as a staple of upscale and casual dining by the 1990s. In the 2000s, the trend matured, with “Asian Fusion” becoming a common, though sometimes scrutinized, term, evolving into more specific, elevated, or regional pairings.
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The Best Bang for Your Buck Events in Portland This Weekend: Mar 6–8, 2026
Ready for the time jump that is spring forward this Sunday? Before Monday's rough wake up call, spend time at weekend events from the Portland Small Press & Art Book Fair to Cargo's Global Day of Unplugging Portland Style and from the 10th Annual Lunar New Year Dragon Dance and Celebration to the Portland Mercury's Sandwich Week. For more ideas, check out our top picks of the week.
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Foodie Friday: Portland Dining Month elevated at Amaterra
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A citywide celebration of the local restaurant scene has made its way into Portland’s West Hills. This Portland Dining Month, which runs through March, culinary adventurers can enjoy a completely custom dinner from Amaterra, a winery located within the city’s limits. The chef...
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Disney Pixar stars visit Beaverton before release of film set in fictional version of city
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Vancouver’s newest food cart pod dubs itself the 'largest' in America
VANCOUVER, Wash. — It’s being hailed as the “largest food cart pod in America.”. Sitting off Southeast 164th Avenue, Vancouver Station Food Carts is in its soft-opening phase. Vancouver Station has room for 44 food carts, which sprawl outward from a central indoor hub. “Live bands, DJs,...
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Troutdale restaurant honored for old-school pizza
The dream of the 80s pizzeria is alive in Troutdale. B&b Pizza Co. has brought a casual, comfortable vibe to the East Multnomah County restaurant scene. It’s the kind of place where kids can be kids, where a spilled root beer won’t cause a meltdown. Pair that aesthetic...