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You’d Never Guess One Of Your Favorite Movies Was Filmed In This Quiet Oregon Town

Somewhere on Oregon’s northern coast, a small town has been quietly holding one of cinema’s best-kept secrets for decades. Astoria, Oregon is that town, and once you visit, you’ll understand why Hollywood couldn’t resist it. Let’s start with the obvious question: have you ever watched The...

Astoria, OR · 2d
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Where to Find Snow in Oregon

If you live in Oregon, chances are you see snow as a fun occasional event in the winter. Snow happens seldom at the coast, but east of the Coast Range and west of the Cascades, we often get a few inches per year. We might get enough to sled, but anything more than that you will have to get to the mountains. The Cascade Mountains that run through Oregon reliably get snow and have some great skiing and opportunities for both downhill and cross-country skiing. You can also sled at various locations in the Cascades, and snowshoeing is an awesome way to get around and really experience the beauty and quiet of a snowy winter. Even at some of the popular and crowded ski resorts, there are many places to find the less-traveled snow and just enjoy being in this winter phenomenon. Here’s where to find snow in Oregon.

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Festival of Trees returning to Madras Dec. 4.

The annual Festival of Trees is back for a third year on Dec. 4, with proceeds going to the Madras Community Food Pantry. Last year, the pantry raised more than […]

Madras, OR · 1d

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OPB documentary about the life of groundbreaking Oregon journalist-politician released

A new Oregon Public Broadcasting historical documentary about the life of groundbreaking Oregon politician and journalist, Richard Neuberger was released on Nov. 5 for viewing as part of OPB’s Oregon Experience’s living history series. Neuberger, the documentary states in its opening moments, was Oregon’s first celebrity political candidate...

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Oregon Christmas Movie Fans Could Win $2,500 by Dec. 6

Portland-area residents could win cash for watching Christmas movies, plus a charitable donation.

Oregon · 1d

People

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“Wildwood ”Author Colin Meloy’s First Adult Novel “Cascadia” Imagines a World Run by AI — See the Cover! (Exclusive)

“It’s a book that tackles a lot of things that have troubled me recently,” the Decemberists frontman says of his upcoming novel

Portland, OR · 1d

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‘Wildwood’ movie turns real life Portland into stop-motion wonderland

LAIKA Animation Studios’ latest stop-motion film “Wildwood” is widely considered a love letter to the city of Portland and turns its real-life streets and woods into a magical, mysterious world through a combination of cutting-edge technology and old-school stop-motion animation. Known for classic animated films like “Coraline,”...

Portland, OR · 4d

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The Top 31 Events in Portland This Week: Nov 9–15, 2026

Peruse our top picks for the week and choose your own adventure from options such as Portugal. The Man with the Oregon Symphony, Beck's Ride Lonesome Tour, Brett Goldstein: Sex, Death & Small Talk, and Fred Armisen: Comedy for Musicians But Everyone is Welcome. Jump to: Monday | Tuesday |...

Portland, OR · 2d

Woodburn Independent

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Fun things to do beginning Monday, Nov. 9!

Fall Jazz Nite at Pacific University is a great way enjoy a mid-November evening. Check it out or one of the many other events we’ve highlighted for this week! ALOHA […]

Hillsboro, OR · 2d

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Portland Book Festival draws thousands to hear from ‘Wildwood’ creators, use tarot for writing

Thousands of people flocked downtown on Saturday for the busiest day of the Portland Book Festival, which started on Nov. 2 and runs through Sunday. Mayor Keith Wilson lauded the crowds in a part of the city that still hasn’t returned to its daily pre-pandemic bustle, telling an audience waiting to hear a talk about the “Wildwood” movie and book series that “you continue to show up for arts and culture in Portland.”

Portland, OR · 3d

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This Oregon Bookstore Fills An Entire City Block With Rooms Of New And Used Books And Is A Cozy Pick For 2027

Most bookstores get by with a few aisles. This Oregon one needs nine color-coded rooms and more than 3,500 subsections, so grabbing a map isn’t optional. It takes up an entire city block. The collection tops one million new, used, and rare books between the store and its online inventory, which is a lot of happily-ever-afters under one roof.

Portland, OR · 3d

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This Oregon Library Brings the Feeling of Walking Through a Forest Indoors

What if walking into a library felt a little like stepping into a forest? In Gresham, Oregon, that idea has taken shape through towering wooden columns, sunlit interiors, and spaces that gradually shift from lively gathering spots to quiet reading corners. Completed in 2026, East County Library brings the natural character of the Pacific Northwest into a public building, creating an environment where architecture, learning, and community life come together.

Gresham, OR · 2d

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‘The Evergreen’: Meet the Oregonian who created the first Black queer superheroes

Rupert Kinnard loved drawing his favorite superheroes as a kid: Superman, Batman, Flash and Green Lantern. But he quickly noticed a problem. “The superheroes that I was creating were white superheroes,” he said. Years later, Kinnard would publish The Brown Bomber and Diva Touché Flambé. They were the first...

Portland, OR · 2d

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Portland Ghost Hunters Monique and Joss Rose Share New Tours and Paranormal Documentary

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Are you sad spooky season is over? There’s no need to fear. One of Portland’s iconic ghost-hunting duos is back to catch us up on their latest frightful adventures. Monique and Joss Rose, hosts of The Fright Life Paranormal Podcast, cover some of...

Portland, OR · 1d

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Lizzy McAlpine’s new album feels like melancholic fall

2026 has been filled with new music from Olivia Rodrigo to Phoebe Bridgers. One artist I wasn’t expecting was Lizzy McAlpine. I’ve been a fan for a few years, so when I saw she was dropping her new album “Angel” on Sept.18, followed by a world tour with locations spanning across the U.S., Canada, Europe, the UK, Australia and New Zealand, let’s just say I was ecstatic.

Portland, OR · 2d

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BUTCH’S BLOG – MOVIE REVIEW: “Wildwood”—an amazing film

I’m not normally a fan of animated films, and so was somewhat hesitant to go with my wife to see the new animated movie, “Wildwood”, that was playing at our cute little local movie theater. As usually happens, I was glad I followed Beverly’s lead. Even though the film was long, and I was squirming in my seat at times — more about a sketchy back than a loss of interest in what we were experiencing — I never checked out of the thoroughly immersive experience.

Portland, OR · 1d

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16 Years in the Making: Wildwood

LAIKA released the most highly anticipated piece of stop-motion animation since “Kubo and the Two Strings” Oct. 23, entitled “Wildwood.” With a runtime of 2 hours and 20 minutes, it’s the longest stop-motion animation film to date. The theatrical experience of watching a stop-motion film is special as it’s not humans on screen, but handcrafted, classic “Claymation” characters.

Portland, OR · 1d

Hillsboro News-Times

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Hillsboro Holly Days returns with downtown holiday cheer in November

It’s just about the most wonderful time of the year: when temperatures cool, the season of giving is upon us and everyone gathers around the tree in downtown Hillsboro. Hillsboro […]

Hillsboro, OR · 2d

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Sad Boy Union Drop “State Of The Union / White Man’s Tongue” Double Video

Portland’s Sad Boy Union have today released a double music video for two of the songs, State Of The Union and White Man’s Tongue, that features Sad Boy Union‘s alter-corp-egos vs. their true punk selves. The office scenes were shot in a real empty office building in downtown Portland and all of the animated graphics come from Union Propaganda, the band’s Lyric Zine.

Portland, OR · 1d