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Portland Book Fest turns the page, downtown gets a new museum, and it's beginning to feel a lot like ... already?
The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art gives Portland a new center for contemporary art – and it's free.
FearNoMusic commemorates the Portland murder of immigrant Mulugeta Seraw by white supremacists.
A unique sense of color highlights a photographic journey to the world's second most populous nation.
This drama of working-class life is difficult and ambitious -- and Linfield College's production will leave you gobsmacked.
Some thoughts on theater etiquette, on ideas about race and cultural preference, and on what shows to see this week in Portland.
A Mozart Players concert explores music by living composers—and raises questions of preparation and appropriated meaning.
What's up? Big bands, big choirs, chamber classical, and hybrid music from Indonesia and the British Isles.
The world premiere of POWER in July of 2019 was an evening-length…
A dancer's injury at BodyVox leads to a cascade of role changes in the company's Shakespeare double bill.
Gallery owner Jennifer DeCarlo talks about moving from artist to art dealer, art fairs, and the place of visual art.
Katie Taylor previews this edition of Saturday's Portland Book Festival, with its nine stages and more than 100 authors.
At the Portland Art Museum, a lively and well-adorned crowd celebrates Mexico's Día de Muertos.
Adleane Hunter directs Lynn Nottage's Pulitzer Prize-winning drama of identity, economics, and race.
It's quiet at the beach, but there's still plays to watch, photos to see, poetry to hear and banners to bid on.
