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Heat waves and inflation are reshaping how locals eat and shop this season—here's what you actually need to know before heading out.
New venues, ingredient obsession, and a focus on seasonal dining are transforming how Portlanders eat, drink, and shop this summer.
From outdoor cinema to gallery openings and live music across the city, July offers a packed calendar of arts events that showcase why Portland remains a creative powerhouse.
While global cities chase trends, Portland's specialty coffee scene remains rooted in direct relationships with farmers and a stubborn resistance to corporate uniformity.
From the East Bank Esplanade to Forest Park's fire lanes, here's where Portland's newest cyclists should actually start.
Portland's wellness-savvy residents are overhauling their bedrooms — here's what the science says actually moves the needle on sleep quality.
With grocery bills still biting hard across Oregon, Portland's community food networks and savvy neighborhood markets offer real ways to stretch your dollar without sacrificing nutrition.
Portland's trail-running crews and neighborhood yoga studios are onto something the research has been confirming for years—moving your body is one of the most effective tools for quieting an anxious mind.
From Northeast Portland classrooms to the West Hills, a growing number of schools are weaving meditation and mindfulness into the daily schedule — here's what's out there and how to get your kid involved.
From a revamped Providence Park to a new aquatics center in North Portland, the city is spending hundreds of millions to ensure its venues can handle both local leagues and major events.
From Providence Park to the Moda Center, here's everything that happened across Portland's sports landscape in the first week of July 2026.
As the city's food scene matures, the restaurants that matter most are the ones where owners and chefs have built something that reflects their own stories.
From experimental theater collectives in Northeast to multimedia installations across the Pearl District, five breakthrough artists and companies are defining what comes next.
Venture funding flowing into the Rose City's emerging companies hit a multi-year high in the first half of 2026, reshaping neighborhoods from the Pearl District to East Burnside.
From Providence Park's long-delayed expansion to a proposed $340 million youth sports complex in the Pearl District, Portland's facilities question is coming to a head this summer.
CascadeIQ is quietly building infrastructure that could reshape how mid-sized cities govern their own data — and it's doing it from a converted warehouse on North Mississippi Avenue.
Researchers now rank chronic loneliness alongside smoking as a major health risk — and Portland's wellness community is pushing back with programs built around showing up for each other.
From the Eastside to the waterfront, Portland's community fitness calendar is packed through August — here's what to put on your radar.
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