Portland Night Market Creates Community
Founded in 2015, Portland Night Market fuses retail, music and culinary art inside a 108-year-old industrial warehouse in southeast Portland.
Think Oregon
Best Places for Oregon Creatives
Creativity looks different on everyone. Here are out top picks of Oregon cities that cater to the creative class or are just starting to buzz.
The World’s First Hopservatory
The Worthy Garden Club Hopservatory is now open to the public. Worthy has partnered with the Oregon Observatory at Sunriver to offer weekly tours of The Cosmos at Worthy Brewing. Worthy Brewing hopes to raise scientific literacy, stimulate cosmic curiosity and foster appreciation of our own planet. Register for a tour Wednesdays and Sundays 9 p.m.-10 p.m. on the Worthy Garden Club website (www.worthygardenclub.com/hopservatory.html), or enjoy open viewing Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays (9 p.m.-11 p.m.) by signing up at the host stand. Kids 6 and under free. For Earthlings 7 and over, a $5 donation is requested. 495 NE Bellevue Dr, Bend, Or. 97701.
Consumer Cellular Gives Back to Fight Hunger
Portland-based company Consumer Cellular gives back by donating to help alleviate senior hunger.
Karen Ruane Lets Go With Fluid Art
To watch Karen Ruane work with paint and ink is to go into a sort of trance. Her hands gracefully manipulate the liquids, every motion fluid.
Be Oregon: Oregon Pedigree With A Conscience
Be Oregon founders Zach Nutter and Patrick Wurtz celebrate the state while giving back to fight hunger.
Organic Marijuana: The Ethical Cannabis Alliance
The Ethical Cannabis Alliance is working to promote worker safety guidelines and organic standardization in a rapidly expanding industry.
Iron Icons: An Unofficial Tractor Museum in Moro
Tractors make Orville Blaylock’s world go round.
Oregon’s New Courthouses
In early 2016, the Oregon Legislature passed a law that will raise money for courthouse updates.
