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If you have a kiddo who is looking to dip their toe into the world of summer camps (or if they only have the bandwidth for a few hours), there are several organizations around the Portland area offering half-day camps.
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Have fun and support Portland’s local performing arts venues by buying tickets to one of these fabulous shows!
What’s on Stage Now: Portland-Area Live Performances Read More »
Here are the perks of being a season subscriber.
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Summer camps — it’s that time of year again! Are you overwhelmed by the sheer number of options in the Portland area? We’ve got you! Read on for our handy list on summer camps in your area.
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Find a welcoming environment, playtime and activities at these organizations aimed at building community for LGBTQ+, BIPOC and neurodivergent families.
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Here how three of Portland’s most popular summer camps prepare for thousands of campers each year.
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Summer camps are a beloved summertime experiences for many kids. Here are fun and budget-conscious picks for the family.
Budget-Friendly Summer Camps Around Portland Read More »
Find inventive chopped sandwiches, and delicious bread at the new Dos Hermanos Bakery and Cafe.
Where to Get Our Favorite Chopped Sandwich in Portland Read More »
Here are six new, and new to you, summer camps in the Portland area.
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Summer camp can be expensive. Here are nine ways to save!
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This Black History Month — and every month — celebrate and uplift Black history in our community at these five places and resources in the Portland area. 1. Stop by “The Dream’’ statue outside of the Oregon Convention Center. This 8-foot-tall bronze statue, made by Michael Florin Dente, depicts Martin Luther King, Jr. and three
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The new Sky Zone trampoline park in Gresham provides high-flying fun for kids of all ages.
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Everything you need to know about outdoor preschools in Portland.
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Portland has witnessed a boom in the opening of restaurants featuring tasty cuisines from across Asia and we are here for it!
New Asian Restaurants for the Whole Family Read More »
Here’s what makes this fast-growing city great for families.
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Many families find suburban bliss in Clackamas County’s West Linn.
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The City of Troutdale, 16 miles east of downtown Portland along I-84, bills itself as the Gateway to the Columbia River Gorge.
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Felida is a pocket neighborhood in northwest Vancouver, Washington located a quick hop off the I-5 and a 20-minute jump across the bridge.
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Arbor Lodge has plenty to offer the Portlander looking to stray off the beaten path or pop off the MAX line.
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With a name that means “beautiful mountain” in French, the Beaumont-Wilshire neighborhood offers unsurprisingly lovely views of downtown Portland.
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Foster-Powell, the triangle-shaped neighborhood tucked between Southeast Powell Boulevard and Southeast Foster Road, combines the best of new and old Portland.
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If you love the suburbs but hate a long commute, centrally located Bridlemile in Southwest Portland may be the perfect fit.
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Baseball and softball players of all ages can hone their skills at Tigard’s D-BAT PDX WEST training facility.
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Meet the 16-year-old who started Portland Bakes, an organization that bakes and donates baked goods for guests and residents of Blanchet House.
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