Tue, Feb. 18 Art Art and Race Matters Portland Art Museum 10 a.m.–5 p.m. $17–20 A series of works from Robert Colescott that explore Black representation in fine art…
Portland hosts its fifth Winter Light Festival
The fifth anniversary of Portland’s Winter Light Festival was a shining success as residents flocked to the East and West waterfronts to enjoy the city’s festivities. On each day of…
Has the Almighty Dollar Tarnished Valentine’s Day?
As Valentine’s Day approaches, thoughts enter minds and contemplation ensues about whether the holiday celebrating love for others still represents that intention, or has it turned into another holiday that…
Romantic Buildings
Romance is said to be momentary, but love is progressive and dynamic—love is in it for the long haul. Finding that thermal capacity in a person, place or thing is…
Neon and Nude
A walk through Portland’s sexier sights
Valentine’s Day Movies
Four perfect movies for your last minute Valentine’s Day date
It Was Never About Overpopulation
Reproductive justice and the climate crisis
Comedy For Peace
Portland State students come together to laugh as a single voice
Events Calendar Feb. 11-17
Tue, Feb. 11 Art Farewell to the Pig Art at the Cave 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Free Swine-related works of art from 15 different artists in celebration of the end…
A season of change
Oregon Symphony loses star conductor
Living long and prospering
Star Trek fans, fiction writers and book lovers united over the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to talk to nationally recognized author Michael Chabon. Students got the chance to talk to Chabon in…