Featured Article
Be a Tourist in Your Own Town. In Hiking Boots.
4-5 minutes read
Skip the boozy brunch and pull out those hiking boots. It’s time to impress your friends on Strava with not only your step count, but also with your Portland icon selfie count. All in one hike. But how?
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Fall 2025
A Gaggle of Geese, A Policeman, and a Gang of Angry Pioneer Women
2-3 minutes read
Goose Hollow got its name from a raucous 1870s incident known as the “War About Geese,” when free-roaming geese owned by local women caused chaos in the Portland neighborhood, prompting a failed police intervention and ultimately inspiring the area’s quirky name.
The Goose’s Grub Guide to Local Eats
1 minute read
Goose Hollow got its name from a raucous 1870s incident known as the “War About Geese,” when free-roaming geese owned by local women caused chaos in the Portland neighborhood, prompting a failed police intervention and ultimately inspiring the area’s quirky name.
A curated collection of only-in Portland oddities, random facts + quirky stories
2 minutes read
A quirky mix of Portland trivia, including to-go cocktails at Pizza Kat, free doughnuts after Timbers games, the International Rose Test Garden, and Bud Clark’s colorful legacy, perfect for spicing up awkward Zoom small talk.
Be a Tourist in Your Own Town. In Hiking Boots.
4-5 minutes read
A city hike begins with a MAX ride to Washington Park, winds through forest trails and Portland landmarks like the Japanese Garden and Pittock Mansion, dips into local lore at the Witch’s Castle, and ends with muddy boots, a solid step count, and a cold beer at Great Notion Brewery.
Art Wandering in Goose Hollow
2-3 minutes read
Goose Hollow comes alive with vibrant murals, sculptures, and unique sidewalk art that celebrate the neighborhood’s history, sports spirit, and community creativity.
Q&A with Glassmaker Andy Paiko
3-4 minutes read
Oregon glass artist Andy Paiko unveils an intricate, large-scale installation at Byline Apartments that pays tribute to the historic Oregonian printing press while inviting viewers to explore the intersection of technology, art, and wonder.
The Timbers Director of Love & Celebration
3-4 minutes read
At Providence Park, the Timbers’ unique lumberjack traditions started by Timber Jim’s chainsaw celebrations continue to connect fans, honor history, and inspire community spirit.
