Hawkins’s picks include this home tucked up onto a steep corner lot in the Willamette Heights neighborhood, where NW 32nd ...

Portland Monthly chronicles, challenges, and celebrates one of America’s most innovative cities, inspiring readers to explore and shape the vibrant metropolis we call home.

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Kristina Wong, Broadway’s Mamma Mia, a rodeo, and a bike play.

Host cities of the art world’s various biennials and Art Basels are often only that: hosts. “There are no lasting effects,” says Lumi Tan, the New York–based ...

Oregon is a wonderland of cheese production, thanks to its fields that stay green nearly year-round, resulting in perpetual cheesemaking opportunities. Our most famous brand is Tillamook, with 1.3 ...

Skiers living in Portland are a lucky bunch. We glide down the slopes of volcanoes, weave through evergreens, and have one of the longest seasons in the country. Take that extra time to sample the ...

Alt Wine Fest and AAPI Food & Wine are not just the valley’s hottest festivals—they’re making Oregon wine feel approachable. The first thing you smell walking into AAPI Food and Wine Fest isn’t the ...

In our annual peer survey, medical providers let us know which colleagues they turn to when they need health care. When doctors and nurses, or their loved ones, are sick, to whom do they turn? That’s ...

Though her resume includes front and back of house stints at Olympia Provisions, Xico, and Cheese Bar, Madilyn Gibbons has always been a baker at heart. During the early days of the pandemic she got ...