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Food

From food carts to farmers’ markets (and award-winning restaurants, of course), Portland is a culinary haven for foodies of all stripes.

DURING COVID-19

Eat With a Purpose

Here's how to support the Portland restaurants and food-industry businesses that need help now.

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Portland Patio Guide

This guide to Portland patios, sidewalk seating, rooftop perches and street plazas will help you safely enjoy local restaurants, bars and breweries, no matter the season.

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Support Black-Owned Restaurants

This updated article has links to fresh lists of Black-owned restaurants offering take-out during the pandemic.

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Food Carts

Portland’s selection of more than 500 food carts, most grouped in “pods,” has drawn raves from the likes of Bon Appétit and CNN.

It’s a well-established fact: Portland is one of the world’s great food cities. Hearing this, someone might plan a trip to Portland, visit a few restaurants and head for home. But a Portland trip that only involves restaurants is missing out on so much of the excellent food Portland has to offer.

Because here are a few other important facts: Portland has incredible food carts. And farmers’ markets. And dessert spots, and brewery food and burger chains (and more). So should a trip to Portland involve a meal (or three) in a restaurant? Absolutely. But dig a little deeper into the Portland food scene and you’ll find all the many forms fine Portland food can take.

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What kind of food is Portland known for?

Broadly speaking, Portland’s famous for fresh food featuring local ingredients. You’ll find everything from some of the finest seafood in the world to truly delectable doughnuts. Portland is also known as perhaps the greatest city for food carts.

What are some of the best Portland restaurants?

Portland restaurants in the classic fine dining style include spots like Mucca Osteria, Willow, Andina, and Le Pigeon. But the fact is that you can find a great Portland restaurant at every price point, for virtually every cuisine — so don’t rule a spot out just because it doesn’t have the white-tablecloth look.

Is Portland a foodie city?

You better believe it — in fact, it just might be the “foodiest” city of them all. Portland chefs and restaurateurs take their food seriously, and diners reap the rewards.

How can I find good food nearby in Portland?

There’s great food on offer in every part of Portland, so you’re sure to be close to something delicious. Our “Near Me Now” tool is an excellent way to great food nearby.

Portland Restaurants

Portland is a renowned culinary destination, and Portland restaurants run the gamut — no matter your budget, your location or the cuisine you crave, your next great meal awaits you in Portland.

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Restaurants in Portland

Kick off your culinary quest through Portland at these delectable local eateries.

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Restaurants With a View

Whether atop the city's tallest buildings or nestled next to a river, these Portland restaurants with a view offer a feast for the eyes (as well as the appetite).

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Great Brunch Spots in Portland That Take Reservations

These local brunch hot spots offer reservations, meaning you can enjoy your pour-over coffee and avocado toast without waiting for hours.

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Five Great African Restaurants in Portland

Enjoy flavorful dishes from Ethiopia, Morocco, Cote d’Ivoire and beyond at these African restaurants in Portland.

A Taster’s Guide to Portland

Taste the best food city in America for yourself at these can’t-miss culinary stops serving up some of Portland’s finest sips and nibbles.

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Food Carts

The food truck craze has swept the national food scene, and there are great options all across the country. But it’s hard to deny that Portland is the honorary capitol of the food truck scene (and the best of the food truck cities), for all kinds of reasons:

(1.) We’ve got our own cool name for them (because Portland always has to be a little bit different): food carts!

(2.) It’s the most food-cart friendly city — that means up-and-coming chefs can thrive, and there’s always an abundance of options.

(3.) Many Portland food carts are organized into food cart pods, so you can sample all kinds of cuisines in a single stop.

(4.) The simplest, most important reason of all: Portland food carts are delicious.

Food Carts

Portland’s selection of more than 500 food carts, most grouped in “pods,” has drawn raves from the likes of Bon Appétit and CNN.

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Women in the Dining Scene

These female chefs and restaurateurs bring unique foods and practices to Portland's food scene.

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Meet Kiauna Floyd, Owner of Amalfi’s Italian Restaurant

Black-owned Portland trattoria Amalfi’s has offered the same old-school recipes and community support for three generations.

Ya Hala is located in Montavilla in Southeast Portland.

Family is at the Heart of Lebanese Food in Portland

Meet the family behind beloved eateries Nicholas, Ya Hala and World Foods Market, and discover how they helped build Portland's Lebanese food scene.

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Chef Salimatu Amabebe Showcases Nigerian Recipes and Black Artists

A Portland chef hosts scrumptious pop-up dinners, brunches and Black Feast events.

Markets

Let’s say you can’t make up your mind on what to do for lunch — do you want to eat out, or make something at home? Why not head to a market, where both options are at your fingertips?

Peruse preposterously fresh produce and delectable meats (plus gifts, snacks, beverages and more), so you can get everything you need to whip up a feast. Or, if the delicious smells prove too tempting, swing by a market food cart and let someone else do the cooking after all. What’s more, there are markets all over the city, in all different styles: farmers’ markets, food halls, neighborhood markets and more.

Portland Farmers Market

Enjoy fresh, local produce, meals and treats at every Portland Farmers Market location.

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Dining Destinations

Head to these culinary hubs to sample from multiple chefs and makers at once.

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Portland Mercado

With a neighborhood grocery, meat market, coffee shop, food cart pod and more, the Mercado is one of the city’s most delicious destinations.

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Food Tours In and Around Portland

Get a taste of Portland on a variety of food tours focused on specific ingredients, venues or neighborhoods.

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Portland Saturday Market

Open every Saturday from March–December, Portland Saturday Market is the largest arts-and-crafts fair in the U.S.

Kid-Friendly Dining

These family-friendly Portland restaurants combine healthy children’s menus, play areas and fun.

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Sweet Treats

Sometimes you’ve just got to have something sweet, whether it’s the cherry on top of an excellent meal or a stand-alone, “just because” treat. Fortunately, Portland is flush with top-notch bakeries, ice cream spots and doughnut shops (plus less common indulgences like s’mores and pies). And no matter where you find yourself in the city, a great dessert spot is sure to be nearby — treat yourself to the sweeter side of the Portland food scene today.

Decadent Desserts

Dig into delicious treats like ice cream, chocolates, candy, donuts and more.

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Ice Cream in Portland

Savor culinary creativity by the scoop at Portland's top ice cream spots, including regional chains, frozen yogurt shops and vegan options.

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Amazing S’Mores Spots in Portland

Portland's food carts, sweet shops and even breweries offer creative variations on classic campfire s'mores.

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Doughnut Shops in Portland

Voodoo is just one of many doughnut purveyors in Portland serving zany creations, gourmet flavors and gluten-free goodies.

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Portland’s Best Pies

Every season is pie season in Portland! Sit down to a delectable slice filled with Oregon-grown goods at these favorite local pie spots.

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Portland’s Best Bakeries

Nibble a Danish or slice of rustic bread with our expert guide to Portland’s best bakeries, including gluten-free and dairy-free options plus award-winners galore.

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Soft Serve Ice Cream in Portland

Portland’s devotion to ice cream has produced some of the nation’s top scoop shops, featuring both traditional and dairy-free options.

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Portland Candy Makers and Chocolatiers

These Portland candy artisans craft unique sweets, be they creamy cacao confections, rainbow-colored candies or salty-sweet treats.

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Voodoo Doughnut

Since 2003, Portland's Voodoo Doughnut has sold millions of wacky, sugary snacks — and the 24-hour downtown landmark still attracts lines at all hours of the day.

Portland’s Foodie Chains

Portland infuses independent spirit into everything, even its restaurant chains. Discover locally owned businesses similar to your favorite national brands.

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Comfort Food in Portland

When skies turn grey, locals love digging into locally made Southern, soul and comfort food.

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Comfort Food Favorites in Portland

Get your comfort food fix — whether you’re hankering for mac and cheese, fries topped with gravy or a steaming bowl of pho, these local dishes don't disappoint.

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Portland’s Best Barbecue

Sample the city’s tastiest slow-cooked meats (and more!) at these local gems — savor brisket, ribs and even vegetarian options at Portland's best barbecue spots.

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Portland’s Best Soul Food Spots

Eat your way through North or Northeast Portland to find Southern food dishes that taste like they were flown in from the Mississippi Delta.

Special Diets

Anyone with a dietary restriction or a dietary preference has experienced the frustration of investigating a package, a label or a menu and failing to find the info they need. This is one area where Portland really shines: chefs and servers tend to be highly informed on the food they serve, meaning they’re well-equipped to help you navigate your options. Portland is also home to an abundance of restaurateurs who specialize in specific diets, and there are a variety of spots that are perfect fits for diners who are vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, keto and more.

Vegan Guide to Portland

Almost every Portland restaurant offers plant-based options, and dozens of local businesses are entirely vegan. (There’s even a vegan mini-mall!)

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Dining with Special Diets

Whether vegetarian, gluten-free or just curious, these eateries are all uniquely delicious.

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Gluten-Free Restaurants

As the demand for gluten-free options has grown, Portland’s forward-thinking foodies have set their tables for diners with dietary restrictions.

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Vegetarian Guide to Portland

Nearly every Portland menu features vegetarian options made from fresh, local ingredients, and many restaurants serve vegetarian food exclusively — experience the Portland vegetarian scene that foodies of all stripes have come to love.

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Raw and Live Food Options

Explore a new side of Portland dining with these fresh, healthful eats.

Abundant Options

And the options don’t stop there. “Food” in Portland can mean so many things, and there’s always more delicious exploring to be done — from the Alberta Arts District to the Pearl District, from Northwest Portland to Southeast Portland, from ramen restaurants to taquerias to sushi spots. Get hungry, and get out there!

Dine by Neighborhood

One great way to explore Portland's neighborhoods? Eat your way through their best eateries.

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Alberta Arts District Dining

These diverse restaurants on Alberta Street in Portland, OR offer food for every taste (vegan to carnivore), craving (burritos to biscuits) and budget (PBR to imported Spanish wines).

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Belmont Dining

Inside Belmont's many bars and restaurants, you'll find dishes, bowls, glasses and mugs filled to the brim with care and craft.

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Central Eastside Dining

The epicenter of Portland’s art and design scene, the Central Eastside neighborhood is also pushing the limits of culinary arts.

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Downtown Restaurants

Downtown Portland restaurants run the gamut — you'll find everything from budget lunch options at a multitude of food carts to delicious fine dining at acclaimed dinner spots.

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Division/Clinton Dining

Southeast Division, Portland's hottest dining corridor, has so many restaurants for breakfast, lunch, dinner and snacks that you could plan for a week and still not hit all the must-tries.

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Hawthorne Dining

Southeast Hawthorne reflects the neighborhood's indie spirit, so you won't find many chain restaurants here. Plan on eating adventurously.

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Dining Near the Oregon Convention Center

Lloyd offers a full menu of dining options, whether you're spending the day at the Oregon Convention Center or an exciting night at The Moda Center.

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Northwest Portland Dining

Explore the roots of Portland's acclaimed dining scene as well as newer favorites along bustling Northwest 23rd and 21st avenues.

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Old Town Chinatown Dining

Portland's oldest neighborhood is home to historic restaurants, contemporary eateries and one of the world's most famous doughnut shops.

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Pearl District Dining

Acclaimed restaurants, brewpubs and neighborhood eateries occupy loading docks and sleek new buildings in this former industrial zone.

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Sellwood-Moreland Dining

Flying under the radar, Sellwood-Moreland's high-quality international food scene promises to impress.

Take a Sip

Beverage options never run dry in Portland, where our cups overflow with DIY spirit.

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Beer

Portland is the craft beer capital and home to 70+ breweries. (No wonder we call it “Beervana!”)

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Wine

With wine country in its backyard, Portland overflows with wine bars and urban wineries, offering special varietals from around the world.

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Craft Spirits

Powered by a collective of Southeast Portland spirit makers, Portland's craft distilling era is coming of age.

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Portland Coffee

The local passion for fine ingredients and careful craft extends into coffee cups.

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Tea: Portland’s Other Hot Brewing Scene

Tea drinkers can enjoy a favorite cuppa or sample exotic varietals in Portland's teahouses. Chai tea, bubble tea and classic green tea are just a few of the many teas brewed in and around Portland.

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Portland’s Signature Cocktails

Take your happy hour to the next level with one of these classic Rose City cocktails, from a sophisticated Negroni to a group-sized Tiki bowl.

Global Cuisine

Dig into foods from around the world at these local eateries.

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Portland’s Top Taquerias

Local diners can order up a wealth of delicious taco variations, from meaty morsels to vegetarian creations made with mushrooms, cactus and scrambled egg.

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Portland Ramen Restaurants

The Portland ramen scene has exploded in recent years, spurred by the arrival of two authentic eateries straight from Tokyo.

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Portland’s Best Dumplings

Every February, Portland celebrates its love for dough-wrapped delights with Dumpling Week. Best of all? Delicious dumplings are available year-round.

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Eight Great Sushi Spots Around Portland

Portland is only an hour away from the Pacific Ocean, so it should come as no surprise that the city’s sushi options are both delicious and expansive.

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Middle Eastern Eateries in Portland

Portland’s Middle Eastern restaurants promise rich Lebanese, Iraqi and Syrian flavors, warming spices and authentic cultural traditions.

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Thai Food in Portland

Thai food in Portland is some of the city's best cuisine with options that are cheap or pricey, sweet or savory, authentic or Americanized, vegan or meaty.

Afuri Ramen & Izakaya in downtown Portland is a favorite spot for comforting soup.

Portland Soup Spots

Whether you’re craving ramen, Mexican pozole or classic chicken noodle, these local soup spots will warm you from the inside out.

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Chef Carlo Lamagna Brings Filipino Food to the Forefront in Portland

Chef Carlo Lamagna's Magna explores the wide world of Filipino cuisine.

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Five Great African Restaurants in Portland

Enjoy flavorful dishes from Ethiopia, Morocco, Cote d’Ivoire and beyond at these African restaurants in Portland.

Upcoming Food Events

Portland's foodie events mean there's always something new to do (and taste) in Portland.

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Oregon Wine Month
May 1–31, 2022

Oregon Wine Month

Multiple locations.

You can celebrate Willamette Valley wine all year round, but especially during Oregon Wine Month, when the entire state joins in commemoration of the beloved industry for the month of May, offering special activities and promotions for the enjoyment of Oregon wine. There are all kinds of specials going on in honor of Oregon Wine…

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Farmers Market at Portland State University
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Farmers Market at Portland State University

Portland Farmers Market at PSU Free

The Portland Farmers Market at Portland State University will be open every Saturday, year-round. April through October hours are 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. November through March hours are 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. The Market at PSU is located in Downtown Portland in the South Park Blocks between SW College & Montgomery Streets.

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Portland Saturday Market
Ongoing

Portland Saturday Market

Tom McCall Waterfront Park Free

Open every Saturday from March–December, Portland Saturday Market is the largest arts-and-crafts fair in the U.S.

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Portland Flea + Food
Ongoing

Portland Flea + Food

Nova Building Free

The Portland Flea + Food is a weekly market held every Sunday from April to October in Portland, Oregon. Every market features 80+ local artists, makers, and curators of the best vintage, handmade and locally sourced goods in town.

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Come Thru: Black & Indigenous Market
Ongoing

Come Thru: Black & Indigenous Market

The Redd on Salmon Street Free

Come Thru Market is an incubator market centering on Black and Indigenous Farmers and Makers. The market supports BIPOC growers in taking their small business dreams to the farmers’ market environment.

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Portland Farmers Market at Shemanski Park
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Portland Farmers Market at Shemanski Park

Shemanski Park

With its carts and vendors selling delicious meals under a lush green canopy of trees, this downtown farmer’s market at Shemanski Park is a popular lunch spot for good reason. Portland residents and visitors also use this shaded destination to buy locally grown groceries for dinner — or supplies for an alfresco picnic. (Wednesdays 10…

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Multnomah County Fair
May 28–30, 2022

Multnomah County Fair

Oaks Amusement Park & Roller Skating Rink

The Multnomah County Fair will take place May 28-30, 2022 at Oaks Amusement Park in Portland, Oregon. The fair features three full days of family fun including competitive exhibits, musical and stage performances, a car show, pioneer village, as well as small animal activities. In addition, to all the fair activities, visitors can also enjoy…

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The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Show
Ongoing

The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Show

Embassy Suites by Hilton – Downtown $67.95

America’s LARGEST interactive comedy murder mystery dinner show is now playing in Portland, OR. At The Dinner Detective Murder Mystery Dinner Show, you’ll tackle a challenging crime while you feast on a fantastic dinner. Just beware — the criminal is lurking somewhere in the room, and you may find yourself as a Prime Suspect before…

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My People’s Market
June 3–5, 2022

My People’s Market

Workshop Blocks Free with Registration

My People’s Market showcases local entrepreneurs and makers of color, connecting them with industry professionals and consumers.

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Latino Cultural Festival
Sunday, June 5, 2022

Latino Cultural Festival

Ron Tonkin Stadium

The 16th Annual Washington County Chamber Latino Cultural Festival provides a culturally appropriate venue for sharing information and building community connections while offering businesses and non-profits the chance to showcase their services to more than 10,000 attendees. The celebration kicks off with a parade featuring Hillsboro elementary students, dancers, and musicians. Attendees will enjoy entertainment…

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Lents International Farmers Market
Ongoing

Lents International Farmers Market

Southeast Portland, OR Free

Lents International Farmers Market opens on Sunday, June 5, 2022, and is open every Sunday through November 20, 2020. The Lents International Farmers Market (LIFM) is the only one in Portland with an intentional international focus. LIFM provides fresh, affordable and culturally appropriate produce to the diverse community of Lents neighbors. Founded in 2006 by…

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Woodstock Farmers Market
Ongoing

Woodstock Farmers Market

Woodstock Farmers Market Free

The popular Woodstock Farmers Market features fresh produce, baked goods, fresh juices, sweets, cheese, meat and more from 30+ vendors, along with artisan-made products like jewelry, ceramics and art.

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Cider Summit
June 10–11, 2022

Cider Summit

The Fields Park $25 – $40

After a 2-year Covid absence, Cider Summit Portland returns to Fields Neighborhood Park in the Pearl on Friday/Saturday, June 10-11 for our 10th festival. The region’s largest cider festival returns to the Pearl District every June, featuring over 150 selections from more than 40 producers. Among the selections will be local, regional and international favorites,…

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Oregon Midsummer Festival
Saturday, June 11, 2022

Oregon Midsummer Festival

Oaks Amusement Park & Roller Skating Rink $8-$12

Midsummer continues to be a fun, family-friendly and important day with centuries-old traditions and everyone is invited. Enjoy delicious Nordic cuisine, and try traditional beverages and scrumptious sweets. Spend the day making your own colorful flower crown and other crafts. Play Kubb and other fun games take a break in the beer garden before dancing…

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Parkrose Marketplace
Ongoing

Parkrose Marketplace

NE 108th and NE Sandy Blvd. Free

Parkrose Marketplace is a new outdoor market in NE Portland located at 10750 NE Sandy Blvd, across from Parkrose Hardware. Over 60 vendors bringing extraordinary art and craft, jewelry and clothing and things that are just hard to describe – but very cool. Great food, a family-friendly beer garden, live music and just friendly people…

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Good in the Hood Multicultural Festival
June 24–26, 2022

Good in the Hood Multicultural Festival

King School Park

The Good in the Neighborhood Multicultural Music & Food Festival features live music, a parade, an information Village, a marketplace, a beer and wine garden and a youth venue, along with a kids’ space. The mission of Good in the Hood is to promote the cultural aspects of the North and Northeast community in Portland.

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Portland Burger Week
Aug. 15–22, 2022

Portland Burger Week

Eateries Citywide $7

The Portland Mercury’s Burger Week returns every August with dozens of restaurants, bars and brewhouses across Portland offering one-of-a-kind burgers for only $7. These special edition burgers are designed especially for The Mercury’s Portland Burger Week and are only available for one week, so dig in while you can. Tips for Portland Burger Week: Be…

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Negroni Week
Sept. 12–18, 2022

Negroni Week

Citywide

Negroni Week launched in Portland in 2013 as a celebration of one of the world’s great cocktails and an effort to raise money for charities around the world. Every June, bars and restaurants around the city present their best twists on the classic three-ingredient cocktail. Part of the proceeds from each negroni purchased benefit 40…

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Negroni Week
Sept. 12–18, 2022

Negroni Week

Citywide

Negroni Week launched in Portland in 2013 as a celebration of one of the world’s great cocktails and an effort to raise money for charities around the world. Every June, bars and restaurants around the city present their best twists on the classic three-ingredient cocktail. Part of the proceeds from each negroni purchased benefit 40…

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Feast Portland
Sept. 16–18, 2022

Feast Portland

Tom McCall Waterfront Park TBA

This foodie festival, held every September, has cemented Portland’s reputation as a culinary capital of the world.

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Portland Night Market
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Portland Night Market

Central Eastside Industrial District

The Portland Night Market showcases many unique businesses that call Portland home. Blending food, culture, music, drinks and retail together for an adventurous evening in the Central Eastside. Come meet some of Portland’s best makers and creators. The Portland Night Market is a FREE quarterly event and open to all ages. See the latest health…

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Portland Wing Week
Oct. 3–9, 2022

Portland Wing Week

Various locations $6

Have a pile of napkins at the ready while you dig into a plate of $6 specially-sauced drums and flats at 24 of Portland’s best bars and restaurants. Maybe have some carrot and celery sticks for good measure… or don’t.

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MLK Breakfast
Tuesday, Jan. 17, 2023

MLK Breakfast

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The Skanner Foundation’s 36th Annual Martin Luther King Jr. Breakfast is a Portland tradition featuring state-wide, local and business leaders coming together with the community to honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The breakfast will be virtual in 2022. While the social dynamic may feel different, this year’s line-up is…

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