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No matter your stance on the Lloyd Center mall’s closing, future demolition, and redevelopment, it’s difficult to deny that this year’s holiday season will feel a little hollow without it. While most of the mall’s 100+ storefronts had been vacant for the past five years, the owners’ offers of reduced rent to fledgling businesses, art […]
Isabeau Waia’u Walker isn’t looking for forever, but her latest release Cloudhunter will surely stand the test of time. The album, which came out in October 2026, is the culmination of over a decade of Walker’s musical creation. The Kānaka Maoli singer-songwriter was raised in Hawaiʻi, collecting pieces of music from radio hits, family and […]
If you would happily dropkick “everything happens for a reason” off a bridge, Mouse may be a movie for you.
Just as the seasons change, so too does Oso Oso’s Jade Lilitri. A long way now from the band’s 2014 beginnings, Long Island’s Oso Oso released their latest album, an exchange of information, on November 6, bringing forth a fresh twist on the band’s sweet iconic emo-folk-indie medley. Now, if you hold a mirror up […]
Dear readers, I have just returned to Portland after a weekend in New York City, spending a few beautiful days catching up with old friends and making new ones. I made the trip over to catch a set by Pratagy, a Brazilian artist from the city of Belém. I had not heard the artist before, […]
Phoebe Bridgers is never growing up and never getting old. But she is extending her Lost Boy arena tour into 2027. The tour, which started in September 2026, has been extended to now run through mid-May, with Grouper opening the first new dates in Portland on February 17, and Spokane on February 18. From her […]
Portland Institute for Contemporary Art (PICA) revealed the location of its new headquarters and events space Thursday afternoon. With the news, the 31-year-old arts organization also announced the appointment of its current development director, Betsey Brock, to the role of executive director. Brock has been with PICA since November 2025, a relatively short tenure, but […]
Carnaval De Luz, the 16th album from the Irish rock band that's always on a mission, mines familiar terrain with good humor and a sense of urgency, and manages to meet the moment.
A wealthy documentarian visits a community devastated by job loss in Korean director Lee Chang-dong's latest feature.
A father and son team with the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde have produced a children’s book that teaches the names of wildlife in the English, Kalapuya and Chinook languages.
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Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Listen • 2:00 1 of 3 — 20261111_111804.jpg 2 of 3 — 20261111_115205.jpg 3 of 3 — 20261111_115239.jpg The Army Service Song, as played by the Red River Valley Veterans Concert Band, helped rally the more than 200 people who turned out for the Veterans Day ceremony at the Fargo Air Museum. Retired Marine John Dalziel was keynote speaker on the day.