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The City Club of Portland earlier this year completed a study on the future of Ross Island – which is assigned to the Brooklyn neighborhood in Southeast Portland, despite its being in the middle of the Willamette River.
A small traffic island at S.E. 72nd Avenue and Woodstock Boulevard continues to evolve into a neighborhood arts hub – as The Arts and Crafts Kaleidoscope brings makers and music to “Arleta Triangle Square”, with more late-summer and fall markets scheduled.
The 2026 White Lotus Summer Market opened on June 6th – a rainy and stormy Saturday. By the following evening, the skies had cleared as the market came to life at its new home behind Fubonn Shopping Center, 2850 S.E. 82nd Avenue, in the Jade District. Aisles were busy, grills were smoking, and lines stretched from stalls preparing food on the spot.
As visitors stepped into the new Nancy Stueber Natural Sciences Hall at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) earlier this year, the museum's longtime former leader described the space as both a milestone, and a promise for the future.
As visitors stepped into the new Nancy Stueber Natural Sciences Hall at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI) earlier this year, the museum’s lo
By: David F. Ashton
The nonprofit “Meals on Wheels People” welcomed visitors into its future Eastside Resource Center in the Foster-Powell neighborhood, on S.E. 82nd Avenue of Roses, across the street from Eastport Plaza, as summer began. In addition to its being a “hard‑hat tour”, leaders and partners beheld a new model for feeding older adults, and strengthening community resilience.
By: David F. Ashton
The nonprofit “Meals on Wheels People” welcomed visitors into its future Eastside Resource Center in the Foster-Powell neighborhood, on S.E. 82nd Avenue of
What began as a modest experiment in 2019 has grown into a far-reaching platform for contemporary dance – one that now calls the newly-opened Foster Theater in Southeast Portland its home.
A Southeast Portland backyard turned into a lantern-lit theatre when “Oregon Adventure Theatre” presented the world premiere of “The Simple Truth” on Friday evening, June 26th, at local artist Michael O'Neil's Brentwood-Darlington home.
By noon on Sunday, June 28th, the forecast showers were a no‑show, and sunshine was dancing om the waters of Westmoreland Park's Casting Pond – as homemade milk carton boats lined up for the 50th annual Milk Carton Boat Races, now under the auspices of the Royal Rosarians.
