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Visit Director Park in downtown Portland! Located in the heart of the city, Director Park is more than just a park or an event space, it's a Portland experience. Designed in the style of a European Piazza with movable cafe tables and chairs, it's a gathering place for the community, a theater to highlight arts and culture, and a space that emanates the best of what Portland has to offer! So bring a good book, a friend, your dog or just yourself and spend some time in the park, soak up the sun (hopefully!), wade in the fountain and just be! All of Portland Parks & Recreation's Facebook pages: Portland Parks & Recreation (our main page!) https://www.facebook.com/PortlandParks Portland Parks & Recreation Adaptive and Inclusive Recreation (AIR) https://www.facebook.com/pages/Adaptive-and-Inclusive-Recreation-AIR-PPR/277988718949037 Portland Parks & Recreation Aquatics (Wader the Gator) https://www.facebook.com/waderthegator Portland Parks & Recreation Charles Jordan Community Center https://www.facebook.com/CharlesJordanCC Portland Community Gardens http://www.facebook.com/pages/Portland-Community-Gardens/139244076118027 Portland Parks & Recreation Community Music Center https://www.facebook.com/CMCpdx Portland Parks & Recreation's Director Park https://www.facebook.com/directorparkpdx Portland Dog Parks http://www.facebook.com/PortlandDogParks Portland Parks & Recreation offers 33 places for dogs to play off-leash! Portland Parks & Recreation East Portland Community Center https://www.facebook.com/EastPortlandCommunityCenter Portland Parks & Recreation Environmental Education https://www.facebook.com/PortlandParksEnvironmentalEducation Portland Parks & Recreation Hillside Community Center https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hillside-Community-Center/117362368308266 Portland International Raceway (PIR) https://www.facebook.com/PortlandRaceway Portland Parks & Recreation Matt Dishman Community Center https://www.facebook.com/MattDishmanCommunityCenter Portland Parks & Recreation Montavilla Community Center https://www.facebook.com/MontavillaCC Portland Parks & Recreation Mt Scott Community Center https://www.facebook.com/MtScottCommunityCenter Portland Parks & Recreation Multnomah Arts Center https://www.facebook.com/MultnomahArtsCenter Portland Parks & Recreation Neighborhood Tree Stewards https://www.facebook.com/treestewards Portland Parks & Recreation Peninsula Park Community Center https://www.facebook.com/PeninsulaParkCC Portland Parks & Recreation Sellwood Community Center https://www.facebook.com/pages/Sellwood-Community-Center/111866695521248 Portland Parks & Recreation Southwest Community Center https://www.facebook.com/southwestcommunitycenter Portland Parks & Recreation Summer Swim League https://www.facebook.com/summerswimleague Portland Parks & Recreation St Johns Community Center https://www.facebook.com/stjohnscommunitycenter Portland Parks & Recreation Teen Force https://www.facebook.com/TeenForcePortlandParksandRecreation Portland Parks & Recreation Woodstock Community Center https://www.facebook.com/pages/Woodstock-Community-Center/158136007539464 Portland World Cup Soccer https://www.facebook.com/PortlandWorldCupSoccer Portland Parks & Recreation Youth Sports https://www.facebook.com/pages/Portland-Parks-Recreation-Youth-Sports/166738303340183 Portland Parks & Recreation $5 5K Series https://www.facebook.com/5dollar5k SUN Schools: Beaumont https://www.facebook.com/BeaumontSUN Parkrose https://www.facebook.com/PHSSUN

Facebook comment policy: Community members are encouraged to post questions, comments and concerns. Once posted, Portland'5 reserves the right to delete submissions that contain vulgar language, personal attacks of any kind, or offensive comments that target or disparage any ethnic, racial, sexual or religious group. Portland'5 also reserves the right to delete comments that are: spam or include links to other sites; off topic; advocate illegal activity; promote particular services, products, or political organizations or campaigns; contain personal attacks; contain confidential or proprietary information; raise privacy concerns; identify a minor; or infringe on copyrights or trademarks. Facebook is a moderated online discussion and is not a public forum. We bring over 1,000 music, theater, dance, and lecture performances to Portland each year because we know that art matters. Art brings joy, inspires the mind, and unites communities. Art changes lives. As the 5th largest performing arts center in the U.S., we are national leaders in keeping art culture thriving. Our five venues draw over one million patrons to downtown Portland’s Cultural District and generate an average of $60 million in regional spending every year. With the help of Metro and the Metropolitan Exposition Recreation Commission, we are able to connect with the public to offer the performances that are most valuable to our community. The Portland'5 Box Office (1111 SW Broadway at Main St.- inside Antoinette Hatfield Hall) is open for in person ticket sales Monday-Saturday, 10am-5pm and two hours prior to performances. Photo ID is required to pick up Will-Call tickets. Find out more about Portland'5, our resident arts organizations, and view the event calendar at http://www.portland5.com.

Facebook comment policy: Community members are encouraged to post questions, comments and concerns. Once posted, Portland'5 reserves the right to delete submissions that contain vulgar language, personal attacks of any kind, or offensive comments that target or disparage any ethnic, racial, sexual or religious group. Portland'5 also reserves the right to delete comments that are: spam or include links to other sites; off topic; advocate illegal activity; promote particular services, products, or political organizations or campaigns; contain personal attacks; contain confidential or proprietary information; raise privacy concerns; identify a minor; or infringe on copyrights or trademarks. Facebook is a moderated online discussion and is not a public forum. In 1984, Norman Winningstad surprised his wife for their 39th wedding anniversary by making a generous donation to Portland’5 that named the Dolores Winningstad Theatre in her honor. This courtyard-style theater is our most flexible performing space. With 304 seats, the seating and stage can be reconfigured in a variety of ways to allow for innovative staging and set design. Performances here can extend off the stage and into the balconies, and seats can be removed to create additional staging areas. In a sense, the whole room is a stage, and the audiences become part of the drama. The Dolores Winningstad Theatre is located inside Antoinette Hatfield Hall at 1111 SW Broadway, Portland, OR 97205.

Portland's Centers for the Arts, formerly known as the Portland Center for the Performing Arts, is an organization within Metro that runs venues for live theatre, concerts, cinema, small conferences, and similar events in Portland, Oregon, United States.Established in 1987, the PCPA consists of three separate buildings: the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Antoinette Hatfield Hall, and Keller Auditorium.Hatfield Hall itself is sometimes erroneously referred to as the Portland Center for the Performing Arts. PCPA is the fifth-largest center for performing arts in the United States, with more than 1,000 performances and one million patrons annually .PCPA changed its name to "Portland'5 Centers for the Arts" in 2013. The "5" in the brand name is intended to highlight that the organization has five venues, counting separately the three theaters that occupy Antoinette Hatfield Hall.

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On December 31, 1990, Champagne Ball founder Mathew Weber ‘s New Year's Eve was less than satisfactory. He hit a local hot spot where he waited in long lines to get a drink. He couldn't find his friends or a place to sit. This inspired him to create the Champagne Ball New Year’s Eve party and, 24 years later, #cbpdx has outgrown 3 venues! (Eastbank Saloon, Portland Marriott, The Governor Hotel) The Champagne Ball now calls Hilton Portland & Executive Tower home and features over 23,000 square feet of party, including 17 bars, live music, 3 of the Northwest’s best DJs, a top-notch buffet, party favors, complimentary champagne toast and photographers aplenty to capture you at your most glamorous. ENTERTAINMENT - Dancehall Days (live dance rock and R&B) - DJ O.G. One, DJ Paradox and DJ RPM - Me’lanie Talenti’s CB Glam Girls ADDITIONAL DETAILS: - 21 and over only - Complimentary coat check - Visa/Master Card accepted - dress code is Cocktail Attire up to Black Tie (no jeans allowed) - A portion of the proceeds benefit Oregon Active.

Facebook comment policy: Community members are encouraged to post questions, comments and concerns. Once posted, Portland'5 reserves the right to delete submissions that contain vulgar language, personal attacks of any kind, or offensive comments that target or disparage any ethnic, racial, sexual or religious group. Portland'5 also reserves the right to delete comments that are: spam or include links to other sites; off topic; advocate illegal activity; promote particular services, products, or political organizations or campaigns; contain personal attacks; contain confidential or proprietary information; raise privacy concerns; identify a minor; or infringe on copyrights or trademarks. Facebook is a moderated online discussion and is not a public forum. Located in downtown Portland on Main Street, between Southwest Broadway & Park Ave., next to Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. Wednesday evenings during July and August we take advantage of the lovely summer weather in Portland to present Music on Main Street, PCPA’s free outdoor concert series. The concerts boast popular local musicians with a diverse collection of music. From funky soul to old-school country, these bands will have you up on your feet and dancing on Main Street. The free concerts are open to the public and run from 5pm to 7pm – tickets are not required. The ArtBar & Bistro will be serving up seasonal fare and delicious libations starting at 4:30pm every week. Tables and chairs are available on a first come, first served basis, along with plenty of room to move around - dancing is highly encouraged. *In case of rain or extreme heat, Music on Main Street concerts will be held in the rotunda lobby of Antoinette Hatfield Hall, located next to Main Street at 1111 SW Broadway.

This five-day event always begins on the Wednesday following Thanksgiving. Hours run 11am-10pm Wednesday through Saturday and 11am to 5pm Sunday. Despite being held outdoors during one of the coldest months of the year, more than 14,000 festival attendees stay warm and dry over the five-day festival under clear-topped tents that cover the venue. Gas heaters create a cozy ambiance beneath the boughs of the region's largest decorated Christmas tree. In addition to beer and cider tasting, the festival also features meet the brewer events, a handcrafted soda garden, food vendors, cheese parings, a coat/bag check, a raffle, and an iClick photo booth from The Oregon Lottery. The festival offers a varied collection of offerings, from Belgians to barley wines, porters to winter warmers, and sour ales to stouts. What makes this festival standout from other similar events is the selection: the festival works with every brewery involved to make sure they send a beer or cider that has either been made or blended specifically for their fans at this event, or is a rare or vintage product that isn't commonly tapped in the state. The Holiday Ale Festival is for ages 21 and over. For more information, visit www.holidayale.com.

HERE'S WHAT'S INCLUDED in YOUR $55 TICKET PURCHASE: -Amazing food from Portland's finest restaurants and purveyors -More than 140 varieties of sake, plum wine & beer -Expert pairing advice from around the globe -FREE souvenir tasting glass from SakéOne The Only Event of its Kind in the Northwest!

Philoxenia; PDX? What? Xenia (Greek: ξενία, xenía, trans. "guest-friendship") is the ancient Greek concept of hospitality, the generosity and courtesy shown to those who are far from home … So, back to business ... you’re arriving to Portland by plane? PDX is only 20 minutes away. Pre-arrange with us for a ride into town or simply jump on the MAX train. You’ll immediately be immersed with Portland’s colorful characters and in about 40 minutes you’ll arrive at your stop which is two blocks away; including a nice stroll through our own Patton Park. There are so many transportation options in Portland. MAX is our light-rail transit system. As mentioned we have a stop two blocks from your apartment. Then there is a European-style streetcar, a large bus system, taxis and a couple of fun car options (other than traditional rental agencies). Zipcar and Car2Go are rentals that can be picked up on the street conveniently. You'll see them all over Portland. A super easy way to grab a ride at the last minute. Just plan ahead to establish your account and you'll be all set. MAX info: (website hidden) Streetcar info: (website hidden) Bus info: (website hidden) Zipcar info: (website hidden) Car2Go info: (website hidden) Radio Cab info: (phone number hidden) Broadway Cab info: (phone number hidden) Some highlights and distances (by car) per (website hidden) : Downtown = 8 minutes Canon Beach = 1 hours, 39 minutes Mt. Hood = 1 hour, 24 minutes Japanese Garden = 13 minutes Pearl District = 6 minutes Mississippi Street = 3 minutes Alberta Arts = 5 minutes Hawthorne District = 12 minutes Mt. Tabor = 13 minutes Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall = 9 minutes Portland Art Museum = 9 minutes OMSI = 9 minutes NW 23rd = 10 minutes Seattle = 2 hours, 58 minutes Enter through the garden gate to your basement entrance; allowing for you to come and go as you please, making your stay your own. Your apartment is newly built with an eclectic mix of years of collecting. Vintage meets mid-century meets local PDX artists meets clean and comfortable and well-appointed. There is a full-sized TV with DVD player. Bring some movies to watch with a bowl of popcorn or your own Apple TV/Roku to watch your favorite shows via WiFi. There is one-bedroom with a full-sized bed and in the living room, a full-sized sofa-bed available for kids or extra guests. The bath includes a tub/shower. There are plenty of towels, wash cloths, shampoo, soap and a blowdryer provided. Guests booking three nights or more may have access to the laundry facilities. The kitchen is fully equipped with everything you’ll need for preparing and enjoying meals. Or gather a picnic and enjoy it in one of four parks within a 1 to 15 minutes walk. The Pensione shares a back yard with our other airbnb. On rain-free days (yes, there are many) enjoy a cup of coffee or a meal on the deck. Anything you don’t have that you may need can be gathered easily from our local New Seasons (gourmet grocery) or our big/full-service grocery/home store; either within a few minutes walk or a MAX ride away. For food and restaurants and bars and coffee are not in short supply ... where to start? N. Killingsworth is quickly becoming a food-lovers row; the majority are all within 4 blocks. Pause - greatest neighborhood late-night burger and only steps away. The Hop & Vine (and it’s crazy interesting bottle shop) (website hidden) Old Gold’s buffalo burgers, Bahn Mi, bourbon & beers (website hidden) Tilt's burgers, pies, and bacon gravy & biscuits … what's more to say? http://tiltitup.com Mextiza’s unique take on classic Mexican dishes mextiza.com Red E Cafe (website hidden) Coffeehouse Five (website hidden) Beaterville for weekend breakfast and evening music (website hidden) Eddie’s Flat Iron Pizza (website hidden) Saraveza’s pastys and world-class beer selections (website hidden) Lucky Lab Brewery (website hidden) The Alibi; a tiki torch brings you straight back to 1970...and karaoke (website hidden) Atomic Pizza and Ice Cream (website hidden) Then there is Thai, Hawaiian, Japanese, burritos, food carts, and of course...coffee. Add to that block after block of Alberta Arts District and N. Williams and N. Mississippi and Kenton...just to name a few. After eating all of the amazing food Portland has to offer you’ll want to get out and burn some calories. Bring your bike (room for storage in the apartment) or rent one from a number of local bike shops. Grab a helmet and hit the downtown streets, ride the trails or toss your bike on MAX and tour the City. Portland offers lots to do other than dodging the occasional rain drop. There are arts, crafts, coast, mountains, trails, gardens, historical homes and architecture, night clubs, music, bookstores, concerts, characters, shopping, dreaming ... VooDoo Donuts! In our neighborhood there is also Adidas Headquarters, Expo Center, Portland Raceway, Swan Island and more. University of Portland is less than a 10 minute drive and Portland Community College is within walking/biking distance. Portland State University is 10 minutes downtown. We think our little slice of Portland has just about everything. We have a Little Free Library just steps away that you can feel free to borrow from or lend to and on occasion we'll even share our little dog, pSally Draper. Anything else you need, just ask and we can probably help make it happen. Excitedly planning your next trip? We’d love for you to stay with us. Thanks, Pamela & Niko & pSally Draper ps. We're sure there are a million things we're forgetting. Like hiking and yoga and hot yoga and spas and wellness and coffee and food and distilleries and breweries and no sales tax which makes for great shopping and The Oregon Zoo and The Japanese Gardens and Forest Park and Mt. Tabor and The Chinese Gardens and Portland Art Museum and OMSI and ... did we mention coffee? Oh...and plenty of parking. pps. Traveling with kids? We have a Pak-n-Play on-site. Let us know what needs you have and we'll try to accommodate.

The nation's first street dedicated solely to recharging electric vehicles. Now located outside Portland General Electric's World Trade Center building labeled "121 SW Salmon Street." Chargers were originally located on SW Montgomery St., between SW Broadway and Sixth Ave., at the Portland State University Campus, but relocated in July 2015 to make way for PSU Business School expansion.

The Global Homestead Garage's mission is to provide Community members a platform to grow big ideas using shared resources. The Garage Vision is to integrate natural systems and innovation within design to create more Sustainable lifestyles. As a Benefit Corporation, we strive to serve the greater good and invite you to be a part of our community. We have a growing Library of Things and bulk buying initiative for to empower members within a resource light lifestyle. This includes tools of all sorts for all sorts of projects, outdoor gear, shop bikes, a canoe, a utility trailer, etc...We encourage communities and organizations aligned with our vision to use our facility as an event space, meet up or team building destination. In addition, our members are expert fabricators, problem solvers and craftsmen. If you'd like private or group lessons, we can accommodate most requests. Finally, we do offer small business consulting including financial modeling and analysis, strategic marketing, brand development, design collaboration, product shipping and direct business development initiatives.

240 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Portland, OR 97232 (at the corner of NE MLK Jr. Blvd and NE Everett St.) Map (503) 234-2043 Monday – Saturday 7:00am – 2:00pm Sundays: 9:00am-2:00pm Yard Work * Moving Help * Cleaning Painting * Construction * Labor * More! - – - – - – - - How do I hire a worker? It’s easy! Just give us a call us or come by the MLK Worker Center when you are ready to start your project. One of our staff members will speak with you about what you need and get you set up with a worker who is qualified for the job. Looking for something specific? Give us a call a day ahead and we’ll arrange to get you the right person for the job. How much do I pay? The hourly wage starts at $12 per hour. Especially difficult jobs and projects that require greater skill level will be priced higher. We ask for a minimum of 4 hours of work per worker. If your project is too small to meet this minimum, please call us and we can negotiate a price. You pay the worker directly when the job is finished. We do not take any commission or fee. All of what you pay goes directly to the worker. Do I have to pick up the worker? Many of our workers have their own transportation and can also be sent via the bus or MAX. Still, the easiest way to hire workers is to come and pick them up at the Worker Center. Who are the workers? The day laborers at the MLK Jr Worker Center are men and women of all trades and experiences. They are workers who are committed members of our community and many of them are engaged in the leadership of our organization. Why hire through the Martin Luther King Jr. Worker Center? We are a non-commission hire site that assists both workers in finding decent jobs and employers in finding great workers. We provide interpretation between Spanish and English and make sure that each worker is qualified for the job. All of the day laborers who use the Worker Center have made a choice to contribute to the Portland community by seeking work in an organized, respectful manner.

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