Black History Month Events in Portland, OR
There are many meaningful ways to celebrate Black History Month in Portland with your family.
There are many meaningful ways to celebrate Black History Month in Portland with your family.
Learn more about the Franciscan Montessori Earth School and St. Francis Academy.
If you’re looking for a way to connect with your tween or teen,
BodyVox’s Serious Cupcakes is a night out that will cement your reputation as the coolest parent ever.
Check out 15+ fun things to do with kids in Portland this February — all for free!
Get out of the rain and enjoy gorgeous costumes and skillful storytelling at Oregon Children’s Theatre’s latest show Dragons Love Tacos.
There are so many great Catholic Schools in Portland wth Open Houses happening soon.
Don’t miss the witty and delightful Ms. Holmes & Ms. Watson, Apt. 2B at Portland Center Stage, and learn the secret to having spectacular date nights on the regular. (Spoiler alert: It’s elementary.)
Camping is a bit of a gamble at baseline. We’ve removed the guesswork on these 6 family-friendly campsites.
Did you know that Portland has more than 90 formally recognized neighborhoods? These diverse communities fit snugly into geographic boundaries, known throughout the city as quadrants. Interestingly enough, there aren’t four quadrants, but rather six.
We know planning for summer camps can be overwhelming! That’s why we are offering this FREE downloadable spreadsheet to make life a little easier for Portland families.
Did you over indulgence in December? Learn how to get back in shape with advice from the medical director of Legacy-GoHealth Urgent Care.
Learn more about the International School and their upcoming Open House!
Keep this list handy for all of those “I’m bored!” days.
Don’t miss this show that’s an extravagant feast for the eyes, ears and heart.
Learn more about Agia Sophia Academy and their upcoming open house.
Despite high interest rates, there are still affordable neighborhoods in Portland.
Believe it or not, it’s time to sign up for softball and baseball leagues!
Get ready for some good old fashioned family fun at these local skating rinks.
Driving or walking through Eastmoreland’s tree-lined streets full of large, elegant homes, you’re struck by the neighborhood’s beauty. And that’s not an accident. According to the Eastmoreland Neighborhood Association, the neighborhood was laid out by devotees of the national City Beautiful movement of the early 1900s.
Minutes from downtown, this charming and quintessentially Portland neighborhood centers around a main street that boasts breakfast joints, gift shops, bakeries, a beloved toy store and much more. And a yearly summer parade and street fair is a much-cherished community event.
The neighborhood of Rose City Park was incorporated the same year as the inaugural Rose Festival. Today, this Northeast neighborhood comprises a diverse mix of established Portland, with gentrified updates and hip eateries. It’s also family- and dog-friendly with outdoor spaces, parks and shopping.
Like this North Portland area’s name suggests, this compact neighborhood is named after a university — the University of Portland. In fact, the Catholic campus takes up a large swath of realty in the neighborhood’s southern corner.
Originally called Boone’s Landing after a descendant of Daniel Boone, Wilsonville got a name change in 1880. The name hasn’t been the only change in its history; Wilsonville has transformed from ferry site to port to train depot, and finally to the southernmost suburb in the Portland-metro area with a major freeway artery running right through its center.
Niche.com’s No. 1 Best Place to Raise a Family in Oregon is closer than you might think: this year’s choice is Bethany, a small suburb of Portland in Washington County. This tracks with what locals say of this safe, quiet neighborhood with good schools.