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A Real Portland Family Jam! Building Bridges Fest

Portland Children’s Museum Hosts Building Bridges Family Music Festival A Full Weekend of Interactive, Music-Focused Fun on September 21 and 22, 2019 Kids will be making instruments, banging and plucking instruments, learning about how music is made, singing and dancing up a storm, and even designing their own “festival fashion” at the first annual Building

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Music and Play, Every Day

From our friends at Music Together® of Portland Early childhood is a remarkable time in human development, in which children’s brains, bodies, and abilities are growing more rapidly than at any other time. It is also a time when our littlest humans are forming their most significant life-long relationships; they are learning the sense of

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New + Fun September 2019

Top 5: Allergy-Friendly After-School Treat Stops 1. Shake off the day at Cully’s cozy whole-foods café Tiny Moreso and tuck into a Rawdacious mini-cake — GF, vegan, raw and available in a rainbow of flavors from pumpkin to blueberry coconut.     2.Over on Alberta Street, Back to Eden’s bakery-café serves up a mighty assortment

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Piggy Bank

We are excited to partner with OnPoint Community Credit Union to create this special Piggy Bank section to help you with family finances — how you can save money, plan for the future, and teach your kids to be money smart.

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New + Fun August 2019

Top 5: Late-Summer Art Encounters ➊ Handmade clothing and art, live music and a kids-only play zone pop up in the Beaumont neighborhood during Fremont Fest, August 3.      ➋ Little pickers will go wild over 120-plus booths of flea market finds at Junk Refunk Street Market, also August 3, in downtown Canby.   

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Family-Friendly Mountain Bike Trails around Portland

From our friends at evo, a skate shop, bike shop, surf shop, wake shop, ski/snowboard shop, camping store, and lifestyle retailer all under one roof. [Editor’s Note for Summer 2020: Check the location’s website for the latest updates on closures or changes before heading out. Follow social distancing best practices and prepared to be flexible with

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How You Can Help Oregon’s Foster Care Crisis

You don’t have to become a foster parent to help local foster children. By Allie Roth, founder and president, and Adriane Driscoll, board member, at With Love, a Portland-based non-profit organization.  We consider ourselves pretty lucky to live and raise children in the Pacific Northwest. We’re surrounded by natural beauty, great parks and rec, art,

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Oregon Mermaids Family Festival – Oregon Northwest Merfest 2019

From our friends at Oregon Mermaids Free Entrance, Music, Mermaids, Vendors and Food!July 20, 2019   10 am – 8 pmDirector Park, Portland Don’t miss this family-friendly festival that brings awareness to conservation with a fun “under the sea” theme! Oregon Mermaids will be kicking off the day’s festivities with their fun, educational “Marine Debris From

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Portland’s Top Skateparks

From our friends at evo, a skate shop, bike shop, surf shop, wake shop, ski/snowboard shop, camping store, and lifestyle retailer all under one roof For many kids, sports present a great outlet for their energy, provide great exercise, and they also teach valuable life lessons of hard work, dedication, and resilience. After all, one

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The It List

Everybody loves secrets, right? So every year, as summer kicks off, we like to let you in on ours — the people and places around Portland that we think deserve your attention and applause. And if our picks are already on your radar screen (because, let’s face it, you’ve probably heard of The Unipiper), then

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