Mom’s Got Game: Thorns General Manager Karina LeBlanc
Karina LeBlanc, the new general manager of the Portland Thorns, talks professional women’s soccer, motherhood and returning to the Rose City.
Karina LeBlanc, the new general manager of the Portland Thorns, talks professional women’s soccer, motherhood and returning to the Rose City.
Learn more about the fabulous Kelli Welli, and don’t miss her performance at the FREE PDX Parent Family Festival on June 18!
Learn more about Mo Phillips and his “danceable goofballery.”
Learn how Ethos Music Center is making music education accessible for all students.
Whether you’re interested in sports or digging in the dirt, Portland Parks & Recreation has a volunteer opportunity for you!
Learn how you can celebrate Black History Month at your neighborhood library.
Portland boasts some excellent walking tours that showcase the area’s history, hidden gems and haute cuisine.
Enrollment is the primary driver of just how much the district receives in state funding; continued drops in how many students are in school will impact school budgets, including staffing and programming.
One of Portland’s smallest neighborhoods, Hollywood retains the classic character and charm of historic Portland, but with modern-day conveniences.
The North Portland neighborhood of Kenton has everything a family could ask for — parks, a library and restaurants galore.
Just because the weather’s a bit dreary doesn’t mean you have to stay locked up with the kids.
Make a child’s holiday extra-special by donating a gift to one of these Portland-area organizations.
These performances are sure to put everyone in the holiday spirit!
For many Portland families, running before feasting has become an annual Thanksgiving tradition. These Turkey Trots are family favorites.
Learn about this local organization and how they help foster families.
Find stellar — and sustainable! — options to transform your kiddos into superheroes, fuzzy animals, magic fairies and more at these local resale stores.
Let The Portland Art Museum transport you and your family to ancient Egypt.
This North Portland neighborhood has everything a family could ask for — parks, a library and restaurants galore.
Read on for how Gen Z is making a difference through the Multnomah Youth Commission.
We’ve got 10 ideas for that rarest of things — the date night! And all of them are easy on your wallet.
Support local and give your little one something special with these five Oregon-made baby items. The Silly Daisy sensory toy is a hit for teeny hands learning how to move. This Portland-made crinkle paper is sewn with biodegradable crinkly paper enveloped by cotton and soft minky fabrics. The 7-inch-by-7-inch square is surrounded with ribbon tags …
Read on to find out how you and your kids can join Portland Backpack in making a difference.
Indulge your sweet tooth on National Ice Cream Day — or any day — at one of these classic scoop shops in PDX.