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Portland Mercury Published 1 hour ago

Second Run Portland: Eight Gorgeous Horror Films to Catch This Month

October’s second-run screenings are always full of familiar slashers, but there’s more than a few moody, beautiful gems cast amongst the gore. Plucked from our repertory roster, we’d like to draw your attention to an easily-overlooked eco-fable of a dragon god in an angry pond…

Portland Mercury Published October 01

The History of Concrete Follows the Fracture

Through three seasons of his HBO documentary series How To with John Wilson, filmmaker John Wilson has crafted mini-masterpieces of rambling nonfiction storytelling—wrapped up in the thin guise of a helpful guide for, say, making perfect risotto or finding a public restroom. His…

Wahkiakum County Eagle Published October 01

Domestic Violence Awareness March takes place Oct. 3

The second annual Domestic Violence (DV) Awareness March is taking place Saturday, Oct. 3, at St. Helens’ McCormick Park (475 S. 18th St.). Beginning at 10 a.m., the event will start with a group march around the park, and end in a common area where guest speakers will share…

Portland Mercury Published October 01

Ticket Alert: Lizzy McAlpine, Carly Rae Jepsen, and More Portland Events Going On Sale Soon

Did someone say girl power? Indie pop singer-songwriter Lizzy McAlpine has announced a world tour supporting her recently released fourth album, Angel. Pop’s poet laureate Carly Rae Jepsen gets us dancing “Day and Night” after dropping a genre-spanning record. Plus, synthpop…

Portland Mercury Published September 30

How Portland Became a Player in the Comic Book Industry

It may surprise you to learn that Portland, Oregon, a mid-sized America city known for its rain and its many river spanning bridges, is a global hotbed for the production of comic books. A new documentary for OBP’s Oregon Artsbeat, Indie Comics City: How Portland Built Its Own…

Portland Mercury Published September 30

Mercury Music Picks: Geordie Greep Grips Rev Hall, Jane Remover’s Glitchy Electronic, and Abel Selacoe at the Oregon Symphony

Dear readers, I have finally arrived back in the Mercury office after a cool 19 days on the road. As glamorous as DIY tour life can be (sleeping on floors, squeezing into a car like a sardine, etc.) it is also incredibly fulfilling (I definitely teared up at every show thinking…

Portland Mercury Published September 30

THE BLACK BYLINE: Mitch Green & Macklemore’s “Spicy” White Dissent

They tryin’ to shut down the clubs that my city rocks / Now Mr. Mayor why would you enforce an ordinance?/ Music it saves lives, these kids out here are supporting it/ And through the artform we’ve learned the importance of community—Macklemore, “The Town” (2009) In true election…

Wahkiakum County Eagle Published October 01

Tigers roll over rival Columbians

The Clatskanie Tigers varsity football team had a statement first quarter against the Rainier Columbians, scoring three touchdowns and finding success on all three two-point conversions. Clatskanie jumped out to an early lead thanks to a 35-yard touchdown run by quarterback Will…

Wahkiakum County Eagle Published October 01

Tigers handle Loggers, Greyhounds

Following their 2-1 match loss to Myrtle Point on Sept. 19, the Clatskanie High School varsity girls volleyball team has pulled off a four-set victory over Gaston and a sweep of Knappa. With both matches taking place inside the Clatskanie gymnasium. On Tuesday, Sept. 22, the…

Portland Mercury Published October 01

OK Omens Will Close, Goodbye to Oven and Shaker, and a New Brazilian Cafe and Bar Is On the Way

After a summer largely spent welcoming new restaurants and gearing up for further openings, September concluded with the news that several beloved spots wouldn’t make it to 2027, including wine bar OK Omens—marking the end of the nearly 30-year legacy started by Castagna. Still,…

Portland Mercury Published 1 hour ago

The Portland Thorns Are Chasing the Playoffs — and Consistency

There is a lot about soccer that makes it different from any other sport, but one thing that always stands out is that some of the biggest moments are in response to potential. Scoring a goal will always get the strongest celebration, but fans spend a lot of those 90-plus minutes…

Portland Mercury Published 7 hours ago

The Best Bang for Your Buck Events in Portland This Weekend: Oct 2–4, 2026

It’ll be a crisp fall welcome to October this weekend, and we’re suggesting you head out to enjoy events from the Portland Fall Fest to the Endless Wonders Book Fest and from the 73rd Annual Portland Greek Festival to the Portland Trail Blazers Fan Fest. For more ideas, check out…

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