Clayvana's owners dreamed up the idea after monthly pottery nights with friends in Florida 18 years ago.

The Headman stands 10 feet tall and is one of three Indigenous sculptures rising along the Clackamas River.

Four Portland arts groups team up for a Spanish Civil War thriller featuring live opera and music at The Armory.

The 106,000-square-foot building replaces four aging structures and unites 1,200 art students downtown.

Painters, printmakers and jewelry designers throw open their workspaces in Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties this month.

Organizers fielded over 250 art proposals, some involving fire, for the nine-day 2027 festival.

The four-day Far-West Music Conference brings folk and roots music to the DoubleTree by Hilton starting Oct. 15.

Matthew LaBanca turned his 2021 firing into a one-man show, with live performances planned in Portland in the coming months.

Eric Idle stops in Southeast Portland on October 27 to talk thyme, Provence and a life after cancer.

The Pearl District's Textile Hive anchors a monthlong fiber arts celebration, opening Thursday at Skylab Architecture with free RSVP admission.

A 1941 study found 98 percent of Portland's Black workforce depended on the rail terminal for jobs.

Bayne Gardner painted the Simpsons-style memorial the day after Parton's death, ringed with lyrics from her 1972 tribute song.

Shelley Beattie beat rivals as Siren on TV. A new film asks what happened after the cameras stopped.