One of the world's largest retro gaming conventions runs at the Oregon Convention Center through Sunday, with Atari co-founder Nolan Bushnell among its special guests.

A fully grown bull elk hopped a fence and wandered toward the reception before leaving on its own — no guests harmed.

Don Mancini joins a Q&A between 35mm screenings of Bride of Chucky and Seed of Chucky on Halloween night in Northeast Portland.

Rhinomite makes its live debut this weekend as Glow-N-Fire brings pyro and stunts to the Rose Quarter.

Portland Weird Fest expects over 1,000 guests for a costumed dance-off, a kids rave and more on Saturday.

Michael Horse hits the Clinton Street Theater stage October 4 for a Q&A, autographs, and the series finale on the big screen.

An 8-foot Sasquatch lands at Portland City Hall while 30 more hide across town, part of Geek Week PDX's free scavenger hunt.

“Hot Blooded” joins Fortnite's Jam Tracks lineup as the Portland duo caps a year of sold-out tours and festival debuts.

A Utah man hands out free kites to kids while a former Navy corpsman says flying helps his PTSD at Long Beach's week-long spectacle.

Drag artists rode hot air balloons at dawn near Newberg, chasing an unofficial world record with roots in Portland drag history.

Terri Clark brings six No. 1 hits and a Hall of Fame résumé to Salem's 1926 landmark on September 13.

A giant Nike ankle sock and prairie schooners barreled down Mt. Tabor as 42 teams chased glory — and each other into the hay bales.

The country hitmaker headlines opening night at L.B. Day Amphitheater, where free seats go fast with fair admission.