Ridgefield's concert venue has been renamed Cascades Amphitheater, with Live Nation expecting a successful 22nd season and aiming for a name that reflects the Pacific Northwest.

The Sunday Parkways team in Portland celebrates a successful series of non-motorized transport events and highlights team changes, winter activity tips, and ways to support local bike shops.

Hillsboro announces the "Summer of Sequels" movie lineup for Pix in the Park 2025, revealing fan-favorites like "Jaws 2" and "Toy Story 2" as the top-voted films.

The article describes a forecast of wet and stormy weather for Portland, including showers and gusty winds, with no respite expected until the following Friday.

PSU's choir professor Coty Raven Morris is a semifinalist for the GRAMMY 2025 Music Educator Award, recognized for her contributions to music education.

Oregon Lottery urges players to check for unclaimed prizes including a $58,372.20 Keno and two Powerball tickets worth $150,000 and $50,000 before they expire in 2024.

Glen Powell stars as a washed-up quarterback in Hulu's "Chad Powers," a series inspired by a skit from Eli Manning's ESPN+ docuseries. Powell also serves as co-writer and executive producer.

Providence Park is transforming from soccer field to concert venue for Foo Fighters and other rock concerts, the first event of this kind in nearly 20 years.

The Clackamas County Fair offers a mix of rodeo, live music, and classic fair attractions like food and rides, aiming to provide entertainment for all visitors.

Ween has canceled their upcoming concerts in Seattle, Portland, and Eugene, leaving fans disappointed. No specific reason for the cancellations was provided.

Hillary Clinton is touring to promote her new book "Something Lost, Something Gained", with a stop in Portland ahead of the presidential election. Ticket sales for the event start at $79.50.

Washington County Parks announces its 2022 Summer Concert Series at Hagg Lake, featuring Nate Botsford and Rockit Radio, with complementary performances and food vendors.

The East Portland Summer Arts Festival, featuring Allen Stone and Sheila E., is part of Portland Parks & Recreation's Summer Free For All, offering free events citywide including arts, meals, and activities.