Month: May 2016

Free: one couch. Coins found in cushions yours to keep. Cleaned of stains, tears and memories. Continue reading Lost and Found

The air is vibrating. At least it is at the Alice Coltrane Memorial Coliseum, a subterranean venue for sound experimentation. Noise takes on new meaning here. Continue reading Alice Coltrane Memorial Coliseum

From her native Vietnam, to the high fashion world of Italy, to her Bus 75 spot in the heart of Hollywood (OR), Thu Duong has seen, and sewn, a lot. Continue reading Thu Fashion

Winston Churchill once explained why he likes pigs: “Cats look down on you. Dogs look up to you. Pigs treat you as an equal.” Continue reading Otto’s Sausage Kitchen

For centuries, people have gathered near the Willamette River to buy and sell goods. The tradition lives on. The goods may have changed but the traders haven’t. Continue reading Portland Flea Market