Home grown
Oregon style is local and global, personal and communal, earthy and ethereal. And it is ever evolving.
The poetic art of CJ Hurley
The Architectural Heritage Center presents “Houses, Landscapes, Flowers & Dreams: The Poetic Art of CJ Hurley.”
Room with a View
Trying to make life beautiful is not a bad way to spend a life, and maybe that’s why I’m so fascinated by Pietro Belluschi who did that so successfully. And did much of it right here in Oregon. You can see his houses, office buildings and churches around the state.
Coming back to comfort
As dark nights and cool weather return, German foods and beers create a warm celebration.
My place: Matthew Dickman, all-American poet
Web only extended version: Go home with Matthew Dickman, writer of poems and keeper of the world’s meanest cat.
Introduction to carpentry for women
Portland’s ReBuilding Center is offering a two-part workshop designed to teach women the basics of carpentry.
First Thursday
Thursday, Sep. 1 is Portland’s monthly “First Thursday,” a celebration of art, wine and music in downtown Portland.
Many Are Cold But Few Are Frozen
The Energy Trust of Oregon is sponsoring The Oldest Fridge Contest to encourage people to recycle those ancient energy suckers, and they’ve made it fun by dangling a $1,000 grand prize toward a new appliance.
Street of Dreams winners announced
The Home Builders Association of Metropolitan Portland announced award winners for this year’s Street of Dreams, ranging from Best Kitchen to Best Floor Plan.
