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10 Creative Ways to Revamp Your Home

January 3, 2025 by Jessica Berger and Tekela Fisher Leave a Comment

Winter is the perfect season to cozy up at home and breathe new life into your space. Whether you’re looking for small changes or a bold refresh, here are some fun and creative ways to revamp your home and make it a space you’ll love spending time in during the colder months.

1. Create a Cozy Reading Nook

Turn an unused corner into a cozy reading nook. Add a plush chair or oversized bean bag, layer in textured throws and cushions, and install a small shelf or side table to hold your favorite books and a warm mug of cocoa. Don’t forget soft lighting like a floor lamp or fairy lights to set the mood.

2. Refresh Your Walls with Color

Winter can feel a bit dreary, so why not brighten things up with a fresh coat of paint? Opt for a bold accent wall or try trending colors like rich greens, warm terracottas, or calming blues. If painting feels like too much of a commitment, experiment with removable wallpaper for an easy and temporary transformation.

3. Revamp Your Fireplace

Make your fireplace the star of the season. Update the mantle with winter-themed décor, like garlands, candles, or a vintage mirror. If you’re feeling ambitious, paint the fireplace surround or add a tile overlay for a completely new look.

4. Upgrade Your Lighting

The right lighting can transform your home during the darker winter months. Swap outdated fixtures for something modern and eye-catching, or add dimmable lights to create a warm, inviting ambiance. Don’t forget to layer your lighting—combine overhead lights with table lamps and string lights for a cozy vibe.

5. Add Luxurious Textiles

Winter is all about comfort, so bring in luxurious fabrics like velvet, faux fur, or chunky knits. Swap out lighter summer linens for heavier curtains, add a statement rug to a room, or refresh your bedding with warm, layered textures that make it hard to leave your bed in the morning. Here are our favorites* -> https://amzn.to/3Pn1bsw

6. Rearrange Your Furniture

Sometimes a fresh perspective is all you need. Rearranging your furniture can completely change the flow of a room. Try angling your couch toward the fireplace or creating a more intimate seating arrangement to encourage conversation during winter gatherings.

7. Start a Mini Indoor Garden

Bring life and color into your home with indoor plants. Low-maintenance options like pothos, snake plants, or succulents thrive indoors during winter. Add a plant stand or hang planters to create a lush, green vibe that counters the gray skies outside. Here is one of our favorite places for plants https://symbiop.com

8. Update Your Kitchen Décor

The kitchen is often the heart of the home, so don’t neglect it this winter. Replace outdated cabinet hardware, add a chic backsplash, or display colorful, seasonal items like a bowl of winter citrus or festive mugs for an instant mood booster.

9. Makeover Your Entryway

Your entryway sets the tone for your home, so give it a refresh. Add a durable winter rug, a stylish bench with storage, and hooks for coats and scarves. If you have space, a console table with a mirror and a few decorative accents can make your entryway functional and inviting.

10. Create a DIY Art Wall

Use the extra time indoors to unleash your creativity. Gather your favorite prints, photos, or art pieces and create a gallery wall. Mix and match frames, or try a cohesive color scheme to tie the look together. It’s a fun way to personalize your home and showcase your style.

Winter doesn’t have to feel like hibernation—use the season as an opportunity to fall in love with your home all over again. Whether you tackle a big project or just make a few small tweaks, these ideas will keep your space feeling fresh, warm, and uniquely yours all winter long.

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January Events

December 31, 2024 by Jessica Berger and Tekela Fisher Leave a Comment

Happy New Year!! We hope that you are starting out the new year with a fresh look and excitement for what is to come, and what is more exciting than fun things to do around your city? Here are some of our favorite things that are coming up in January!

Studio Ghibli Fest at Omsi

Join OMSI for our annual Studio Ghibli Film Festival on the largest movie screen in Portland! Watch all your favorites, from My Neighbor Totoro to Kiki’s Delivery Service, to kick off 2025.

  • 1945 SE Water Ave – Omsi
  • pricing varies TICKETS
  • January 10th – February 6th

O-Shogatsu, Japanese New Year

O-Shogatsu is a time of celebration for the start of a new year and hopes for happiness and prosperity to come. The Garden will celebrate the beginning of 2025, the Year of the Snake, or hebi in Japanese.

  • 611 SW Kingston Ave – Portland Japanese Garden
  • $15.95+ TICKETS
  • January 12th – 10am – 2:30pm

Rose City Classic Dog Show

The Rose City Classic Series of Dog Shows is one of the largest and most popular dog events in the United States. Many of the best dogs in America and dogs from foreign countries travel to Portland each January to compete.

  • 2060 N Marine Dr – Portland Expo Center
  • $15+ – TICKETS
  • January 15th -19th

Portland Folk Festival

Portland’s Folk Festival began in 2018 at McMenamin’s White Eagle as a way for Portland musicians to come together to celebrate the burgeoning local scene and enjoy each other’s craft.

  • 1332 W Burnside St – Crystal Ballroom
  • $55+ TICKETS
  • January 17th -18th, 5pm-11:30pm

Winter Beer Fest

There are 2 festivals, one at each location, each on a different weekend. The fest is divided into three sessions. An entry pass will provide a branded festival glass, eight tasting tickets, a StormBreaker sticker, 20% off merchandise, and a coupon for a future StormBreaker Pint on your next visit.

  • Stormbreaker Brewing
  • $25 TICKETS
  • January 17th-18th @ St. Johns Brewery
  • January 25th -26th @ Mississippi Brewery

FAN EXPO Portland

Formerly Wizard World Portland, this is the ultimate place to celebrate fandom. Join tens of thousands of fans just like you and experience the ultimate playground for comics, sci-fi, horror, anime, and gaming

  • 777 NE MLK Jr – Oregon Convention Center
  • $28+ TICKETS
  • January 24th – 26th

Fathom Immersive Art Experience

FATHOM is a new immersive art experience produced by Portland-based creative collective Roboto Octopodo. Featuring oodles of otherworldly undersea-themed creations in the heart of downtown Portland, FATHOM will delight and inspire visitors of all ages!

  • 520 SW 4th Avenue
  • $22 TICKETS
  • November 15th and 16th, 5pm-10pm

We hope to see you at some of these awesome events!

Looking for something else to do? Check out our best of lists!

November Events

October 28, 2024 by Jessica Berger and Tekela Fisher Leave a Comment

The leaves are changing, the air is cooling, and the rain is starting to move in. That also means people are getting ready for the holiday season. That means there is no shortage of fun events to do in November to keep your mind off the changing weather. Enjoy and if we missed anything you love, please let us know!

Portland Book Festival

The largest celebration of literature and literacy in the Pacific Northwest includes an extensive book fair, large-scale events, smaller panels, on-stage conversations, and readings, all held at and around the Portland Art Museum

  • 1219 SW Park
  • pricing varies TICKETS
  • Saturday Nov 2nd

First Thursday

Stroll through the art galleries in the pearl for an evening of art, music, and wine! Parking is difficult so public transit is recommended

  • The Pearl District
  • Free
  • Nov. 7th; 5pm – 10pm though gallery hours vary.

Kumoricon

Kumoricon embodies the best parts of fandom and what it is to live in the Pacific Northwest. Stretching across generations, anime fans have gathered together for an amazing annual event. The Kumoricon family grows yearly, making it the largest anime convention in Oregon.

  • Oregon Convention Center
  • pricing varies – TICKETS
  • November 8-10th

Veterans Day Parade

The Portland Veterans Day Parade is an inclusive, nonpartisan, family-friendly event honoring all Veterans, past and present, living and deceased.

  • MLK and Beech – MLK and Emerson
  • Free
  • Monday, Nov. 11th. 10am – 12pm

Snack Fest

You’ll experience live entertainment, demos, educational breakout sessions and opportunities to meet the makers of your favorite food and products. You’ll also have the ability to experience special, one-off pop-up’s from chefs near and far. There are ticketed experiences inside the event, but no entrance fees.

  • Alder Block
  • Free
  • November 15-17th, times vary

Portland Holiday Market

More than 100,000 square feet of display space are filled with hundreds of exhibitors. Food items, gifts, artwork, jewelry, home décor, clothing, spirits, craft items, books, ornaments, leather goods, bath and body, and much more. This show has handcrafted, artisan and unique items you’ll never find in big box stores. 

  • Portland Expo Center
  • $12 -$27 TICKETS
  • November 15th – 17th

Brew Lights

Enjoy the twinkling magical wonderland of ZooLights—without any kids. Enjoy the sixth annual BrewLights, presented by TriMet, a ZooLights brew festival experience for the 21-and-over crowd with more than 45 Northwest breweries and cideries to sample from.

  • Oregon Zoo
  • $40-$65 TICKETS
  • November 15th and 16th, 5pm-10pm

Wine Country Thanksgiving

During Wine Country Thanksgiving more than 150 wineries open their doors to the public, offering samples of favorite labels and special vintages. The holiday weekend festivities include live music, food and wine pairings, and the opportunity to visit with winemakers at some of Oregon’s top wineries — including many not usually open to the public.

  • Various Locations
  • Pricing varies by winery
  • Nov. 22nd – 24th and Nov. 29th – Dec 1st

Meat and Cheese Festival

With the recent boom in artisan shops across the Pacific Northwest the Cheese and Meat Festival aims to showcase products that you would see on a “charcuterie board” and items that pair with the board. Think Cheeses, meats, pickles, bread’s etc.

  • Leftbank Annex
  • $75+ TICKETS
  • Nov. 23rd, 3pm start or 7pm start times available.

Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony

Portland’s Tree Lighting will be live in person at Pioneer Courthouse Square the day after Thanksgiving, Friday, November 24th. Featuring a joyful sing-along with Portland’s own Thomas Lauderdale from Pink Martini, local musicians and chorale singers, this event is the highlight of the holiday season downtown.  

  • Pioneer Courthouse Square
  • Free
  • November 29th, 5:30pm

We hope to see you at some of these awesome events!

Looking for something else to do? Check out our best of lists!

Tomo Ramen

October 20, 2024 by Jessica Berger and Tekela Fisher Leave a Comment

Hidden on SE Hawthorne St, Tomo Ramen is a cozy jewel in Portland’s culinary crown. They offer a unique take on the classic Japanese noodle house. Its interior, a captivating mix of dark tones and vibrant reds, is adorned with intriguing Japanese pop culture art, creating an inviting, eclectic atmosphere. This snug space is perfect for those seeking a relaxed meal away from the hustle and bustle of the city.

What we ordered

At Tomo Ramen, ordering is a breeze with their modern kiosk system, adding a convenient, contemporary touch to the dining experience. The staff, known for their efficiency and friendliness, ensures that your food arrives promptly and piping hot at your table.

Our culinary adventure began with the Shrimp Tempura, a dish that delighted us with its perfect seasoning and crisp texture. The tempura was a harmonious blend of crunch and flavor, setting a high bar for the rest of the meal.

The star of the show was Tomo’s Ramen. This hearty bowl came brimming with rich pork broth, succulent chashu pork belly, and perfectly fried pork pieces. The vegetables, including steamed bean sprouts, cabbage, spinach, and marinated bamboo shoots, added freshness and crunch. The dish was completed with garnishes of scallion, fried onion, garlic flake, and nori, creating a symphony of flavors and textures in every bite.

For a vegetarian twist, the Veggie Miso Ramen was an absolute winner. It featured a robust miso broth filled with an array of top-quality ingredients: homemade tofu nuggets, steamed bean sprouts, cabbage, marinated bamboo shoots, pickled ginger, avocado slices, and sliced tofu. Topped with scallion and nori, this dish was a testament to the kitchen’s ability to cater to diverse dietary preferences without compromising on taste.

Ambiance

Tomo Ramen’s ambiance adds significantly to the dining experience. The dimly lit interior, with its black walls and red accents, creates a cozy yet vibrant setting. The red lampshades cast a warm glow, enhancing the intimate feel of the restaurant. The walls, adorned with prints of old Japanese films, transport diners into a world that beautifully bridges traditional Japanese culture with modern aesthetics.

Final Thoughts on Tomo Ramen

Tomo Ramen is more than just a place to eat; it’s a destination for those seeking an authentic, flavorful, and enjoyable ramen experience in Portland. From the warm welcome to the last spoonful of delicious broth, every visit to Tomo Ramen is a journey of culinary delight. Its combination of great food, unique ambiance, and friendly service makes it a must-visit spot for both locals and visitors alike. Next time you’re in the area and craving a bowl of soul-satisfying ramen, remember that Tomo Ramen is waiting to welcome you with open arms.

October Events

September 24, 2024 by Jessica Berger and Tekela Fisher Leave a Comment

It’s officially fall and I can smell the pumpkin spice from here! Luckily there is still no shortage of things to this month, and with any luck, the nice weather will stick around for most of October! Check out this list of events going on around Portland! We also have a list of some haunted houses below if you are feeling spooky!

First Thursday

Stroll through the art galleries in the pearl for an evening of art, music, and wine! Parking is difficult so public transit is recommended

The Pearl District

Free

October 3rd

5pm – 10pm though gallery hours vary.

Portland Greek Festival

The Portland Greek Festival is celebrated as the largest Greek Festival on the west coast with more than 15,000 people attending. This cultural experience features Greek food, music, dance and shopping! This year the event is going cashless and using wristbands to help you sample all the delicious offerings!

3131 NE Glisan St

$5 Admission

October 4th – 6th

Hood River Hops Fest

The Hood River Hops Fest is an annual celebration of beer’s bitter friend, freshly harvested hops.  Celebrating it’s 20th year, they will be hosting over 25 breweries and allowing you to purchase a commemorative cup, or bring your own glass!

Hood River Waterfront

$20-$35 – TICKETS

October 5th: 11am – 7pm

    Hood River Harvest Fest

    • You will find the valleys best fall bounty at this festival, produce, honey, flowers, plants and more! You can also find handcrafted gifts, live music, multiple food carts, and a bounce house area for the kiddos!
    • Hood River Event Site
    • $12, kids under 12 are free – TICKETS
    • October 11th – 13th
    • Friday 1pm – 6pm
    • Saturday 10am – 6pm
    • Sunday 10am – 5pm

    Spirit of Halloweentown

    • Each year, St. Helens, the filming site of the otherwise forgettable Halloweentown, remembers its brush with the dollar DVD bin with The Spirit of Halloweentown, a fun, family-friendly celebration of the spookiest holiday around.
    • St Helens, OR

    $40 online – TICKETS

    Weekends: September 28th – October 27th + October 31st

    Portland Film Festival

    • The festival focuses on people, ideas, technology, skills and artistry behind filmmaking and provides both entertaining and educational opportunities to the public.
      Portland Film Festival is Portland Oregon’s largest film festival by filmmakers for filmmakers.
    • Mcmenamins Kennedy School
    • $99 – TICKETS
    • October 16th – 20th

    Giant Pumpkin Regatta

    • The West Coast Giant Pumpkin Regatta is one of the most unique fall Festivals in Oregon. Since 2004 people from around the country have gathered to watch costumed characters paddle giant pumpkin boats in a series of races.
    • Lake of the Commons – Tualatin

    Free

    October 20th, 10am – 4pm

    Haunted Houses

    • Oaks Park Scaregrounds
    • The Fear PDX Haunted House
    • Underhill Haunted House
    • BeerQuest Haunted Pub Tour
    • Haunted Shanghai Tunnel Tours

    We hope to see you at some of these awesome events!

    Looking for something else to do? Check out our best of lists!

    Pumpkin Patches

    September 24, 2024 by Jessica Berger and Tekela Fisher Leave a Comment

    With the leaves changing, the sweaters slowing coming out of the back of the closet, and pumpkin spice invading every part of our lives, you’ve probably realized it’s fall! That means it is time for one of our absolute favorite family activities, visiting the Portland area pumpkin patches! Whether you need pumpkins for carving or you just want cute family photos, there is much more to do than wander around the pumpkin field.

    In alphabetical order, here is a list of the places that we recommend!


    Bauman’s Harvest Festival

    • Open Now
    • Tues-Sun: 9am – 5pm
    • $20 Tues – Fri *Fri – 11th is $30
    • $30 Sat – Sun

    12989 Howell Prairie Rd NE, Gervais

    Naming this a festival isn’t an exaggeration, with more than 25 activities, you are sure to be entertained for the full day. Admission covers the cost of all activities which include: apple cannon, bounce houses, bug train, corn maze, dark maze, giant slide, jumping pillows, petting zoo and more.


    Bella Organic

    • Starting September 28th
    • Sun-Thur: 9am – 6pm
    • Fri-Sat: 9am – 10pm

    Free Admission

    16205 NW Gillihan Rd

      All activities can either be purchased a la carte or as an all day activity bracelet. Activities include a cow train, a grain train, a hay maze and duck races, a petting zoo, corn maze and haunted maze.


      Bushue’s Family Farm

      • Starting September 28th
      • Thur-Sun: 10am – 5pm

      Free Admission

      9880 SE Revenue Rd, Boring

      Visiting the pumpkin patch and animal farm are both free, other activities can be purchased a la carte, or as a $13 wrist band. Save $2 on Thursdays!


      Lee Farms

      • Open Now
      • Tues-Sat: 9am – 6pm
      • Sun: 9am – 5pm
      • $20 on Tues/Weds
      • $25 on Thurs-Sun

      21975 SW 65th Ave, Tualatin

      Tickets include access to the pumpkin patch, farm store, animal area, giant slide, jumping pillow, wagon rides, and playground.


      Plumper Pumpkins

      • Open Now
      • Wed-Sun: 9am – 5:30pm
      • $16 when purchased online
      • $18 when purchased onsite

      11435 NW Old Cornelius Pass Road

      Admission includes access to the pumpkin patch, corn maze, hay rides, petting zoo, slides, lawn games, and ball zone.


      The Pumpkin Patch

      • Open Now
      • Wed-Sun: 9am – 5:30pm
      • Free entry
      • $9-$11 corn maze

      11435 NW Old Cornelius Pass Road

      The original Portland pumpkin patch. They offer hay rides, an animal barn, cafe and coffeehouse, gift shop, produce market, and specialty food carts! There is also a corn maze for an additional cost.


      Let us know where you end up this year and what your favorite pumpkin patch is to visit!

      August Events

      July 31, 2024 by Jessica Berger and Tekela Fisher Leave a Comment

      Can you believe we are almost to the end of summer? Well to celebrate we have an insane number of events for you! There are also so many street fairs and one day cultural events that they have their very own list at the end. You can also watch the world famous Hood to Coast relay!

      First Thursday

      Stroll through the art galleries in the pearl for an evening of art, music, and wine! Parking is difficult so public transit is recommended

      The Pearl District

      Free

      August 1st, 5pm – 10pm

      Dahlia Festival

      Celebrate the season of dahlias. Stroll through almost 40 acres and a beautiful display garden of stunning dahlias featuring over 370 varieties. The beautiful fields are open from August to September each year.

      Swan Island Dahlias

      Free

      Wednesdays-Sundays, 9am-5:30pm

      Pickathon

      The three-day festival on 80 acres just outside Portland attracts a range of indie, rock and rap artists as well as the bluegrass troupes that gave the event its name. The lineup is geared toward new music discovery; don’t worry if you haven’t heard of most of the artists that’s half of the fun!

      Pendarvis Farm

      From $205 – TICKETS

      August 1st-4th

      Concerts in the Park

      For over a century, local musicians of all genres and traditions have been entertaining crowds in Portland parks every summer. Listen to diverse beats like improvisational African jazz or Celtic folk-rock and enjoy a bite from local food vendors like Pips Original Doughnuts as you jam out with other community members.

      Citywide

      Free

      Thursday, Friday, Saturday 6:30pm

      Vanport Jazz Festival

      The Vanport Jazz Festival, presented by Moda Health and the Portland Trail Blazers, honors the city of Vanport and the voices that formed Portland’s jazz community. Near the historic 1948 flood site, the event transforms Colwood Golf Course into a cultural revival, welcoming nationally renowned artists and breathing new life into Portland jazz.

      Colwood Golf Center

      Starting at $65 – TICKETS

      August 2nd-3rd, times vary

      Portland Hot Sauce Expo

      Enjoy the taste of a huge variety of hot sauces at this annual exhibition. The expo includes free hot sauce tastings, a selection of craft beers and specialty cocktails, snacks ranging from barbecue to vegan bites, and the “Stage of Doom”.

      OMSI

      Starting at $10 – TICKETS

      August 10th – 11th,

      Bridge Pedal

      Portland’s annual Bridge Pedal is a community celebration of the city’s iconic bridges and biking culture. Join your friends and neighbors for the one opportunity each year to bike or walk on Portland’s car-free streets and bridges

      Multiple Locations

      Starting at $40 – TICKETS

      August 11th

      Adult Soap Box Derby

      Put down your video game controllers and step away from your Mario Kart. The best way to race isn’t on a screen; it’s down an extinct cinder cone volcano in Southeast Portland. The annual PDX Adult Soapbox Derby, pits grown-up kids against each other, with each team designing and assembling their own downhill racers in pursuit of maximum speed or big laughs.

      Mt Tabor Park

      Free

      August 17th, 10am – 4pm

      Hood To Coast

      If you aren’t running this relay (timberline to seaside) you can still cheer runners on as they make their way towards the coast. OR avoid the areas if you don’t want the interruption to traffic.

      Various Locations – MAPS

      Free to watch

      August 23th-24th

      Culture Festivals and Street Fairs

      • Fremont Festival – August 3rd
      • Chinese Festival – August 3rd
      • St. Johns Art Walk – August 3rd
      • Obon Festival – August 3rd
      • India Festival – August 11th
      • Multnomah Days – August 17th
      • Kenton Street Fair – August 18th
      • Pan African Festival – August 24th
      • Hawthorne Street Fair – August 25th
      • Portland Middle East Festival – August 25th

      We hope to see you at some of these awesome events!

      Looking for something else to do? Check out our best of lists!

      Beaches

      July 30, 2024 by Jessica Berger and Tekela Fisher Leave a Comment

      With summer quickly coming to an end, we figure now is the perfect time to get those last minute beach trips in! From rivers to lakes, here are our favorites beaches in the Portland area!

      blue lake beach area
      • Blue Lake
      • 20500 NE Marine Dr, Fairview

      This lake has a little bit of everything. You can swim, fish, hike, rent paddle boats, or enjoy the splash pad! There are also multiple picnic areas available to the public.


      broughton beach
      • Broughton Beach
      • 3547 NE Marine Dr, Portland

      This is a popular beach for anyone not wanting to leave the city. With a large parking lot and boat ramp this beach is a popular pick-up and drop-off spot for jet skis and speedboats


      kelley point park
      • Kelley Point Park
      • N Kelly Point Park Rd, Portland

      This large park forms the tip of the peninsula where the Columbia and Willamette rivers meet. You can swim, picnic, hike, or canoe!


      suave island beach
      • Sauvie Island Beach
      • 38798 NW Reeder Rd, Portland

      This large beach runs along the Columbia river and offers up tons of space to spread out and enjoy the cool waters.


      bellwood riverfront park
      • Sellwood Riverfront Park
      • 1221 SE Oaks Park Way, Portland

      This long park runs along the Willamette River and offer both sandy and rocky resting points. There is also a boat launch, large dock, and off leash dog park making this the best beach for your pooch!


      frenchman's beach
      • Vancouver Lake Park
      • 9612 NW Lower River Rd, Vancouver

      Also called Frenchman’s, here you will find sandy beaches, picnic areas, a playground, and multiple sand volleyball courts!


      • Cathedral Park
      • 6422 N Philadelphia Ave, Portland

      The brand new swimming dock has made this an even more popular beach!

      Thanks!

      We hope that this will help you to get out and enjoy the weather and a little fresh air. If you want more info on any of these beaches before you go, be sure to check out Swim Guide! Did we miss your favorite spot around Portland? Let us know in the comments!

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