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Best Indoor Activities

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

February in Portland often reaches the point where the relentless rain starts to wear on everyone. While some escape to sunnier destinations, others find joy right here in the city, exploring Portland’s amazing indoor activities. If you’re looking to shake off the dreary weather without leaving town, you’re in luck. Here are some of our favorite things to do away from the rain.

Museums

  • Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI): A family favorite, OMSI is an educational wonderland. Here, hands-on science exhibits, a planetarium, and even a submarine tour offer an exciting and informative experience for visitors of all ages.
  • Portland Art Museum: A serene haven for art aficionados, this museum boasts a diverse collection that spans ancient artifacts to contemporary art pieces. It’s a tranquil spot for adults to immerse themselves in the world of art and creativity.
  • Hopscotch PDX: For those seeking a unique, artistic escape from the rain, Hopscotch PDX offers an immersive art experience that’s sure to captivate. This interactive exhibit blends visual art, technology, and soundscapes to create a one-of-a-kind adventure.

Escape Rooms

  • Escapology Renowned for its highly immersive and challenging escape rooms, Escapology offers an array of themed adventures, perfect for puzzle enthusiasts looking for a thrilling experience.
  • Escapism Step into captivating environments with complex puzzles, offering a memorable and exciting escape room experience.
  • Escape Games PDX Test your wits in unique themed rooms ranging from the mysterious Sherlock Holmes to the quirky Portlandia.
  • Hour to Midnight Known for its meticulously crafted sets and engaging storylines, this venue provides an interactive and engaging adventure for all.

Wine Tasting Rooms

  • Enso Winery SE: This cozy urban winery offers a relaxing atmosphere and a diverse selection of local wines, perfect for unwinding.
  • Erath Winery NW: A pioneer in Oregon winemaking, Erath Winery is known for its exceptional Pinot Noir and a wide range of varietals that showcase the unique terroir of the region.
  • Boedecker Cellars NW: Renowned for its elegant and expressive wines, Boedecker Cellars provides an intimate setting to explore some of Portland’s finest locally crafted wines.
  • Battle Creek Cellars NW: Step into this inviting cellar to sample an array of exceptional wines from the Willamette Valley.

Indoor Climbing Gyms

  • The Circuit Bouldering Gym NE: A world-class bouldering gym offering challenges for all skill levels.
  • Movement Portland NW: Features quality climbing routes and bouldering areas, suitable for both novices and experts.
  • Portland Rock Gym NE: Enhance your climbing skills with a variety of courses and training programs at this premier gym.

We hope some of these things help you to beat the grey weather. Let us know your favorite things to do on rainy days. Looking for other lists of things to do? Find those HERE

Portland Real Estate Market Feb 2024: Trends, Extremes, and Opportunities

February 1, 2024 by Jessica Berger and Tekela Fisher Leave a Comment

Navigating Portland’s Dynamic Market in 2024

It’s February which means it is time to look back on the previous month and analyze the real estate trends and market conditions. As we venture deeper into 2024, the Portland real estate market is showing signs of significant change. The last few months have seen a drop in interest rates, resulting in an increased influx of buyers. Although rates are higher than the lows of 2021, there’s an emerging acceptance of these figures as the new normal. Reflecting on 2023, a year marked by a downturn in real estate, it’s notable that the average home price still rose by 3.5%. With the recent increase in market activity, we’re anticipating an appreciation of over 5% in 2024, a projection in line with most economists’ expectations.

The Most and Least Expensive Homes Sold Last Month

The Portland real estate market is diverse, ranging from luxury to affordability. Last month’s sales highlight this range vividly.

An exemplar of luxury, the most expensive home sold last month in Portland was located in Dunthorpe. This stunning property, with 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms and 3 half bathrooms over 7450 square feet, sat on 1.1 Acres. This home sold for a remarkable $3,250,000 showcasing the strength of Portland’s high-end market.

Contrasting this luxury, the least expensive home sold offers a glimpse into the market’s affordability. Situated in NE Portland, this cottage with 1bedroom and 1 bathroom, and a total area of 640 sqft, sold for just $298,000. Despite its modesty, it was cute, move in ready and had a large yard, proving that the Portland market caters to a wide range of budgets.

For Sellers: Seizing the Moment

The onset of Portland’s spring market this February brings new opportunities for sellers. With inventory levels dipping and buyer interest spiking, well-priced homes in popular areas are again attracting multiple offers. Recent experiences, like my offer being $60K over yet fourth in line, hint at a competitive season ahead. Sellers contemplating the right time to list might find the current market conditions ideal, especially with the trend of multiple offers expected to continue until around June.

For Buyers: Strategies in a Competitive Market

Buyers should brace for a competitive landscape. Homes are quickly becoming sought-after, often drawing multiple offers. While the highest offer often wins, we have several strategies to make your offer stand out. Currently, interest rates are around 6.5%, but a further decrease expected in spring could intensify competition. For those seeking less competition, exploring homes that have been on the market longer or are in less popular areas might be advantageous. Remember, the best time to buy is when it feels right for you, but with prices likely to rise, acting sooner may be beneficial.

Tailored Advice and Guidance

Whether you’re looking to buy, sell, or simply explore your options in Portland’s real estate market, personalized advice is key. For strategies, market timing, affordability, or property valuation, feel free to reach out. Together, we can navigate the evolving landscape of Portland’s real estate market in 2024.

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February Events

February 1, 2024 by Jessica Berger and Tekela Fisher Leave a Comment

The beginning of February brings about some of Portlands favorite annual events. We have the celebration of black history month, the winter light festival, and Oregon craft beer month! Let’s get into some of the things we are most excited for!

Cascade Festival of African Films

The festival is a tribute to the filmmakers whose dedication and creativity have brought extraordinary stories to life. It’s an ode to the audience whose appreciation and support fuel African cinema’s continued growth and evolution. 

  • Multiple Locations
  • Free
  • MORE INFO
  • Feburary 2nd – March 3rd

Portland Winter Light Festival

The festival’s theme in 2024 is Glowing Under Pressure, exploring the mysteries of the deep sea and inspired by bioluminescent wonders. There is no centralized location this year so check the website for the schedule.

  • Various Locations
  • Free
  • MORE INFO
  • February 2nd – 10th

Dumpling Week

A citywide celebration featuring inventive dumpling creations that you won’t find anywhere else. Participating restaurants will serve up special dumplings unavailable on their regular menus for dining in, take-out and/or delivery.

  • Various Locations
  • pricing varies
  • MORE INFO
  • February 4th – 10th

Lunar New Year at Lan Su Chinese Gardens

Welcome the Year of the Dragon at Portland’s most iconic Lunar New Year celebration experience. witness the garden aglow with hanging red lanterns, illuminating sweeping rooflines while Lake Zither reflects the lights of large-scale floating lantern sculptures. They are also offering special holiday teas in the newly reopened tea house!

  • Lan Su Chinese Garden
  • pricing varies
  • MORE INFO
  • February 7th – 28th

SW Washington Wine and Chocolate Festival

Visit individual tasting rooms in Clark and Cowlitz counties to sample local wines paired with artisan chocolates for Southwest Washington Winery Association St Valentine’s Wine and Chocolate Festival.

  • Various Locations
  • Wine tastings vary by location
  • MORE INFO
  • February 9th – 18th

Mardi Gras Ball

The New Orleans Times-Picayune has listed Portland’s annual Mardi Gras Ball as one of the top five most authentic Mardi Gras celebrations in the United States outside Louisiana.

  • Wonder Ballroom
  • $30 – TICKETS
  • MORE INFO
  • February 10th

Trail Blazers Celebration of Black History

Join Portland’s NBA team, the Portland Trail Blazers, at their annual Celebration of Black History. This event honors the city’s Black and African American community and celebrates their contributions nationwide.

  • Moda Center
  • Cost Varies
  • MORE INFO
  • February 10th

Mardi Gras Parade

Each year the Mysti Krewe of Nimbus hosts a free, family-friendly  Mardi Gras parade for everyone. The parade steps off at 7:00 pm starting near Humboldt St and proceeds down Mississippi Avenue to Cook St.,  just past Fremont.

  • N Mississippi
  • Free
  • MORE INFO
  • February 13th

Portland Jazz Festival

The Biamp Portland Jazz Festival is a two-week multi-venue celebration of jazz presented in Portland, Oregon. The Festival is dedicated to evolving America’s art form, featuring recognized jazz masters and rising jazz stars, alongside local jazz heroes.

  • Various Locations
  • Pricing Varies
  • MORE INFO
  • February 16th – March 2nd

Zwicklemania

Named after the “zwickel,” a German word for the sample port found on fermentation vessels, Zwickelmania is an annual celebration of craft beer in Oregon. The Oregon Brewers Guild is pleased to announce that more than 50 breweries are participating in this tradition. 

  • Wonder Ballroom
  • Free tastes at most breweries
  • MORE INFO
  • February 17th

Highball Week

Get ready for an ENTIRE WEEK of specially crafted, original cocktails mixed by the best bartenders in town… and get this; they’re only $8 each.

  • Various Locations
  • $8 per cocktail
  • MORE INFO
  • February 20th – 26th

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

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

Han Oak

January 9, 2024 by Jessica Berger and Tekela Fisher Leave a Comment

As a fervent lover of Korean cuisine, I’m always on the lookout for places that capture its essence and authenticity. In my culinary adventures across Portland, Han Oak has emerged not just as a restaurant, but as a celebration of Korean flavors, marrying tradition with modernity. This gem in Portland is a testament to the versatility and richness of Korean cuisine, and my recent visit there was nothing short of spectacular.

jessica berger, han oak
The Ambiance: A Blend of Tradition and Modern Comfort

Han Oak is not your typical dining venue. It brings Korean-inspired cuisine to life in a setting that’s both intimate and inviting. The ambiance of the restaurant is akin to dining in a stylish, welcoming home. The decor is a thoughtful mix of minimalist and cozy, creating an environment where every meal feels like a special occasion.

The dining experience at Han Oak is further elevated by its exceptionally relaxed yet attentive service. The staff was knowledgeable, not only about the menu items but also in their tips on crafting the perfect gimbap roll and suggesting flavor combinations. Their attentiveness shone through as they were quick to refill our sides and ensure that every aspect of our meal was taken care of, enhancing the overall enjoyment of our dining experience.

Cocktails and Starters: A Prelude to the Feast

Our evening began with an exploration of Han Oak’s cocktail menu, featuring the “On Screen Chemistry” and “You’ll Be Hearing From My Lawyer.” Each cocktail was a masterful blend of flavors, setting a high bar for the meal to come. The banchan selection was our first foray into the meal, with each small dish – from the beets in miso ginger vinaigrette to the silken tofu in chili vinegar – showcasing the depth and variety of Korean cuisine.

cocktails, han oak
banchan, han oak
The Gimbap Party: A Culinary Adventure

The highlight of the night was undoubtedly the Gimbap Party Menu. Served in a sizzling stone bowl, the selection included beef bulgogi, pork shoulder, and a delightful assortment of pickled vegetables. However, the star of the show was the cured scallops, which added an exquisite touch to our DIY gimbap rolls. The interactive nature of this meal not only allowed for personalized flavors but also added a fun and engaging element to our dining experience.

gimbap roll, han oak
Final Reflections on Han Oak

Han Oak is a place where my love for Korean cuisine is not only met but exceeded. From the harmonious ambiance and impeccable service to the innovative dishes and fun-filled karaoke, Han Oak stands as a beacon of culinary excellence in Portland. It’s a must-visit for anyone who shares a passion for Korean cuisine and looks for an experience that goes beyond just dining.

Best Mocktail bars

December 21, 2023 by Jessica Berger and Tekela Fisher Leave a Comment

Celebrate Without the Hangover

In recent years, Portland has not only embraced but also championed the rise of the mocktail, creating a prominent scene for those seeking alternatives to traditional alcoholic drinks. This vibrant city, known for its innovative and inclusive culinary and beverage culture, has become a hub for those looking to enjoy the social aspects of drinking without the alcohol. Whether you’re taking a break from alcohol, exploring the expansive world of the mocktail, or simply looking for a different kind of night out, Portland’s array of venues specializing in non-alcoholic drinks offers something for everyone.

Abigail Hall

813 SW Alder

Abigail Hall, with its historic charm and modern twist, provides a captivating setting for enjoying non-alcoholic beverages. The bar prides itself on creating mocktails that are every bit as exciting and complex as their alcoholic counterparts.

Bye and Bye

1011 NE Alberta

In the vegan-friendly area of Portland, Bye and Bye stands out for its eclectic range of non-alcoholic drinks. These creative mocktails complement their plant-based menu and offer a refreshing experience.

Blank Slate

7201 NE Glisan

Blank Slate is the ideal choice for those who enjoy a well-made drink. Their non-alcoholic menu includes a variety of mocktails and caffeine-free lattes, all crafted with high-quality ingredients.

Eem

3808 N Williams

This spot is famous for blending Thai flavors with BBQ and doesn’t hold back on its non-alcoholic drink options. Eem’s mocktails are bold and pair perfectly with their spicy dishes, offering a flavorful experience.

Epif

404 NE 28th

Epif offers a unique taste of South American cuisine and complements it with an array of non-alcoholic drink choices. Their mocktails are inspired by traditional South American drinks, providing an authentic taste experience.

Holy Ghost

4101 SE 28th

Holy Ghost is a trendy and modern bar with a dynamic environment, perfect for a non-alcoholic night out. Their visually stunning mocktails are as enjoyable to look at as they are to drink.

Old Gold

2105 N Killingsworth

Known for its cozy ambiance and an excellent selection of beverages, Old Gold offers delightful non-alcoholic options for those looking to enjoy a drink without the buzz. Their mocktails are crafted with the same care as their alcoholic beverages.

Sousol

227 SE 6th

As a speakeasy-style bar, Sousol offers an intimate atmosphere along with its sophisticated non-alcoholic mocktails. It’s an ideal spot for those looking for an upscale experience without alcohol.

The Sudra

28 NE 28th

Epif offers a unique taste of South American cuisine and complements it with an array of non-alcoholic drink choices. Their mocktails are inspired by traditional South American drinks, providing an authentic taste experience.

Conclusion

Portland’s non-alcoholic drink scene mirrors the city’s diverse and inclusive culture, offering something special for everyone. Whether you’re celebrating without alcohol or just exploring new beverage options, these spots ensure your experience is just as festive and enjoyable. Have you visited any of these establishments for a non-alcoholic night out, or do you have a go-to place for mocktails in Portland? Share your thoughts and let’s keep celebrating the vibrant world of non-alcoholic drinks in Portland!

Looking for more best of lists? You can see those HERE

December Events

November 30, 2023 by Jessica Berger and Tekela Fisher Leave a Comment

It’s December which means the holidays are fully upon us! Most of the events happening this month are holiday or light related. We hope you are able to get in the spirit and enjoy many of these events!

Holiday Brew Fest

The Portland Holiday Brew Fest will feature 25+ holiday/winter beers and ciders from around the Northwest

  • Pioneer Square
  • $10-$30 – Tickets
  • MORE INFO
  • December 2nd and 3rd

Fremont Holiday Fest

Shop, dine and explore NE Fremont!

  • NE Fremont from 42nd to 50th
  • Free
  • MORE INFO
  • December 1st, 4-7 pm

Scan Fair

ScanFair brings Scandinavia to Portland through traditional food and drink vendors, an entertainment program focused on cultural heritage, games, activities, and crafts

  • Oregon Convention Center
  • pricing varies – TICKETS
  • MORE INFO
  • December 9th and 10th

Holiday Activities

  1. Zoo Lights – Oregon Zoo
  2. Gingerbread Display – Benson Hotel
  3. Festival of Trees – Convention Center
  4. Pittock Mansion Christmas – Pittock Mansion
  5. Holiday Express – Oregon Rail Heritage Center
  6. Winter Wonderland – Portland International Raceway
  7. Christmas Festival of Lights – The Grotto
  8. Silverton Christmas Market – The Oregon Garden
  9. Christmas Ships Parade – Willamette and Columbia Rivers

Holiday Shopping

  1. PDX pop up shops – Downtown
  2. Laurelhurst Winter Bazaar – Laurelhurst School
  3. Crafty Wonderland – Oregon Convention Center
  4. Portland Holiday Market – Veteran Memorial Coliseum
  5. NAYA Native Made Winter Market – Lloyd Center
  6. Portland Bazaar – 1715 NW 17th Ave

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

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

Family Fun in Portland

November 7, 2023 by Jessica Berger and Tekela Fisher Leave a Comment

Portland, Oregon, is a treasure trove of activities that promise fun for the whole family. This green city delights with its unique blend of interactive learning environments, abundant natural beauty, and urban play areas that are perfect for visitors and residents alike. Let’s dive into some of the best family-friendly activities that Portland has to offer.

Science and Stars: Oregon Museum of Science and Industry (OMSI)

Kickstart your Portland adventure at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry, affectionately known as OMSI. It’s where science comes alive through engaging exhibits and hands-on experiments that fascinate both the young and the young at heart. From exploring the stars in the planetarium to boarding a real submarine, OMSI provides a full day’s worth of discovery.

Wild Encounters: Oregon Zoo

Nestled within the lush Washington Park, the Oregon Zoo is a window into the world of wildlife, inviting families to come face to face with creatures from around the globe. The zoo’s commitment to conservation and education shines through its well-designed habitats and informative presentations. And for a magical evening adventure, don’t miss their dazzling ZooLights display during the holiday season.

Natural Splendor: Parks and Gardens

Washington Park

Washington Park is more than just green space; it’s an outdoor wonderland. With its world-famous International Rose Test Garden, you can stroll amongst colorful blooms and then let the kids loose in one of the park’s playgrounds. Hiking trails wind through the park, offering family-friendly walks with scenic views of the city.

Hoyt Arboretum

A living museum of trees, Hoyt Arboretum’s 12 miles of trails are perfect for families looking to learn about global flora or simply enjoy a peaceful hike. The arboretum offers educational programs for kids, making it a place where nature’s lessons are just waiting to be discovered.

Forest Park

As one of the country’s largest urban forests, Forest Park is a haven for hikers, bird watchers, and nature lovers. Its extensive network of trails, including the family-friendly Lower Macleay Trail, offers an escape into wilderness without ever leaving the city.

Peninsula Park

Peninsula Park is home to Portland’s first public rose garden and a historically designated bandstand, framed by a century-old fountain. Its well-maintained play area and splash pad are hits with the kids during summer months.

Westmoreland Park

A favorite among local families, Westmoreland Park features a duck pond, a large playground, and plenty of open space for picnics and frisbee games. It’s also known for its picturesque setting with mature trees.

Playful Splashes and Urban Escapes

Portland’s summers are perfectly complemented by the city’s interactive fountains and water features. Waterfront Park invites families to enjoy playful splashes with a picturesque view of the Willamette River. For a unique experience, visit Keller Fountain, an architectural marvel where water cascades over terraced stone, creating an urban waterfall playground. Over in the Pearl District, the gently cascading pool at Jamison Square Fountain is a hotspot for families to cool off and relax.

Creative Indoor Play: Play Cafes

When the Pacific Northwest weather turns rainy, Portland’s play cafes offer a warm refuge with a twist. Spaces like Nest, PlayDate PDX, and Rain or Shine Café provide creative and engaging indoor playgrounds that cater to children’s imaginations and offer a comfortable spot for parents to relax with a cup of coffee. These cafes are perfect for play dates, where kids can interact and parents can unwind.

Soaring Views: Portland Aerial Tram

For a bird’s-eye view of the city, take a ride on the Portland Aerial Tram. This unique mode of transportation isn’t just for commuters—it’s a sky-high adventure that kids adore. Soaring above the cityscape and offering panoramic views of Portland’s hills and skyline, it’s a must-do for families looking for a little elevation.

Taste-Testing Adventure: Food Carts

No family trip to Portland would be complete without sampling the city’s famous food carts. These culinary havens offer a taste of the world, with options that are sure to satisfy even the pickiest young eaters. It’s a casual and fun way to enjoy a meal together and experience Portland’s innovative food scene.

Cycle the City: Biking Adventures

With some of the best urban bike paths in the country, Portland is perfect for families who want to explore on two wheels. Safe, designated bike lanes lead you through neighborhoods and along the river, providing a fun and healthy way to see the sights.

Seasonal Fun: Farms and Mazes for Every Season

Portland’s surrounding countryside offers year-round agricultural delights that make for perfect family outings. Each season brings its own unique farm-based activities that are sure to create cherished family memories.

Spring Bloom

In spring, the fields come alive at the Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm in Woodburn, where the Tulip Festival showcases a vibrant array of flowers. It’s a perfect backdrop for family photos and a great opportunity for kids to learn about different tulip varieties. You can also check out the Peony festival and the many wildflower farms.

Summer Harvest

Summer invites families to berry farms for u-pick adventures. Strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries are ripe for the picking and offer a sweet taste of the region’s bounty. Sauvie Island Farms is a local favorite, with acres of berries and scenic picnic spots.

Autumn Harvest and Mazes

As the leaves begin to turn, pumpkin patches and corn mazes become the go-to. Bauman’s Farm and Garden hosts an annual harvest festival with a pumpkin patch, hayrides, and an impressive corn maze that’s fun for all ages.

Winter Greens

Even in winter, there’s farm fun to be had. Many local farms offer holiday-themed activities like wreath-making workshops using fresh evergreens. Tree farms open their fields for families to choose and cut their perfect Christmas tree, complete with hot cocoa and holiday cheer.

Conclusion

Portland’s family activities are as diverse and dynamic as the city itself. From educational experiences to outdoor excursions, there’s something here to entertain and inspire every member of the family. For more details and monthly event roundups, be sure to check out our website to help plan your family’s next Portland adventure.

Battle Creek Cellars

October 27, 2023 by Jessica Berger and Tekela Fisher Leave a Comment

Hey everyone! If you’re a fan of wine and find yourself in Portland’s trendy Pearl District, I’ve got a recommendation for you: Battle Creek Cellars. This is more than just a wine tasting room; it’s a comfortable spot to unwind, sample some exquisite local wines, and even grab a bite. Let me share some highlights of my recent visit.

The Atmosphere and Wine Experience

As soon as you walk into Battle Creek Cellars, located at NW 13th Ave and NW Johnson St, you’re enveloped in a modern, welcoming atmosphere. You feel like you’re in a place where wine enthusiasts and casual sippers alike can enjoy themselves. The staff here contribute significantly to this feeling. They are both knowledgeable and friendly, eager to guide you through the wine list and answer any questions you might have.

Speaking of wine, the sparkling rosé is a must-try. It is as clean and crisp as they come, capturing your attention from the first sip. Not only did the wine stand out, but the staff also recommended some light food pairings available at the tasting room that complemented the wine perfectly.

More Than Just a Tasting Room

What sets Battle Creek Cellars apart is its role as a community hub. It’s a place where you can meet friends, catch up, and even watch a game if that’s what you’re into. The wine club offers special perks for members, and you’ll find a range of limited-release wines available only at this location. Essentially, it’s more than a spot to taste wine; it’s a place to experience the best of what the Pearl District has to offer in terms of community and atmosphere.

Final Thoughts

In summary, Battle Creek Cellars offers a unique and fulfilling experience for anyone interested in wine. Whether you’re an aficionado or new to the wine scene, the quality selections and welcoming atmosphere make this a must-visit spot in the Pearl District. With friendly and informative staff ready to guide you, it’s a perfect introduction to Oregon’s rich wine culture without even leaving the city.

If you are interested in the other places we have visited, you can find those HERE. Want more details direct from the source? You can visit their website HERE

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