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Week of Activities Planned for Lloyd Centerâs Final Days in Business (opens the original)
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Lloyd Center, the Northeast Portland mall first opened in 1960, was the largest mall in the country at that time. Now, it is opening its doors to the public one final time on Aug. 8 in preparation for its demolition. In celebration of the community that has kept the dead mall alive over the past few years, the mall is hosting a week of events leading up to its final moments. Kicking off the week is Prom on Ice, an open skating event happening from 8 to 10 pm (after the rinkâs official hours) o
The Music Festival at the Center of Portlandâs New Hardcore Scene (opens the original)
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The two-day mosh pit known as Northwest Hardcore Fest returns this weekend. In its fourth year, the annual festival is setting up at the newish all-ages venue The Off Beat, bringing an international roster of heavy hardcore bands to the Kenton neighborhood. This yearâs lineup is âarguably the most badassâ yet, organizer Chip Sneed tells WW. Sneed runs the Central Eastside venue High Limit Room with his business partner Kieran Harden. The duo launched Northwest Hardcore Fest in 2023, and it
John Lennonâs Former Lover May Pang Is Coming to Lake Oswego (opens the original)
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Fans of John Lennon and gossipy Beatles history might want to head to Lake Oswego next month. After seven years of marriage, Lennon and Yoko Ono split up for an 18-month spell between 1973 and 1975. At Onoâs encouragement, Lennon began dating the coupleâs personal assistant, May Pang. Pang documented her year and a half with Lennon living in Los Angeles through candids and portraits. Sheâs spread them across a number of projects in the intervening half century, including three books and th
Portlandâs Y2K Fashion HQ to Close (opens the original)
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Tantrum Vintage, a mainstay of Portlandâs Y2K clothing reselling community, will close its doors permanently Aug. 9. Co-owners Brooke Hettick and Amanda Cleve have been at the center of the cityâs love affair with late-â90s and early-aughts fashion for years. The duo launched the popular monthly pop-up market Portland Y2K Flea in the summer of 2022 and rallied their success into a brick-and-mortar storefront on Southeast Belmont Street by the end of 2023, rebranding the flea as Tantrum Vin
A Walking Tour Offers a Journey Through Portlandâs Black History (opens the original)
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Oregon Black Pioneers, the stateâs only historical society dedicated to African American history, began giving walking Black history tours of the city in 2023. Mariah Rocker, OBPâs public programs and exhibits manager, designed and hosted the early tours. âItâs commonplace for us to interact with folks who donât know that thereâs any Black history here in Oregon,â Rocker says. âWe wanted to create opportunities for folks to see that firsthand, by walking around the communities th
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