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Overview Portland Art Museum invites the community to join a Free First Thursday event, offering free admission to the museum for all, plus a Live Wire event as part of the Literary Arts Portland Book Festival. Visitors can take in the afternoon gallery pop-ups, the evening show, or both! Free First Thursday + Museum pop-ups 4:30 – 6 p.m. — 4:30-6:00pm — Free, pre-show, pop-up performances will take place throughout the Museum’s galleries. Performers are poet and rapper Dessa, bestselling...

Join Mary Miller Doyle and friends for a presentation of Wonder Is a Lovely Place to Be: 365 Days of Wit, Wisdom, and Irrepressible Imagination by Brian Doyle and Mary Miller Doyle. Drawing from both beloved and previously unpublished Brian Doyle...

7:30PM :: DOORS OPEN 8PM :: SHOW Andy Akiho Lost on Chiaroscuro Street Olivier Messiaen Quartet for the End of Time James Shields clarinet Shintaro Taneda violin Trevor Fitzpatrick cello Monica Ohuchi piano Maria Garcia piano Hieu Minh Nguyen**...

Oregon Jewish Voices 2026 November 5, 2026 Admission: $10 general admission, $5 for members with code on back of membership card Location: OJMCHE Auditorium Share × " class="share-btn"> Share on Facebook &text=Oregon Jewish Voices 2026" class="share-btn"> Share on Twitter Email Thursday, November 5 | 7pm start time, doors open at 6:30pm Started in 1999 and organized by writer Willa Schneberg, this annual event features readings by prominent Oregon Jewish poets and writers. The writers in the 2026 program span a range of genres, including fiction, poetry, playwriting, and nonfiction. Each author will share selections from their work. About the Speakers Ayelet Amittay is a poet and psychiatric nurse practitioner in Eugene, Oregon. Her first book, The Eating Knife , is an extended Midrash on the Akedah—the binding of Isaac. It was published by Fernwood Press in 2025. Her chapbook, Therapy Room , won second place in the 2024 3-Day International Chapbook Contest. Ayelet’s poems appear in Gulf Coast , Michigan Quarterly Review , Rattle , Critica Press , Tupelo Quarterly , Pleiades , and others. She received fellowships from the Yiddish Book Center and the Martha’s Vineyard Institute of Creative Writing . Find her at www.ayeletpoet.com or on Instagram @ayeletpoet. Rachel Attias is a writer, educator, and editor based in Portland. Her writing has appeared in n+1 , Porter House Review , X-R-A-Y, and more, and has been nominated for a Pushcart Prize, Best of the Net, and Best Small Fictions. She holds an MFA from Oregon State University, and teaches writing at Portland Community College and around the Pacific Northwest. She is also part of Art/Lab’s 2026 Fellowship Cohort, which empowers Portland-area Jewish artists and culture bearers. Her writing is concerned with present and ancestral relationships, our changing natural world, memory, time, and everyday absurdity. Find Rachel at www.rachelattias.com . Daniel Isaiah Elder Daniel Isaiah Elder writes fiction and nonfiction. He was awarded a 2026 Susan Kamil Emerging Writers Prize and received a Lambda Literary Emerging LGBTQ Writer fellowship, as well as an Art/Lab fellowship for Jewish writers. He works as a bookseller at a small independent bookstore, and at Lidia Yuknavitch’s alternative workshop organization, Corporeal Writing. His essays and fiction have appeared in The Rumpus, Catapult, Vol. 1 Brooklyn, Witch Craft Magazine, and many more. He lives in Portland, Oregon, with his partner and their blended family

6th Annual Sip & Shop Historic Downtown Hillsboro Saturday, Nov. 7 | 3–7pm Experience the vibrancy of Historic Downtown Hillsboro during the holidays. We have your passport to retail therapy at over a dozen merchants, to meet and greet up to 14 wineries and more perks in Downtown as we launch the 6th Annual Sip & Shop November 7th 2026 3:00PM - 7:00PM. What’s Pouring This Year Sip, stroll & shop your way between 2nd and 4th Avenue and Washington to Lincoln, discovering wine, cider, and zero-proof tastings all along Main Street and beyond. Score while you shop! Select merchants are offering bonus prizes during your visit. Win big! Collect just 7 passport stamps to enter the raffle drawings for themed gift baskets valued between $30–$75 — no purchase required. Hands-free shopping. Our Wine Concierge Service will whisk your purchases off to designated pickup spots so you can keep sipping and shopping worry-free. ️> Tickets Snag your Sip & Shop Passport tickets by Nov. 1 for the early-bird rate of $22, or bundle up — 4 for $74 (just $18.50 each!). After Nov. 1, tickets are $25, so don’t wait! > Your passport includes: Complimentary tastings Reusable shopping bag filled with merchant swag + promos A logo wine glass *(while supplies last)* Dining guide to deals at local restaurants and food carts Use the ticket link to grab yours today and join the fun! --- Cheers for a Cause Beneficiary: Proceeds from this year's event support the Family Peace Center of Washington County --- Check-In Locations > LaHaie's at 277 E Main Street > Colours Art at 270 E Main Street --- ️Participating Merchants: Artful Garden | Belladonna | Bowies Bargains | Catherine Bede Gallery | Colours Art |Dee's Divine Finds | Gimre's Shoes | LaHaie's | Le'Stuff Antique Mall (Co-Sponsor) |Merrill Gardens |Piccolo Mondo | Rock It Resell | Snider's Antique Mall | 3 Goats Vineyard | Willow & Ash | Urban River Spirits Pouring Partners: Chris James Cellars | DAnu Wines | Dion Vineyards | Flipturn Cellars | Helvetia Winery | La Randonnée | Résolu Cellars (Co-Sponsor) | Parra Wine Co | Patton Valley Wines | Scotch Church Road Vineyard | 3 Goats Vineyard | 2 Towns Cider | Bull Run Cider | Urban River Spirits Shout Out to our Community Sponsors: Le'Stuff, Lithtex Printing > Refund Policy - Stuff happens! Ticket cancellations before Nov. 4 are eligible for a refund. Questions? Contact: > Sandie Nelson, Le'Stuff Antique Mall 503-860-3663 > Kathleen Floistad, Cedar Street Antiques/ Le'Stuff Antique Mall 503-780-0785 >Kathie Nelson, Résolu Cellars 503-803-9270

Tina Chang reads from her new poetry collection at Portland Art Museum in the Native American Art gallery.

Join Bethany’s Table for an exciting evening with L’Ecole No. 41, one of Washington’s most iconic wineries. We’ll taste 12 distinctive wines, paired with a delicious progression of small bites and substantial dishes crafted to complement every pour. Discover what makes L’Ecole’s wines so special, meet fellow wine lovers, and settle in for a night of great food, great wine, and even better company.

Live Wire joins forces with the Portland Art Museum for an afternoon of roving performances ahead of an evening recording of the program. The event coincides with PAM’s monthly Free First Thursday and the Portland Book Festival’s expanded...

2023 Triomphe Release | Three Vintages. One Purpose. November 6–8, 2026 | Résolu Cellars Honoring Service. Celebrating Community. Shared Conversation Over Wine. Three vintages. Five Bordeaux varietals. One meaningful tradition. Join us for the public release of our 2023 Triomphe Signature Bordeaux Blend and a special vertical tasting featuring the 2021, 2022, and 2023 vintages. Each year, our father-son winemakers, Scott and Cameron Nelson, craft Triomphe from five classic Bordeaux varietals, blending to bring out the very best of that year’s harvest. While the varietals remain the same, the proportions and personality of each vintage are uniquely their own. Three-Vintage Vertical Tasting | $20 Taste three distinctly different expressions of Triomphe side by side. Discover the differences in aroma, flavor, and structure, find your favorite, and perhaps take home a bottle or two to enjoy now or tuck away for a special occasion. A Wine with Purpose Some wines tell a story. Triomphe tells ours. Since our beginnings in 2014, Triomphe has been Résolu Cellars’ flagship wine and our family’s tribute to those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. With a family legacy of military service, including Cameron’s service in the U.S. Marine Corps (2005–2009), this wine represents more than exceptional craftsmanship. It’s our way of honoring service and making a meaningful difference. $3 from every bottle sold supports a veteran nonprofit. For 2026, we’re proud to support GHM Boutique /