Posts tagged with the keyword: ‘Hospitality/Recreation’

The Bite of Oregon: August 6th-8th, 2010

The Bite of Oregon: August 6th-8th, 2010

A Portland favorite event kicks off this weekend with local food, Oregon wine, craft beer, entertainment and activities for kids.
What: The Bite of Oregon
Where: Tom McCall Waterfront Park, downtown Portland
When: Friday, August 6th through Sunday, August 8th. 11am-10pm Fri/Sat, 10am-8pm Sun.
Cost: $8 per adult, per day. $10 per adult for all 3 days. $3 before [...]

Oregon Brewers Festival: July 22-25

Oregon Brewers Festival: July 22-25

One of Portland’s favorite events kicks off on the banks of the Willamette river this weekend, and the weather is going to be perfect!
What: 23rd Annual Oregon Brewers Festival
Where: Tom McCall Waterfront Park, Portland
Dates: Thursday July 22nd through Sunday July 25th
Times: noon to 9pm, Thurs-Sat; noon to 7pm, Sun
Cost: free entry, tokens can be purchased [...]

Cigar Room Comes to Lake Oswego

Cigar Room Comes to Lake Oswego

After 5 years of success in Portland, Broadway Cigar has opened a second location in Lake Oswego. The posh venue is on Boones Ferry Road, boasts 50″ TV’s, comfortable chairs, shoe shine service, a party room and 200 brands of cigars.
The Lake Oswego Review has the story:
Paradise couldn’t be much better, and storeowner Jason Lee [...]

Tourists For Sale

Tourists For Sale

The following is a guest opinion piece from @PortlandCabbie on Twitter.
The unethical practice of taxis, town cars and shuttles paying bribes to hotel doormen in exchange for airport bound hotel guests has not only been thoroughly documented in the media in Portland, it has recently made national news in New York City where the same problem has attracted the [...]

New Book Details Oregon’s Lost Towns

New Book Details Oregon’s Lost Towns

A new book by veteran author Peter Stark explores the lost towns in Eastern Oregon. In The Last Empty Places: A Past and Present Journey Through the Blank Spots on the American Map, Stark explores the lost american wilderness where the character of our pioneering country was formed.
The Wall Street Journal reviewed the book, due [...]

Chef’s Gone Wild? (or how PDX got shut of the James Beard Awards)

Chef’s Gone Wild? (or how PDX got shut of the James Beard Awards)

Really quickly I’d like to say congrats to the 3 Portland Chef’s that were nominated for James Beard Awards (though PDX was shut out of the JBF’s last night.). The 3 chefs were, Naomi Pomeroy (Chef/Proprietor of Beast), Andy Ricker (Chef/Proprietor of Pok Pok) and Kathy Whims (Executive Chef of Nostrana).
What was really fun, well fun if you’re at home and really [...]

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