They say that old houses come with surprises, and this one in Irvington might have more than most. But don’t worry: After a ...

When the new ceiling was plopped on top of Portland International Airport’s terminal in the summer of 2024, the “temporary” ...

This tone—of prankish antics that disarm and then, once they’ve snared you, turn profound—is Niwa’s general artistic mode.

Take developers Lewis Russell and Percy Blythe, who built a spate of architect-designed spec houses for visitors to tour—and ...

There’s a reason the real estate agent says this place is straight out of a Jane Austen novel. Or perhaps they were thinking ...

Though her resume includes front and back of house stints at Olympia Provisions, Xico, and Cheese Bar, Madilyn Gibbons has always been a baker at heart. During the early days of the pandemic she got ...

“Mrs. Dalloway said she would buy the flowers herself,” wrote Virginia Woolf in 1925. “I can buy myself flowers,” sang Miley Cyrus nearly a century later. Whatever the self-care cliché, anyone who’s ...

Your favorite Italian foods and drinks may soon become more expensive—that’s if you can find them. Since taking office in January 2025, the Trump administration has announced and enacted numerous ...

Despite being an iconic dish, paella remains shockingly rare in Portland. Local Spanish restaurants can be counted on one hand, and few of those even serve the item. Places like Can Font and Ataula ...

Today, it's easy to think of Portland as a city rife with Craftsman-style houses, large and small, and found in nearly every neighborhood. Apparently, we have historic architect Emil Schacht to thank ...

Toothsome bucatini in vibrant marinara. Clams and mussels in garlicky broth. Red sauce, white sauce. Brodo! A nice glass of vino and, of course, some dreamy focaccia to scoop up whatever’s left. Oh, ...