From Monday, July 8 through Sunday, July 14, the Portland Mercury celebrates the return of NACHO WEEK! For one week only, Portland's fave restaurants will be serving up specially crafted, full-sized plates of inventive, delicious nachos for $8 each. https://lnkd.in/g9JAti5k
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The Portland Mercury is Portland, Oregon’s number one alternative bi-weekly newspaper that’s filled with brash, irreverent wit and opinion, as well as insightful news articles that hold our elected officials feet to the fire when it comes to the subject of social justice. Founded in 2000 as a sister publication to Seattle’s The Stranger, the Mercury has won numerous national awards for journalism, arts criticism, and design, making it one of the most widely respected and read publications in the nation. The Mercury’s website and blog are Portland’s “go-to” sources for the latest in local breaking news, events, and comedy. Backed up by a robust and hugely popular social media presence, the Mercury is reaching more readers across the nation than ever before. Along with their bi-weekly edition, other specialties include a Things To Do Calendar, Portland Visitors’ Guide, Oregon Cannabis Guide, sponsored content and Mercury Event Ticketing. The Portland Mercury is passionate about its city, and proves it following their time-honored motto: Providing News, Entertainment, and Trouble.
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http://www.portlandmercury.com
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- Portland, Oregon
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- Privately Held
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- 2000
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- reporting, news, newspaper, media, publication, editorial, alternative news, portland, community, events, cannabis, travel guide, things to do, and lgbtq
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Get ready for the coolest, most delicious event of the summer! The Merc and Jim Beam present Summer of Slushies, which brings boozy, frozen, custom-made treats to the frugal and thirsty denizens of Portland at just $8 a pop, all July long. https://lnkd.in/gfCGW-pG
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The Mercury's 2024 Queer Guide is out! Rainbow signs in windows are legion, and Portland's queer summer is endless. Find it online and on stands all over Portland! https://lnkd.in/gXcsqHwM
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Cheers! It's the Mercury's HIGHBALL WEEK—Happening NOW! 🍸 $8 inventive cocktails from Portland's best bartenders, all damn week long! https://lnkd.in/gMipgkJR
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It’s time to SAY NICE THINGS ABOUT PORTLAND again! And this time we’re turning our gaze to the people, places, and even animals (!) that remind us of the positive things we should be proud of, and how good work based in kindness yields amazing results. Check out all the great stories below, and pick up your copy IN PRINT at over 500 locations all over Portland! https://lnkd.in/g5mXemsH
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What's that, peeking its face from behind the clouds? Why, it's the first glimpse of SUN... which means spring is springing! And in that spirit, we at the Mercury are focusing on all the artsy projects worthy of your sprung-forward time—in our 2024 🌸Spring Arts Preview🌼! https://lnkd.in/gyZJqG_N
The Mercury's Spring Arts Preview: Spotlight On! Peachy Springs! Sneaker Art! Listening Bars!
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Hot off the presses and hitting the streets, it's the Portland Mercury's Holiday Guide!
Come One, Come All to the Mercury’s HOLIDAY SPECTACULAR!
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Welcome to the Portland Mercury’s second print guide since the pandemic. We’re rebuilding too, alongside you. https://lnkd.in/gDgvw8MY
The Mercury's 2023 Fall Arts Preview: We Can Rebuild It
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