Portland City Card
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02/28/2026
That first 7 PM sunset is just around the corner. 🌅
We've put together a local’s guide to chasing that extra hour of daylight in Portland, from golden hour walks on 23rd Ave to the return of the Saturday Market and Slough Fest nature vibes. No tourist traps, just the good stuff.
Check out the full guide here: https://tinyurl.com/em9tahby
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Portland Spring Guide: Chasing Daylight & Local Events" — Portland City Card Daylight Saving Time is back in Portland. Discover the best local events, walkable neighborhoods like 23rd Ave, and food carts to enjoy the extra sunlight.
02/09/2026
The best way to handle a gray forecast? A museum crawl that keeps you warm, dry, and actually inspired. We’ve mapped out the perfect rainy-day afternoon. ☕️📖
Check it out: https://tinyurl.com/mre87h8y
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02/08/2026
Finding a kitchen prioritizing safety without sacrificing flavor is essential for our gluten-free community. Tacovore on Alberta Street offers a dedicated gluten-free environment where every taco is crafted with care. It is where inclusive dining meets local culture, supporting our city’s vibrant food scene.
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02/03/2026
Harlow on SE Division Street represents the inclusive spirit of Portland’s culinary scene. Their entirely gluten-free and vegetarian menu offers a meaningful dining experience for every visitor. Supporting such dedicated local businesses is central to our mission at Portland's first all-in-one digital experience pass.
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02/02/2026
Portland Unrestricted: Part 1 🥣✨
Living gluten-free or dairy-free shouldn’t mean missing out on Portland’s amazing food scene.
We’re kicking off a new series highlighting spots where you can eat with zero stress. First up: **Bastion PDX**.
Located in the Sellwood neighborhood, Bastion is 100% gluten-free and dairy-free. Whether you're stopping by for a salmon hash at brunch or just a quiet coffee, everything is crafted with health and flavor in mind. 🌿
📍 5940 SE Milwaukie Ave
🏘️ Neighborhood: Sellwood
Perfect for locals and visitors alike. If you’re exploring Portland with the City Card, make sure to add this one to your list!
What other GF/DF spots in Portland do you love? Let us know in the comments! 👇
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🌭 Wiener Week (City-wide)
This is peak "weird Portland" in the best way. It’s a week-long celebration where local chefs go wild with gourmet hot dogs. It's not just a Costco dog; we're talking artisanal toppings and neighborhood rivalries. Perfect for a food crawl through SE Division or Hawthorne.
🪕 Portland Folk Festival (Crystal Ballroom)
If you want the soul of the city, head to the historic Crystal Ballroom. It’s a three-day marathon of 30+ local and national folk/Americana artists. They’ve got local vendors and live art—it’s the ultimate "winter in a flannel" experience.
🏮 Studio Ghibli Film Festival (OMSI)
While OMSI can be touristy, their Ghibli festival is a local cult favorite. They’re screening classics like Spirited Away and My Neighbor Totoro. It’s a very cozy, rainy-day Portland move to grab a coffee and get lost in some hand-drawn magic.
🎨 Fine Print Fair (Portland Art Museum)
This one is a hidden gem because it’s actually free. You can browse (and buy) thousands of original prints ranging from Old Masters to contemporary local artists. It’s high-culture without the pretension, right in the South Park Blocks.
🥟 "Make Your Own Ramen" Workshop
If you want to skip the lines at the famous shops, there's a hands-on community workshop this weekend focused on noodle-making and broth mastery. It’s deep-dive local culture at its tastiest.
🍄 St. Johns Bridge & Cathedral Park
For a "slow" outdoor moment, skip the crowded Washington Park trails. Head to St. Johns, grab a latte at a neighborhood spot, and walk under the gothic arches of the bridge. It’s the most cinematic spot in the city and much quieter this time of year.
Pro Tip: If you’re heading to the Folk Festival, tag The Crystal Ballroom as your favorite place.
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