Things to Do in Portland Tomorrow

Join Lan Su Chinese Garden in celebrating chrysanthemums' vibrant beauty and cultural significance, perfectly timed with the traditional Chinese Double Ninth Festival. These exquisite blooms are deeply rooted in Chinese culture, symbolizing longevity, nobility, and endurance.  From November 1-10, Lan Su will transform into a floral paradise, featuring breathtaking displays by over a dozen local…

There’s no place like Pittock Mansion when it comes to experiencing Portland’s holiday tradition. Enjoy the combined splendor and warmth of the mansion and the charming Gate Lodge decorated with this year’s theme, Holiday Classics. Your admission includes access to the mansion, the Gate Lodge and the Georgiana Pittock and the City of Roses exhibit. The…

Step into the captivating world of Van Gogh and Monet as their masterpieces come to life in Beyond Van Gogh & Beyond Monet. Vincent van Gogh struggled emotionally and is often considered a ‘tortured artist.’ In this exclusive virtual reality experience, created with Vincent’s very own letters to his brother Theo, you get to hear…

Curated in collaboration with historian Peter Boag, the Washington State Historical Society’s original exhibition Crossing Boundaries shares seldom-spotlighted historical narratives of transgender people in the West. The exhibition spans from 1860 to 1940 and highlights the lives of specific individuals who did not conform to gender norms, connecting those histories to contemporary aspects of today’s…

Ever drifted away, lost in an impossibly epic sky? Enjoy as fluffy imaginings float across the walls in this latest exhibition. Nephology: The Art of Cloud Watching comes to life at Alberta Street Gallery. Don't miss this opportunity to experience the ethereal in art. Join a celebration of the clouds. Angela Morrow and David Friedman invite…

Come see over 70 ceramic artists, all work for sale. With demonstrations and hands on area.Located at Pioneer Place Mall in the lower Level. The Oregon Potters Association supports opportunities to advance creativity through activities with clay.

Curated by Sima Familant, Breathing. Room opens October 18 and showcases renowned artist Ranjani Shettar’s first exhibition in Portland. Her monumental installation Morning Song — crafted from lacquered wood by Indian artisans — explores the balance between industrialization and nature. The exhibit invites viewers to pause and reflect on space and stillness. It also features works by Jeff Elrod, Naotaka Hiro,…