St. Johns Bizarre

St. Johns Bizarre

@stjohnsbizarre.bsky.social

St. Johns Bizarre is a free Art/Craft/Music event celebrating the unique character of N. Portland. Everyone is welcome 🎉 May 9, 2026 from 10am-7pm

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St. Johns Bizarre
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The St. Johns Bizarre returns May 9... Music, Crafts, Food & Beer! Our craft fair is growing once again — with a record 220 vendors, makers and food carts! Plus a full day of FREE music on two stages. Plus two beer gardens. And as always, it's right in the heart of downtown St. Johns!

St. Johns Bizarre
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St. Johns Bizarre is back on May 10. Music, Crafts, Food & Beer! 200(!) local craft vendors, makers, & food carts! A full day of music & all free? Yep!: Black Belt Eagle Scout (ft. Lori Goldston) • Shabazz Palaces • Federale • Rhododendron • Family Worship Center & more! Artwork: Anisa Makhoul

St. Johns Bizarre
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Portland music fans, this podcast is worth a listen.

It Says Here@itsaysherepodcast.bsky.social

A new episode is here. This week, @robertham.bsky.social speaks with Eric Isaacson of Mississippi Records about his work with the late, great Michael Hurley, and Tracii Guns, the leader of sleaze rock Mainstays L.A. Guns. itsaysherepodcast.podbean.com/e/it-says-he...

itsaysherepodcast.podbean.comIt Says Here - Episode 018 w/ Eric Isaacson on Michael Hurley and L.A. Guns leader Tracii Guns | It Says HereThis week, Robert Ham is joined by Eric Isaacson, the founder of Mississippi Records, to talk about his time working with beloved singer-songwriter Michael Hurley who passed away recently at age 83, a...
St. Johns Bizarre
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Do it!

iain@maccoinnich.bsky.social

Great guest opinion piece in the Oregonian. Waterfront Park is an incredibly under-utilized asset; re-imagining it is the single biggest thing the city could do to generate downtown foot traffic. www.oregonlive.com/opinion/2025...

oregonlive.comOpinion: Build Portland downtown’s revival around a rejuvenated Waterfront ParkTom McCall Waterfront Park hosts many festivals every year. But the park, arguably Portland’s most underutilized resource, has untapped potential to serve as the linchpin for downtown’s revival, the a...

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