Are you ready to vibe out? We’ve got the perfect fest for you!

Experience Reggae Rise Up Florida 2026 at Vinoy Park, St. Petersburg (3/12 - 3/15/2026). Win 2 VIP tickets, a hotel stay, and $600 in travel credit to see Slightly Stoopid, Rebelution, Sublime, Iration, and Cypress Hill live. Sunshine, sea breeze, and four unforgettable days of reggae and community await.*

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• Cristela Alonzo is the kind of comic who can crack you up and crack your worldview in the same set. The Midlife Mixtape Tour lands at Aladdin Theater in February.

• Aimee Mann is hitting the road to celebrate 22 ½ years of Lost In Space—because 20 felt too early, and 25 is too damn far away. The Grammy-winning queen of melancholy pop comes to Portland for two nights in March.

• Yellow Days is back in his feels and on the road with the Rock And A Hard Place Tour—a psych-soul spiral of warped guitars, woozy croons, and existential groove. Get tickets for March!

• Waxahatchee and MJ Lenderman are teaming up for a joint tour that’s basically indie rock church. Katie Crutchfield’s raw, radiant songwriting meets MJ’s Southern-fried fuzz and slack-jawed charm. Tickets will sell out!

• INJI mixes cheeky confidence with clubby chaos. It’s dance-pop with a side of delusion, in the best way possible. Don’t miss out on May 26.

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Portland, we’re in our giving era. We’ve got a whole lineup of giveaways that’ll have you screaming “how is this even legal?” Think: free concert tickets, festival passes, holiday fests, and random one-off prize drops just for existing.

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• Good news, cheese lovers. Portlanders can begin recycling pizza boxes beginning this July. Don’t rejoice just yet; they still have to be mostly free from grease to qualify.

• Speaking of cheese, the Cheese and Meat Festival is this weekend at The Leftbank Annex, and there are still tickets left!

• Now through January, Pittock Mansion’s Home For The Holidays series brings The Decades Tour to life with decor ranging from the 1910s to the 1950s. Get tickets for a magical visit!

• Visit Mint Gallery Records through December 12 to browse The History of Portland Concert Posters from 1960 to the present.

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