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Among annual events are the Christmas Ships Parade (established in 1954) and the lighting of the Pioneer Courthouse Square Christmas tree. The Portland Expo Center has hosted "America's Largest Christmas Bazaar" since 1982. [4] Annual Christmas displays are hosted at the Benson Hotel [5] and many other hotels, [6] as well as Pittock Mansion. [7]
Portland with Kids: A Family Vacation Alamy Because of its extensive public transit system, exciting local scene and emphasis on outdoor activities, Portland, Oregon is a decidedly family-friendly ...
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Portland Book Festival (formerly Wordstock) is an annual literary festival held in Portland, Oregon, United States. [1] The festival started in 2005, and is the largest festival of its kind in the Pacific Northwest. [2] Events include author readings, writing contests and workshops, exhibits, and a book fair.
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Some frequently appearing characters are: Fred and Carrie: played with minimal costumes, makeup, and hairstyling, these are the show's version of Armisen and Brownstein themselves, living in a house together in Portland. Their onscreen relationship was inspired by Bert and Ernie's [1] relationship on Sesame Street.
The original museum building was located at the Jacob Kamm mansion in Southwest Portland until 1949 when it moved to a building (formerly a dormitory) on Lair Hill just south of downtown Portland. The Lair Hill Museum contained a pet library (from which children could check-out animals) as well as a variety of interactive and informative exhibits.
The 2019 episode "Marge the Lumberjill" is set in Portland and includes street signs with the names that inspired the character names. [6] In early 2021, Groening signed a portrait of Homer Simpson for a fundraising auction for Lincoln High School, his alma mater. [7]