October in Portland is all about crisp fall air, colorful leaves, and plenty of seasonal events. From haunted houses and harvest festivals to concerts and foodie gatherings, there’s no shortage of things to do this month. Here’s your guide to October in Portland.

Project Pabst is back, bringing big-name acts and local energy to Portland’s Tom McCall Waterfront Park. Known for mixing national headliners with Portland’s creative spirit, this music festival is a must for anyone looking to experience the city’s vibrant summer scene.

The Portland Pickles bring more than just baseball to the city—they’re a summer tradition filled with fun, community events, and a lively game-day atmosphere. With the recent addition of their new pub, fans now have even more ways to celebrate Portland’s quirkiest team.

September is one of the best months to visit Portland. With mild weather, harvest season, and plenty of events, the city comes alive. From food festivals and live music to outdoor adventures, here are the top things to do in Portland this September.

Portland’s own Aminé brings the city to life with his annual music festival, The Best Day Ever. Blending hip-hop, local food, and community energy, this event has quickly become one of Portland’s most anticipated summer celebrations. Here’s why it belongs on your must-attend list.

Every summer, Providence Park transforms from Portland’s iconic soccer stadium into one of the city’s premier concert venues. Hosting world-class artists in an open-air setting, these summer shows are a can’t-miss experience for music lovers visiting Portland

Portland is a city that knows how to celebrate. From world-famous festivals like the Rose Festival to quirky local traditions such as the Adult Soapbox Derby, there’s always something happening. This guide covers the best annual events in Portland that you won’t want to miss.