Suggestions for Public Art near Portland

Cam B. • July 11, 2015Neat history lesson!

drew t. • November 14, 2015Nice park with good views of Portland.

Mehmet O. • September 30, 2014Tuesday night blues dancing, first time visitors free. Wednesday night Lindy Hop (or other swing styles). Friendly and reasonably priced bar, good sized dance floor, and most of all good people.

Ryan T. • June 22, 2017It's not a camel. It's never been a camel. Thanks

Anastasia X. • July 20, 2013Amazing to see in person. Interesting history behind the statue. Be sure to get your photo opp with her when visiting the city's.

Quaz A. • July 10, 2017Creative arts platform for artist to teach workshops.

sne b. • May 2, 2012Don't forget to ride the elk!

Jacob F. • August 1, 2018Stand by at noon each day for the machine’s pronouncement.

Ell B. • August 4, 2012If you're 5'9", you can get it going pretty well on your tip-toes. It doesn't take much pushing - just good timing. Think like pumping your legs on a swing, and just add a little to each push.

Paulina P. • May 3, 2018It includes a zoo, forestry museum, arboretum, children's museum, rose garden, Japanese garden, soccer field, picnic areas, playgrounds, public art and many acres of wild forest with miles of trails.

Scott M. • March 4, 2014Ponder if you will ever grow to like it.

Tricia S. • September 6, 2012SW 5th Avenue & Ankeny Streets, near "The Big Pink" and West Burnside.

Mary L. • March 25, 2017I really appreciate the variety of interesting public art at this convention center. And there's plenty of chairs to sit down and rest when you need a break.