With Oregon’s bars, restaurants and venues shuttering, musicians stand to be among the hardest hit by COVID-19-related losses. But, in order to be considered for any relief, “we must stand up to quantify the immediate impact that the music … Continue Reading
Holiday season approaches, and you’re invited to kick it off with your local-loving nonprofit music station Portland Radio Project! As you know, you can stream PRP anytime/anywhere, or catch us on the dial at 99.1 FM in the heart … Continue Reading
With relief we leave the commercialism of Black Friday and Cyber Monday behind, and consider making a gift to organizations that change lives and bring us closer to community. But, what cause to support? With desperation all around, from families … Continue Reading
Join us on the second and fourth Sunday of the month for new episodes of The Early Link Podcast. Listen live at 99.1 FM in the heart of Portland – or online anywhere at PRP.fm.
Check out the Portland … Continue Reading
Named for a type of strong, stable tree native to Oregon (Tsuga Mertensiana Hemlock), the Tsuga Community Commission is known for offering summer camps to kids with deployed military family members.
This year, with Oregon’s military families facing high deployment, … Continue Reading
Are you making plans for summer festivals? You could get in free to many events by volunteering at the Portland Radio Project table. (See below for instructions on how to be part of our Street Team.) Join us for some … Continue Reading
Showcasing the work of local and student artists, “Artist Perspectives” is the new Pacific Northwest College of Art student-run podcast on Portland Radio Project. We discuss content, process, influences, and intention within the artist’s body of work as well as
Shady Pines Media and Band of Comerados are back together again, with a new episode of “In the Hollow.” On this episode, Band of Comerados debuts “Ain’t Enough,” a joyful ditty intended to spark the inner “prime” we … Continue Reading
Enjoy an inspiring message of hope when Portland’5 Centers for the Arts brings remarkable deaf singer-songwriter Mandy Harvey to the Newmark Theatre March 4. “Though her hearing loss is profound, her timing, pitch and passion are perfect,” according to press … Continue Reading
Bridgeliner, the cool new Portland email newsletter, has received more than 110 nominations for best band to play at the PRP Holiday Kickoff/Fundraiser December 8 – and they’ve winnowed the fabulous field of entrants to five finalists.
Learn … Continue Reading
Kickoff your holiday with friends, fun, food and music! In partnership with Bridgeliner and Pythian Studios, PRP presents three local bands, delicious snacks, cool swag – your chance to toast the holiday season and support local artists: PRP Holiday … Continue Reading
NEW MUSIC AT PRP!
Starting in November, we’re rolling out a new sound: a free-flowing post-genre amalgam of lush, contemporary music we call Fresh Vibe.
SAY WHAT??
Our DJs have noticed the growing popularity of music that combines multiple … Continue Reading
Surprise! It’s our birthday – 3 years on the FM dial – and you’re invited to help us celebrate.
Stop by PRP, 5516 SE Foster Rd., Sunday May 20, 3-5 pm for food, drinks and fun: The Hugs, Bluegrass … Continue Reading
Are you a fan of Lorde, the 21-year-old New Zealand singer touring to promote her second album? Check out details of the Lorde Tickets Giveaway!
Portland Radio Project is giving away a pair of tickets to Lorde’s March 10 … Continue Reading
PRP Makes the Merc
Thanks to the Portland Mercury for noticing PRP is “a hotbed for excellent community-run radio stations.”
In her column, “From Slacktivism to Activism,” Emilly Prado puts the Volunteer Spotlight on Portland Radio Project:
Check out the other “Best ways … Continue Reading
Lloyd EcoDistrict is a living laboratory for sustainability, pioneering collaborative community-scale solutions for social and environmental health. We bring together residents, organizations and businesses in Lloyd to educate, set goals, aggregate resources, and catalyze action.
With programs and projects that … Continue Reading
More than the relative scarcity of women in tech, Jennifer Cloer is worried about their mass exodus from the sector.
As reported by Newstack: “Women leave tech at twice the rate of men, according to the latest National Council … Continue Reading
As with recycling, beach access, vote-by-mail and weed, Oregonians have charted their own course to fund arts and culture. In this week’s Community Voices feature, we’re digging into the archives to feature the Oregon Cultural Trust, a permanent fund with … Continue Reading
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