Our Portland Monthly Picks December 2024
December is here, and with it comes the magic of the holiday season!
From dazzling light displays to festive markets and unique shopping experiences, the Portland Metro and Vancouver areas are brimming with events to make your winter unforgettable. Whether you’re exploring a holiday market, marveling at a gingerbread masterpiece, or enjoying a community menorah lighting, there’s something to enchant all ages and interests. Dive into the warmth and wonder of the season with these local events that celebrate creativity, tradition, and
holiday cheer!
Join Tomorrow Theater for a $5 FAM JAM featuring the 90s holiday classic Home Alone! Watch clever Kevin outsmart burglars with hilarious traps while his mom races to get home before Christmas. Perfect festive fun for the whole family!
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Get your tickets here!
Shop unique handmade gifts at Artifact this holiday season! Partnering with 25 local makers, the front showroom has transformed into a cozy winter wonderland. Find jewelry, ceramics, candles, prints, and more—perfect for everyone on your gift list!
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’Tis the season.
Experience the magic of Christmas on Franklin Street! Enjoy 200,000 twinkling lights, live events, Santa visits, and snowfall at 4616 NW Franklin St. Lights shine nightly in December. Visit their website and follow on social for updates. Don’t miss it!
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Magical winter experience!
Don’t miss chef David Diffendorfer’s stunning gingerbread masterpiece, crafted with over 150 lbs of gingerbread and other sweet delights! Inspired by a whimsical, historic structure, the unveiling promises fairy-tale magic.
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See the gingerbread masterpiece.
Don’t miss the Newberg Holiday Market, a two-day event featuring local handcrafted goods, art, and food. Held alongside the Annual Tree Lighting Ceremony, it’s the perfect place to find unique holiday gifts!
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Celebrate Chanukah with Chabad Jewish Center’s 19-ft Grand Menorah Lighting in Propstra Square! Enjoy free donuts, music, an LED dance show, a gelt drop, and more. Bring canned food for the “Canorah” to benefit Clark County Food Bank. All are welcome!
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Celebrate Chanukah.
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