Andrew Jankowski
Assistant Arts and Culture Editor at Willamette Week
🏳️🌈🎬🎭🥂🍕🏳️⚧️ Asst. Arts & Culture Editor @wweek Freelanced: Portland Mercury, Portland Monthly, Eater PDX, Rose City Press Corps and more. he/they
Articles
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1 week ago |
wweek.com | Andrew Jankowski
If you’re a Portland music teacher, Barry Manilow would really love to see you tonight. Well, not tonight, but on Wednesday, July 16 at the Moda Center stop of his Last Arena Tour. The “Copacabana” singer will honor regional music teachers on his farewell tour.
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1 week ago |
wweek.com | Andrew Jankowski
The second annual Cascadia Drag Festival attracted drag artists and fans from outside Portland’s immediate bounds to the Clinton Street Theater on May 22–24. As with last year, the Cascadia Drag Festival platformed more than 100 drag artists on the Clinton’s stage, sprouting around it a sidewalk makers market and satellite programs like drag-hosted karaoke nights at UnderBar in Vancouver, Wash., and at Suki’s, and an opening night party at Dots Cafe across the street.
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1 week ago |
wweek.com | Rachel Saslow |Andrew Jankowski
On May 12, arts leaders and politicians gathered in the shiny new headquarters of All Classical Radio in downtown’s KOIN Tower as a show of force and community. It had been 10 days since the National Endowment for the Arts had pulled already-promised grants to 27 arts organizations across the state for an approximately $590,000 loss, seemingly at the behest of the Department of Government Efficiency, led by entrepreneur Elon Musk. The shock had worn off, perhaps, but the fury had not. U.S. Rep.
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2 weeks ago |
wweek.com | Andrew Jankowski
I knew Beaverton (or Beavertron, as we called it when the new Tron came out) was a culinary land of possibilities from the first time I visited the walk-up Taco Bell on Southwest Allen Boulevard 15 years ago. My palate has arguably matured in that time, but it feels like nothing compared to how wide the ‘Tron’s dining scene has exploded in that time.
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2 weeks ago |
wweek.com | Andrew Jankowski
Vantucky, the ‘Couve, Vancouver (with an aggressive French accent), and now the highly online arbitrary misspellings Vancouber, Vancoufer, etc. You haven’t inspired the respect you deserve, not as long as I’ve known you. With that confidence I call Vancouver the New Jersey of Portland: It’s smaller and less polished, the gas pump laws are different, and for a long time its cultural identity felt more connected to what’s across the river than what it holds for itself.
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