Portland World Naked Bike Ride – August 9, 2025 On August 9, 2025 there will be a World Naked Bike Ride in Portland. This ride announcement was called by a group of cyclists not affiliated with the traditional organizers of Portland’s WNBR. Further details are forthcoming but rumor has it that the ride will start […]
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The clothing optional National Skinny Dip bike ride happens July 13, 2024. Celebrate Pedalpalooza & body positivity! Sadly, the 2024 PDX WNBR was canceled this year, but you can enjoy the International Skinny Dip Day naked bike ride & skinny dipping in the river! Ride through the streets of Portland, leaving inhibitions behind and embrace
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Weird Portland United is hosting its second Weird Portland Gala on November 3, 2023 with live art, tarot readings, a silent auction of memorabilia from Portland’s weird past, a cast of local weird celebrities. The gala was first held in 2019, with Bud Clark and Darcelle XV among the inaugural inductees into the Portland
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The 2022 Thrill The World Dance, a performance art event set to the song Thriller, by Michael Jackson, will be held at 3:00 PM on Oct. 29, 2022. The dance and dance practices take place at Irving City Park Basketball Courts, 707 NE Fremont St, Portland, OR 97212. For practice dates and more information see
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A Pedalpalooza event from shift2bikes.org. Pedalpalooza Full Moon Naked Ride September 10, 2022 Celebrate your free spirit, and demonstrate against oil dependency on the night September’s full moon, known as the Flower Moon or Pink Moon. Join us for a Naked Full Moon Ride! Meet at 7:00 PM at Colonel Summers Park in Portland. The
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The Story of “Keep Portland Weird!” You see it all over PDX. It’s our unofficial city motto and a point of pride for many. To a good number of Portlanders Keep Portland Weird! is a statement of rebellion; a way to separate our city’s culture from others and to reject conventionalism. It is an expression
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