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The Best Things to Do in Portland This Weekend: July 24-26
by Mercury EverOut Staff
IN-PERSON EVENTS
We Are the Rose City! A History of Soccer in Portland
The Oregon Historical Society Museum is newly re-opened, and if you’re feeling like heading indoors and observing all the social distancing practices required, you’ll be rewarded with the opportunity to literally walk through 45 years worth of stories, objects, art, and ephemera representing the history of professional soccer in Portland.LIVESTREAMED EVENTS
MLS is Back Tournament
Soccer is back! And that means the Portland Timbers are back. It won’t be the same (Spoilers: NOTHING will be the same) as if they were in Providence Park, but they will return to the field to compete in Major League Soccer’s one-off tournament, marking the league’s return after a COVID-19 hiatus. Watch them live from Disney World.
Mask up and head out for a chance to see over 40 years of professional Portland soccer history at the Oregon Historical Society Museum this weekend! Andrea Lonas Photography via Oregon Historical Society
We’ve almost made it through July somehow, and hopefully if we stack our weekend full of amazing Things to Do, we’ll fly right through it and get one step closer to August, which is one month closer to this year finally ending and things hopefully getting better. And there are quite a few amazing Things to Do indeed, like a chance to walk through 45 years of Portland soccer history, to virtually visit both giant comic-cons and crafty wonderlands, or to invite all of Brooklyn and Philly into your living room. And as our Editor-In-Chief likes to say: If you’re going to go out, Wash Ya Damn Hands, Wear Ya Damn Mask, hit the links below, and plan your weekend accordingly!
All Weekend
We Are the Rose City! A History of Soccer in Portland
The Oregon Historical Society Museum is newly re-opened, and if you’re feeling like heading indoors and observing all the social distancing practices required, you’ll be rewarded with the opportunity to literally walk through 45 years worth of stories, objects, art, and ephemera representing the history of professional soccer in Portland.
MLS is Back Tournament
Soccer is back! And that means the Portland Timbers are back. It won’t be the same (Spoilers: NOTHING will be the same) as if they were in Providence Park, but they will return to the field to compete in Major League Soccer’s one-off tournament, marking the league’s return after a COVID-19 hiatus. Watch them live from Disney World.