The Neighborhoods Package

Reach Portlanders who are invested in getting to know their neighborhood better, making their house a home, and connecting with their community.

Or, simply take advantage of this campaign special, to reach the WW audience with a discount this spring.

Here’s what’s coming:

The New Portlander’s Guide to Old Portland (4/17)

Before our breweries were bought by national brands, our coffee shops were painted millennial pink, and our restaurants had instagrammable wallpaper - the only businesses that thrived in Portland were ones that embraced the weird and funky characters who call this place home.

Luckily, some of that still exists - and we’re here to guide newbies on the places that make Portland unique. For some, it will be a homage to the places that maybe they’ve forgotten are still around. This issue will be a nostalgic and relevant journey into Portland’s unique charm.

The Gardening Issue (5/8)

A special issue dedicated to varied types of gardens that are possible in our lush city — the apartment balcony box bed, the all-native plants yard, the exotic wonderland of succulents, the bargain garden — and the best nurseries in the city to help Portlanders get their hands dirty.

The Neighborhoods Issue (5/29)

We select ten lesser-known neighborhoods in Portland, and talk to the locals, get the lowdown on the best places to grab a bite, feature long-standing neighborhood traditions & community events, and uncover the charming secrets that give each neighborhood its distinct character.