From delicate chinaware, paintings, grandfather clocks to rustic pianos, there is nothing you won't find at R Spencer's Antiques Inc. Tucked in a quiet neighborhood next to Sellwood Public House, this antiques and collectibles emporium is a must-stop for every art enthusiast and collector. Every item is original and unique, and comes with a fair price tag; plus someone from the knowledgeable staff will always help you if you are curious about the provenance of any special piece.
North Mississippi is a well known area in Portland for fine shopping. It houses unusual eateries and shops selling uncommon items. A lot of classic shops like The Meadow, Gypsy Chic, Black Wagon and Flutter are a good place to begin one's foray into the world of shopping. The main eateries and live music venues that line the streets add to the appeal of the evenings here. Whenever you travel to Portland, make sure to chalk out a day for exploring this vibrant area for a memorable experience.
Crossroads Music is known for their extensive selection of hard-to-find music records. A haunt for music lovers, travelers and locals alike, this is one place where you can be sure to find all of those favorite records that you have been hunting for. The store has a convenient layout; all of the records are neatly stacked and you can browse through them till your heart's content. The number of music records at this place is sure to leave you bewildered which is why distinctive sections carry different music genres. The staff on site is not only amicable but they are also very knowledgeable. A visit here is sure to make you oblivious to time, so come with plenty of hours on hand.
Downtown Portland is the heartbeat of the city and its cultural mishmash will appeal to everyone. Shopaholics will go crazy with its tax-free shopping and foodies will delight in the numerous culinary offerings. From food carts to upscale eateries, there is something for everyone. You will also find eclectic boutiques, branded names, flagship stores and more. Some of the interesting sights are the Pioneer Courthouse Square, Tom McCall Waterfront Park and Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. The neighboring Old Town, Chinatown and colored canvases of the Pearl District are equally fascinating places to explore.
Beaumont Village, this old-fashioned neighborhood boasts a hardware store, market, florist and other stores on its friendly, small, town-style main street. But this is not a small town. It sits close to the trendy Hollywood and Irvington districts, carving out its own identity with unique eateries like Bumblekiss, The Red Fig, Amalfi's Restaurant and others. Stop by for an afternoon stroll or explore the neighborhood by bike. There is always something to see or do as this venue is known for hosting several live music performances, food and cultural festivals and is the ultimate entertainment hub.