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Our local businesses most impacted by ODOT’s I-5 closure need your support. PBOT and the City of Portland are here to make supporting your local businesses easy. Choose to Shift Your Trip by supporting one of Portland's excellent business districts instead of waiting in traffic during rush hour.
Our local businesses most impacted by ODOT's I-5 closure will need your support. PBOT and the City of Portland are here to make supporting your local businesses easy. Below are the business districts that are most impacted by ODOT's I-5 construction project. Choose to Shift Your Trip by supporting one of Portland's excellent business districts instead of waiting in traffic during rush hour.
Eastside Business Districts
Historic Mississippi Business District:
The Historic Mississippi Business District is home to a wide variety of independent shops, casual-but-excellent restaurants, and live music. Don't miss their monthly Third Thursday event, where existing shops stay open late, new pop-ups appear, and you can catch a set from a local DJ. To see what else Mississippi Ave has to offer, take a look at their business directory at the link below.
https://www.mississippiave.org/
Williams Ave
The Williams District is the perfect destination for those craving unmatched international cuisine, as it is home to some of the very best in Portland. After having a delightful dinner, perhaps take a stroll to the Williams District's famous wishing tree, and make a wish! If live music is more your speed, Williams Ave has you covered with multiple excellent venues in the area. For more information, take a look at the link below.
https://www.travelportland.com/neighborhoods/williams/
Soul District Business Association
The Soul District is a center for culture and community in Portland. Whether you want a salon, barber, or a delicious meal, the Soul District has what you're looking for. With its focus on black-owned businesses, the Soul District is a great place to support the local Portland community. For more information about the Soul District, take a look at the link below.
NE Broadway Business Association
The Northeast Broadway Business district is filled with locally owned businesses, including specialty shops, restaurants, coffee houses, wine bars, galleries, and services of all types. Whether you are local to the Broadway area or just visiting, Broadway has a little something for everyone. For more information about what you can find in the NE Broadway business district, take a look at its business directory at the link below.
St Johns Boosters
The wide-ranging St. Johns district is a North Portland staple. While you're in St. Johns, take a stroll around the Historic Downtown Lombard area, and visit its diverse array of locally owned shops and restaurants. Take in the breathtaking scenery at cathedral park while you sip on a coffee from a local artisan shop. Whatever your interests, St. Johns has something for you. To learn more about the St. Johns district, take a look at their business directory at the link below.
https://www.stjohnsboosters.org/
Kenton Business Association
The Historic Kenton Business District has been a Portland attraction since the early 20th century. Marked by its famous giant Paul Bunyan statue, it is impossible to miss. With a wide variety of breweries, restaurants, shops, and events (including a weekly Wednesday farmer's market), the Kenton Business District has a lot to offer. For more information about the Kenton Business District, take a look at their website at the link below.
Downtown and Westside Districts
The Pearl District
Experience the vibrant culture of the Pearl District. In its place as part of Portland's Downtown, the Pearl District is easily walkable and cyclable. While you're there, sample the diverse cuisine on offer, or find one-of-a-kind treasures in the district's eclectic boutiques. Far from being a concrete jungle, the Pearl District has several serene parks to visit. For more information about the Pearl District, visit the link below.
https://www.pearldistrict.org/
Downtown Portland
Downtown Portland is the heart of the city. It offers numerous coffee shops, food cart pods, restaurants, shopping, and museums. With events and live performances almost every night of the week, you are sure to find something to do in downtown Portland no matter when you're there! For more information about downtown Portland, visit the link below.
https://downtownportland.org/visit-downtown/
Northwest District
The Northwest District is a diverse, vibrant neighborhood in Portland. It has a rich history that has evolved along with the city. With its several parks, you're sure to find your peace in the Northwest District. While you're there, visit one of the many local businesses that make up this vibrant community. For more information about Portland's Northwest District, visit the link below.
Slabtown
Slabtown is a mixed-use neighborhood, with plentiful shopping, coffee, restaurants and art galleries. It's within easy walking distance of downtown Portland, and the Pearl district, as well as being easily accessible via Portland Streetcar. A center for arts and culture in Portland, Slabtown is a perfect place to spend an evening. For more information about Slabtown, visit the link below.
https://getaroundslabtown.org/
Old Town
One of the vibrant cultural hearts of Portland, Old Town has a delightful culinary scene, shopping, and museums for you to enjoy. You can find events being hosted in Old Town almost every day, no matter what you're interested in. Explore an extraordinary tapestry of cultural treasures, culinary delights, and unforgettable entertainment in Old Town. For more information, visit the links below.
https://www.pdxoldtown.org/map
Stadium District
Centered around Providence Park, the Stadium District is a hub of activity for Portlanders. Whether catching a Timbers or Thorns game, grabbing a slice of pizza, or shopping, there is always something to do in the Stadium District. For more information, visit the links below.