Are you tired of the same old boring weekend road trips? Do you have a fascination with giant wood…read moreapes? Come to the North American Bigfoot Center, where cryptids are anything but boring...even though it's in Boring. This is probably the best place for unbelievers and pop culture vultures to be convinced of Bigfoot's existence while gaining Yeti-sized slack (subgenius-approved). This has everything you would expect: scale-sized bigfoots, footprint molds, handprints, and even a world-famous bigfoot buttocks cast. See and smell the splendor of the squatch (spoiler: he stinks). The life-sized squatch is Instagram crack, so all your friends can participate in the mystery. Enjoy the interactive evidence, and dive into the historical artifacts, tribal maps, videos, and photos. Also, stop by the sensational squatch shop for t-shirts and other ephemera for your Bigfoot-believing needs.

Staff was super friendly and knowledgeable. Would definitely…read morecome again. The price is perfect. How everything is laid out is very easy to read and understand great for anybody who is an unbeliever to make them a believer.

Stopped by to visit the Musuem to visit and look at artifacts. This Musuem has area maps…read moreavailable for you to pick up. They sell items promoting the City of Sandy. There are coasters and stickers available for purchase. In the Musuem, there is an area to look at the city development . The first church and school built in Sandy. How the city has changed through the years. There are some artifacts that are protected in the glass case. Quite fun to just explore and read about the items . Adequate parking in the Musuem front. It is located in downtown Sandy.

Small museum packed with history and charm. We had the most helpful staff person, Carol, and she…read moreguided us through various exhibits and provided lots of additional context on the local history. Enthusiasm goes a long way when teaching history, and we really appreciated our time at this little gem with its very friendly staff!

Stop by on a Saturday morning after Gresham Farmers market. A very lovely lady greeted me at the…read moredoor. A lot of historical maps of Gresham in the early 1990s. There was an old historical cash register and a piano. A lot of historical information regarding Gresham. Lots of old costumes dating back. It was a nice adventure. Makes you proud to look at old artifacts from Gresham.

I felt uncomfortable there on June 29th during the Voices of Gresham podcast The lady who works…read morethere and in charge of displaying things was very unfriendly and stand offish. She wrote the wrong information without checking facts about Taliban coming into power in Afghanistan in "1984". I told her Taliban didn't exist then. They came more than a decade later. She looked at me in a very irate manner "Well I just wrote what she said (the woman who gave her info about Afghanistan). I told her well it's wrong, explaining about when Taliban came into power. The museum lady said "I'll research it" and walked away talking to others. I've never been felt unwelcomed and felt horrible vibes from somebody who supposedly cares about the museum or cares about facts. I'm Afghan, and I told her I was. She didn't care. She wasn't rude. She was just very stand offish and annoyed that I was even talking to her.

Imagine the joy of finding that one-of-a-kind art deco lamp that goes with your place so perfectly…read moreyou couldn't have designed something so perfect: I'm going for a blue peacock art deco theme. Just think how hard. It is to get the stars to align for this. A gorgeous art deco, petite, ceramic, art deco lamp. The seller had great reviews, , I paid $396.00 for it to ship from the Netherlands. No big deal I thought, my dad can easily rewire it and put a nice long cord on it. I was practically giggly when it arrived but but that quickly changed. It arrived broken and missing its head. My giggles quickly turned to tears. I messaged the seller. She felt terrible, my poor little lamp probably got manhandled in customs and lost the head. The seller felt terrible, she actually refunded all my money including shipping. That was a lovely gesture. I was determined to get the head restored. As I do with all projects I need done I ask Yelp. As always, Yelp did not let me down. As I recall, Jason at The Conservation Lab didn't reply to my quote request, I tracked him down. One art restorer quoted me $1000.00. Jason quoted me $275.00. I said yes immediately. I had actually poked around on his website and was really impressed with the quality of his work. Quite frankly I was shocked that an artist of his caliber was only charging me $275.00 for such a difficult job as recreating a ceramic head for my peacock lamp. But I'm grateful that someone like him is making art restoration accessible to people like me. I gifted him with a charcoal drawing I did. It took him about a month. This job was no small task. He sent me photos of the finished product. I was thrilled. It looked gorgeous. My dad picked it up to rewire it from EU wiring is USA wiring. My lamp came home yesterday, I put it in its place of honor and I plugged in. I just sat back and smiled. 2024 - Review #4

This is the place you don't know you need until you do! Once you have them in your Rolodex you are…read moremuch better off than before. Who doesn't have that one piece of art with that scratch or broken piece. Bring it to Jason and he will make it better. Great place.

Had to pick up my daughter's car who has left on deployment for a year. The Guard was super helpful…read moreyet checked the necessary security credentials. Clean parking lot, safe and pretty. Car was found safe and secure

Beautiful, Clean I encourage families to visit the Museum on Base. I took two bus loads of seniors…read moreto visit the once of year "Living Musuem" held on Armed Forces Day each year. Wonderful educational wonder.

Me and two friends decided on a girls trip to willamette valley for some wine tasting. After…read morecareful research we picked embrace oregon for our wine tour based off the glowing reviews and extremely reasonable price. We were staying in McMinnville and Sherry was kind enough to pick us up from our airbnb. The tour ended up being just the three of us so that was a nice surprise. She drove us out to Carlton and we went to three different and very cool wineries. Sherry also took many photos of us throughout the tour and posted on her FB. At stop 2 she provided us a snack lunch of spinach dip, breads, cookies, and fruits which was lovely. Overall it was a fabulous tour and if ever in McMinnville I would highly recommend to book a tour with Embrace Oregon! Thanks again Sherry!!

Our group had an absolutely tremendous experience exploring the Dundee Hills AVA with Sherry…read moreParker. Weeks before our trip began, Sherry went out of her way to help us plan the perfect day -- recommending wineries based on our preferences and arranging a perfectly-timed itinerary that allowed us to visit four wineries with wonderful views/Pinot. She promptly picked us up from our AirBnB in McMinnville. She was kind enough to take photos of us throughout our relaxing day, and she was incredibly knowledgeable about the Willamette Valley region and wines. The van that she transported us in was very spacious for our group. She provided us with water bottles, a special sweet treat and allowed us to charge our phones. Most importantly, she was extremely kind and a pleasure to spend time with. We so appreciated everything and can't recommend her enough!

I've been going to this post office for several years now even though it is somewhat out of the…read moreway, why you ask because of the people that work there!!! I can tell when people are happy with their job, like going to Costco everybody is very pleasant and helpful!!! lately I've been fortunate to have Sherry help me with some questions, she is very knowledgeable and caring !!!!!

I called to get a few questions answered and, boy, did I get answers! The woman on the phone would…read morenot listen to my questions. Instead, each time I tried to ask a question she interrupted me and gave an answer to a question that she thought I would ask. She was very, very bad at anticipating what questions I wanted to ask. In the end I got no useful information and couldn't wait to get away from the clueless and rude person on the other end of the line

Came here for the Ballot Box Drop Off Location…read more..... I found it...... eventually. It's on the opposite end of the parking lot. Stay to the right of the lot as there are no traffic direction signs of any sort. You'll see it. Big white box. Having never been here before, I had trouble for a minute. But I found it and dropped off a ballot for my area.

I've been a fan of Multnomah County Libraries, and my home library (Gresham Central) for many…read moredecades. During the pandemic, I lost the habit of stopping by the branch, and instead started having my books on hold delivered by mail. But recently I decided to stop by the library again to use it as a bit of a co-working facility. It is just such a great place. The Gresham branch has plenty of parking. It is full of resources available to everyone. The library itself is full of light, and has just enough background activity to be interesting, while still being quiet enough to get some work done.

We had such an amazing experience with Dragon Theater Productions! Shout out to Jason for being so…read morepatient with me after all my follow-ups and delays--even without a deposit, he still showed up with his incredible team and made everything come together. Spider-Man was an absolute blast! Despite the expanded suit and the toasty weather on Sunday, he gave his all and truly impressed everyone. Multiple parents even said he was the best Spider-Man they've ever seen. Huge shout out to him for the energy and dedication he brought! I also want to apologize because I forgot the name of the lovely young lady who came to do the face painting, but she was amazing! She commanded the children's attention with ease, and her designs were not only adorable but also unique. The kids loved her, and the parents couldn't stop talking about how talented she was. Thank you again for making my boy's wish come true. I'm definitely booking Spider-Man for his birthday! The prices are the prices and honestly, I'd pay more if I could because the experience was priceless. Forever grateful!

Book them. We had…read moreSleeping Beauty and Jasmine come to our home for my daughter's 7th birthday party. The princesses were amazing--so great with the kids. Sleeping beauty was very sweet and Jasmine was super fun. They also had a party director with them who facilitated the whole thing. She was absolutely fantastic. She knew exactly what she was doing and kept the party running smoothly, transitioning from one activity to another with the kids. I booked everything through Jason and he was so helpful and reliable. I didn't know what I was getting into as I've never booked anything like this before. I figured I'd give it a try and see what happened. And I really couldn't be happier with how the day turned out. My daughter and her friends had such a wonderful time.

I recently hired this crew for a wedding reception, and they were fantastic. Professional,…read morepunctual, organized, cordial--we and our guests were very happy. You won't be disappointed.

From the owner: Private Parties / Company Events / Fundraisers / Holidays & Special Occasions / Birthdays &…read moreGraduations / "Girls Night" We are professional readers offering Tarot, Palmistry and Norse Rune readings in the greater Portland area. We are available, either individually, in pairs, or as a group for parties & events to offer brief but informative readings for your guest's entertainment. For public or private events such as birthdays, holiday or corporate parties, we can work with whatever theme you have in mind such as Classic Fortune Teller, Pirate, Steampunk or Carnival motifs. Some of our past events include: Oddities and Curiosities, Oregon Renaissance Faire, Shrewsbury Renaissance Fair, Vampire's Masquerade Ball, Sherwood Fantasy Fair, McMenamin's Fair in the Grove, Brew and BBQ Festivals, Portland Women's Expo, the Portland Holiday Food and Gift Fair, Portland Saturday Market, OryCon, Nike events, Hilton Hotel, Portland State University, Portland Art Museum, and others.