Sunday Parkways rings in the start of summer in East Portland
Residents of Portland’s most kid-heavy quadrant turned out by the thousands on Sunday for what’s become an East Portland Mother’s Day tradition.
Welcome to our Sunday Parkways story archives.
This open streets event began in 2008 and is managed by the Portland Bureau of Transportation. Browse the headlines below for all our Sunday Parkways event recaps, news items, and photo galleries.
Residents of Portland’s most kid-heavy quadrant turned out by the thousands on Sunday for what’s become an East Portland Mother’s Day tradition.
“Our effort to recruit female leaders is about the core mission of Sunday Parkways to build community.”
There’s a new Sunday Parkways route this year and it includes the Tilikum Crossing Bridge.
PBOT wants to make Sunday Parkways bigger and better… But they’ll need your help to do it.
Some interesting tweaks from a reader.
This three-year-old organization could be a model for bike advocates across the country.
We asked folks out on the course what one thing they’d change about Sunday Parkways. Most people had a hard time thinking up anything at all!
Sunday Parkways’ 25th running showed that the event is getting better with age.
East Portlanders don’t just need Sunday Parkways. They *want* Sunday Parkways.
You’ve simply got to watch this new video put out by the City of Portland Bureau of Transportation. PBOT is just over a one month away from their first Sunday Parkways event of the year (May 11th) and the video was made to kick off their fundraising efforts.
With the first one just three months away, PBOT has announced the dates and locations for 2014’s five Sunday Parkways events.
A new video and an upcoming presentation will get you informed and inspired about open street events.