Hopscotch

You had one in your lunchable in elementary school.
We made one for adults.

Adult Capri-Suns are on the menu at Hop Bar... But the thing inside the pouch grew up.

Friday is Y2K Night. The lip gloss is your call, but let us handle the refreshing beverages.

Friday is Y2K Night at Hopscotch. The series closer. DJ in Portland. DJ in San Antonio. Adults only, both locations. Bring the friend you used to text in algebra.

Most museums are closed Mondays.
Good thing we're not a museum.

The lights are on. The doors are open.
The art is ready for you to play, and in some cases... drink.

Come play. Even on a Monday.

You can’t put “the night you waded through Diodic Daydream with your bestie” on a shelf and pick it up later. ⁠
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That’s the deal with experiences instead of things.⁠
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They don’t live on your shelf. They live in your mind long after you leave.⁠
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Always be curious. ⁠
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You can't put "the night you waded through Diodic Daydream with your bestie" on a shelf and pick it up later.

That's the deal with these experiences instead of things.

They don't live on your shelf. They live in your mind long after you leave.

Always be curious.

You knew every word once. You still do.⁠
⁠90s Night at Hopscotch this Friday May 15.

DJ in Portland. ⁠
DJ in San Antonio. ⁠

The gallery’s still open. The bar’s still glossy. ⁠
The dance floor still doesn’t care if you peaked at 19.⁠
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Adults only. Plaid is optional.
Singing every word is not.⁠
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You knew every word once. You still do.

90s Night at Hopscotch this Friday May 15.
DJ in Portland.
DJ in San Antonio.
The gallery's still open. The bar's still glossy.
The dance floor still doesn't care if you peaked at 19.

Adults only. Plaid optional. Singing every word, not optional.

New Andy Arkley set in the Hop Shop. A hat and a shirt by the same artist behind Happiness in San Antonio and Are You There in Portland. Wear the gallery home. Both locations.

Portland, meet Ningshu Fang.

Born in Shanghai. Raised by a grandmother who planted a love of Chinese ink painting and calligraphy in her before she could write. She moved to Portland in 2016 and built Asia America Riverplace with her husband Dan.

Working as Shanghai Dragonfly (), she paints with brushes and traditions that are centuries old, with an incredible attention to detail. Now she's the featured artist at Hopscotch Portland through September. Come see what cultural memory looks like.