August Calendar | SUGGESTIONS FROM THE NINES

Welcome back to the Nines, a Luxury Collection Hotel!

After 4 long months, we have reopened our doors on August 13

th as the

ultimate Portland sanctuary.

Rest assured, we have taken all the necessary steps to ensure your stay at

the Nines is completely safe and comfortable, strictly following CDC guide-

lines as well as local government health agencies.

We would love to have you join us for dinner at Departure, our rooftop

restaurant located on the 15th floor. If you

are in the mood for cocktails and light hors d’oeuvres, join us in the Living room on the 8

th floor.

Whether you are celebrating a special date or just getting away from

home for a night, we are truly thankful that you have chosen The Nines

as your hotel in Portland.

Please let us know if there is anything we can do to make your stay at

the Nines more enjoyable.

Jean-Marc Jalbert

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Volcano! Mount St. Helens in Art: Marking the 40th anniversary of the eruption of Mount St Helens, this exhibition at the Portland Art Museum explores the overwhelming power of nature and the epic cycles of volcanic destruction and regeneration with stunning photographs, paintings, and drawings of the mountain from 1845 to present day.

1-31

Body Worlds and the Cycle of Life: Experience the science and splendor of the human body through all stages of life with an up-close view of 100+ real human specimens at OMSI.

3-28

Design Week Portland: This annual springtime festival showcases Portland’s creative community, with a week full of lectures, design events, and open houses.

13, 20, 27

Fresh Air On Fremont: Walk, Shop, and Dine outside every Thursday night in August. Local businesses on Fremont Street will move outside the storefront so you can eat or shop while staying socially responsible. Enjoy artist demos and live music along the way.

22, 29

Beers & Barrels: Join a Brewvana Tour and explore the beer scene in Portland. Go behind the scenes to see the action from beer to product and packaging to final product ending with a full beer + whiskey pairing dinner.

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River Lantern Lighting: Join family, friends and neighbors to celebrate life and community in Portland. Each ticket includes a floating lantern, candle, marker, beer or cider, snacks, and live music. Don’t miss out on the fun.

A Message from the General Manager

Hotel Information

Fitness Center 7th Floor | Available 24 Hours Mobile Business Center Front Desk on the 8th Floor In Room Dining Dial 4635 | Available 4pm-9pm Guest Services Dial 0 | Available 24 Hours

Breakfast To Go by Urban Farmer 8th Floor Daily 6:30am-9:00am; Grab & go

Departure Restaurant and

Lounge

15th Floor Daily 4:00pm-9:00pm

The Living Room 8th Floor Wednesday - Saturday 4:00pm-8:30pm

Sites & Attractions

The Gorge

The Willamette Valley Forest Park

Lan Su Chinese Gardens International Rose Test Garden Japanese Gardens

The Portland Art Museum Pittock Mansion OMSI

Nob Hill The Pearl Alberta/Mississippi

The Columbia River Gorge is the natu-ral crown jewel of the Northwest. Stretching over 80 miles, it is home to Multnomah Falls.

The Willamette Valley is a 150 mile long stretch containing over 500 wineries and providing world class Pinot Noirs.

Forest Park in NW Portland is a lush system of parks and 70 miles of trails that cover the hillside adja-cent to the Willamette River.

This beautiful garden is located in the center of the Chinatown district and includes artwork, a tea house, and a stunning koi pond.

Home to over 10,000 rose bushes and 650 varieties, this gar-den is the oldest oper-ational rose test gar-den in the US.

Occupying over nine acres of Wash-ington Park, this gar-den consists of eight unique styles of gar-den and an authentic tea house.

The Portland Art Museum is the oldest art museum on the west coast and con-tains over 42,000 orig-inal works.

This sweeping 46-room chateau in the prestigious West Hills features a full home tour and panoramic, downtown views.

The Oregon Museum of Science and Technology includes an IMAX Theater, planetarium, and sub-marine tour.

Pre War Victorian Homes, boutiques, and restaurants line the streets of this neighborhood that’s ideal for leisurely strolls.

Home to the largest new and used in-dependent bookstore in the world, this dis-trict has cobblestone streets and boutique shopping.

These flourishing arts districts are lined with shops, gal-leries, restaurants, and bars in North Portland.

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