St. Johns is our neighborhood in the Portland of Oregon, encompassing most of the peninsula west of the Cut.
Portland’s most-beautiful bridge* is named after us. Once our own municipality, sometimes we are referred to as “a small town in the city”, although our population now is nearly 13,000 residents.
We have a neighborhood association, heritage association, farmers market, community center, twin cinemas, theater pub, city hall*, plaza, park, library, parade, bizarre, boosters, mural, village, inn*, review (possibly defunct), museum (possibly defunct), beer porch, swap and play, free press, and food share. There’s even a marketing video.
This independent website is handmade by a resident of N. Jersey St. and served over the internet especially for you. The rules of engagement: no fear, no hate, no thoughtless bullshit, and no nazis.
*In the neighborhood of Cathedral Park, separate and apart from modern St. Johns, but originally part of the historic town of St. Johns.
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Current Conditions
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Web Directory (TBD)
Anyone and everything in or about St. Johns that exists as a link on the web can be found here, from auto repair to bakeries to the history of City Hall. -
Events List (TBD)
All the things you might want to do in St. Johns over the next two months in one convenient place, from movies to art walks to Saturdays in the Square. -
Scavenger Hunt
Coming in 2031 during the St. Johns Parade and Bizarre, coinciding with the 100th anniversary of the iconic St. Johns Bridge. -
More to Come?
This website will continue to evolve as new and useful things are found that are worth including. (Or not!)