Music festival to return to Portland

Pickathon Music Festival is returning to Portland in August. The multi-stage event focuses on community and sustainability while showcasing a variety of performances.

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Pickathon's three-day festival spans 80 acres and attracts a variety of artists. Festivalgoers can expect to hear many genres, including rap, indie, rock, and bluegrass. The festival is mostly made up of lesser-known artists, as its focus is on discovering new music.

Weekend passes include camping, and guests can choose between car camping, RV camping, and glamping options, which include gear and tent rental. General camping is also available.

Dining options are available at the festival too, with everything from pizza to salads. Outside food is allowed for those who prefer it, although outside alcohol is prohibited. A dining experience is also an option, with the Pickathon Curation Series being a limited-seating experience with multi-course meals.

Sustainability is an important component of Pickathon, as it does not use single-use cups, plates, or utensils and encourages everyone to bring their own dishes and wash them on-site. Free, fresh water is always available.

Pickathon Music Festival will take place July 30 through August 2. It is being hosted by Pendarvis Farm, located at 16581 Southeast Hagen Road. A three-day pass is $485, and it is free for children under 12.