PORTLAND METRO NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDE
Multnomah Village
A walkable village center surrounded by wooded, eclectic southwest Portland homes.
LOCAL INSTITUTIONS
Places that have been here a while
Annie Bloom’s Books
est. 1978
The kind of bookstore that remembers what you read last time: handwritten staff picks, real shelf space for local authors, and a store cat holding court from a soft chair. If the Village has a living room, this is it.
Multnomah Arts Center
est. 1982
The Village’s anchor institution, offering community arts education at accessible prices from a building older than the program itself. Classes, studios, and the reason half the Village can throw a pot.
Thinker Toys
est. 1994
The Village’s largest storefront, stacked with toys, games, and puzzles, gift wrap included, perpetually full of parents and kids working the puzzle aisles.
John’s Marketplace
est. 1999
One of Portland’s most celebrated bottle shops, a minimart-looking landmark hiding one of the city’s great beverage inventories, with staff who can hunt down a bottle from a photo.
Independent businesses and community institutions that have served the neighborhood for ten years or more, chosen because Nathan actually goes. No one pays to be listed.
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