Pioneer Courthouse Square
Portland
Often referred to as Portland's living room, Pioneer Courthouse Square is a vibrant urban park located in the heart of downtown Portland, Oregon. It serves as a central gathering place for locals and tourists alike, hosting over 300 events annually.
Top 5 Facts
- Opened in 1984, the square was designed by architect Willard Martin and is named after the historic Pioneer Courthouse located nearby.
- The square features a large amphitheater, a waterfall fountain, and the iconic 'Allow Me' statue, also known as 'Umbrella Man.'
- It is home to the annual Portland Farmers Market, offering fresh local produce and artisanal goods.
- The square's design includes over 70,000 bricks, many of which are engraved with the names of donors who helped fund its construction.
- Pioneer Courthouse Square is a hub for cultural events, including concerts, festivals, and public art installations.
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