Grand Dame of the Marketplace
Andrea Jones will be the first to tell you she’s nothing special; that she owes it all to her “amazing” team. But I’m here to set the record straight about this amazing lady with the “Midas Touch”. Though this power-house has a schedule calendar that resembles the last 14 chapters of War and Peace, I […]
Second Floor Rentals and Production
We are happy to announce that vintage rental company, Black Sweet Raspberry and eclectic home furnishings store, Seek the Unique have joined forces to collaborate on an exciting new venture, Second Floor Rentals & Production at the Grand Marketplace. Not only will the inventory be even more vast, but they are drawing on extensive past […]
A Match Made In Heaven
Let’s give a hearty, robust welcome to the newest member of the Grand Marketplace family - Water Avenue Coffee! Hold on to your hat, Mrs. Olson, Water Avenue features coffees roasted right here in Portland! With a different drip blend rotated weekly, they brew up little cups of sanity, of relaxation of patience and goodness guaranteed to make your shopping experience […]
New Vendor
Moving in this week is the lovely Bee & Mason. A mix of vintage, sourcing, and interior styling. Francisca Wolters is the creative mind behind Bee & Mason Vintage. She is an avid designer and picker that strongly believes in the telling of a story. Francisca strives to portray each clients unique personality and story […]
Mono Style Magazine
Grand Marketplace was recently featured in japans very own, Mono Style Magazine!
Rick Scott Paints Signs by Hand
It’s pretty apparent that Rick Scott is a sign painter. He is splattered with paint from head to toe, all different colors, but he wears more practical shoes than most artists. Rick Scott says it was probably his “fate in life” to become the guy that paints signs. He is just the right height for […]
Come One, Come All, Come See
Located at the Eastern mouth of the Morrison bridge, 1005 SE Grand Ave. has seen plenty of hustle and bustle over the years. Originally built in 1921, its life began as a local car dealership. Bob Brown’s Oldsmobile was a Portland fixture for decades. As years of cars zoomed past outside, the inside has seen […]
