Betsy & Iya
No admission feeA Portland jewelry studio and shop making ethically sourced wedding rings and handcrafted fine jewelry.
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An 1,800-square-foot gallery of oddities, cryptids and interactive photo ops in Northwest Portland, with a gift shop of original art and novelties.
2234 NW Thurman St · Portland, OR
The Freakybuttrue Peculiarium is a small museum-gallery on NW Thurman Street that mixes weird collections, original art by Colin Batty and Mike Wellins, cryptids, oddities and underground Portland history, all built for photos rather than jump scares. Visits run twenty minutes to two hours, the space is wheelchair accessible with no stairs, and the attached shop sells posters, postcards, books, edible insects and one-of-a-kind artwork. Recommended for ages about 10 and up. Open daily, 11 am to 6 pm Friday through Monday and noon to 6 pm Tuesday through Thursday; admission is $10, $7 on Tuesdays.
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