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Portland, Oregon
North Portland's bear and leather bar, home of the Oregon Bears.
Eagle Portland is the city's bear and leather bar, set on North Lombard Street in the Piedmont neighborhood of north Portland, away from the downtown clubs and worth the trip out for the crowd it draws. It's the official home of the Oregon Bears, and the room matches: no-frills, cold cheap drinks, a pool table, and a covered patio, with a come-as-you-are feel that runs to bears, leather, Levi's, and the men who like them. The week fills with the kind of programming the Eagle name is known for: uniform and underwear nights, karaoke, DJ dance parties, cookouts, and movie screenings, plus regular fundraisers that feed back into Portland's LGBTQ+ community. For a traveler, it's the antidote to a glossy nightclub, a neighborhood bar with a specific scene where the dress code reads as an invitation rather than a barrier.
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