Alberta Rose Highlights
Wednesday, May 7, 7:30 pm The Jenner Fox Band and David Jacobs-Strain and Bob Beach take the stage at Alberta Rose Theatre. The Jenner Fox Band, a five piece band […]
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Wednesday, May 7, 7:30 pm The Jenner Fox Band and David Jacobs-Strain and Bob Beach take the stage at Alberta Rose Theatre. The Jenner Fox Band, a five piece band […]
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What started as a concerned parent’s idea to bring more art and less graffiti to the neighborhood has grown into a sweeping, student-created mural at Cleveland High School. The community
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Eastside Coffee Bar & Workspace hosts What Holds Us, a group exhibit from Holly Amoako, Ray Brand and Sarah Heckles. They explore the many meanings of home—as a place, a
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The 18th annual Mt. Tabor Art Walk is returning Saturday, May 17-Sunday, May 18. This local show and sale is a Portland favorite and this year features 41 juried neighborhood
This May Sidestreet Arts is delighted to share its funkalicious, freak-tastic and far-out show, Funky Town. They have brought together three fantastic local artists: ceramicists Erika Rier and Sarah Fine
The Portland FolkMusic Society is proud to present Canadian Cara Luft in concert Saturday, May 17, 7:30 pm at Reedwood Friends Church, 2901 SE Steele St. Juno award winning singer-songwriter
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21Ten Theatre’s third season closes with The Other Place, a psychological drama from Sharr White and directed by Gavin Hoffman. Juliana Smithton is a brilliant scientist with a spine of
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Bring your mom, take your chosen mom, ditch your mom or avoid Mother’s Day entirely with one of Tomorrow Theater’s favorite dysfunctional mother/daughter duos during a special screening of Grey
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Coming to Art Design Xchange (ADX) Friday, May 30 and Saturday, May 31 is the Multiverse Collective’s interactive art installation, “Infinite Lives, Infinite Stories.” The purpose-built show to transport guests
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The Portland Night Market opens its 2025 season Friday. April 4 and Saturday, April 5 at 100 SE Alder St. The monthly market showcases 175+ of Portland’s best vendors celebrating
Fuse Theatre Ensemble has been producing paradigm shifting theater for 16 years and opens their 2025 season with Great White Goes Down, an original work by local playwright Ajai Tripthati
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Literary Arts Bookstore, 716 SE Grand Ave., hosts a number of free events in April. Every Saturday 10:30-11 am is Story Time. Families are invited to listen to booksellers read
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Salome, by Oscar Wilde and adapted by Imago Theatre’s long-time collaborator Drew Pisarra into a chamber theatre piece (fewer characters with the intent of more intensity), takes the stage Friday,
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Head on over to SE 28th Ave. and Ankeny St. Saturday, April 12, 11 am-1 pm for a wildly entertaining day of beer, strength, running and silliness. The brutal ridiculousness
Artichoke Music always has a full calendar of classes and shows; here are just a few highlights of happenings in April, starting with Portland’s Alan Hager of the Curtis Salgado
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Architectural Heritage Center (AHC) welcomes back Patty Spencer for The Basics of Wood Window Repair, Saturday, April 26, 10-11:30 am. Spencer, the owner of Fresh Air Sash Cord Repair, Inc.,
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House of Dreams, the all-volunteer, free-roam, no-kill cat shelter, holds their annual fundraiser Saturday, April 26, 10 am-4 pm. There will be indoor and outdoor plants (including Bosky Dell Natives),
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Milagro Theatre presents a home what howls (or the house what was ravine), a play written by Mexican-American playwright Matthew Paul Olmos and directed by multidisciplinary stage and film artist
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Free Comic Book Day, always the first Saturday in May, is on May 3 this year. SE bookstore Books With Pictures will have a day of comics celebration and community
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Sidestreet Arts’ March exhibit, Behind Closed Doors II, is a collaboration with Hipbone Art Studio, which has been serving Portland area artists for more than 36 years. The Studio is
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The Central Catholic High School Drama Department takes you beyond the fairytales you thought you knew in its Spring Musical, “Into the Woods.” More than 50 students worked tirelessly under
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Wednesday, March 5 Alberta Rose Theatre presents a special screening based on the best selling Camino memoir, The Way, My Way. Written by Bill Bennett, the film documents one man’s
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ADX is pleased to host an opening reception for the Tobias Belew gallery Friday, March 7, 5-9 pm. The Garden of Life & Reliving is an intimate and poignant exploration
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The 35th Annual Buckman Art Show and Sell will be held Saturday, March 8, 10 am-5 pm in the heart of SE Portland at Buckman Elementary School (SE 16th Ave.
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The Architectural Heritage Center (AHC) holds two author events and resumes their neighborhood tours in the month of March. Saturday, March 8, 10 am-12 pm is No Honest Man Fear
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Tomorrow Theater has a different kind of March Madness, featuring Millennial Movies, and it’s going on all month long. Just like the sports version, there are brackets—Lit Adaptations, Romance Realness,
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The Portland FolkMusic Society is proud to present guitarist Jon Shain and bassist FJ Ventre in concert Saturday, March 15 at Reedwood Friends Church (2901 SE Steele St.). The two
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Threshold Brewing & Blending owners Sara and Jarek Szymanski invite the community to join them Saturday, February 8 for an all day celebration of six years in business, starting at
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Milagro presents FRIDA, un retablo, a look at Frida Kahlo’s rich, turbulent and often misunderstood life Thursday, February 6-Saturday, February 22. Written by Dañel Malán-González, the bilingual play is told
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In 2008, Michael Allen Harrison brought Don Horn, triangle productions! Executive Director/Founder, a book to adapt into a musical. What started with one book ended up being over 45 and
The Portland Winter Light Festival (PDXWLF), presented by PGE, is set to dazzle Portland Friday, February 7-Saturday, February 15. With over 150 stunning art installations, live performances and interactive experiences,
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As seasoned gardeners know, winter might not seem like a busy time but there are still things to be done. Leach Botanical Garden offers two hands-on workshops to help anyone
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Literary Arts has a new home in the Central Eastside at 716 SE Grand Ave. and has announced free events this month, starting with a reading and discussion for Portland
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The Architectural Heritage Center (AHC) presents Oregon Moonshine Bootleggers, Busts and Brawls Program and Book Signing Saturday, February 22, 10-11:30 am. Author Bruce Haney follows the deep-rooted history of moonshining
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21ten Theatre presents Chekhov! 3 Farces: The Bear, The Proposal, And The Ravages of Tobacco by Anton Chekhov, a new translation by Štěpán Šimek. It opens Friday, February 21 and
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The January class line-up at Movie Madness University (MMU) is packed with new class types and new partnerships, along with familiar one- and four-session classes and even a two-session class
For the month of January, Sidestreet Arts welcomes artist Lucas Nickerson with his Mythos Mayhem show. Oregon native Nickerson explores many different avenues with his work. He considers himself an
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Spend the first Saturday of the new year at Tomorrow Theater’s Twi-Hard, a Twilight Saga Triple Feature. Enjoy over six hours of everyone’s cozy PNW favorites with 2008’s Twilight at
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From Celtic music to tribute bands, the January shows at Alberta Rose Theatre offer something for every musical taste. Wednesday, January 15, 8 pm Alasadair Fraser, one of the finest
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Performance Works NW (PWNW) launched their winter season at the end of December and continues it in January. SMALLER is the dance improvisation duo of Karen Nelson and Nica Portavia,
The month of January at OMSI brings a film fest, trivia night, another Reel Eats event and an OMSI After Dark presentation. Starting Friday, January 10 and running through Sunday,
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Music Together of Portland invites you to experience the joy and magic of family music-making with their Seasonal Sing-Along classes in December and Winter Session that starts in January. Seasonal
Celebrate the holiday, winter, solstice or just being in Montavilla this month. All month long, participating businesses will be collecting items for Rahab’s Sisters, a community for women, trans and
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Baerlic Brewing, 2235 SE 11th Ave., holds their annual WoodWorker Holiday Market Saturday, December 7, 11 am-6 pm. A few times a year, Baerlic designs and brews beers destined to
ADX (Art Design Xchange) holds Community Collection: Gallery Show and Market Friday, December 6-Saturday, January 25. Celebrate creativity and community while enjoying a vibrant collection of art from ADX creatives.
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Strum Guitars welcomes Mary Flower and the BBQ Boys Sunday, December 8, 3 pm. Internationally known and award-winning picker, singer/songwriter and teacher Mary Flower and the four-piece jazz, blues and
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The Portland FolkMusic Society is proud to present the Acoustic Guitar Summit, made up of three of the country’s best acoustic fingerstyle guitarists. They bring their distinctive styles in concert
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Milagro Theatre’s annual Latino Christmas Celebration, Posada Milagro, returns Sunday, December 15, 1-5 pm. The festive, cultural Christmas celebration is filled with fun for the whole family, including a performance
Having toured everywhere from Los Angeles to Chicago, New York City to Iowa City, Imago’s crowd-pleasing ZooZoo is back in Portland, the city where it was born. The enchanting show
In Mulieribus, the acclaimed Portland-based professional women’s vocal ensemble, announces their traditional holiday concert, O Radiant Dawn! Led by Artistic Director & Conductor Anna Song, the ensemble performs Saturday, December
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The annual tradition of watching The Big Lebowski (1998) returns to The Clinton Street Theater Saturday, December 21-Saturday, December 28. Directed by the Coen Brothers and starring Jeff Bridges as
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The 18th annual Mt. Tabor Art Walk will be held May 17-18, 2025 and the application window for artists interested in participating is open Sunday, December 1-Friday, January 10 (midnight).
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Much like the Tomorrow Theater itself, which pushes the boundaries of what’s possible with PAM CUT’s signature “cinema unbound” programming, the inaugural PLUS PLUS Festival flips the script on traditional
Sidestreet Arts is delighted to have a one-man featured show, “Werkstatt” with Gregory Hergert. An extremely gifted and dedicated painter, Hergert is a local artist, living and working in SE
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House of Dreams provides shelter and care for abandoned and homeless cats, with the goal of finding them permanent homes or providing them a lifetime home in their facility. To
Pretty Kitty Holiday Bazaar Read More
Fear No Music (FNM) celebrates the fertile and diverse ecosystem of musical creativity in the Pacific NW region with 33rd concert season dedicated to and entitled, Locally Sourced Sounds. For
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Cygnet Salon asked members of their cohort how they’re getting through this hard year, and each spoke of writings or poetry that inspired them to find and nurture their resilience.
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Join Head Gardener Scott Hoelscher for a fabulous fall mushroom walk at Leach Botanical Garden. Wednesdays November 13 and 20, start with fireside tea in the Covered Arbor. Then the
Sean Burke, former brewer at The Commons and Von Ebert and co-founder of ForeLand Beer, has traded time in the brewhouse for time in the outdoors. He founded Prolific Northwest
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The voices of Satori Men’s Chorus present an enchanting concert filled with joyous and reassuring music for one performance only Saturday, November 23, 3 pm at Unity of Portland, 4525
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Triangle Productions! continues its 35th season with a campy musical just in time for the holidays with the deviously delicious Broadway and Hollywood sci-fi smash musical Little Shop of Horrors,
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The Everyone Welcome Community Choir is a non-audition singing class and choir rolled into one, where the number one reason for returning is fun. Instead of choral music, they use
Anne Weiss Classes, Performance, Potluck Read More
Liberace & Liza: A Tribute presents “After Hourz,” a new 21+ variety show taking place Thursday, October 3, 7:30 pm. The performance features a brand new series of spicy shows
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The first October event at OMSI is Science Pub: Where Do Ethics Belong in AI? Tuesday, October 1, 7-9 pm. The camera on-board a self-driving car switches to a power-saving
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Hardcore band Benchscraper is partnering with Milk Crate Kitchen (MCK) to put on a benefit show Friday, October 11, 7:30 pm. MCK is a chef-run nonprofit organization that recruits volunteer
Milagro holds their 4th Annual Central Eastside Muertos Celebration Saturday, October 12-Tuesday, November 12 at the theater (525 SE Stark St.) and at various locations in the Central Eastside. Most
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Salt & Sage is proud to present the world premiere of playwright Mikki Gillette’s No More Candy at 21Ten Theater, 2110 SE 10th Ave. The show, directed by Asea Dean,
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The 26th Annual Portland Open Studios returns for the middle two weekends in October. Saturdays (12th and 19th) and Sundays (13th and 20th), 10 am-4 pm nearly 100 artists will
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Bringing their recent debut to Portland for two nights only, Seattle duo Jenny Peterson and Kaitlin McCarthy present a dance work of horror, humor and friendship to Performance Works NW
DRIVE WOLVES MAD Performance Read More
The Friends of Mt. Tabor Park (FMTP) holds their annual fundraising event, the Mt. Tabor Tar N Trail 5k walk/run, kids 5k and 10k Sunday, October 20, 9 am. All
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The Lion’s Eye is bringing back their Haunted Eye Haunted House + Pop-Up Bar for an even bigger and better event than last year with five nights of scary fun,
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Those things aren’t all rolled into one but a sampling of what’s playing at Tomorrow Theater in September. Things start off right away Sunday, September 1, 7 pm with CatVideoFest
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Going into its 12th year, the annual Catio Tour was created by local cat and bird non-profits working together to highlight the importance of keeping pet cats from roaming freely
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Sidestreet Arts is offering a sneak peek during the month of September of the Lake Oswego Open Studios artists. The show celebrates the talented pool of 40+ artists with diverse
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Triangle productions! is hitting a milestone—35 years of producing live theater in Portland, as well as throughout Oregon, Palm Springs, San Francisco, Seattle and off-Broadway. The first show of the
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Join Portland writer, teacher and activist Martha Gies to celebrate the release of her new memoir, “Broken Open,” Sunday, September 8, 7 pm. This is her second book and Gies,
Music Together of Portland invites families to experience the joy and magic of music this fall. Create memories that will last a lifetime, and connect with other families in your
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Cygnet Salon’s staged literary reading this month is Mother of the Maid by Jane Anderson Monday, September 16, 7 pm. Intimate, messy and modern, Mother of the Maid takes on
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Portland FolkMusic Society kicks off their Eastside Concerts 2024-2025 season Saturday, September 21, with David Francey, an authentic folk singer who chronicles the life of a working person. Francey toiled
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Grammy- and Oscar-winner T Bone Burnett is embarking on his first US concert tour since 2006 this month with the third show of the tour taking place at the Aladdin
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TPK Brewing, 5051 SE Hawthorne Blvd., loves teaching new players Dungeons & Dragons, as well as introducing folks to other roleplaying systems that enable interesting storytelling. They’ve previously run Cypher
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Brain Injury Connections Northwest (BIC-NW) is honored and thrilled to exhibit the varying artistic styles created by their program participants at Art Design Xchange (ADX), Friday, September 27 and Saturday,
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E Burnside’s Leikam Brewing is celebrating its 10-year anniversary Friday, August 9 and Saturday, August 10. Founded by husband-and-wife team Sonia Marie Leikam and Theo Leikam, the brewery has grown
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From dog-loving Kelli Welli, comes a catchy tune for the season of adventure written from two perspectives: the point of view of road-trip loving canines and road-trip loving homo sapiens.
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Montavilla Movie Nights return this month with three Thursday night showings on the Plaza at SE Stark St. and 79th Ave. Bring your own chair, blanket, etc. starting at 8
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August at Alberta Rose Theatre offers a wide variety of shows, including these highlights: Thursday, August 8-Sunday, August 11, Pink Puma presents AfterDark: Provocative and Daring Cabaret. Step into the
Cabaret, Music and More Read More
The Hispanic/Latino/Latina/LatinX/Latine Vote is a national new play network rolling world premiere running Friday, September 6-Sunday, September 22 with a preview night Thursday, September 5 at Milagro Theatre, 525 SE
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With more than twice the number of performances than the previous year, the 2024 Montavilla Jazz Festival will run Friday, August 30-Sunday, September 1 with concerts across the city. The
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The month of July offers a mix of animated entertainment and educational events at OMSI. Opening Wednesday, July 3 is Despicable Me 4. In the first Despicable Me movie in
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Chamber Music Northwest’s (CMNW) 2024 Summer Festival, The Beethoven Effect, runs throughout July with more than 60 works performed. Instead of an exclusively Beethoven festival, it will also illuminate how
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Tomorrow Theater, 3530 SE Division St., offers a wide variety of shows and performances, including some of which are free. That’s right, $0. One of those is the screening of
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Trumpeter Quinn Walker is releasing his debut album, The Trail, this month through Portland Jazz Composers Ensemble (PJCE) Records. The release represents a decade-long dream realized to present his compositional
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When Anna Figueira was asked to create paintings, like the “Deep Beauty” to the left, for an “ocean-themed show” at Sidestreet Arts, she thought about the kind of work she
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Though industry critics are saying that the Summer Movie Season is lacking this year, they haven’t seen Movie Madness’ July line-up of truly amazing classes. They’ll be exploring bigger budget
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Architectural Heritage Center (AHC) welcomes back Patty Spencer for The Basics of Wood Window Repair Saturday, June 29, 10-11:30 am. Spencer, the owner of Fresh Air Sash Cord Repair, Inc.,
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ADX, a local creative maker space and collaborative art hub located in Portland’s Central Eastside, is celebrating their 13th anniversary and the opening of Summer Skate Deck Show Friday, June
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Friday, June 21, 7-8:30 pm Defining Moments’ authors Joshua Thomas, Paul Iarrobino and Stacey Rice will be reading excerpts from their recently published short stories, followed by Q&A and book
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Triangle Productions! closes out their 34th season with Flo, the musical about Florence Ballard, founding member of the girl group, The Supremes, running Friday, May 30-Sunday, June 16. Flo tells
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The NW Cider Cup will unveil this year’s best Northwest made ciders, hailing from OR, WA, ID, MT and British Columbia, Thursday, June 20 at an awards party in SE
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Multi-instrumentalist Kenny Feinstein’s musical brainchild, originally founded in 2005 in Portland, is returning as part of Pickathon, playing at The Showdown, 1195 SE Powell Blvd., Monday, June 17. Water Tower,
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