Madonna of the Cat
21ten Theatre proudly presents the world-premiere production “Madonna of the Cat” from local playwright Sue Mach. Using Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale” as its jumping off point, Mach’s play imagines the […]
21ten Theatre proudly presents the world-premiere production “Madonna of the Cat” from local playwright Sue Mach. Using Shakespeare’s “The Winter’s Tale” as its jumping off point, Mach’s play imagines the […]
The November Gallery Show at Art Design Xchange (ADX) is Michele Piscitelli’s The Other Side of Bod, a raw and compelling photographic exhibition that peers into the overlooked corners of
The brand-new Foster Theater is proud to announce its official grand opening Saturday, November 8 at 5444 SE Foster Rd., in the heart of Portland’s Foster-Powell neighborhood. The celebration will
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Starday Tavern (6517 SE Foster Rd.) celebrates 20 years of punk rock from The Decliners Thursday, November 6-Sunday, November 9. Original members Nolan Void, Tommy “Shivers” Morgan and Dee Dee
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Leikam Brewery (5812 E Burnside St.), in collaboration with Rain Dragon Studio, presents their first Clay Sculpture Workshop in the brewery’s community room. The class will be sculpting a small
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The Architectural Heritage Center (AHC) hosts Portland Stained Glass: Image as Information Saturday, November 15, 10-11:30 am. John Doyle presents a lecture exploring the ways complex aesthetic and theological concepts
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Central Catholic High School’s Drama Department, under the direction of Theater Director Avery Heater, presents its annual fall play, “Much Ado About Nothing.” The show runs Friday and Saturday, November
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PLUS PLUS Media & Immersive Arts Festival 2025 at Tomorrow Theater invites you to dissolve your boundaries, question everything and reimagine what could be. Featuring a series of hybrid media
TPK Brewing Co. is offering two, “never-before-TPKed” events in November. First, Saturday, November 22, 6-10 pm is a partnership with Dark Horse Comics to celebrate the release of their New
Buckman Elementary School is now accepting artist applications for its 36th Annual Buckman Art Show & Sell which will take place Saturday, March 14, 2026, 10 am-5 pm. The beloved
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The Multnomah Friends’ Quaker Palestine Israel Group will be showing the film “No Other Land” at the Clinton Street Theater Saturday, November 29, 7 pm. The proceeds will benefit the
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St. Philip Neri Parish hosts its 23rd annual Michael Allen Harrison piano concert. Kick off the holiday season with famed composer/performer Harrison’s signature compositions and Christmas music. Julianne Johnson adds
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Saturday, October 4, 6 pm the Lincoln Street United Methodist Church (5145 SE Lincoln St.) will host the West Coast Brazilian Jazz Collective, an all-woman quartet that tours the Bay
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Fuse Theatre Ensemble continues their work as the nation’s leading theatre in trans representation with Mikki Gillette’s newest creation, Magnetic Electric. The rock musical runs Thursday, October 9-Sunday, November 2
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Three highlighted shows at Alberta Rose Theatre in October are all about music. Starting off is Elton Dan and The Rocket Band Thursday, October 9, 8 pm. Recognized as North
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Portland Open Studios 2025 Tour takes place two weekends in October, Saturday and Sunday October 11-12 and 18-19, 10 am-4 pm each day at locations throughout Portland. 103 talented local
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The Clinton Street Theater (CST) once again rolls out a slate of gruesome horror films for October, featuring a number of unseen oddities and foreign titles, along with classic thrillers
The 2025-26 Season at Imago Theatre opens with Design for Living Friday, October 10-Sunday, October 26. It’s 1933 and polyamory is all the rage, at least it was on Broadway
As the featured event of the 30th anniversary of its beloved Día de los Muertos Festival, Milagro presents a new staging of ¡Alebrijes!, which was originally commissioned by Milagro for
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In Mulieribus (IM), Portland’s critically acclaimed early music women’s vocal ensemble, presents its 2025-26 season, Murmurs of the Muse. The season is a thoughtful exploration of the muse—that quiet, creative
The annual Mt. Tabor Tar N Trail Races are a fundraising event to benefit The Friends of Mt. Tabor Park. Taking place Sunday, October 19, 9 am, there are 10k,
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The Haunted Eye is half haunted house, half Halloween pop-up bar and 100 percent spooky fun in a 100+ year old building on SE 82nd Ave. Running for three nights,
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The world’s only city-wide comic con takes place Friday, September 5-Sunday, September 14 at over 100 small businesses all over Portland. The fun starts with an Intergalactic Kick-off Party Thursday,
Triangle Productions! opens their 36th season of live theater with “The Cake,” a play by Bekah Brunstetter that is political, funny and hard hitting. The show runs for three weeks
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Art Design Xchange (ADX) presents Playing The Cards, an exhibition exploring the creative potential of the playing card surface. Opening First Friday, September 5, 5–9 pm, the show invites artists
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Celebrate the close of summer with an evening of art, connection and creativity at Sevigny Studio PDX (3576 SE Division St.) Friday, September 5, 6-9 pm. Explore a vibrant showcase
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The first weekend of September at Tomorrow Theater starts off with A2(4)-Day Fest, featuring four days of films from women and nonbinary auteur filmmakers. Across four days, films from contemporary
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One of the Pacific Northwest’s premiere end-of-the-summer events, the Catio Tour, is happening Saturday, September 6, 10 am-2 pm. Guests will enjoy a “purrfect” showcase that includes eight unique catios
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The Oregon Science Festival, presented by OMSI, begins Science Week, five days of events in the Portland Metro Area and beyond, culminating in a two-day celebration at OMSI Saturday, September
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Leach Botanical Garden continues their annual series of nature themed talks with Flowering Plant Diversity: Co-Adaptation, Competition and Cheating! Wednesday, September 17, 6:30-8:30 pm. Flowers come in all kinds of
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Portland FolkMusic Society (PFS) kicks off their 2025-26 concert season for both their Eastside and Westside locations. Eastside concerts feature mostly national and international artists taking place at Reedwood Friends
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Kelli Welli has two new recently released singles, the first of which is “Sunshine is Medicine,” about opening up and using your voice when times are feeling dark. Welli says,
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Start your adult roller derby journey with Rose City Roller’s Adult Intro to Derby Series. In this four-week introduction series, participants will learn basic skating skills with a roller derby
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Hip Chicks Do Wine, recently named Best Urban Winery, has a number of events taking place in August, starting with Frosé Friday 4-8 pm every Friday. Kick off the weekend
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PJCE Records is thrilled to announce the release of “Big Water,” the captivating debut album from bassist and composer Ross Garlow. This genre-bending collection of instrumental and vocal pieces is
The Portland Festival of Cinema, Animation & Technology (PFCAT) is proud to announce that renowned artist Gary Hirsch of Botjoy fame will be joining the festival as this year’s guest
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Milagro presents the latest installation of its series of Tertulia Art + Conversation Saturday, August 9, 7 pm at El Zócalo at Milagro, 537 SE Stark St. Join Lynn Mendoza-Khan,
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The highly anticipated Foster Summer Soirée promises a vibrant community celebration focused on supporting local businesses and providing family-friendly fun. Saturday, August 9, 12-6 pm, SE Foster Rd. transforms into
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The Clinton Street Theater’s third annual Hanabi Film Festival runs select days Monday, August 18-Sunday, August 31. This year’s festival features several newly restored classics coming to Portland for the
The Hawthorne Boulevard Business Association is proud to host the 42nd Annual Hawthorne Street Fair Sunday, August 24, 11 am-5 pm. This free, family-friendly event is a beloved Portland tradition,
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Montavilla Jazz’s three-day village-style festival is back with its boldest and most musically diverse lineup ever for the Labor Day Weekend. The 12th Annual Montavilla Jazz Festival (MJF), presented by
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Portland Parks & Recreation (PP&R) is bringing back their wildly popular series of Summer Free For All events for 2025. Free live music, movies and cultural events start Wednesday, July
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Back by extremely aggressive demand, the Kernside business association is bringing the chaos, camaraderie and keg-hoisting madness back for another round. The inaugural Beer Keg Strongman event took place in
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Music Together of Portland invites you to experience the joy and magic of music this summer. Create memories that will last a lifetime, and connect with other families in your
XO-interstitiium is the culminating work of a three-year collaboration between JmeJames Antonick and Patsy Morris, with music by Geovanny Vega. What began as JmeJames’ vision evolved into an equal collaboration,
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Sidestreet Arts is thrilled to present “In Form” as its July featured show. Artists Denise Krueger and Jennifer Kapnek will be in attendance for the First Saturday Artwalk July 5,
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With school out for the summer, Artichoke Community Music is offering opportunities for students to gain experience performing and learning and for the community to come together to sing. There
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Three highlights from the many shows at Alberta Rose Theatre in July are headlined by women, bringing a variety of talents to the stage. Starting Tuesday, July 1, 7 pm,
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21ten Theatre is excited to announce that four groups of talented local artists, out of 28 applicants, have been selected to bring their original work to their space for the
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Portland-based dancer, performer and performance maker Allie Hankins presents her latest work, By My Own Hand, Part 4: MELODY, Friday, July 11-Sunday, July 13. The solo work engages the biomechanics
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Longtime friends and frequent collaborators Avery Hill and Jaspar Lepak are kicking off their PNW Wonderland Tour, which will run from Sisters to Seattle, in Portland. The kick off offers
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The Montavilla/East Tabor Business Association (METBA) presents the 12th annual Montavilla Street Fair Sunday, July 27, 10 am-6 pm. The family-friendly celebration takes place in the historic Downtown Montavilla area.Last
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Sunday, July 27, 7 pm Mary Flower takes the Artichoke stage with special guest Carla Sciaky. Flower is much-heralded for her instrumental prowess and delicious singing voice. She also has
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July sees two author events at the Architectural Heritage Center (AHC). The first is Saturday, July 19, 10-11:30 am, where Author Darrell Jabin will speak about his book Theaters of
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The Oregon Music Hall of Fame (OMHOF) announces 2025 inductees and scholarship winners Tuesday, July 15, 5 pm at Laurelhurst Club (3721 SE Ankeny St.). The free, public event will
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Local artist Sugarpill has announced the “Sad Girl Summer” drag show will take place Friday, July 11, 7-10 pm at the historic Clinton Street Theater (CST), 2522 SE Clinton St.
While Portland soaks up summer sunshine, plans are underway to brighten the darkest days of winter. The Portland Winter Light Festival (PDXWLF) invites artists, performers, designers, engineers, architects and community
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Movie Madness University (MMU) offers a number of Single-Session Classes and one Multi-Session Class in July. The Single-Session Classes are offered on different days of the week, making it easier
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Highlighted films in July at Tomorrow Theater include a Fight the Nazis double feature, a look at Frida and Kate Bush’s mystical art film. Saturday, July 5 has two iconic
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Triangle productions! is excited to remount That’s No Lady, a musical about Walter W. Cole, aka Darcelle, for three weeks only, June 5-22. The musical traces the life of Cole
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Books With Pictures holds BwPCon!, a free one day event featuring a wide range of local artists all gathered to show off their stuff Saturday, June 7, 10 am-6 pm.
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A Sometimes Gallery (3601 SE Division St.) hosts a group art show, “DOG: A Celebration of Companionship” Saturday, June 7, 5-8 pm and Sunday, June 8, 12-4 pm. The show
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Milagro is thrilled to be collaborating with Latino community group Juntos PDX for Cuentos de Triunfo, their second quarterly event of the year at El Centro Milagro (525 SE Stark
McMenamins Barley Mill was McMenamins’ first pub and is turning 42 this year. To celebrate, they’re holding a day-long birthday celebration Saturday, June 14 that will feature Grateful Dead-inspired food
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2025’s OUTright Theatre Festival feature production, Assassins, needs no introduction. In this darkly humorous musical revue, Stephen Sondheim (music and lyrics) and John Weidman (book) depict nine misfit men and
With summer in full swing, Leach Botanical Garden has a number of ways to enjoy their space. Trade your opera glasses for binoculars with Bird Songs of Opera, an outdoor
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Salt & Sage is proud to present the Glitter & Desire, the world premieres of playwright Mikki Gillette’s Tears and Glitter and Mimetic Desire, playing in rep through Thursday, June
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Kelli Welli’s newly released single, “All the Love” is about love and loving the time we spend together. It’s also a letter to her kids, hoping they hear truly how
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2025 marks the 55th annual summer festival for Chamber Music Northwest (CMNW), taking place Saturday, June 28-Sunday, July 27. The Bach-inspired festival features some of his most dazzling works alongside
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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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