Portland is garnering lots of attention lately—for our leadership in sustainability; for our food scene; for being, well, weird. And now we’ve caught the attention of Lauren Weedman, actor/writer of BUST. In the few months she spent here in the... More

When life and theatre collide it is a beautiful thing, is it not? This revealing comedy peers into the backstage lives of Broadway power-duo Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne in Jeffrey Hatcher’s new play brimming with theatre lore. Set at the... More

Talisman Gallery hosts an exhibit of member artists Ellen Reardon and Deb Minkler’s latest works. Reardon continues her exploration of the encaustic medium, incorporating photographs, papers, and soft pastels into her paintings. Minkler returns to her watercolor roots depicting Portland scenery in... More

Aspiring artists of all ages and abilities display their work at this annual event. The non-juried art show is open to everyone as part of Lincoln City’s Community Days Celebration. Lincoln City Cultural Center staff will accept artwork for exhibition on... More

Bruce Blanchard stars as Aristotle Onassis and Amy Jo Halliday plays Maria Callas. Other cast members include Gary Cash, Chrissy Pettit, Michelle Maida and Erin Oleson.  Triangle Productions! concludes its 23rd season with the production of a new work. Ari... More

Dance For A Dollar. Ceated by Mariana Carreño King and Daniel Jáquez. Directed by Daniel Jáquez. There’s a little dance hall in Queens called Club Las Palmas, where a man can take the hand of a woman, embrace his culture and whirl away... More

Particles on the Wall, an exhibit combining visual and literary arts, science and historical artifacts to explore the impacts of the Hanford nuclear reservation on our region and the world comes to Oregon for the first time. Opening reception includes... More

Settling In examines the experience and acculturation of immigrants to Oregon through the lens of Jewish experience. The exhibit focuses on two groups: Eastern European and Russian Jewish immigrants who were “Americanized” through the Neighborhood House, the settlement house founded... More

Featured in this last concert of Beaverton Symphony Orchestra's season are the three winners of its Young Artist Competition:  Pianist Andrew Yoon from Westview High School, violinist Jocelyn Chao from the School of Science and Technology, and cellist Lauren Kim... More

The final concert of our Classical series opens with a light Suppé overture and closes with the profound First Symphony of Brahms, which he composed over the course of 21 years. Jennifer Koh solos in the 2nd Violin Concerto of... More