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The Lake Grove Concert Series proudly presents a monumental performance of Dan Forrest’s Requiem for the Living, a breathtaking choral work that the New York Concert Review describes as “powerful, moving… majestic… [and] beautiful music.” Requiem for the Living is a stirring celebration of life, bringing together rich choral harmonies and orchestral brilliance.

With its masterful blend of modern and traditional text, this piece touches the hearts of listeners, offering solace and reflection, and ultimately embracing the beauty of human existence and life. This free concert, in honor of the 10th anniversary of the Lake Grove Concert Series, will also feature a newly commissioned work by composer Sean O’Loughlin.

This exciting new piece adds a fresh and dynamic dimension to the celebration, offering a unique musical experience for all in attendance. Performers include the 100-voice Sanctuary Choir, two of Lake Grove’s children’s choirs, renowned soloists Abigail Krawson and Brandon Michael, and a chamber orchestra made up of members of the Oregon Symphony. Join us for a spectacular and moving hour as we commemorate a decade of artistic excellence with this unforgettable performance.

The Lake Grove Concert Series proudly presents a monumental performance of Dan Forrest’s Requiem for the Living, a breathtaking choral work that the New York Concert Review describes as “powerful, moving… majestic… [and] beautiful music.” Requiem for the Living is a stirring celebration of life, bringing together rich choral harmonies and orchestral brilliance.

With its masterful blend of modern and traditional text, this piece touches the hearts of listeners, offering solace and reflection, and ultimately embracing the beauty of human existence and life. This free concert, in honor of the 10th anniversary of the Lake Grove Concert Series, will also feature a newly commissioned work by composer Sean O’Loughlin.

This exciting new piece adds a fresh and dynamic dimension to the celebration, offering a unique musical experience for all in attendance. Performers include the 100-voice Sanctuary Choir, two of Lake Grove’s children’s choirs, renowned soloists Abigail Krawson and Brandon Michael, and a chamber orchestra made up of members of the Oregon Symphony. Join us for a spectacular and moving hour as we commemorate a decade of artistic excellence with this unforgettable performance.

The award-winning Clark College Orchestra performs their Spring Concert of the 2024-2025 Grand Finale season under the baton of Music Director/Conductor Dr. Donald Appert.

The program features Linda Appert, soprano soloist in three arias by Giacomo Puccini and the orchestra playing Rachmaninoff’s Symphony 2. This is the final concert with Dr. Appert as the Music Director and Conductor of the college orchestra as he retires on June 30 after 35 years of service. All the audience is invited to a reception honoring his work immediately following the concert.

Free admission

For tickets and more information, visit clark.edu.

Chamber Music Northwest is excited to welcome you to Newberg’s Chehalem Cultural Center for a FREE concert by the outstanding protégé quartet, Opus13.

Depending on where you live, make a trip of it or pop over to Newberg’s new La Joie Theatre at the Chehalem Cultural Center for a fun and family-friendly concert!

Learn more about Opus13!

Chehalem Cultural Center (Newberg)
Friday, 7/11 • 7:00 pm PT

For full festival schedule and tickets, visit cmnw.org.

Theatre 33 presents its 2025 Regional New Play Festival in repertory. 9 performances of 6 plays by Oregon/NW playwrights in 2 theatres each week.

In this turn of the century comedic melodrama, can Agatha outwit her chauvinistic rivals dancing backwards in heels? Participate in the creative process and celebrate infusing new regional work into the national theatre. See it first at Theatre 33!

Tickets: can attend for free. Suggested donation of $10.

For more information, please visit theatre33.org.

Chamber Music Northwest is excited to welcome you to North Clackamas Park for a FREE concert with an incredible protégé duo: Isabelle Ai Durrenberger (violin) and Ryota Yamazaki (piano).

Pack a picnic and bring your own seats to enjoy this fun and family-friendly outdoor concert! This performance will feature SoundsTruck NW, the Northwest’s premier mobile concert stage.

North Clackamas Park
Tuesday, 7/15 • 7:00 pm PT

For full festival schedule and tickets, visit cmnw.org.

Theatre 33 presents its 2025 Regional New Play Festival in repertory. 9 performances of 6 plays by Oregon/NW playwrights in 2 theatres each week.

Astoria and the treacherous Columbia Bar are the setting for this fantastical musical tale of love and loss. Participate in the creative process and celebrate infusing new regional work into the national theatre. See it first at Theatre 33!

Can attend for free. Suggested donation of $18.

For more information, please visit theatre33.org.

Theatre 33 presents its 2025 Regional New Play Festival in repertory. 9 performances of 6 plays by Oregon/NW playwrights in 2 theatres each week.

A comedic and touching journey as seen through Geraldine’s eyes as she struggles with dementia and two disparate daughters. Participate in the creative process and celebrate infusing new regional work into the national theatre. See it first at Theatre 33!

Can attend for free. Suggested donation of $18.

For more information, please visit theatre33.org.

Theatre 33 presents its 2025 Regional New Play Festival in repertory. 9 performances of 6 plays by Oregon/NW playwrights in 2 theatres each week.

Mystery abounds when coincidences merge into something much bigger. Paranoia or conspiracy? Who is the man in the yellow raincoat? Participate in the creative process and celebrate infusing new regional work into the national theatre. See it first at Theatre 33!

Tickets: can attend for free. Suggested donation of $18.

For more information, please visit theatre33.org.

Get ready to dive into a world of electrifying creativity July 31 – August 3, with the Vancouver Arts & Music Festival at Esther Short Park in downtown Vancouver, Washington!

There is so much to explore at this free festival, with outdoor stages, local art vendors, a juried art exhibition, family activities and more. Esther Short Park will transform into a playground of creativity, where every corner holds a surprise waiting to be discovered.

Immerse yourself in the rhythm of GRAMMYⓇ Award-winning artists Renée Fleming, Mark and Maggie O’Connor, and Sharon Isbin as they perform with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra USA under the batons of maestros Gerard Schwarz and Salvador Brotons.

Brought to you by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra USA and the City of Vancouver, this festival is a celebration of culture, community and the unbridled joy that comes with experiencing the arts together.

Get ready to dive into a world of electrifying creativity July 31 – August 3, with the Vancouver Arts & Music Festival at Esther Short Park in downtown Vancouver, Washington!

There is so much to explore at this free festival, with outdoor stages, local art vendors, a juried art exhibition, family activities and more. Esther Short Park will transform into a playground of creativity, where every corner holds a surprise waiting to be discovered.

Immerse yourself in the rhythm of GRAMMYⓇ Award-winning artists Renée Fleming, Mark and Maggie O’Connor, and Sharon Isbin as they perform with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra USA under the batons of maestros Gerard Schwarz and Salvador Brotons.

Brought to you by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra USA and the City of Vancouver, this festival is a celebration of culture, community and the unbridled joy that comes with experiencing the arts together.

Theatre 33 presents its 2025 Regional New Play Festival in repertory. 9 performances of 6 plays by Oregon/NW playwrights in 2 theatres each week.

A comedic and touching journey as seen through Geraldine’s eyes as she struggles with dementia and two disparate daughters. Participate in the creative process and celebrate infusing new regional work into the national theatre. See it first at Theatre 33!

Can attend for free. Suggested donation of $18.

For more information, please visit theatre33.org.

Theatre 33 presents its 2025 Regional New Play Festival in repertory. 9 performances of 6 plays by Oregon/NW playwrights in 2 theatres each week.

In this turn of the century comedic melodrama, can Agatha outwit her chauvinistic rivals dancing backwards in heels? Participate in the creative process and celebrate infusing new regional work into the national theatre. See it first at Theatre 33!

Tickets: can attend for free. Suggested donation of $10.

For more information, please visit theatre33.org.

Get ready to dive into a world of electrifying creativity July 31 – August 3, with the Vancouver Arts & Music Festival at Esther Short Park in downtown Vancouver, Washington!

There is so much to explore at this free festival, with outdoor stages, local art vendors, a juried art exhibition, family activities and more. Esther Short Park will transform into a playground of creativity, where every corner holds a surprise waiting to be discovered.

Immerse yourself in the rhythm of GRAMMYⓇ Award-winning artists Renée Fleming, Mark and Maggie O’Connor, and Sharon Isbin as they perform with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra USA under the batons of maestros Gerard Schwarz and Salvador Brotons.

Brought to you by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra USA and the City of Vancouver, this festival is a celebration of culture, community and the unbridled joy that comes with experiencing the arts together.

Theatre 33 presents its 2025 Regional New Play Festival in repertory. 9 performances of 6 plays by Oregon/NW playwrights in 2 theatres each week.

Mystery abounds when coincidences merge into something much bigger. Paranoia or conspiracy? Who is the man in the yellow raincoat? Participate in the creative process and celebrate infusing new regional work into the national theatre. See it first at Theatre 33!

Tickets: can attend for free. Suggested donation of $18.

For more information, please visit theatre33.org.

Get ready to dive into a world of electrifying creativity July 31 – August 3, with the Vancouver Arts & Music Festival at Esther Short Park in downtown Vancouver, Washington!

There is so much to explore at this free festival, with outdoor stages, local art vendors, a juried art exhibition, family activities and more. Esther Short Park will transform into a playground of creativity, where every corner holds a surprise waiting to be discovered.

Immerse yourself in the rhythm of GRAMMYⓇ Award-winning artists Renée Fleming, Mark and Maggie O’Connor, and Sharon Isbin as they perform with the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra USA under the batons of maestros Gerard Schwarz and Salvador Brotons.

Brought to you by the Vancouver Symphony Orchestra USA and the City of Vancouver, this festival is a celebration of culture, community and the unbridled joy that comes with experiencing the arts together.

Theatre 33 presents its 2025 Regional New Play Festival in repertory. 9 performances of 6 plays by Oregon/NW playwrights in 2 theatres each week.

Astoria and the treacherous Columbia Bar are the setting for this fantastical musical tale of love and loss. Participate in the creative process and celebrate infusing new regional work into the national theatre. See it first at Theatre 33!

Can attend for free. Suggested donation of $18.

For more information, please visit theatre33.org.

Theatre 33 presents its 2025 Regional New Play Festival in repertory. 9 performances of 6 plays by Oregon/NW playwrights in 2 theatres each week.

Enjoy the ride as Mary and Bill navigate bi-racial couple tensions and 4 decades of life challenges. Are humor and love enough? Participate in the creative process and celebrate infusing new regional work into the national theatre. See it first at Theatre 33!

Tickets: can attend for free. Suggested donation of $10.

For more information, please visit theatre33.org.

Theatre 33 presents its 2025 Regional New Play Festival in repertory. 9 performances of 6 plays by Oregon/NW playwrights in 2 theatres each week.

Mystery abounds when coincidences merge into something much bigger. Paranoia or conspiracy? Who is the man in the yellow raincoat? Participate in the creative process and celebrate infusing new regional work into the national theatre. See it first at Theatre 33!

Tickets: can attend for free. Suggested donation of $18.

For more information, please visit theatre33.org.

Theatre 33 presents its 2025 Regional New Play Festival in repertory. 9 performances of 6 plays by Oregon/NW playwrights in 2 theatres each week.

A comedic and touching journey as seen through Geraldine’s eyes as she struggles with dementia and two disparate daughters. Participate in the creative process and celebrate infusing new regional work into the national theatre. See it first at Theatre 33!

Can attend for free. Suggested donation of $18.

For more information, please visit theatre33.org.

Theatre 33 presents its 2025 Regional New Play Festival in repertory. 9 performances of 6 plays by Oregon/NW playwrights in 2 theatres each week.

Astoria and the treacherous Columbia Bar are the setting for this fantastical musical tale of love and loss. Participate in the creative process and celebrate infusing new regional work into the national theatre. See it first at Theatre 33!

Can attend for free. Suggested donation of $18.

For more information, please visit theatre33.org.

Theatre 33 presents its 2025 Regional New Play Festival in repertory. 9 performances of 6 plays by Oregon/NW playwrights in 2 theatres each week.

Mystery abounds when coincidences merge into something much bigger. Paranoia or conspiracy? Who is the man in the yellow raincoat? Participate in the creative process and celebrate infusing new regional work into the national theatre. See it first at Theatre 33!

Tickets: can attend for free. Suggested donation of $18.

For more information, please visit theatre33.org.

Theatre 33 presents its 2025 Regional New Play Festival in repertory. 9 performances of 6 plays by Oregon/NW playwrights in 2 theatres each week.

Enjoy the ride as Mary and Bill navigate bi-racial couple tensions and 4 decades of life challenges. Are humor and love enough? Participate in the creative process and celebrate infusing new regional work into the national theatre. See it first at Theatre 33!

Tickets: can attend for free. Suggested donation of $10.

For more information, please visit theatre33.org.

Theatre 33 presents its 2025 Regional New Play Festival in repertory. 9 performances of 6 plays by Oregon/NW playwrights in 2 theatres each week.

Astoria and the treacherous Columbia Bar are the setting for this fantastical musical tale of love and loss. Participate in the creative process and celebrate infusing new regional work into the national theatre. See it first at Theatre 33!

Can attend for free. Suggested donation of $18.

For more information, please visit theatre33.org.

Theatre 33 presents its 2025 Regional New Play Festival in repertory. 9 performances of 6 plays by Oregon/NW playwrights in 2 theatres each week.

A comedic and touching journey as seen through Geraldine’s eyes as she struggles with dementia and two disparate daughters. Participate in the creative process and celebrate infusing new regional work into the national theatre. See it first at Theatre 33!

Can attend for free. Suggested donation of $18.

For more information, please visit theatre33.org.