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Film/Theater |
Community |
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Wed, May 31 |
Art Walk Mt. Tabor Park 10 a.m. Free A great opportunity to see quality visual art and meet the artists in their studios |
The Cure Moda Center 7 p.m. $50 An iconic English rock band known for melancholic, captivating music |
Best of PPS Hollywood Theatre 5:30 p.m. Free Vibrant showcase of young filmmakers’ talent from Portland Public Schools |
Vortex Community Meet Tea Chai Te 10 a.m. Free A creative gathering to collaborate and bring ideas to life |
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Thurs, June 1 |
41st Annual Rose Festival Art Show Oregon Society of Artists 10 a.m. Free Showcase of work that celebrates the Rose City in its spring resplendence |
Duran Duran Moda Center 7 p.m. $35 British new wave pioneers with iconic, stylish, chart-topping hits, captivating audiences with their infectious music |
A Dream Play Lincoln Hall PSU 7:30 p.m. $6+ Churchill’s adaptation of Strindberg’s play, challenging realism and exploring hope amidst realities |
What’s Bugging Our Trees? World Forestry Center 8 a.m. $15+ Combat Emerald Ash Borer. Gain insights, network and protect our precious urban forests. |
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Fri, June 2 |
Nerd Poetry Slam Al’s Den 2:30 p.m. Free Geeky poetry, pop culture, science. Share, compete, connect. |
The National McMenamins Edgefield 6:30 p.m. $52 Brooklyn-based indie rock band blending alternative country, chamber pop and post-punk |
The Inheritance Part II Triangle Productions 7:30 p.m. $15+ Characters on journeys of self-discovery, deception and destruction |
Spring Beer & Wine Fest Washington Monroe Field 4 p.m. $5 One of Portland’s iconic festivals. Savor craft beverages, local delicacies and delightful flavors. |
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Sat, June 3 |
Subtle Intimacy Portland Japanese Garden 10 a.m. $14+ A showcase of Rui Sasaki’s glasswork, preserving plant impressions |
Wuki 45 East 10 p.m. $25 A DJ and producer known for his energetic and heavy bass electronic music |
Margaret Cho Aladdin Theater 10:30 p.m. $35+ A bold and trailblazing comedian who tackles social issues with her unfiltered humor |
My People’s Market The Redd 12 p.m. Free A vibrant indoor and outdoor market with family activities, delicious food, music, performers and shopping |
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Sun, June 4 |
The Artist Statement Independent Publishing Resource Center 1 p.m. Analyze examples, engage in free writes, and receive feedback. Open to all levels. |
PSU Percussion Ensemble Lincoln Recital Hall 3 p.m. Free A diverse program with Samba Ensemble and a world premiere recording |
Morvern Callar 5th Avenue Cinema 3 p.m. Students: Free General: $7 A film exploring identity, grief and self-discovery through the journey of its protagonist |
Portland Track Festival Mount Hood Community College 7 a.m. $15 Witness Olympians and elite distance runners compete in thrilling races |
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Mon, June 5 |
Young Artists 1610 NW 14th Ave, Portland, OR 97209 10:30 a.m. $25 A creative journey for children, exploring through drawing, painting, sculpture and more. |
Madison McFerrin Doug Fir 9 p.m. $18 A talented independent songwriter, producing innovative, soulful a cappella performances |
Comedy Open Mic Cheerful Tortoise 9 p.m. Free Five-minute comedy sets with a feature comedian |
Geeks Who Drink Hawthorne Hideaway 7:30 p.m. Free A lively trivia quiz to test your knowledge, and enjoy drinks with friends |
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Tues, June 6 |
All About Bugs Creative Culture 10 a.m. $150 Four-day art camp for kids ages 5–10, ending with an art show |
Noon Tunes Summer Pioneer Courthouse Square 12 p.m. Free The El Kays will bring vibrancy to Pioneer Square as part of a summer concert series |
Inherent Good Clinton Street Theater 6 p.m. $10 A documentary exploring Universal Basic Income as a solution to poverty |
Pedalpalooza Bike Festival Portland, OR 10 a.m. Free A bike festival that celebrates summer’s arrival with over 100 different rides organized by cyclists |