Sunday, November 1st, 2026 8:00PM Roseland Theater All Ages General Admission Floor | 21 & Over Reserved Seating Balcony No refunds or exchanges. Tickets are non-transferable. Will Call name changes not permitted. Domestic Bliss Tour VIP Package...
Daley Meet & Greet Package
One premium reserved ticket or general admission ticket (where applicable)Adornment is often reserved for the aristocracy. The common person is expected to wear plain colors and utilitarian shapes meant for labor; clothes that blend in. In Loose Threads and Raw Edges, the GMS Collective explores adornment as a form of identity. The exhibition celebrates our artists’ love of color, texture, and responsiveness to material. These creations are meant to be seen and felt. They are the antithesis of the erasure that many artists experience in this capitalist society.
First and foremost, the GMS artists create for themselves. In a world obsessed with production, efficiency, and exploitation, it is a solace to experience art made to fulfill individual creative impulses rather than be commodified. This exhibition asks, “How can I make the most creative impact with the least amount of environmental impact?” In the hands of the GMS artists, simple threads, notions, and trims are alchemized through countless hours of experimentation. Gold spun from rubbish. Discarded textiles are treated like jewels, meticulously assembled into garments and tapestries fit for royalty — creating a kingdom of one’s own.
Funded in part by the Regional Arts & Culture Council and the Arts Access Fund.
Show Opening: Thursday, September 3, 2026, 5:30–7:30 p.m.
Gather:Make:Shelter Group Exhibition
Join Erath and The Malarkey for a special evening that brings together two Oregon Originals. Hosted at chef Brian Malarkey’s downtown Portland restaurant, this winemaker dinner pairs seasonal cuisine with Erath wines for a one-night-only experience celebrating Oregon's flavors and spirit.
Throughout the evening, guests will enjoy a multi-course menu created by The Malarkey culinary team, thoughtfully paired with Erath wines selected to highlight the flavors, stories, and sense of place that define Oregon. Along the way, you’ll hear from Erath’s Head Winemaker Leah Adint and discover how a shared passion for hospitality, craftsmanship, and creativity continues to inspire both brands.
With limited seating, this is a rare opportunity to gather around the table for an unforgettable evening of food, wine, and Oregon tradition.
Step into a slippery world where the line between truth and fiction is all in the packaging. It’s 1936, and a pair of passionate filmmakers has landed their next big project: a sweeping Spanish Civil War film with the potential to change American hearts and minds. It just happens to be bankrolled by the KGB. Spain by Jen Silverman is a seductive and tense thriller about the power of art to change the world — for better and for worse.
by Jen Silverman, directed by Josh Hecht
One of the most ambitious productions in recent Profile history, Spain is a grand cross-disciplinary spectacle featuring multiple partnerships with arts organizations throughout Portland, including live opera developed in partnership with Portland Opera, and both recorded and live music performed by musicians with 45th Parallel.
Hold the Date: Portland Gay Pride 2026 titleholders Mx. Gay Pride Bussy Syrup and Mr. Gay Pride Willy Wankme featured in Horsing Around, a fundraiser for True Colors Recovery
Since the early '90s, San Jose's Exhumed have honed their brand of gore-obsessed death metal with a tongue-in-cheek flair and an overall musical approach often reminiscent of Carcass, a band that they have frequently acknowledged as a primary influence. Diligently led by founding guitarist Matt Harvey, they have endured constant lineup changes over the years. Their brutal riffs and horrifically grotesque lyrical themes only intensified over the years, culminating in uncompromising efforts like 2003's Anatomy Is Destiny, 2011's All Guts, No Glory, and 2022's To the Dead.
Our final First Thursday of the calendar year is going to be a special one! Enjoy live music from local act Kiki & The Cuties, our gallery exhibit Then. Now. Next. 20 Years at The Armory, and of course grab yourself a complimentary beer courtesy of Deschutes Brewery. Doors at 5PM, see ya there!!
Thursday, November 5th, 2026 6:30PM Roseland Theater All Ages General Admission Floor | 21 & Over Reserved Seating Balcony No refunds or exchanges. Tickets are non-transferable. Will Call name changes not permitted. Print at home tickets can be...
**Linda’s 80s Party**
Join us on Friday, November 6, for an unforgettable 80s party celebrating Linda Lee Michelet’s birthday! Linda will be performing with her band, Rendezvous, at Wilf’s.
Get ready to enjoy classic hits from artists like Blondie, Van Morrison, Pat Benatar, the Supremes, Journey, the Everly Brothers, Donna Summer, and more.
This event will take place at Wilf’s from 7:00 PM to 8:15 PM. Don’t miss out on this fantastic celebration.
Don’t miss this one!
Portland artist Eva Wrzesinski spent months visiting Blanchet House’s free café, drawing portraits of 22 guests while learning about their lives. The result is "At Our Table", a portrait exhibition that invites viewers to see people experiencing poverty, homelessness, addiction, and mental health challenges as unique individuals with stories worth hearing.
The event offers an opportunity to view the portraits and interview Wrzesinski and participating café guests about their experiences.
Each portrait includes excerpts from interviews that explore guests’ memories, relationships, challenges, and hopes for the future.
Enjoy a vibrant outdoor street gallery that features 150+ artists who transform NW 13th Avenue into a bustling pedestrian scene that welcomes thousands of attendees each month. You’ll find an inclusive and dynamic mix of talented creatives, ranging from fine artists with decades of experience to emerging makers and designers sharing their work for the very first time. Guests can expect an upbeat, welcoming vibe where they can talk directly with artists, discover one-of-a-kind pieces, and connect with fellow art lovers while enjoying delicious foods from the neighborhood’s many bars and restaurants. The Pearl District comes alive with music, movement, and artist energy and with different artists cycling through, every month is a little different, making it the perfect event to keep coming back to.
First Thursday in the Pearl, started in 1986, is a district-wide celebration held on the first Thursday of each month, initiated by the founding members of PADA (Portland Art Dealers Association). Originally a gathering of art collectors and dealers, the celebration has grown into a monthly event attended by over 10,000 people, including art enthusiasts, wine aficionados, and scenesters looking to see and be seen. During this year-round, monthly event, galleries in and around the Pearl District and Northwest host opening receptions for new exhibitions. Many PADA members continue to follow the First Thursday schedule—keeping the tradition alive—while also hosting events throughout the month.
Parking gets very difficult in the area on First Thursday. It is recommended to take public transportation to the Pearl or park nearby and walk into the neighborhood.
Daley brings his distinctive voice and acclaimed live performance to Portland, blending classic soul with contemporary R&B, alternative pop, and electronic influences. Known for soaring falsetto and personal songwriting, he has earned Billboard Top 10 R&B hits, Grammy recognition, and acclaim for collaborations with artists including Stevie Wonder, Jill Scott, Pharrell Williams, and Gorillaz. His performance features new music alongside fan favorites. Opening the show is Portland native Tahirah Memory, a soul and jazz singer-songwriter whose debut album topped the UK Soul Chart. Her warm, honest vocals and heartfelt songwriting complement an evening of soul, R&B, neo-soul, and live musicianship.
Join Erath and The Malarkey for a special evening that brings together two Oregon Originals. Hosted at Chef Brian Malarkey’s downtown Portland restaurant, this winemaker dinner pairs seasonal cuisine with Erath wines for a one-night-only experience celebrating the flavors and spirit of Oregon.
Throughout the evening, guests will enjoy a multi-course menu created by The Malarkey culinary team, thoughtfully paired with Erath wines selected to highlight the flavors, stories, and sense of place that define Oregon. Along the way, you’ll hear from Erath’s Head Winemaker Leah Adint and discover how a shared passion for hospitality, craftsmanship, and creativity continues to inspire both brands.
With limited seating, this is a rare opportunity to gather around the table for an unforgettable evening of food, wine, and Oregon tradition.
Skip the Small Talk hosts an evening of guided conversations that go deeper than the usual small talk, with thoughtful prompts and a structured format to help people meet. Come on your own or bring a friend to this all-ages friendship event at Powell's City of Books on...
WildCraft Studio School is bringing back Wild Holiday, the handmade holiday market. Featuring the work of 25+ Portland artists and craftspeople, the Pearl District studio will be filled with handmade gifts in the mediums of ceramics, printmaking, weaving, jewelry, botanical creations, stained glass, woodworking and traditional arts. WildCraft will be selling craft kits, original screenprints, gift certificates and Prune People. Intrigued? Grab a cup of mulled wine while you explore this handmade market.
Goods By:
Nola Clay & Kelly Beiermann Studio / E Cooper Pottery / Maren + Laura Ceramics / Watseka Journeys / Metal Flora Jewelry / Tania Skevos / Daniela Mahoney / Betsy Walton / Dirt Flower Studio / Camilla Watson Art / Rachel Warkentin & Barrowpdx / Monomino / Maren Salomon / Molly Steadman / Portland Fruit Tree Project / Madre Linen / Tanglier Studio / Kim Lewis Glass / Kreisman Acres Woodworking / One of One Goods / Malorie Hall Ceramics / Squeezebox Press / Bee Wild Candles / Firn Handcrafted / Sauvie Shrubs / Mary Carroll Ceramics / De Flora Magia / Canyon House Textiles
Progressive metal band Periphery brings intricate riffs, explosive grooves, and a technically powerful sound to the stage. The performance features music from a band known for songs such as “Marigold,” “Scarlet,” and “Blood Eagle,” with complex musicianship, heavy breakdowns, and high-energy modern metal.
Welcome to Bossa PDX! We’re a Portland-based band that pays tribute to the masters of Brazilian jazz and bossa nova.
Use this link to buy your tickets at the PJCE site.
Treat yourself to an enchanting evening with a minimum purchase of just $20 per person—reservations are key to guaranteeing your place, so don’t wait! Secure your table now on OpenTable
Our inviting venue is conveniently located at the foot of the Broadway Bridge, at NW 6th & Irving, complete with 24-hour security for your comfort.
This week: Ryan Meagher Organ QuartetThis week: Ryan Meagher Organ Quartet
Join us every Thursday! Tickets are $15 when purchased through this LINK, and a $20 purchase at Wilfs. All ages are welcome.
Enjoy our casual bar menu and a full dinner menu, including a special three-course dinner for $50, available until 5:45 PM.
In support of PJCE.
Michael Allen Harrison creates music that resonates with people. His classical and contemporary style has captivated audiences for nearly 30 years. Known for his piano performances and upbeat sound with his band, Michael has collaborated with vocalist Julianne Johnson and produced music for ballet, theater, and film. He is also an enthusiastic teacher and a generous community member. He was honored with a star on the Walk of Fame outside the Portland Performing Arts Center in Portland, Oregon. His music spans movie scores and arrangements for piano, orchestra, jazz, and pop. His CD “Emotional Connection” was played in space on the Space Shuttle Endeavor, and his album “Circle of Influence” flew on the Space Shuttle Discovery. In 1999, he performed at the United Nations in New York City, debuting “Remembrance,” a song for Israel’s 50th Anniversary, which appears on his CD “Seasons of Peace.” He also performed at the World Peace Conference in The Hague. You can make reservations for a casual or full dinner menu with a $20 minimum purchase per person (food or beverage). For more details, visit www.michaelallenharrison.com.
You can make reservations at OpenTable for a casual or full dinner menu, with a $20 minimum purchase per person (food or beverage).
For more details, visit www.michaelallenharrison.com.per person, food or beverage.
Suddenly we're seeing more Little Shop of Horrors!! Join us in the Ellyn Bye Studio for the 1986 rendition as we prep for our main stage production. This is a FREE Movie Screening. Our bar will be open before the show with both alcoholic and NA beverages. You are ENCOURAGED to bring your own candy. That's right, BYOC (just no popcorn. Popcorn will be confiscated!). Doors at 6PM, movie at 6:30PM sharp. See ya there!
This exhibition highlights a distinct artistic collaboration between printmakers Cassie Ferguson and Charlie Cohan, marking the creative intersection of their independent yet interrelated studios, Lost Bearings Press (LBP) and BurnPrint Studio (BPS). Centered on a shared dedication to traditional printmaking, the showcase features a diverse range of techniques, including stone lithography, screen printing, polyester plate lithography, and relief printmaking.
The conceptual foundation of this exhibition hinges on a collaborative print created by Cohan and Ferguson in 2017, which juxtaposed the iconic Burnside Skatepark with an urban overpass. This visual conversation continues in Ferguson’s ongoing series of stone lithographs capturing DIY skateparks. Her work seeks to honor and archive the subcultural spaces that have shaped her lived experience. Because these grassroots spaces often thrive under overpasses and within neglected industrial zones, her prints seamlessly connect with Cohan’s imagery of Portland’s monumental bridges. Together, the artists offer a multifaceted view of the city, championing the gritty beauty of structural environments. Their works invite viewers to reflect on their own relationship to the municipal landscape and to find new ways of seeing everyday urban scenes.
Additionally, the exhibition introduces recent work by Nakemiah “Kiki” Williams, produced in collaboration with Ferguson and Cohan at LBP and BPS. This project marks the debut publication for LBP and brings their history full circle, as both Williams and Ferguson are alumnae of Cohan’s printmaking program at the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa. This collaboration marks the beginning of collaborative print work at LBP, which is now open for publishing and for contracted prints, primarily of stone lithographs.
Tuesday, November 10th, 2026 8:00PM Roseland Theater All Ages General Admission Floor | 21 & Over Reserved Seating Balcony No refunds or exchanges. Tickets are non-transferable. Will Call name changes not permitted. Print at home tickets can be...
Join us in the evening to celebrate the opening of November 2026 exhibitions5 - 8 PM
Yukai Chen brings The Factory of Desire to Blue Sky
Yukai Chen, Offering, 2024
Ashley Peña’s Ebb and Flow comes to Blue Sky
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The Unveiling is a solo exhibition by GMS artist Faera J. Valore. Featuring mixed-media pieces, The Unveiling explores the concepts of multifaceted self-exploration, realms both seen and unseen, Trans Euphoria/Dysphoria, and liminality.
Faera is a vibrant, Queer/Trans, mixed-media artist who joined the GMS Collective in 2023. She has worked on several murals in the WeShine community, The Mullowney Project, and the Midsummer Night’s Dream Machine fashion show in 2025. Currently, she is experimenting with fiber arts and various collaging materials and is working on a poetry anthology called 8x8.
Opening Reception: Thursday, November 5, 2026, 5:30–7:30 p.m.
Pinhead Gunpowder performs at Roseland Theater. General admission floor access is open to all ages, while reserved balcony seating is for guests 21 and over.
Prompt is an 8-week writing group full of freewriting, listening, and strengths-based feedback, hosted behind-the-scenes at Powell’s City of Books. With accountability and community built in — as well as a huge selection of books for inspiration — you’ll be sure to come away with tons of new ideas.
Stomp, clap, sing, and shout... Be a part of the show as "Queen Mother" pays tribute to Queen's music in the space where it belongs, live on stage. Hailing from Seattle, Queen Mother harnesses the Northwest’s best talent to bring these epic songs to life, including Under Pressure, We Are the Champions, Bohemian Rhapsody, and many more. With each show they make the whole room a stage, hoping to draw out your inner “Freddie.”
Website: www.QueenMotherTribute.com
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Take a spooky tour of Portland's most haunted places and hear freakish tales of the city’s terrible past. Join Portland Ghosts for a nighttime walk through its dark history, and get ready to meet the ghosts of Rose City.
Explore the city’s dark underbelly and immerse yourself in its terrifying world. Uncover the deep mysteries and experience the hauntings that have made Portland one of the most haunted locations in the Pacific Northwest. With a history of mystery, violence, and despicable wicked acts, Portland is no stranger to ghostly encounters and haunted lore. Follow Portland Ghosts on a moonlit walking tour to some of the most haunted and darkest places in Stumptown, where sad souls from the city’s chaotic past still roam. Want more frights? The City of Roses has enough to go around.
The Frank Sinatra Songbook is especially important to me, given my father’s close association with the legendary vocalist. I perform Sinatra’s famous favorites with special attention to and great respect for his unique swinging style and marvelous ballad interpretation. I also specialize in the performance of music from great American composers like Cole Porter, George Gershwin, Hoagy Carmichael, Harold Arlen, Frank Loesser, Johnny Mercer, and a host of other prominent songsmiths. In addition, I sing selections in French and perform my own special arrangements of classic tunes by the Beatles. Songs made famous by the great Nat King Cole and Tony Bennett round out my repertoire.
Please visit the Audio Samples page for excerpts from “For My Father and Frank” and the Music Client Recommendations page for what my music clients have to say.
Discover the best jazz piano style in Portland! Treat yourself to an enchanting evening with a minimum purchase of just $20 per person—reservations are key to guaranteeing your place, so don’t wait! Secure your table now on OpenTable
Our inviting venue is conveniently located at the foot of the Broadway Bridge, at NW 6th & Irving, complete with 24-hour security for your comfort.
Sip your way through Oregon’s renowned wine scene in the heart of Portland. Try a variety of wine varietals, savor delicious bites, and discover local wineries, all while exploring NW Portland’s vibrant Pearl and Slabtown neighborhoods.
Highlights:
Pre-booking required.
“Join the extraordinary crooner, Matthew Woodburn, as he is once again accompanied by the popular jazz duo, Blackburn and Duthie.
They will perform their silky-smooth arrangements from The Great American Songbook from 7:00 to 9:30 PM.
Reservations are highly recommended for this event. Don’t miss the chance to experience this enchanting performance!”
Discover the best jazz style in Portland! Treat yourself to an enchanting evening with a minimum purchase of just $20 per person—reservations are key to guaranteeing your place, so don’t wait! Secure your table now on OpenTable
Our inviting venue is conveniently located at the foot of the Broadway Bridge, at NW 6th & Irving, complete with 24-hour security for your comfort.
Curious about hosting your next event at the Black Pearl on the Columbia? We’d love to meet you!
Stop by our Open House to explore our modern, industrial venue overlooking the beautiful Columbia River. You’ll have the chance to:
✔️ Tour our open-concept indoor & outdoor spaces
✔️ Meet our helpful team
✔️ Ask questions about availability, pricing, and planning
✔️ Start imagining your perfect event—from weddings and parties to corporate gatherings and more
No appointment needed! Come as you are, take a look around, and see how the Black Pearl can bring your vision to life. We can’t wait to show you around!
NOTE FOR VISITORS: Starting on Tuesday, September 2nd, S 2nd St will be closed with no through traffic to the venue. Please take S 1st St to S A St (through the Port of Camas-Washougal parking lot) when visiting the Black Pearl. Please reference map below.
Tuesday, November 24th, 2026 7:00PM Roseland Theater All Ages General Admission Floor | 21 & Over Reserved Seating Balcony No refunds or exchanges. Tickets are non-transferable. Will Call name changes not permitted. Print at home tickets can be...
There is an invisible web holding all that surrounds. Everyone has the opportunity and choice to perceive it or not. Call it universe, Spirit, love… It connects one to every person, creature, plant, mushroom, moment, breath, and cloud. The work in Zenyatta’s first solo exhibition, Inner Planes, features decades of visionary collages and sculptures created in tandem with the unseen. Most of the artwork in this exhibition has never been shown. Synchronicity and happenstance inform the work, and if you ask Zenyatta, it’s as if the pieces created themselves.
Zenyatta is a lifelong artist. Beginning in her teenage years, she was drawn to collage. She begins by hand-cutting and meticulously organizing her collage materials through a complex system. Compositions are not planned, but completely intuitive; each collage piece informs the next to be pasted down. In March 2026, Zenyatta exhibited her art for the first time in a group show titled New Buds at the GMS Gallery.
Opening Reception: Thursday, November 5, 2026, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
Walk into a party. Know who's single and who's looking for friends. Stickers show who everyone wants to meet.
Grab your gear and strap on your tunic, because The Hyrule Ball is here. A niche, nerdy, nightlife celebration of everyone's favorite action-adventure franchise, just in time for the latest release. Featuring Zelda-inspired DJ sets and drag performances, specialty cocktails, local vendors, and consoles and cabinets for playing games with friends.
Come dressed in your cosplay best, grab your wallet of rupees, and get ready to dance until the Sun Song plays.
Gordon Lee Trio.
“Lee unravels a series of original melodies that are insinuating or soulful or both”
— Jazz Times “Pianist Gordon Lee’s solos are often vast feats of architecture, their immense proportions looming up with great suddenness…symphonic precision as well as spontaneous improvisation” Jazz Society of OregonDiscover the best jazz piano style in Portland! Treat yourself to an enchanting evening with a minimum purchase of just $20 per person—reservations are key to guaranteeing your place, so don’t wait! Secure your table now on OpenTable
Our inviting venue is conveniently located at the foot of the Broadway Bridge, at NW 6th & Irving, complete with 24-hour security for your comfort.
Sunday, November 15th, 2026 8:00PM Roseland Theater All Ages General Admission Floor | 21 & Over Reserved Seating Balcony No refunds or exchanges. Tickets are non-transferable. Will Call name changes not permitted. Print at home tickets can be...
“I strongly believe that live music is one of a few art forms with the ability to span and permeate cultures, politics, religions, languages, and anything that may, at times, divide us. Music unites us, and Jazz is my music.” Kurt
Treat yourself to an enchanting evening with a minimum purchase of just $20 per person—reservations are key to guaranteeing your place, so don’t wait! Secure your table now on OpenTable
Our inviting venue is conveniently located at the foot of the Broadway Bridge, at NW 6th & Irving, complete with 24-hour security for your comfort.
Join us for our irresistible 3 for $50 menu every Wed.-Sat. from 5 PM to 5:45 PM. Just be seated by 6:30 PM to enjoy this fantastic offer! Don’t miss out—experience a night to remember!