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Held at McMenamins Edgefield in Troutdale, this is the grand finale in cyclocross race series. The race is 25 minutes long and is located in the grounds of
Guitarist Tracy Kim is best known as one of Portland's foremost gypsy swing guitar enthusiasts and instructors. He is also well-known for his Latin stylings: bossanova, samba, and other Latin jazz forms. Come sip and enjoy!
Ben Larsen is a long time resident of Portland, OR where he began his music career thirteen years ago. A singer-songwriter, and multi instrumentalist, Larsen has been busy developing and producing his solo project.
His new, self produced album Turn, was developed with the support of many mainstays of the Portland music scene. With roots in acoustic music, Turn grew into a multi genre project creating both an honest and humbling space for Larsen to expand his musical palette.
Sounds on the project range from a full string quartet and horn section, to Larsen alone in front of one mic with a guitar.
Always on the search for a deeper and more genuine understanding and connection to music and listeners, Larsen is constantly expanding and examining his role as an musician, artist and creator.
Look for the new record out everywhere on November 27th
Portland, Oregon, based artist, Kendall Lujan embarks on her first full length album "Lucky Penny' released February 21st, 2025. After releasing her Debut self titled EP Spring 2023, featured on official playlist for Spotify and Apple Music. Lujan has also gaining attention from NPR's Tiny Desk, MTV, Rolling Stone Germany, and the John Lennon Songwriting contest. Recently voted one of Portland's 'Willamette Weekly' Best New Bands 2024. Sharing the stage with Amos Lee, Frazey Ford (of The Be Good Tanyas), Allie Crow Buckley, Early James, and The Magnetic Fields.
Come groove to the velvety sound of musical duo Reb Conner and Leon Cotter. Reb and Leon are the Ma and Pa of Portland funk and world band "Reb and the Good News," and their stripped-down duo set retains all that jazzy fullness, scaled to an intimate atmosphere. Multi-instrumentalist Leon is a touring member of the California Honeydrops, and Reb is a singer/songwriter with roots in jazz, soul, and world music. Reb and Leon inspire the heart and nourish the soul, with their curated blend of love songs, jazz standards, and uplifting original work. With a mélange of keys, sax, clarinet, guitar, and lush vocal harmonies, these two take the audience on a sultry, good-time ride that will keep listeners vibing all evening long.
Portland jazz and cabaret vocalist Courtney Freed brings The Courtney Freed Five to Edgefield for a night of classic swing: Basie, Ellington, Ella and the dance-floor standards that fill Portland's Lindy nights. Called "effervescent" and "a whirlwind of excitement," she released her album Big Crazy Love this year. With Hamody Hindi on guitar, Bernardo Gomez on bass, Josh Gilbert on horns and Charles Pike on drums, this is a band built for dancing. Beginners welcome.
The JT Wise Band performs high energy good time music. They have found a special calling to perform the music of the Grateful Dead with authentic jams and guitarist JT Wise channeling Jerry Garcia. Also performing is bassist Maggie Wise, drummer Ken Woodside and on piano Byron Ady.
"JT Wise sounds like no one else on the planet"-Mary Flower
"JT Wise Band performs American roots music with an expertise rarely heard"- journalist Daniel Curran
"Best Grateful Dead in the area"- Portland Notes Notable performance, Paul Lankow
Lewi Longmire has built a reputation as Portland's multi-instrumentalist "go to guy." In the years since relocating to Portland from Albuquerque, New Mexico, he's been included on shows and recordings by many of the Northwest's finest bands and songwriters. He's played with national acts Michael Hurley, Victoria Williams, Dolorean, AgesandAges, Sallie Ford & the Sound Outside, Blue Giant/Viva Voce/The Robinsons, Dolorean, the Minus 5, Breathe Owl Breathe and Tara Jane O'Neill as well as local luminaries Denver, The Portland Country Underground, Midlo/Pancake Breakfast, Quiet Life, Fernando, James Low, Perhapst, Electric Ill, Little Sue, Casey Neill, Michael Jodell, the Freak Mountain Ramblers, and is an anchor member of Portland's all-star tribute to the Allman Brothers, Brothers and Sister.
Recently, though, Lewi has taken all the things he learned from working with these fine performers and has been spending his time leading a roots rock/americana band of his own, singing his own compositions. This group owes much to the American tradition of good songs played with high energy, deep roots, and an unpretentious sense of fun. Their sound finds the connection between the basement feel of The Band, the raspy blue-eyed soul of Joe Cocker, the desert space of Giant Sand, the "without a net" deep space improvisations of the San Francisco ballrooms, the punk abandon of The Stooges and the quiet contemplation of Neil Young playing solo.
By the 1890s, Portlanders had fouled their own water supply with sewage. Typhoid followed. Their audacious solution was to reach into the forests below Mount Hood, capture the cold, clear water of Bull Run, and carry it 24 miles into town. Bull Run water helped drive out typhoid and made Portland's explosive growth possible. Yet pipes and public health are only half the story. Bull Run became Portland's forbidden forest: closed, fiercely protected, and wrapped in mystery and civic pride. This is the story of a city that built a water system-and of the remote watershed that, in turn, built the city.
Joshua Ward Jeffery is a historian of American culture and religion. He has taught history, Native American studies, and law enforcement at Navajo Technical University in Chinle, Arizona, where he also managed the Navajo Police Training Academy. In a former life, Josh spent ten years working in the Bull Run Watershed, six of them leading Portland's Watershed Ranger Unit and protecting the watershed from trespass, fire, and environmental degradation.
Enjoy 15% off your hotel stay on History Pub nights! Show your ticket at check-in.
These events are open to everyone interested in Pacific Northwest history, and beyond! Often co-sponsored by local or state historical and civic organizations, we bring you experts, scholars, first-person experiencers, historians and documentaries expounding on topics from indigenous history to the birth of Portland, early explorers to hop growing, and on and on! It's like being back in the classroom - except this time you get to settle into comfortable seats and enjoy a drink or two with dinner while you listen and learn.
This event is eligible for a History Pub Stamp
McMenamins is committed to the well-being of our communities and we strive to keep our neighborhoods vital. Our Friends & Family fundraiser evenings target opportunities that bring our pubs, properties, employees and nonprofit organizations together.
We focus contributions on three key areas: education, human support services and community development.
To support Friends and Family Nights, bring everyone you know out for handcrafted drinks and a great meal, because at the end of the night, 50% of the evening's total dine-in sales are donated to the beneficiary! The more you order, the more is earned for a good cause!
Bring along your McMenamins Passport! With a minimum $10 purchase you can get the "Attend a Friends & Family Night" Passport experience stamp if you have the Passport insert.
A Monthly Artist Showcase hosted by Portland's Jacob Westfall
About Jacob WestfallJacob Westfall is a young veteran of the Portland music scene and has gained recognition as one of the fastest growing singer-songwriters in the Pacific Northwest; often seen onstage with a family of collaborators and musicians of his adoptive hometown community. After appearances on shows like NBC's The Voice (S12) and ABC's American Idol (S1) he has released two projects: A full length record "Where We Are" (2018) an EP, "Wonderful (2021), and his latest single, "To Be Loved" (2022)
When performing he shares his story through genuine songwriting, powerhouse vocals, and pristine arrangements - regaling his tales of love, goodbyes, new friendships, and serial optimism through a tradition of alternative soundscapes and folk authenticity in a pop-style package with a rock & roll attitude.
Known far and wide for her sensual guitar playing, songwriting gifts and soulful vocals, local blues legend Sonny Hess fires up shows around town performing in a variety of forms and combinations - solo, in duos, full bands, and as part of the venerable NW Women Rhythm & Blues, which may include fellow blueswomen Lady Kat, Duffy Bishop and many more. Named Outstanding R&B Act and Best New Artist when the Sonny Hess Power Band appeared in 1991, Hess has brought her particular brand of the blues to northwest audiences for nearly two decades. She's also been a serious supporter of fellow artists, producing the NW Women R&B shows and playing regularly with Ellen Whyte (as part of the duo Jane Doe), Leah Hinchcliff, and Lisa Mann.
Bottleneck Blues Band was voted Best New Blues Act in 2015 and nominated for the Best CD of the Year by the Cascade Blues Association. The band is a featured act this year at the Waterfront Blues Festival, Cathedral Park Jazz Festival, Illwaco Seafood and Blues Festival, The Taste of Tacoma, the Wallace Idaho Blues Festival and the Crawdad Festival.
Bottleneck is fronted by Noah Bell and is backed up by an all-star lineup with Randy Monroe on the bass guitar, Pete Moss on saxophone, Franklin Spicer on keys and Devon Shazier kickin' the drums. Bottleneck plays red-hot funky blues designed to make your body move. They are currently debuting new material to be featured on their second album. Their first CD "Twenty First Century Blues" was warmly received and the band is looking forward to their next recording project.
F Thacher Carter fingerstyle blues guitarist. Americana style folk rock and delta blues. 0pen tunings and singersong writers. Originals and covers. Easy listening toe tapping music!
Galen Clark is a keyboardist and composer based out of Portland, OR. He leads the genre bending soul jazz group Trio Subtonic. (Ropeadope Records) Clark's music explores a range of rock, soul, funk, folk and jazz that simultaneously draws in listeners and pushes boundaries. His other projects include funk band Outer Orbit and the Rattlesnake Organ Trio. Galen performs regularly with Dan Balmer, Damian Erskine, Anna Tivel, Nathaniel Talbot, Todd Clouser, D'Vonne Lewis, Jimmy Russell & Tyrone Hendrix among others.
The Old Yellers began in early 2001 when founding members Michael Berly and Matty V Hartless came together with the goal to write great songs built around vocal harmonies and well crafted stories. The idea was to write songs with a message that could be felt and understood by nearly anyone. They were soon joined by friends Diego Joyeux and Tim Connell and this core group has been playing together in one form or another ever since.
In the years that followed, albums were made, tours were undertaken, fun was had and many great musicians would take their turn coming in and adding to the overall magic. It is difficult to label them any one thing, because at times they have seemed more Rock and Roll, or Alt-Country, or Americana, or Folk Rock, but there is and always has been, a consistency, a uniqueness, something special, that has woven itself throughout the path they have traveled. Whether you call them The Old Yellers or The Yellers, they are are at heart, an American band, writing and performing their own original music, that above all, strives to evolve the consciousness of the global community and generate a real revolution of spirit.
The Bands powerhouse core has been blessed to surround themselves with a cast of stellar musicians who have, for nearly 15 years, formed the family band that is The Old Yellers. The band defies the limits of categorization into a single genre and can take a crowd on a seamless journey from raucous country honky tonk, to tender heartfelt ballads, past a potential Irish jig and back to the cornerstone of rock and roll all in the span of just a few songs. Yeller music is an eclectic blend of rollicking good time songs that win crowds over again and again.
Drag Bingo is here! Join us for an awesome evening of drag, comedy, prizes, and more. Hosted by the incredible Riley Burrows, your "Hostess with the Mostest", one of the Pacific Northwest's leading drag performers! You can find her here, you can find her there, you can find her everywhere - From Portland to Boise to Seattle to Bend and back again! Don't miss out, start making your plans now!!!
Each entry gets one bingo card to play all three games. Additional cards can be purchased for $5 each during the event, while supplies last. Food and beverages available for purchase.
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Son PDX - a tribute to CCR. Creedence Clearwater Revival is just one of those
bands who everyone knows and loves! Their country rock twist and southern fried
swampum style music, captivated all of the retro children back in the day. Hits
like Proud Mary, Born on the Bayou, Fortunate Son, Have You Ever Seen the Rain,
Green River and on and on..
Larry Lotz and Stan Cassell are a Troutdale, Oregon based duo called, "COASTIE".
We play original Americana Roots music and John Prine covers, as we like to say when on tour, "Mine and John Prine".
Our songwriting compositions reflecting the soul of John Prine, Jim Croce and Bob Dylan...we are excited to perform for you.
Lane Norberg is a singer-songwriter from Portland, OR. Norberg's indie-folk sound has been described as "James Taylor meets John Mayer", and he has a knack for writing a killer love song. His vision as an artist is to spread joy through his music, and to bring hope to anyone who listens. Through catchy hooks and intentional lyrics, Lane Norberg's voice and songwriting are sure to leave you smiling.
Since 2000 Tony Smiley has captivated audiences around the world with his raw rhythms of all live looping. This musical savant loops his way through a unique genre of music that you wont find anywhere else.
He is a passionate performer with a witty, engaging and energetic stage presence, a unique artistic twist that creates a one of a kind show...that is the Tony Smiley experience.
His style of melodies range from rock, hip hop, reggae, world tribal fusion, 80's, a dash of Mongolian throat singing, beat boxing and everything in between, all of which have earned Tony Smiley a cult like following around the globe.
Whether packing local venues, performing at Britt Fest, Les Schwab Amphitheater, sharing the stage with Michael Franti, Boy George & Culture Club, War, or joining festivals around the states...Tony Smiley is a must see performer!
Here's something to be thankful for: A stress-free Thanksgiving. Enjoy Thanksgiving classics at the buffet, join us for Thanksgiving specials or take a feast to go!
BUFFET
Our buffet includes the classics, from roast turkey to
pumpkin pies, plus some delicious sides you won't find anywhere else. Of course,
the bar will be open so you can order the perfect ale, wine or spirit to
accompany your feast. Price
includes buffet dinner only.
RESERVATIONS
REQUIRED: Call the Black Rabbit Restaurant at (503) 492-3086 to
reserve your spot.
Buffet Menu
Sides & Salads
Entrées
Dessert
RESTAURANT SPECIALS
Black Rabbit Restaurant and Power Station Pub will also be
open, serving their regular menus alongside Thanksgiving specials.
For Black Rabbit Restaurant reservations, please call (503) 492-3086 or reserve online.
Power Station Pub takes reservations for parties of 6 or more. To reserve, call the pub at (503) 492-4686.
Enjoy Thanksgiving at home without any of the mess or clean up, and spend more time with friends and family! Four-person Thanksgiving dinners are available to order online for $210. Orders must be placed by 11am on November 23.
To Go Menu
Serves 4
For more information and to place your order, click here.
Erin Corzine is a songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, as well as the banjo slinging co-lead vocalist of Cedar Teeth. Erin has spent the better part of her days honing her musical craft, from the church choir and school band of her Southern youth, through her cross country trek to the Pacific NW to study classical guitar performance and music composition in college, and those campfire sessions that ran alongside it all. With influences ranging from folk and indie rock, to the nuanced beauty of classical and newgrass, Erin brings a unique sound and style to the music she performs with emphasis on rhythmic elements that excite the senses. In her solo music, she conjures a reflection in guitar and voice that will connect you to your core and leave you better for it.
The Pete Krebs Trio is a string ensemble whose music evokes the early days of jazz, both American and European. Equal parts Nat King Cole Trio and Django Reinhardt, the PK3 draws from many musical traditions in creating the group's sound. From the wet cobblestones of Paris to the heat of Buenos Aires and the smoky brilliance of New York's jazz skyline, the Trio evokes an ambiance equally rooted in the past and the present.
Led by guitarist and singer Pete Krebs, the band features David Langenes on guitar and Keith Brush on upright bass. Pete has been busy member of Portland's musical community for 20 years, playing styles ranging from punk rock to old-time to classic jazz, and has shared the stage with everyone from Nirvana to The Holy Modal Rounders to Patrick Saussois. He is also an in-demand guitar teacher and session player. David Langenes is a jack-of-all-trades master guitarists whose skills and repetoire are rarely matched by mere mortals. Keith Brush on bass is the rock-steady heartbeat of many local musical legends, including the Blue Cranes and Bobby Torres. All three also play with Portland early jazz dynamos The Stolen Sweets, and have recently returned from Europe where the group played a fantastic series of concerts for the culturally-starved folks out that way. Ahem. The PK3 has released their self-titled first CD, which will features originals and the band's signature take on standards both old and new, and will feature guest artists from Portland?s musical aristocracy including Farnell Newton and Lou Chavez (not to mention a cameo by the Stolen Sweets girls!).
Join us for a night of family-friendly competition with TJ, a seasoned host who's been running trivia nights in downtown Olympia for nearly two years. Bring your A-game and your best guesses, and come test your knowledge with 30 general trivia questions!
Jump at the Sun is an infectiously joyful and enchanting chamber folk quartet that plays mostly old dance tunes and songs from American, Celtic, Canadian, Argentinian and other International sources.
Still crazy after all these years Rouke Vanderveen of (Johnny Limbo and the Lugnuts) Doug Stickler playing in all the (Swiss/German restaurants) and more recently some Hot Gypsy Jazz and Julie McCarl from (Timberline Lodge) playing with wonderful area musicians for years.., we are still at it, and figure this hurting world needs MORE MUSIC!!
Trinity Jane’s music is like the beauty of a storm rolling in off the sea that breaks into splendid water colors on canvas. Trinity embarked as a singer and songwriter similarly to taking her first steps, at the very beginning. Her music blurs the lines between the grounding of the mind and matters of the heart with her songwriting. Growing up in Pennsylvania in the Appalachian mountains sprawls her roots far to the west coast where she resides now. In Portland, Oregon she and her band perform cathartic melodies rooted in alternative rock and folk. An elemental pallet saturated in emotion. A sound all her own that harkens to generations past.
A sweet and irreverent, intimate and libatious acoustic show in celebration of each month's moon. Come toast the moon!
A full moon is one of the most dramatic sites in the night sky -and inspirationfor poets, artists, and lovers through centuries. For millennia, humans have used the movement of the moon to keep track of the passing year and set schedules for hunting, planting, and harvesting. Ancient cultures the world over have giventhese full moons names, which applied to the entire month in which each occurred.
Why stand in a long line at the mall or department store waiting to talk to Santa when you can relax at a table with your family, enjoying a hot breakfast, fresh coffee and more?
This is an annual event for many families - come join the fun! And don't forget to bring your camera to record the moment your little one sits to chat with Santa.
Why stand in a long line at the mall or department store waiting to talk to Santa when you can relax at a table with your family, enjoying a hot breakfast, fresh coffee and more?
This is an annual event for many families - come join the fun! And don't forget to bring your camera to record the moment your little one sits to chat with Santa.
Catch these singers in Victorian costume strolling about our property, singing all your holiday favorites.
Catch these singers in Victorian costume strolling about our property, singing all your holiday favorites.
My Siamese Twin, Portland's premier 80's New Wave and Alternative tribute, celebrates their 10th year performing in the pacific NW. My Siamese Twin excels at playing songs from the golden age of alternative music. They cover bands such as The Cure, The Smiths/Morrissey, The Cure, New Order, Echo & the Bunnymen, The Cult, The Church, Psychedelic Furs, Duran Duran and many more. Get ready to dance and revel in some of the best songs from the 80's with My Siamese Twin!
Between 1912-1917, the Oregon Home Builders company built more than 125 homes, mostly on Portland's east side. Several of these houses are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The company was unique among homebuilders of the era because it catered to both ends of the economic spectrum: large, ornate, custom-designed homes for the wealthy, and simple, affordable, yet thoughtfully designed bungalows for those just entering the housing market. Join local historian Doug Decker for an inside look at the intriguing rise and fall of the Oregon Home Builders company and its legacy of Portland's historic houses.
Doug Decker is a published author for the Oregon Encyclopedia and serves on its editorial board. He is Vice President of the Oregon Geographic Names Board, serves on the board of Restore Oregon and is past chair of the Forest History Society. Doug volunteers for the Architectural Heritage Center and other groups, leading walks and programs about local history and is a part-time faculty member at Portland State University's Mark O. Hatfield School of Government.
With expertise in urban and rural Oregon, Doug's public history research may be best known through his blog, Alameda Old House History and the dozens of studies, lectures and tours he's led of Portland neighborhoods and buildings, and of forested lands across Oregon. He's lived in Northeast Portland for more than 30 years where he is actively involved in researching and sharing insights about homes, businesses and neighborhoods for clients. He also writes history columns for local newspapers and makes public presentations to share his research.
Enjoy 15% off your hotel stay on History Pub nights! Show your ticket at check-in.
These events are open to everyone interested in Pacific Northwest history, and beyond! Often co-sponsored by local or state historical and civic organizations, we bring you experts, scholars, first-person experiencers, historians and documentaries expounding on topics from indigenous history to the birth of Portland, early explorers to hop growing, and on and on! It's like being back in the classroom - except this time you get to settle into comfortable seats and enjoy a drink or two with dinner while you listen and learn.
This event is eligible for a History Pub Stamp
Enjoy 15% off your hotel stay on History Pub nights! Show your ticket at check-in.
These events are open to everyone interested in Pacific Northwest history, and beyond! Often co-sponsored by local or state historical and civic organizations, we bring you experts, scholars, first-person experiencers, historians and documentaries expounding on topics from indigenous history to the birth of Portland, early explorers to hop growing, and on and on! It's like being back in the classroom - except this time you get to settle into comfortable seats and enjoy a drink or two with dinner while you listen and learn.
This event is eligible for a History Pub Stamp
Enjoy 15% off your hotel stay on History Pub nights! Show your ticket at check-in.
These events are open to everyone interested in Pacific Northwest history, and beyond! Often co-sponsored by local or state historical and civic organizations, we bring you experts, scholars, first-person experiencers, historians and documentaries expounding on topics from indigenous history to the birth of Portland, early explorers to hop growing, and on and on! It's like being back in the classroom - except this time you get to settle into comfortable seats and enjoy a drink or two with dinner while you listen and learn.
This event is eligible for a History Pub Stamp
Enjoy 15% off your hotel stay on History Pub nights! Show your ticket at check-in.
These events are open to everyone interested in Pacific Northwest history, and beyond! Often co-sponsored by local or state historical and civic organizations, we bring you experts, scholars, first-person experiencers, historians and documentaries expounding on topics from indigenous history to the birth of Portland, early explorers to hop growing, and on and on! It's like being back in the classroom - except this time you get to settle into comfortable seats and enjoy a drink or two with dinner while you listen and learn.
This event is eligible for a History Pub Stamp
The father’s legacy. The son’s band. Roger Waters Presents LEGACY – A Pink Floyd Tribute Show is an all-new live production celebrating the defining music and visual world of Pink Floyd’s golden era from 1971-1979. Created under the direction of Roger Waters with a band led by his son Harry Waters, a longtime touring musician, pianist and composer, LEGACY features a world-class 10-piece band performing the ground breaking songs from The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals and The Wall.
Harry, who spent more than 15 years performing alongside his father, serves as musical director and leads the band on B3 organ, piano and vocals. Musically, the production aims to recreate the original recordings as closely as possible, while the stage presentation shaped by Roger’s team features a pictorial retrospective of imagery inspired by the original Pink Floyd work, including visuals Roger created during his tenure as the band’s creative force, all presented on high-definition LED video screens. Spanning more than two hours, LEGACY reaches deep into Pink Floyd’s catalog and celebrates the music that defined a generation, music that is just as relevant today.
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2vW2r76ApMemmr2c1WagFR?si=O9BJ4ALkTpONN0xnT5A7-QEnjoy 15% off your hotel stay on History Pub nights! Show your ticket at check-in.
These events are open to everyone interested in Pacific Northwest history, and beyond! Often co-sponsored by local or state historical and civic organizations, we bring you experts, scholars, first-person experiencers, historians and documentaries expounding on topics from indigenous history to the birth of Portland, early explorers to hop growing, and on and on! It's like being back in the classroom - except this time you get to settle into comfortable seats and enjoy a drink or two with dinner while you listen and learn.
This event is eligible for a History Pub Stamp
Enjoy 15% off your hotel stay on History Pub nights! Show your ticket at check-in.
These events are open to everyone interested in Pacific Northwest history, and beyond! Often co-sponsored by local or state historical and civic organizations, we bring you experts, scholars, first-person experiencers, historians and documentaries expounding on topics from indigenous history to the birth of Portland, early explorers to hop growing, and on and on! It's like being back in the classroom - except this time you get to settle into comfortable seats and enjoy a drink or two with dinner while you listen and learn.
This event is eligible for a History Pub Stamp