Portland
This great neighborhood theater has moved from showing second-run to mostly first-run movies, with occasional revival series. Pizza, salads, beer and wine…
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Portland
Portland's premiere art-house and foreign-film theater, with beer and wine available.
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Portland
This historic art-deco cinema has excellent programming, with classic, foreign and quirky independent movies and a reverence for film over digital – it's…
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Portland
This awesome, historic McMenamins venue offers microbrews on tap and pizza, burgers, salads and bar grub to go with its first-run films.
Portland
Combining futuristic elements with a rustic log-cabin aesthetic, this venue has helped transform the LoBu (lower Burnside) neighborhood from seedy to…
Portland
Another nice McMenamins venue; watch movies (second-run features and more) in the old school gym. Check the website for current screenings.
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Portland
Inside a remodeled 1924 school building (whose famous alumni include James Beard and Linus Pauling), this 850-seat concert venue has great sound quality…
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Portland
This intimate bar is good for checking out budding acoustic talent along with more-established musical acts. Excellent sound system, and good restaurant…
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Portland
This steamy red bar books burlesque and cabaret shows along with national and regional touring bands (including the Murder City Devils, the Supersuckers…
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Portland
Very neighborly spot with affordable music acts in the basement, plus good dancing (especially Friday nights) and a great sound system. Upstairs is a bar…
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Portland
Built in 1917 and formerly known as the Civic Auditorium, Keller hosts a wide range of performers, from big-name musicians (Sturgill Simpson) to the…
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Portland
A good-sized, boxy venue inside a former Masonic Lodge, the Hawthorne Theatre is one of the few places in town that has an all-ages section. There's also…
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Portland
This large, historic ballroom has hosted some major acts, including James Brown and Marvin Gaye in the early ’60s, and Devendra Banhart and Two Door…
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Portland
On certain Fridays in summer, the Pioneer Courthouse Square becomes a huge outdoor cinema showing free movies on a big screen. Bring your own chairs or…
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Portland
An old neighborhood theater screening independent and revival films. The Rocky Horror Picture Show plays every Saturday night at midnight, and has done so…
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Portland
This beautiful, if not acoustically brilliant, downtown venue, built in 1928, hosts a wide range of shows, lectures, concerts and other performances.
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Portland
The city's main theater company performs in the Portland Armory – a renovated Pearl District landmark with state-of-the-art features.
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Bend
This great but slightly grungy all-ages venue hosts live music and theater in an old warehouse with mismatched sofas and comfy chairs.
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Bend
This historic movie theater was built in 1940 and is now used as a venue for live music, film screenings, plays and other events.
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Portland
Come early for a front-row balcony seat at this beautiful McMenamins theater, with mostly second-run movies and lectures.
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Portland
Formerly named the Rose Garden, this large arena is home to Portland's professional basketball team, the Trail Blazers.
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Portland
Roller derby in Stumptown? You bet. Bouts are held at the Hangar at Oaks Park.
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Bend
Annual, fun, late August performances of a Shakespeare play in Drake Park, with food and drinks available.
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Portland
Great live-music venue with good sound quality, excellent lineup of bands and a tiny cafe downstairs.
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Portland
Live country music several nights a week, in an intimate venue with a large outdoor beer garden.
