Events in Gresham today

Explore how calligraphy intersects with other art forms in a drop in program. Expert-led demonstrations share insights into its aesthetics and history. Visitors are welcome to stop by at any point during the event. Participation is included with admission or membership.

Mr. Ben, a children’s musician from Portland, leads a free singalong for young kids and their grownups at Hostel Cafe. Children can enjoy familiar songs, make new friends, and move around in a friendly cafe setting with both indoor and outdoor spaces. The relaxed, family-focused session is well suited for infants through age five, and no advance RSVP is required. It is also a place where parents and caregivers can connect with local families while children sing and play. Adults can order house-made, locally sourced meals, choose indoor or patio seating, and enjoy beverages on tap during the music. Everyone is welcome, and tips are appreciated.

Test your knowledge with Last Call Trivia at Stickmen Brewing Company - Happy Valley. Trivia teams receive happy hour pricing and compete for gift cards valued at $30, $20, and $10. Hosted by Grey Davis, this friendly competition invites teams to play for prizes and bragging rights.

The Fright Club is a monthly horror book club where fans come together to explore bone-chilling stories, revisit classic frights, and discover brand-new releases. Expect plenty of frights alongside group discussion of each pick.

Team trivia at Double Mountain Brewery & Taproom in Woodstock has no entry fee and offers prizes. The quiz follows a classic four round format and includes a rotating themed round.

Meltt brings its atmospheric indie pop to Polaris Hall. The Vancouver quartet of Chris Smith, Jamie Turner, James Porter, and Ian Winkler continues to push forward with Pathways, a forthcoming third album that expands their sound with new textures while preserving the warm, layered feel that has defined their work since the debut EP Visions. Its themes explore choices and change as the group navigates adulthood, touching on relationships, loss, and the challenges of modern life, balancing a hopeful spirit with darker tones. This event is all ages.

Presented by Mammoth NW, this show brings Elder with Blackwater Holylight to Roseland Theater. It is open to all ages, and a bar will be available for guests with valid ID. The format is general admission, so there are no assigned seats. All ticket purchases are final and cannot be exchanged or transferred, and Will Call name changes are not permitted. Print at home tickets can be scanned from a phone or from a printed copy, and using the print at home delivery option is suggested to help avoid long lines at Will Call. Delivery will be delayed for every delivery method to review orders for duplicates, and ticket limits are enforced. Orders that exceed the limit may be canceled without notice. Venue house rules, including the updated bag policy, are in effect. ETIX and Cascade Tickets are the official ticketing partners, and tickets bought through secondary resale platforms are not guaranteed by the venue.

Everything Everything marks the 10th anniversary of Get To Heaven at Aladdin Theater, spotlighting the inventive art-pop that has defined the band. Known for weaving dystopian ideas in the spirit of Black Mirror into songs that balance experimentation with immediacy, they have earned five Ivor Novello and two Mercury Prize nominations, scored six consecutive Top 10 albums, and headlined major stages including London’s Alexandra Palace. Their boundary-pushing approach spans albums like Raw Data Feel, which drew on internet forums and the teachings of Confucius via AI to inspire lyrics and titles, and Mountainhead, a concept that imagines a stratified society as a lens on capitalism, the environment, faith, and celebrity culture. This event is open to all ages.

HMC’s golf tournament returns to Glendoveer Golf & Tennis, presented by US Bank. This event brings golf lovers together for a competitive experience on the course. Sponsorship opportunities are available for those interested in supporting the tournament.

Veterans are invited to a relaxed coffee meetup with light snacks. Connect with fellow service members, talk informally, and learn about available benefits in a comfortable, supportive space.

Sellwood professionals can connect at a new business networking group meeting at Slow Pour Coffee + Bar. The gathering aims to help participants grow their businesses, build community relationships, and strengthen networking skills. Attendance is limited to one representative per business type, and the first two visits are free.

Set out on a guided walk through Hoyt Arboretum to learn the trail system, see signature highlights, and connect with fellow outdoor enthusiasts. Same-day registration is taken in person at the Visitor Center front desk, and group size is limited to 15 participants. Routes can cover up to 4 miles across a mix of packed dirt, gravel, and paved paths. Trails are generally well graded, with some elevation changes and occasional stairs. Outings proceed regardless of weather, so come prepared for the conditions with sturdy footwear and rain gear if needed. Bring water, snacks, and any personal essentials. Bees are present in the park and stings can occur, so carry what you need to stay safe. Dogs are not permitted on guided hikes due to group size, though task-trained service dogs are welcome. These free public tours are organized by Hoyt Arboretum Friends. There is no fee to participate, and donations are appreciated to support education programs at the Arboretum.

Walk-in tattoos are available at Tattoo 34, with the option to choose from flash designs or collaborate on a custom piece in full color or black and gray. On select walk-in days, esthetic services are offered too, such as brow shaping, tint, and lamination, plus a lash lift and tint. Complimentary consultations are available for permanent makeup on brows and lips, as well as for scar camouflage. There may be a wait, and receiving a tattoo the same day is not guaranteed since it depends on the concept, the placement, and how many people are already waiting. Information about which days include esthetics and current pricing can be found on the studio’s website.

Tattoo 34 hosts a walk-in day centered on tattoos, with select esthetic services available on some dates. Choose from flash designs or collaborate on a custom piece, offered in full color or black and gray. When esthetics are part of the walk-in offerings, services include brow shaping, tinting, and lamination, which can be done individually or combined, plus lash lifts with tint. Complimentary consultations are also available for permanent makeup on brows and lips as well as scar camouflage. No appointment is needed, though a wait may occur. Same-day tattoo work is not guaranteed and depends on your concept, placement, and how many clients are ahead. Check the shop’s calendar to see which walk-in days include esthetic services, and visit the website for details and pricing.

Hot Summer Nights brings a special spotlight to Thunderbirds and Galaxies at Portland International Raceway, with featured cars showcased beneath the willow trees. Expect a tribute to mid-century design, big vintage power, and classic luxury cruisers. Every show car is invited. Featured builds park in the showcase area under the trees, while all others can display on the main grass field. Spectators can ride a complimentary air-conditioned shuttle that circles between the parking area and the show field. The event features a cruise-in display, food trucks, live music, and drag racing on the track. Admission is $10 for a show car and driver, and $15 for adult spectators, with drag racing access included. Crews and clubs are welcome, and all years and models are encouraged to park on the grass and enjoy the cars, food, and music.

A casual writers night designed to help build a steady writing routine. It suits anyone who needs a change of scene to escape household distractions. Expect chill music and a relaxed atmosphere. There may be brief group discussions and light check-ins at the start of the evening, and participation is optional. Settle in to write alongside others while the soft rhythm of keyboards and pens provides a calm backdrop.

Participants may share original poems or read favorite works, with monthly featured poets on the program. This gathering is open to all ages. The reading room opens for sign-in before readings begin, and the sign-in order determines who reads when. Each reader has 3 to 5 minutes, adjusted based on the total number of participants. Audience feedback and comments are offered after the final poet. To maintain a family friendly environment, material should avoid profanity and sexually explicit language. Time limits are enforced so everyone can take part, and readers are asked to remain until the last poem has been read.

Club Everyone, Me and U hosts Clubhouse Nights for neurodivergent individuals ages 16 through adult, creating a friendly space to connect, relax, and have fun while upholding values of friendship, acceptance, understanding, and kindness. The gatherings have a new location through a partnership with Creative Care Connections and now take place on more nights, offering a welcoming clubhouse environment. Attendees can enjoy a mix of activities such as crafts, board and card games, a karaoke lounge, and a movie lounge. Snacks and water are provided. Registration through Zeffy is required to attend. Anyone who typically prefers or needs assistance must have a support person actively with them, and minors must be accompanied by a parent or guardian who participates alongside them. Participants can also pitch in with new volunteer roles. Sign up is required for setup or prep tasks like labeling envelopes or cutting stickers, and early slots are limited. Cleanup help does not require a sign up. By registering, attendees acknowledge that the organization is not liable for mishaps, and that photos or video may be taken and used by Club Everyone, Me and U. All participants agree to be respectful and uphold the club’s mission during the event. This activity is free, and donations are appreciated to help sustain programming. Watch official communications for any updates or cancellations.

Enjoy line dance in Parkrose with a focus on fun and fitness.

Mammoth NW presents Sleep as the band brings its 2026 North American tour to Roseland Theater with Pink Mountaintops. This is a 21 and over show, and a valid photo ID will be required for entry. Tickets are nonrefundable and nontransferable, and names on Will Call orders cannot be changed. Print at Home tickets can be shown on a phone or printed for scanning at the door, and selecting this delivery method can help reduce time spent in Will Call lines at the box office. Ticket delivery will be delayed for every delivery method while orders are reviewed for duplicates, and purchasers must follow posted ticket limits or risk cancellation without notice. The venue enforces house rules and an updated bag policy. Official tickets are available through ETIX and Cascade Tickets, and the venue does not guarantee tickets bought from secondary resale marketplaces.

Presented by Mammoth NW, this concert features Raynes alongside David Wimbish & The Collection at Hawthorne Theatre. The show is open to all ages. Advance tickets are $22 through Cascade Tickets. For venue information, contact Hawthorne Theatre at 503-233-7100.

Local poet Kathleen hosts an open mic for live readings and poetry following the Writers Night. It offers a welcoming space for anyone who just crafted something during the session or has been holding onto a poem and needs a place to share it. Attendees can step to the mic with heart and soul and voice what is on their mind.

Open Court gathers improvisers from Portland and beyond for long-form comedy in a welcoming, supportive jam. Recognized as Portland’s longest running improv jam, it welcomes complete beginners and seasoned performers alike. Names are pulled at random to create teams, which are coached by experienced improvisers from the Curious Comedy Company. Teams warm up together, then perform for one another and for the audience. Watching without taking the stage is always an option, with no pressure to participate. As the longest-running show at Curious Comedy, it is a friendly place to play, meet people, and get a feel for what Curious Comedy offers. Admission is $5 in advance or at the door, and Curious students attend for free.

Hosted by Sarah Rayne, Body Temple Dance: Somatic Healing + Reiki offers a somatic and spiritual movement practice that blends dance, therapeutic movement, mystical study, energetic awareness, and contemporary trauma healing approaches. It is designed to help participants feel their emotions, arrive in the present, explore bodily sensations, and reconnect with a vibrant sense of aliveness. Each class begins with a teaching on a specific theme and an exploration through practices such as readings, journaling prompts, energy awareness exercises, chanting, or meditation. Movement follows to a carefully curated playlist so the theme can be experienced through the body and felt sense. The movement is accessible to all bodies and ability levels, and no dance experience is required. The session closes with a group conversation to reflect on what emerged. The flow includes a talk, a guided meditation or similar grounding practice, about 20 to 25 minutes of active movement, then time for restoration and integration. Optional hands-on reiki is offered for those who would like to receive it. All are welcome. Body Temple Dance was created by teacher Adriana Rizzolo and draws from years of work in energy healing, nervous system and trauma healing, transformational practices, yoga, poetry, and dance. The exchange is $25, and pre-registration is required. Half-priced scholarships are available for those with financial need, with priority given to BIPOC. Please wear comfortable clothing you can move in, and bring water along with a notebook and pen. Sarah Rayne holds trauma-informed sacred space for groups and individuals, weaving a decade of experience with reiki, tarot, herbalism, sound work, astrology, and intuitive, nature-rooted practices. She shares original medicine songs and Body Temple Dance somatic tools to support authentic expression as a pathway to healing and catharsis. She is the founder of Firebird Healing Arts and a co-founder of Glimmer Wellness Center.

A community-led craft circle welcomes neighbors to bring personal projects, snacks, and favorite beverages, along with a cheerful spirit. Set up your own table and chair, then spend time creating while getting to know others in the community. There is no fee to participate, and an optional donation jar helps support future community opportunities. Attendees are asked to be considerate and keep the focus on crafting and connection, so selling is not permitted.

Settle in at The Heist Bar & Food Carts for a spirited trivia night presented by Rip City Trivia, with Dice guiding the action. Rally a team, order a drink, and tackle a lively blend of trivia challenges, music, and good-natured competition. Prizes go to the top teams.

At Crystal Ballroom, The Growlers return to the stage following a six year break from touring, launching their first world tour since 2019 with stops across Australia, the UK, Europe, and North America. Their sound blends surf, psych, and garage with a distinctly California quirk, guided by founder Brooks Nielsen, whose unmistakable voice and skewed pop instincts helped the band grow from dive bar outsiders to a devoted cult favorite. The comeback arrives with two new singles, “Crisis” and “Feel My Funk”, hinting at a fresh chapter while staying true to the character that defines them.

An open contact improvisation jam for all levels takes place at The Baker Building. It begins with a brief opening circle and warmup, then shifts into freeform exploration rather than formal instruction. Newcomers and experienced movers are equally welcome, and facilitators can offer a short demo on request. Music is typically not played, though there are occasional guest DJs or musicians. Admission is $12, payable via Venmo or with exact cash at the door. To stay connected with the community, ask a facilitator about joining the Contact Improv Events PDX Facebook chat group.

New voices, experienced acts, and first-time performers are all welcome to take the mic at TBB’s Tap House. Grab a drink, share your talents, or cheer on friends from the audience. Everyone is welcome and there is no cover. Support local talent.

Jim Page is a political, heartfelt, and gritty singer and songwriter with 24 albums and a far-reaching body of work. In 1974 he played a key role in making street performance legal again in Seattle after many years of prohibition. His touring history stretches across 13 countries, among them the United States, Canada, Ireland, the United Kingdom, much of northern Europe, and Taiwan. Seattle Metropolitan Magazine has counted him among the 50 most influential musicians in the city’s history. His songs have been interpreted by artists such as The Doobie Brothers, Christy Moore, Dick Gaughan, Michael Hedges, and Roy Bailey. Folk icon Utah Phillips praised him as the messenger who can deliver the message.

Gadan brings a vibrant mix of Irish traditional music and bluegrass with the heart of Celtic and Appalachian roots, all colored by a distinctive Italian flair. The group was launched by Lorenzo Testa and Jacopo Ventura, respected Italian musicians active in the Irish and European folk scenes, then gained a modern edge with the addition of young fiddle virtuoso Joan Gatti. In 2024 the lineup broadened internationally with Enda Scahill, an internationally recognized tenor banjo player and founder of We Banjo 3, and Eric Long, an Appalachian songwriter, singer, and clawhammer banjoist from San Francisco. With three lively banjos joined by fiddle, mandolin, and guitar, Gadan crafts a powerful all-strings sound that connects Irish tradition with contemporary roots. On stage, precision, groove, and storytelling take center focus, proving that drums are not required to get a crowd moving.

Enjoy a lively Latin dance night featuring a combo class led by dance instructor and DJ Marco Martinez, followed by a social he curates. The lesson blends Bachata and Salsa variations, then the party continues with a vibrant mix of Salsa, Bachata, Merengue, ChaCha, and Cumbia. The lesson is $18 or available with a class card and includes entry to the social. The social is $10 when purchased on its own, or free with the lesson. Expect a warm atmosphere centered on music, movement, and community.

Presented by Showbox, Madeon brings the Victory Live show to the stage. Admission is open to all ages, and alcohol service is limited to attendees 21 and over.

All ages are welcome to experience Sondre Lerche, an artist whose music has long embraced romance and now explores love with a sense of resolve amid an unsettled world. His 11th studio album, Acrobats, presents an eight song journey that moves between joy and quiet reflection, tracing both connection and loss. Created with a broad group of collaborators across multiple studios, it follows 2022’s Avatars of Love with a more contemplative tone that remains full of passion. At its heart is the search for beauty and peace in private moments even as the wider world feels difficult.

Take a peaceful pause and discover the stories within each pour. In a Lan Su garden pavilion, Tea Masters from Yun Shui Teahouse guide a small group through a focused tasting of traditional Chinese and Taiwanese teas. Participation is capped at eight people. Three seasonal selections are served, with conversation about where the leaves come from, how they are crafted, ways to brew them, and why they matter culturally. Whether you already love tea or are just beginning to explore it, this close-knit session offers a calm, informative experience set amid the elegance of Lan Su.

Enjoy traditional Chinese melodies along the garden paths as Lan Su musicians perform on erhu or guzheng. The erhu is a two-string vertical fiddle played with a bow, while the guzheng is a traditional instrument with 21 strings and adjustable bridges. This experience is free with admission and with membership.

Steep & Paint returns with a refreshed partnership with Oregon Botanical Artists for an immersive afternoon that encourages a slower pace to observe plants closely, share conversation over tea, and create art inspired by nature. A Lan Su gardener offers a focused look at the featured plant while sharing seasonal facts, cultural stories, and cultivation insights. Enjoy a tasting of seasonal teas from Yun Shui Teahouse, then take part in a full botanical art class led by an OBA artist, with all supplies provided. Each session blends horticulture, tea traditions, and botanical art in a calm, welcoming setting. Attend a single workshop or make it a monthly habit. Tickets include admission to Lan Su Chinese Garden on the day of your workshop. Pricing is $56.95 for Lan Su Members and their guests and $66.95 for the general public. Oregon Botanical Artists is a nonprofit founded in 2012 that advances contemporary botanical art while honoring its traditions. The organization supports a diverse community of artists who portray plant life with detailed and scientifically informed work, and it is affiliated with the American Society of Botanical Artists as an Artists Circle.

This 60-minute somatic ritual is designed to deepen your connection with your body and authentic expression. It opens with 15 to 20 minutes of gentle mobility, breathwork, and yoga to warm up and ready the body, then shifts into 30 to 35 minutes of Pilates, somatic practices, and dance that build strength and fluid movement while easing rigidity and encouraging a playful approach to embodiment. A final 5 to 10 minute meditation offers space for rest, reflection, and integration. The practice blends multiple modalities to support authentic embodiment and help regenerate the nervous system, balancing periods of activation with restorative pauses. Sliding scale pricing is available at $11 to $111. Please note that the ritual takes place upstairs and requires the use of stairs.

Soul’d Out Productions presents Groundation at the historic Star Theater in Portland, with special guests The Quasi Kings. For over two decades, Groundation has shaped modern roots reggae by weaving Jamaican traditions with jazz fusion, progressive arrangements, and thoughtful lyricism. Founded in California in 1998 by Harrison Stafford, the group has built a global following through a sound that unites roots reggae, dub, improvisational jazz, spiritual themes, and precise musicianship. With performances in more than 35 countries on five continents and a catalog of 10 acclaimed studio albums, the band is widely regarded as a leading force in contemporary reggae. Their landmark release Hebron Gate is celebrated as a genre classic, while albums like One Rock continue to advance the music with intricate compositions, resonant messages, and collaborations with Israel Vibration, The Abyssinians, and The Congos. On stage, Groundation is known for dynamic energy, soaring horn lines, deep grooves, and a boundary-pushing approach that stays true to reggae’s foundations. Opening the night, The Quasi Kings bring a high-octane mix of reggae, dub, rock, soul, and funk. The Pacific Northwest outfit is recognized for uplifting vibes and infectious rhythms that keep audiences moving. Expect an immersive evening of roots reggae, dub, and jazz-infused musicianship at Star Theater.

Ozomatli brings its high-energy, genre-blending live show to Aladdin Theater. Rooted in Los Angeles since 1995, the six-piece mixes Latin, hip hop, funk, reggae, and far-reaching global traditions into a sound that is lively and inclusive. Their concerts thrive on connection and spontaneity, with each performance shaped by the room and the moment. The band’s path includes three Grammy Awards, standout appearances at the Hollywood Bowl, a TED Talk, and features on The Today Show, Jimmy Kimmel Live, and Austin City Limits. The founding lineup features Asdru Sierra on vocals and trumpet, Raul Pacheco on vocals and guitars, Ulises Bella on saxophone and vocals, Wil-Dog Abers on bass, Jiro Yamaguchi on percussion, and Justin Poree on vocals and percussion. Their music flows through salsa, cumbia, samba, funk, merengue, dancehall, New Orleans second line, Jamaican ragga, and Indian raga, creating a sound that feels both global and grounded. They continue to craft new music while exploring fresh ways to connect with audiences, from full-scale concerts to intimate, story-driven formats and residency-style engagements. This all-ages show reflects a community spirit where people of every background can gather, move, and connect through the heartbeat of Los Angeles.

DJ Mish and friends bring Taiwan Golden Melody Night to The Get Down, a high energy celebration of Taiwanese and Mandopop music with crowd sing along moments and throwback favorites from Jay Chou, Jolin Tsai, Mayday, and A-Mei. The night highlights the songs many grew up with and the culture they reflect.

Rennwagen Rendezvous delivers a special two-day high performance driving education event at Portland International Raceway in partnership with Audi Club NW, blending highlights from both programs into one track-focused experience. Drivers can opt for a single day or the full weekend, with fees set at $400 for one day and $600 for both days.

Pretzel buns have returned to The Original Gresham Farmers Market.

Market season is in full swing at The Original Gresham Farmers’ Market, where Flourishing Festivities sets up alongside fresh produce, local makers, live music, and familiar faces in a relaxed outdoor setting. Look for a fresh selection of paleo cupcakes that are gluten-free, dairy-free, and free of refined sugar, grain-free paleo granola with the same approach, a paleo hot chocolate mix, and a cake mix for baking at home. Pre-ordering is available for convenient pickup.

Take part in a fun community parade by walking with the lodge through downtown Gresham. An initial planning meeting is scheduled for those interested in coordinating participation. For questions, contact Sandy at 503-806-2921.

Explore the lives of women who helped shape Portland during its first century on a guided walk through Lone Fir Cemetery. The route visits graves tied to well known founding families such as Terwilliger, McLoughlin, and Macleay, along with women whose names are less familiar yet who strengthened the city through civic, charitable, and religious work. Stories along the way trace the shift from a rough frontier settlement to an emerging early 20th century city. The group meets at the Soldiers Monument near the center of the cemetery. Tickets or donations are $10, and reservations can be made in advance. This tour is offered on fourth Saturdays.

Reclaim a grounded connection to the body in a two-day Radical Wholeness workshop led by Philip Shepherd. Through simple, gently guided practices, participants explore the often unnoticed habits that keep attention locked in the head and cut off from the body’s innate intelligence, including the rooted awareness of the pelvic bowl. As these patterns come into view, they can ease, making room for calm presence, genuine connection, and a more nourished way of being. Over the course of the sessions, you will build practical skills you can carry forward, drawing on insights from Philip’s best-selling book Radical Wholeness. Enrollment is limited to 18 participants. Meals and accommodations are not included.

Save on wedding attire during a recurring in-store promotion at Brides for a Cause locations, featuring 26 percent off on already reduced prices. This event began as a one-time effort to support brides who had to reschedule during COVID and has grown into a popular annual tradition offered across all locations. Most months include this special savings on a single day, with exceptions in November and December when different promotions and closures apply. In November, stores close for Thanksgiving and a separate weekend promotion offers 20 percent off. In December, an end of year sale features 30 percent off instead. Reservations are required to shop, and walk-ins may be accommodated if space allows, but a reservation ensures a fitting room is ready. Please follow current store guidelines, including a limit of the bride plus three guests, no children under 12 unless arranged in advance, and no food or drinks other than water. For questions or to request an exception regarding guest count or children, contact the store directly.

Altars are presented as living symbols where intention meets embodiment and spirit takes form. This class explores how to design altars that support ritual, healing, designation, and personal transformation. Participants learn to work with the elements, correspondences, symbolism, and energetic flow so each altar resonates with clear purpose and power. The session covers seasonal, ancestral, and intuitive styles, and includes guided visualization, a show and tell, and an altar activation ritual. Everyone will be guided in crafting a personal altar for home, travel, or ceremonial settings, making it a fit for practitioners ready to deepen their relationship with sacred space.

Activities take place in the small-dog area on the west side of the fenced dog park at Normandale. The meetup proceeds regardless of weather. A handful of large trees provide some shade, but the space is not fully covered, so dress for the conditions. Dogs of any breed are welcome if they are comfortable with the energetic, mouthy play style common among Boston Terriers. The scene can be very high energy, so keep a close eye on your dog and offer breaks or extra space if they seem overstimulated or reactive.

A new chapter of a classic Rose Bowl meeting arrives, with the matchup shifting from Pasadena to Athens, Georgia. The Fields is the place for this event.

Portland Thorns FC welcome the Houston Dash to Providence Park for a matchup shaped by contrasting styles. The Thorns draw energy from a charged home atmosphere, while the Dash are built to break up rhythm and strike on swift transitions. Small moments could decide it, including set pieces, quick counters, and the impact of late substitutions.

Live music at A Beer at a Time features the Sarah Lodge Band. The lineup includes Dan Polidori on guitar, Chris Azorr on keys, Timmer Blakely on bass, and Jeff Black on drums.

for KING + COUNTRY brings The Most Beautiful Colours Album Release Tour to Keller Auditorium in Portland, offering a night of new songs from their forthcoming album alongside the anthems fans already know. Brothers Joel and Luke Smallbone pair cinematic staging, thunderous percussion, and vivid storytelling with intimate moments and glimpses into the stories behind the music for a hopeful, faith-filled celebration. A VIP artist Q&A experience is available, which includes a premium seat, a pre-show conversation with the duo, early entry, and first access to merchandise. The GRAMMY-winning act has earned 13 No. 1 hits and more than 5 billion career streams, performing to sold-out audiences across the U.S., Australia, and Europe. Their album What Are We Waiting For? debuted in the Top 10 on the Billboard 200 following the success of the RIAA Gold-certified Burn the Ships, and their debut film Unsung Hero from Lionsgate received the GMA Dove Award for Feature Film of the Year.

Revolution Hall presents an early performance of ALOK’s new comedy show, featuring the work of a poet, comedian, public speaker, and actor with a global following. Their books Beyond the Gender Binary, Femme in Public, and Your Wound, My Garden have reached audiences worldwide, and their live shows have toured to more than 40 countries, including sold out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and the Netflix Is a Joke Festival. Their first comedy special, BIOLOGY!, was executive produced by Christopher Guest. They are also the focus of the short documentary ALOK, executive produced by Jodie Foster and directed by Alex Hedison, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in 2024. Screen credits include Complicated Order, The Trans List, and the forthcoming Absolute Dominion. Television appearances include Sex Lives of College Girls, Sort Of, Random Acts of Flyness, Planet Sex with Cara Delevingne, Gender Agenda Comedy Special, and Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness. If selecting Print at Home or Mobile Delivery for tickets, access to view them will be available 14 days before the performance.

This event is limited to ages 21 and up. Tickets are priced between $23 and $28.

Revolution Hall presents a new late show from ALOK, a widely recognized poet, comedian, public speaker, and actor who uses they/them pronouns. Their books include Beyond the Gender Binary, Femme in Public, and Your Wound, My Garden, and their live performances have reached audiences in more than 40 countries with sellouts at Edinburgh Fringe and the Netflix Is a Joke Festival. Their first comedy special, Biology!, was executive produced by Christopher Guest. They are featured in the short documentary ALOK, directed by Alex Hedison with Jodie Foster as executive producer, which premiered at the Sundance Film Festival. On screen, they appear in Complicated Order, The Trans List, and Absolute Dominion. Television credits include The Sex Lives of College Girls, Sort Of, Random Acts of Flyness, Planet Sex with Cara Delevingne on Hulu, and the Netflix projects Gender Agenda Comedy Special and Getting Curious with Jonathan Van Ness. If you select print at home or mobile delivery, tickets will be viewable starting two weeks before the performance.

A casual group run covering 4 to 6 miles at a conversation-friendly pace, followed by a relaxed coffee social with other runners.

Browse a lively mix of locally made goods, farm-fresh products, and one-of-a-kind finds from neighborhood makers at this community farmers market. Set within Chop Chop Food Pod, it also offers easy access to nearby food carts so you can grab a bite while you shop. It is a relaxed way to start the day, support local vendors, and discover something new.

A casual gathering where corgi owners can connect and share information while their dogs enjoy playtime with others their size.

Create a Riders broomstick in a hands-on broom making class that blends beauty and utility. Learn the process to build and bind your own broom, then personalize the finishing touches. The result is a functional piece for tidying up or a playful nod to haunted hideaways, fitting for the season. Leave with a handcrafted broom that is uniquely yours.

Tattoo 34 hosts a walk-in day that focuses on tattoos, with select esthetic services available on certain dates. No appointment is needed, though there may be a wait. Walk-in tattoos can be flash or fully custom, and they are offered in color or in black and grey. When esthetic services are available, options include brow shaping, tint, and lamination, which can be done individually or combined, as well as lash lift and tint. Complimentary consultations are also offered for permanent makeup, including brows and lips, along with scar camouflage. Same-day tattooing is not guaranteed, since availability depends on the concept, placement, and the number of people waiting.

Tattoo 34 offers a walk-in day featuring flash designs or custom pieces, available in color or black and grey. No appointment is needed, although wait times can occur and same-day tattoos are not guaranteed, since availability depends on the idea, placement, and the number of people already waiting. Some walk-in days also include esthetic services such as brows and lashes; the shop’s calendar lists which days those are offered. Additional details and pricing are provided on the shop’s website.

Sharpen your Mandarin in a friendly conversation session led by volunteers from the Oregon Chinese Coalition. Native speakers provide guidance on practical vocabulary and useful phrases while helping you build confidence in everyday dialogue. Attendance is complimentary for those with admission or a membership.

At Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Wild Symphony offers a lively musical journey through the animal kingdom from Dan Brown, the author behind The DaVinci Code. Guided by Maestro Mouse, a friendly lineup of animal characters shares life lessons as the story unfolds. With each introduction, the orchestra performs Dan Brown’s soundtrack while the tale is narrated live on stage. This playful mix of storytelling and music is well suited for young book lovers.

Enjoy a welcoming Chinese music session with Alan. Whether you are curious about learning a full song, a short verse, or even just a single lyric, this gathering invites you to give it a try. Instruments are welcome for those who want to play along. Singing and music provide a simple way to experience culture and meet people. Everyone is welcome, and no knowledge of the language is needed. Participation is included with admission and membership.

DANCE ROOTED offers a 5Rhythms movement meditation centered on authentic, embodied expression. In this conscious movement space there is no right or wrong way to move, no pressure to look a certain way, and an invitation to let the body lead. It is not a contact, ecstatic, or cuddle dance, rather a 5Rhythms practice that supports presence and honesty in motion. Sessions are held at Vitalidad Movement Arts Center. Admission is $15 with advance registration or payable in cash or Venmo at the door. A 10-class punch card is offered at the door for $120, providing a savings over single visits. Financial accommodation is available for those who need it.

Presented by Mammoth NW, Show Me The Body performs at Hawthorne Theatre with guests Whispers, Lip Critic, and Truck Violence. This event welcomes all ages. Advance tickets are available for $29.50 through Cascade Tickets.

Presented by Soul’d Out Productions, Jesse Roper brings an electrifying mix of blues, rock, funk, and roots to the Jack London Revue. Expect searing guitar lines, locked-in grooves, and vocals that move from rough-edged grit to melodic clarity with ease. A notable figure in contemporary roots rock, Roper delivers performances that land both emotionally and sonically, with expansive solos, cohesive band interplay, and unbridled energy at the forefront. In this intimate room, that large-stage intensity feels immediate and every note carries extra impact.

Don West brings modern soul to Aladdin Theater with a sound that blends classic inspiration and contemporary flair. Influenced by Marvin Gaye, Curtis Mayfield, Jalen Ngonda, and Thee Sacred Souls, he has earned attention with early favorites "Small Change" and "Friends," then followed with "Send It Back," "Julia," and "Give Me All Your Love." Fresh from a sold out European debut tour and with Australia next for another sold out headline run and festival appearances, he takes the stage in support of his debut album, Give Me All Your Love, confidently shaping his own chapter in soul music. This event is all ages.