Current exhibits, galleries, and museum shows in Portland. Art, history, science, and interactive exhibits.
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Overview Welcome to the HeART of Portland: K-12 Arts Showcase + Miller Family Free Day! Enjoy free admission all day in celebration of youth arts and the community partnership between the Museum and city schools. Make art, see student performances, and visit the HeART of Portland K-12 Visual Art...
About the workshop Cost: $40.00 for 1 adult & 1 child, add additional adult, $10.00, add additional child, $5.00 each. Ages 7+ Morning session: 10 a.m. – 12 p.m., 10 spots available Afternoon session: 12:30 – 2:30 p.m., 10 spots available Families will meet at PAM CUT. Additional information about..
Come play at the mobile version of the FLIP Museum! Play is such an important of learning and growing. Kids from birth - 10 and their caregivers will enjoy hands on play and crafts. Fun, Learning, Inspiration, and Play -- FLIP!
@ Enjoy a blossom-filled afternoon at the beautiful Lan Su Chinese Garden with the return of Steep & Paint! Back by popular demand and newly reimagined in partnership with the Oregon Botanical Artists (OBA). This immersive afternoon experience invites you to slow down, look closely, and connect...
We’ll be welcoming more than 200 new works from our Member Artists. Every work will be available for purchase or rental. Find out more at rentalsalesgallery.com. Join us for the opening reception on Friday, April 24, from 4-7pm
This unpretentious, locally-owned watering hole hosts live music and dancing in an intimate setting. They also offer hearty food options and a full bar.
Home of the Portland Youth Jazz Orchestra, the unassuming Burlingame Space doubles as a training center and concert venue, hosting a slew of regular performances.
Portland Art Museum celebrates the Deaf Community with Art in ASL on the 3rd Sunday of every month. Deaf Community members and their companions enjoy complimentary admission all day and are invited to participate in guided Look with Me sessions in the galleries between 12-3pm. Visitors of all ages..
This creative maker space lets you craft a variety of projects like leather luggage tags, beer koozies and cat scratchers, all under the watchful eye of DIY Bar's "craft-tenders," who offer helpful guidance and troubleshooting.
OCPL is giving away four video game collages created during last spring's Young Teen Art Gallery--and YOU could win the collage of your choice! Middle school students are invited to submit a book...
Music Millennium is the oldest record store in the Pacific Northwest. They have an impressive collection of new and used CDs, vinyl records, DVDs and other music-related products. They also host special concerts and events.
This historic site includes a self-guided tour along an ADA nature trail; pioneer games and crafts and history talks led by costumed interpreters.
Overview Come see the extraordinary work of student artists in the HeART of Portland Visual Art Exhibition! This exhibition features over 100 works that highlight the diversity of arts offerings across Portland Public Schools. It also includes the collaborative art project, Windows of Our Future,...
This atmospheric bar and venue serves cheap drinks and top-notch sandwiches — check their events calendar for live shows, karaoke nights, trivia and more.
Portland Insectarium is the city's first museum and zoo dedicated entirely to bugs! In this program there will be a selection of live bugs on display, such as tarantulas, mantises, and scorpions! Some are touchable bugs (roaches, isopods, millipedes), others preserved insect displays. Toys and...
About the workshop Morning session: 10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Afternoon session: 2 – 4:30 p.m. Cost: $150, materials fee: $100 Ages 18+ NOTE: Registration closes on April 19, 2026. Discover the art of storytelling through flowers in this hands-on workshop inspired by the rich visuals and layered...
Come visit Brookwood and explore This is Vietnamese Portland, a traveling exhibit that examines how the Vietnamese community has shaped and contributed to the City of Portland.
The World Trade Center, located on the waterfront in downtown Portland, is one of the city’s architectural icons overlooking the Willamette River and Tom McCall Waterfront Park.
PAM CUT’s Summer Camp 2026 is the hub for media arts magic, with camps for ages 8–10 and 11–14 in stop-motion and digital animation, world-building, DJing, comics and zines, and more.
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This bar and venue in the Central Eastside hosts frequent shows, with plenty of rock, metal and DJ sets. Enjoy drinks from the full bar and grub from the menu of satisfying pub fare.
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Come for the rock and roll — stay for the affordable vegan menu. This all-ages venue hosts frequent live sets and DJ nights.
Camp overview In this four-day stop motion animation camp for ages 8–10, discover how stories come alive through movement, materials, and imagination. Guided by teaching artist and animator Emma Prochaska, young creators will learn the basics of stop motion animation while transforming everyday...
Combining an arts show, a live street concert and an open-air bazaar, this riverside market has been a beloved Portland tradition since 1974. The largest arts-and-crafts fair in the country is open Saturdays and Sundays from March to Christmas Eve.
This neighborhood bar offers great food and a hearty rotating draft list. Alberta Street Pub also hosts frequent live music, trivia, comedy and more.
The Oregon Maritime Museum’s steam sternwheeler Portland is moored at the Willamette River in downtown Portland’s Waterfront Park. Experience the adventure of a lifetime on our rivers when you explore the last operating sternwheel steam tug in the Un
Located in Canby, half an hour south of Portland, the Clackamas County Event Center has been a gathering place since 1907. The facility hosts events such as brew festivals, rodeos and outdoor concerts.
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This old-school bar is a karaoke hot spot and a busy venue for live music and DJs. Their menu features pub grub like tater tots, wings and pork chops, plus a reasonably priced breakfast.
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This charming inn offers warm cookies in the lobby, welcome gifts in every room, sand buckets for the kids, pet baskets for your furry friends, a buffet breakfast in their art gallery, front-door newspaper delivery, complimentary Wi-Fi and more.
Camp overview Join teaching artist Fry for a collaborative art-making experience where kids ages 8–10 create bold heroes, wily villains, and the imaginary places they call home. Campers will use drawing, writing prompts, and imaginative games to practice storytelling. They’ll invent creatures,...
A cobblestone circle represents a town square where Jewish families gathered before being deported to concentration camps. The memorial honors the memory of those murdered and educates visitors about the consequences of hatred and discrimination.
The new butterfly habitat is a sanctuary that plays a critical role in providing a habitat for endangered Monarch Butterflies and other pollinators. Join us for a morning tending to the garden, we will continue to remove unwanted plants and define ex
Camp overview Step inside a game studio and build a world together. Guided by teaching artist and game designer Ian Levesque, campers will work in teams modeled after an indie game studio to develop an exploration-based video game from concept to prototype. Working as a creative team, youth will...
Back by popular demand, Steep & Paint returns reimagined with the Oregon Botanical Artists—an immersive afternoon of tea tasting, plant exploration, and guided botanical art.