Live Entertainment Venues

Ashland, Oregon

Ashland is one of America's most extraordinary small-town performing arts destinations — a Southern Oregon community where the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, the Ashland Independent Film Festival, and dozens of independent performing arts organizations create a cultural infrastructure rivaling cities 10 times its size. Ashland's extraordinary natural setting in the Siskiyou Mountains and its remarkable concentration of performing artists and theater professionals create a community defined by its commitment to the performing arts.

Ashland, OR 97520

Ashland, Oregon

Oregon Shakespeare Festival is the largest Shakespeare festival in America — an Ashland theater company producing 11 plays per season (not all Shakespeare) in three venues and presenting some of the finest professional theater in the United States. Its extraordinary 87-year history, its three performance spaces (including the remarkable outdoor Elizabethan Stage), and its role in establishing Ashland as one of America's premier theater destinations create a performing arts institution of national importance.

15 S Pioneer St, Ashland, OR 97520

Ashland, Oregon

Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland presents a Tony Award-winning repertory season across three theaters, one of the largest and oldest professional theaters in America.

15 S Pioneer St 97520

Bend, Oregon

Hayden Homes Amphitheater in the Old Mill District presents major touring concerts along the Deschutes River in Central Oregon.

344 SW Shevlin Hixon Dr 97702

Bend, Oregon

Additional summer concert programming in Bend's Old Mill District presents touring artists along the Deschutes River.

Corvallis, Oregon

Reser Stadium is home to the Oregon State Beavers football team — a beautifully renovated 35,000-capacity Corvallis stadium where Pac-12 football creates the most authentic college sports atmosphere in the Willamette Valley. The Civil War rivalry with Oregon Ducks creates one of college football's most passionate in-state rivalries, transforming Corvallis into one of Oregon's most vibrant sports entertainment destinations on game days.

2410 SW Jefferson Way, Corvallis, OR 97331

Eugene, Oregon

Autzen Stadium is the University of Oregon's most extraordinary sports venue — a 54,000-capacity Eugene stadium where Oregon Ducks football (four consecutive BCS National Championship Game appearances 2010-2014) creates one of the loudest and most energetic game-day atmospheres in college football. Nike founder Phil Knight's massive facility investments and the Ducks' extraordinary uniform innovations (over 500 Nike uniform combinations) have made Oregon football the most visually dynamic program in college sports.

2700 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Eugene, OR 97401

Eugene, Oregon

Cuthbert Amphitheater presents major touring concerts along the Willamette River in Eugene's Alton Baker Park.

2300 Leo Harris Pkwy 97401

Eugene, Oregon

Hult Center for the Performing Arts is Eugene's most important cultural institution — a stunning 2,484-seat downtown theater presenting Oregon Bach Festival (one of the world's most respected Bach festivals), Broadway touring productions, and major cultural events. Eugene's extraordinary connection to running culture, outdoor recreation, and classical music (the Bach Festival draws international audiences annually) creates a performing arts environment of unusual intellectual and athletic character.

1 Eugene Center, Eugene, OR 97401

Eugene, Oregon

Hult Center for the Performing Arts is Eugene's landmark performing arts complex — a 2,472-seat Soreng Theater and 500-seat Silva Concert Hall presenting the Oregon Symphony (resident in Eugene), Broadway touring productions, and major concert acts for the Willamette Valley. The building's striking brutalist architecture, designed by Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates, is itself considered a work of art and has made the Hult Center a defining landmark of Eugene's ambitious cultural self-image.

1 Eugene Center 97401

Eugene, Oregon

Hult Center for the Performing Arts presents touring concerts and Broadway productions in downtown Eugene's premier performing arts complex.

1 Eugene Center 97401

Eugene, Oregon

Matthew Knight Arena is home to the Oregon Ducks basketball team — a state-of-the-art 12,364-capacity Eugene arena named for Phil Knight's son that has been praised as the finest mid-size arena in college basketball. The arena's stunning natural wood design, its Phil Knight-funded excellence, and its role in one of the Pac-12's most consistent basketball programs create a college sports experience of remarkable facility quality.

1600 Pap Williams Way, Eugene, OR 97403

Eugene, Oregon

McDonald Theatre is Eugene's premier concert venue — a 1,100-capacity 1925 theater in downtown that books national touring rock, folk, and alternative acts for Oregon's second-largest city and home of the University of Oregon. The theater's restored Art Deco interior and position in Eugene's vibrant downtown entertainment district make it the cultural anchor for a city with deep roots in environmental activism, outdoor recreation culture, and a passionate appreciation for live music that dates to the Grateful Dead's legendary Eugene shows.

1010 Willamette St 97401

Eugene, Oregon

PK Park is home to the Oregon Ducks baseball team — a beloved minor league-style ballpark adjacent to Autzen Stadium in the most running-obsessed city in America (Eugene's identity as the "Track Town USA," birthplace of Nike) creating a sports entertainment environment shaped by Oregon's extraordinary athletic heritage.

2077 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Eugene, OR 97401

Grand Ronde, Oregon

Spirit Mountain Casino's entertainment center in Grand Ronde is Oregon's premier tribal casino entertainment venue — a 1,700-seat concert hall booking national touring acts for Portland-area and coastal Oregon gaming visitors. The Spirit Mountain Casino is Oregon's highest-grossing gaming facility, operated by the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde Community.

27100 SW Salmon River Hwy 97347

Hillsboro, Oregon

Hillsboro Ballpark is one of the Pacific Northwest's most beloved minor league baseball venues — home to the Hillsboro Hops (Arizona Diamondbacks affiliate) in the center of Oregon's Silicon Valley (the Hillsboro high-tech corridor is home to Intel's largest campus). The combination of world-class tech industry workers and genuine minor league baseball creates a uniquely Pacific Northwest sports entertainment experience.

4815 NE Century Blvd, Hillsboro, OR 97124

Hillsboro, Oregon

Ron Tonkin Field (Hillsboro Ballpark) serves Portland's western suburbs with professional baseball — a minor league stadium in Oregon's technology corridor that creates a family entertainment experience amid the extraordinary natural landscape of the Pacific Northwest. The stadium's combination of affordable family entertainment and the backdrop of the Oregon Coast Range creates one of the most genuinely pleasant minor league baseball experiences in the Northwest.

4815 NE Century Blvd, Hillsboro, OR 97124

Portland, Oregon

Aladdin Theater is Portland's essential listening room — a beautifully restored 1928 single-screen movie palace converted into a 620-capacity concert venue in Sellwood that presents the finest folk, Americana, jazz, and world music acts on tour. The theater's intimacy, historic character, and reputation for presenting artists in an ideal acoustic environment have made it one of the most sought-after small venues on the entire West Coast touring circuit.

3017 SE Milwaukie Ave 97202

Portland, Oregon

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall is Portland's grandest performing arts venue — a 2,776-seat restored 1928 Broadway theatre that is home to the Oregon Symphony and hosts classical, jazz, and pop concerts year-round. Its ornate Spanish-Baroque interior and prime location on the South Park Blocks make it the prestige room for visiting artists choosing Portland alongside the downtown entertainment corridor of bars, restaurants, and music clubs that define the city's vibrant culture.

1037 SW Broadway 97205

Portland, Oregon

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall is Oregon's most beloved performing arts venue — a beautifully restored 1928 Broadway moviehouse presenting Oregon Symphony concerts and major performing arts events in a remarkable Art Deco theater. The "Schnitz's" extraordinary restoration, its outstanding acoustic properties, and its central Portland location make it the most important concert hall in the Pacific Northwest.

1037 SW Broadway, Portland, OR 97205

Portland, Oregon

The Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall is the Oregon Symphony's primary home — an extraordinary 1928 Broadway theater whose acoustic properties have been praised as among the finest in the Pacific Northwest. The Oregon Symphony's consistent excellence and the Schnitz's extraordinary programming of orchestral music, touring performers, and cultural events create a performing arts experience at the heart of Portland's vibrant cultural life.

1037 SW Broadway, Portland, OR 97205

Portland, Oregon

Artists Repertory Theatre is Portland's most important intimate theater company — a Goose Hollow institution presenting challenging new works and important revivals for Portland's sophisticated theater community. Its extraordinary commitment to producing theater that reflects Portland's progressive values and its consistent production of nationally recognized theatrical work create a theater company of genuine artistic importance.

1515 SW Morrison St, Portland, OR 97205

Portland, Oregon

Chiles Center at University of Portland is one of the most beautiful small university arenas in America — a 5,000-capacity North Portland arena where Portland Pilots basketball creates a genuinely community-oriented college sports experience. UP's extraordinary soccer program (produced the most MLS players per enrollment of any American university) and the Chiles Center's intimate atmosphere create one of Portland's most authentic college sports experiences.

5000 N Willamette Blvd, Portland, OR 97203

Portland, Oregon

Crystal Ballroom is Portland's most beloved historic music venue — a 1,500-capacity hall with a floating "ballo-spring" dance floor built in 1914 that makes the entire room sway when the crowd dances. A McMenamins property with full craft beer bar service, the Crystal Ballroom books the best mid-size touring acts for Portland's notoriously music-obsessed audience and has hosted Grateful Dead, Prince, and generations of Pacific Northwest artists.

1332 W Burnside St 97209

Portland, Oregon

Crystal Ballroom presents major touring concerts on a famous 'floating' dance floor built on ball-bearing rockers, a Portland landmark since 1914.

1332 W Burnside St 97209

Portland, Oregon

Crystal Ballroom is Portland's most beloved historic entertainment venue — an extraordinary 1914 dance hall whose "floating" sprung hardwood floor (suspended on ball bearings) creates the most extraordinary dancing experience in the Pacific Northwest. Its extraordinary acoustic properties, its remarkable architectural preservation, and its role in Portland's music and dance culture for over a century create a performance space of genuine historical and experiential significance.

1332 W Burnside St, Portland, OR 97209

Portland, Oregon

Keller Auditorium is Portland's premier performing arts venue — a 3,000-seat South Park Blocks concert hall presenting Oregon Symphony concerts, Broadway touring productions, and major cultural performances. Portland's extraordinary performing arts culture (home to the Oregon Symphony, Oregon Ballet Theatre, and Portland Opera) and Keller Auditorium's outstanding acoustic properties create one of the Pacific Northwest's finest indoor performing arts experiences.

222 SW Clay St, Portland, OR 97201

Portland, Oregon

Moda Center is a 19,980-seat arena in Portland's Rose Quarter — home to the NBA Trail Blazers and a major Pacific Northwest concert venue. Oregon's largest indoor entertainment venue is the key large-capacity option for Portland's gaming and entertainment market, serving audiences across the greater Portland metro and the Oregon and Washington I-5 corridor.

1 N Center Court St 97227

Portland, Oregon

Moda Center is home to the Portland Trail Blazers, presenting major touring concerts in a 19,000-seat arena along the Willamette River.

1 N Center Ct St 97227

Portland, Oregon

Moda Center is home to the Portland Trail Blazers — a 19,393-capacity arena where "Blazermania" (one of the most passionate fan bases in the NBA) creates a home court advantage among the most powerful in professional basketball. The Trail Blazers' extraordinary connection to Portland's progressive community identity, their role in the city's African American cultural life, and Moda Center's consistent programming of major concerts create one of the Pacific Northwest's most important entertainment venues.

1 Center Court, Portland, OR 97227

Portland, Oregon

Oregon Symphony is one of the Pacific Northwest's most acclaimed orchestras — presenting outstanding classical music alongside adventurous new works programming that has earned it a national reputation for musical excellence and community engagement. Its extraordinary programming breadth (from traditional classical repertoire to contemporary film scores) and its role in Portland's rich performing arts ecosystem create a symphony of unusual relevance and community connection.

923 SW Washington St, Portland, OR 97205

Portland, Oregon

Portland Center Stage at the Gerding Theater is Oregon's most important theater company — a Pearl District institution presenting world premiere productions and nationally acclaimed theatrical work in a beautifully converted 1891 National Guard armory. Portland's extraordinary commitment to the performing arts and PCS's consistent production of adventurous, high-quality theater create a theatrical culture that punches well above Oregon's size in national importance.

128 NW 11th Ave, Portland, OR 97209

Portland, Oregon

Portland'5 Centers for the Arts encompasses five outstanding venues (Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Keller Auditorium, Arlene Schnitzer, and two convention center theaters) creating the most comprehensive performing arts complex in the Pacific Northwest. Portland's extraordinary investment in performing arts infrastructure reflects a city that understands culture as a civic responsibility, not merely a commercial amenity.

222 SW Clay St, Portland, OR 97201

Portland, Oregon

Providence Park is the most passionate soccer stadium in the United States — home to both Portland Timbers (MLS Cup 2015 champions) and Portland Thorns FC (the most successful NWSL franchise in American women's soccer history). The Timbers Army and the Thorns' extraordinary fan culture, combined with the beautiful stadium set into a Portland hillside, create a soccer atmosphere that has been cited as the model for American soccer culture by every major soccer publication.

1844 SW Morrison St, Portland, OR 97205

Portland, Oregon

Revolution Hall in a converted historic high school auditorium presents touring indie and rock acts in southeast Portland.

1300 SE Stark St 97214

Portland, Oregon

Roseland Theater in Old Town presents touring rock and hip-hop acts in a 1,400-capacity venue central to Portland's live music scene.

8 NW 6th Ave 97209

Portland, Oregon

Roseland Theater is Portland's most important mid-size concert hall — a 1,400-capacity Old Town venue presenting major indie, alternative, and folk touring acts for Portland's remarkable music community. Portland's extraordinary position as one of America's most musically diverse cities (home to internationally significant musicians in every genre from classical to hip-hop) and Roseland's outstanding acoustic properties create a concert experience that consistently ranks among the Pacific Northwest's finest.

8 NW 6th Ave, Portland, OR 97209

Portland, Oregon

Wonder Ballroom is Portland's most beloved mid-size concert venue — a 1,000-capacity converted 1914 Croatian hall in Northeast Portland that combines breathtaking original hardwood floors, a wraparound balcony, and exceptional acoustics in one of the most atmospheric concert settings on the West Coast. Consistently named Portland's best music venue in reader polls, Wonder Ballroom has become the defining room for mid-career artists playing Portland and reflects the city's deep investment in preserving architectural heritage as active community space.

128 NE Russell St 97212

Salem, Oregon

Elsinore Theatre in downtown Salem is a restored 1926 Tudor Gothic movie palace presenting touring concerts and film for Oregon's capital city.

170 High St SE 97301

Troutdale, Oregon

McMenamins Edgefield is one of Oregon's most magical entertainment destinations — a 74-acre historic poorhouse farm converted into a hotel, restaurants, brewery, winery, distillery, and outdoor concert venue. The Edgefield Amphitheater's extraordinary natural setting in the Columbia River Gorge and McMenamins' extraordinary commitment to adaptive reuse of historic buildings create one of America's most unique and beloved summer concert experiences.

2126 SW Halsey St, Troutdale, OR 97060