Below are a series of links to various cultural organizations within Portland and the surrounding area. Barbara Nelson knows that when looking to relocate, be it for business or be it for pleasure, there is more to consider than homes alone. Barbara and her team want to introduce you to all that Portland Culture has to offer. The Links below are just a taste of the events of interest you will find with the intent of tempting you to investigate further as you get to know this City of Roses.
Welcome to Oregon’s longest-running outdoor concert series! Our concerts are popular for a reason… well, many reasons: Outstanding performances by world-class musicians…. Beautiful venue… reasonable prices… delicious food options… And oh yes, the animals! Buy your tickets now to ensure your spot at all your favorite shows.
The Broadway Rose Theatre Company has been successfully producing professional summer theater in Tigard since 1992. As the only professional theater company in Washington County, we play an important role in enriching the community’s cultural arts. Not only do we serve Washington County, but 30% of our audience is from Multnomah County, 16% from Clackamas County, and 13% from various cities as far away as Eugene, Longview and Hood River. The Broadway Rose brings to the community what no other theater can – extraordinary musicals, the breadth and talent of which rival national Broadway tours.
We’ve got Broadway covered from coast-to-coast. In over 40 cities throughout North America, we bring the finest national touring productions – blockbuster musicals, plays and family shows – directly to you
The mission of the Portland Art Museum is to serve the public by providing access to art of enduring quality, by educating a diverse audience about art and by collecting and preserving a wide range of art for the enrichment of present and future generations.
Portland Opera exists to inspire, challenge and uplift our audiences by creating productions of high artistic quality that celebrate the beauty and breadth of opera.
Opera Theater Oregon’s mission is to introduce opera to new audiences, and offer a new angle on the art form for confirmed opera lovers. We perform at a bar (our home venue, Someday Lounge), usually in English and rarely for longer than the average Chuck Norris movie. Our productions are cast with brilliant local operatic and orchestral talent.
Since the Oregon Symphony was established more than 100 years ago, it has been recognized for its internationally acclaimed music directors, skilled performers, diverse programs and outstanding community services in education and regional touring. The Oregon Symphony now ranks among the largest orchestras in the nation and as one of the largest arts organizations in the Northwest, with an attendance of more than 225,000 people annually and 76 full-time musicians.
