Conjure: Salem Night Market
Browse ritual goods, dark art, jewelry, oddities and unusual curiosities during an immersive nighttime market. Live music, performers, a lounge and bar add to the atmosphere.
Browse ritual goods, dark art, jewelry, oddities and unusual curiosities during an immersive nighttime market. Live music, performers, a lounge and bar add to the atmosphere.
Portland industrial and nu-metal band Amerakin Overdose headlines a heavy-music bill with Proven and Pitch Black Mass. The all-ages show combines crushing riffs, electronic textures and theatrical performance.
MarchFourth combines horns, percussion, funk, rock, jazz, dancers, acrobatics and circus-inspired spectacle. Mr. Vale's Math Class opens with horn-driven funk.
Pachanga brings rhythmic, dance-friendly Latin music to the evening. Food and drinks are available separately.
Pegeen Flaherty's life changes when a young man enters her pub claiming to have killed his father. The acclaimed stage production is presented on screen through National Theatre Live.
James Garner and his band recreate the live sound and presence of Johnny Cash. The show features favorites including “Folsom Prison Blues,” “Ring of Fire” and “I Walk the Line.”
Shop a small selection of local produce and market goods during the weekly hospital-campus market. The market is open to the public.
Practice a 60-minute, all-levels outdoor flow in an orchard beside the Willamette River. Stay after class for wine, food and time with the community.
The monthly discussion series invites the community to examine a different idea through guided conversation. The August gathering explores nihilism with Richard.
Build confidence, communication and quick-thinking skills through playful improv exercises and scene work. The drop-in class welcomes beginners and experienced performers.
Chef Reyes serves rotating taco specials alongside house-made salsa and guacamole. The weekly menu includes familiar favorites and new creations.
Enjoy tacos, live local music and wine during the weekly summer series. Reservations are required.
The six-piece band uses four acoustic guitars to create a lush, vibrant sound. Bring a chair or blanket for the outdoor summer concert.
Learn and practice Celtic dances in a welcoming weekly class. Each dance is walked through and called, and no partner is needed.
Visit the restored home, garden and studio of pioneering landscape architects Elizabeth Lord and Edith Schryver. Open Gardens offers a closer look at their work and influence.