Romantic, high-ceilinged performing-arts venue features diverse shows in an Italian rococo building.
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We went here to watch Dolly Parton's Threads: My songs in symphony. Everything about it was excellent, the symphony, the video of Dolly that was played along with the songs and the venue (my first time there).
Went for the Air Supply concert and the whole experience was very lovely. The ticket takers to the ones guiding you to your seat to the kind server at the bar. The sound from the Concert hall was amazing, perfectly dialed in and hit just right in the chest. Clean bathrooms with a nice seating area as you enter the Ladies room.
This is one of my favorite places in Portland. It’s an excellent venue for performances, with a great atmosphere and sound. When reserving seats, I recommend choosing seats from Row E and above, which are on the upper level—they offer a much better view of the stage. And also there are friendly staff members who offer a warm welcome and kindly assist with seating.
We had the privilege of celebrating the joy of the season with Holiday Pops. So in awe with the Oregon Symphony, conducted by Sean O’Loughlin. Special performances by incredibly talented Aubrey Logan, Trombone and Vocals, and Sarah Reich, Tap Dancer, who is Suzi's daughter's instructor.The sweet harmonies of the Oregon Chorale were the pièce de résistance! If you have the chance to enjoy the Holiday Pops in your city don't hesitate to go!! Holiday Pops is a popular, festive orchestral concert series held by many symphony orchestras (like the Boston Pops, Cincinnati, Jacksonville) featuring beloved Christmas carols, holiday classics, Broadway tunes, and often guest performers, choirs, dancers, and even Santa, creating a family-friendly tradition to celebrate the season with live music and holiday magic The Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, known as "The Schnitz," is a historic downtown Portland venue, originally built in 1928 as the Portland Publix Theatre, that hosts a wide variety of performances, including classical, pop, rock, and jazz concerts, dance, and theater. It is home to the Oregon Symphony and features stunning Art Deco and Renaissance Revival architecture, including a large pipe organ and a painted ceiling mural. The hall is centrally located and accessible by public transit, offering a classic theater experience with modern amenities.
This is a beautiful and well maintained historical building in downtown Portland. It's a great venue for medium sized events and has good acoustics. The lounges are large, which keeps the lines down during intermission. There are concessions on multiple levels. We've always enjoyed our visits here.
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