Gresham Little Theater was little :-). The stage itself is in the gym of an elementary school in…read moreGresham. Half the actors were kids, which is cool. Most of them did as well as the adults. I was also pretty impressed with the props, as I know they had next to zero budget. The gym itself was freezing, but they had some snacks. At least it gave you some energy to try and stay warm The fee was $8 per person. The parking lot was dark, and we thought there is nothing going on inside the building.

From the owner: Gresham Little Theater - Where the Community Plays!…read more Gresham Little Theater presents "Alice in Wonderland" May 5th, 6th, 12th, and 13th @7:00pm. Tickets: $8/Adults and $6/Youth (17 and Under) Fun for those whole family!

I moved my daughter to Inspire because she was ready for a more rigorous dance education. She was…read morethere for not quite a year (one season), and overall, it was a very negative experience. The dance instruction IS rigorous, but we found it to be anything but inspiring. A harsh environment is cultivated, and it is not at all unusual for students to be humiliated in class and made to cry. There are favored dancers, who are all in the highest level, and the levels below that are generally treated pretty harshly. There is a level of controlling-ness (for example, dictating across the board that all students must wear a certain brand of pointe shoes, regardless of what may work best for each individual student) that is ridiculous. My teenage daughter's confidence was pretty much destroyed during her time at Inspire; although she was accepted into three prestigious summer intensives, she believes that she's "a bad dancer" thanks to the messages she received at Inspire. Heavy on criticism, sometimes downright mean, skimpy on encouragement. I don't typically write Yelp reviews, but I feel compelled to share our experience on this one. We are relieved to be moving on from Inspire.

From the owner: Pre-Professional dance instruction based on excellence in Classical Ballet, starting at age 3…read morethrough 18. Artistically directed by by Debbie Pierce with over 20 years of expertise in ballet instruction. We also offer many other genres of dance instructed by a highly qualified staff of instructors ready to inspire a well-rounded dancer! Please scroll to the bottom of the Yelp reviews page to view the 5 star reviews that are unfortunately hidden from the profile via the automated review process. Please also visit our Google business page to view our 20+ 5 star reviews, Facebook's 4.9 review rating.

Great staff. Very open and easy to navigate campus…read more Ample parking. I enjoyed going here a lot more than PCC

There was a fundraising event in April that was embarrassing and insulting to professionals who…read morewould like to donate to higher education. The theme was childish and did not inspire those who would like to support the serious work of a college education. Do better!

Beautiful venue outdoors under the stars. It sucked we couldn't bring a blanket in or an oversized…read moretowel to sit on. They made us throw them away! They have a very strict policy. We rented lawn chairs. The walk to get into the venue was very long to get everyone into line to enter was a whole experience literally over the river and through the woods...lol. The line stretched a mile long. Teddy Swims was worth it. The parking was easy and we waited around afterwards so we wouldn't get stuck in traffic.

If I could do zero stars I would. Great bands play at Edgefield but even my favorite act wouldn't…read morelure me back to this venue. The last time I went (when they still allowed personal chairs) mine were confiscated for having too long of legs. We'd taken those exact chairs in before without issue. We saw other people with the exact same chairs we tried to bring, so their security people are totally inconsistent with enforcing rules. Then with no chairs, we stood during the concert. People yelled at us for blocking their view the ENTIRE show despite signs everywhere saying you're allowed to stand if you want. We decided to go again this summer and with the new rules, only beach towels are allowed. I measured my towels and they were the allowed size, 30x60! But then when we got to the security line, the guy stretched it out and decided it was too big. So once again I was left with nothing to sit on. I was pretty mad to see other people made it in with big blankets, which are specifically not allowed! Also, they used to ban chairs with legs because they blocked people's view but now the chairs you can rent have tall legs....so it's OK to block views as long as Mcmenamins is making money. It's just so ridiculous. They also charge twice the price for drinks you can get 20 feet away inside the main bars/hotel/restaurant.

I go here and love it . if your looking to be a dancer this is the place they have a comp team for…read moreages 6 up to 19 but if you an adult they do a few comps come here

Baffled sometimes when people say theatre is expensive to watch. We have so many great places to…read moresee plays for many different budgets, and Portland Center Stage hits the mark on it. They have a number of programs, like $25 tickets, Rush/Standby Tickets, Arts for All, Pay What You Will days. All very affordable! And for the quality of the shows here, it's absolutely worth it to go see at least one show a season. The stage crew and actors put on great shows! Every staff member I've encountered there have been friendly, patient and accommodating. I've done the Standby tickets for a few shows now and it's a great experience. Put your name on the wait-list about 90 minutes before showtime, go grab a bite to eat, and if you get a seat, that's great! If not, they can put you on the wait list for the next show (and then you can go do another activity downtown). They keep the place pretty clean too, really nice bathrooms haha.

I need to do an update as I have become a lot more attending of the performances here. The reason…read morefor this is accessibility. As someone with limited mobility often - I have a tissue disorder and some days I am far more mobile than others. I am also, due to the tissue disorder, more modest means. Thankfully Portland Center Stage is a proud Arts for All member. In addition - they really do welcome people. They have a lot of seating for ADA and accommodate you should you need chair arms or no arms or will have a spot cleared for your wheelchair. I appreciate tickets being low cost for me but with ADA it can be tricky and the events at the most challenging ADA locations expect you to show up right before a show hoping they will have an extra ticket which I cannot physically do and would not want that on ushers either. When inquiring, I have been treated with less than stellar attitude. I would love to have money and mobility and I used to! I know so many who are starting to struggle with mobility as they age and I really encourage them to go to spaces like this where they can easily get in and out. But even just calling - they actually answer the phone and are so helpful! I get that they want to sell as much at full price but it makes me really appreciate how truly welcoming Portland Center Stage is. Arts are healing and the productions here really are top notch. Their staff is very diverse throughout the theater making it feel like a safe space for everyone also. When seeing shows here, they do have a great concessions stand/bar with a great wine selection and some decent snacks. The theater is in such a great location - to the back of the theater is a favorite gelato place of mine and also some of the most delicious West African food if you want to make a whole night of it!

Love this place! Lady working was super sweet! And found everything I needed and definitely will be…read moreback

Bought a deer hide drum at their booth at the Celtic Festival in Hillsboro. Staff was friendly-…read moreready to chat, help, and educate. The drum itself is well made and has a beautiful resonance.

Went here for their movie theater to see the Minecraft movie. Admission was only $8 for all ages…read morebefore 6pm. The seats in the theater are small compared to a regular movie theater, however, most seats were empty. We were maybe 1 of about 5 families or so. They had a snack area with affordable snacks and we made out pretty good compared to what we would have spent at a movie theater. The only downside is they don't sell nachos. The staff were friendly and admission is waived if you buy a movie ticket. The bathrooms were clean and easily accessible. Parking was super easy.

This was my go to arcade for my kids and nephews. It's close to him and super affordable…read more Today, when we were there the place was basically empty. It was me, my 2 kids and my sister and her 2 kids. There was another couple with their kid, so the place wasn't packed. We got food at the concession stand and were chillin at the tables with our kids. After eating, our kids had a sugar rush and decided to race up and down where the tables were. We figured since the place was vacant it was totally fine given that it's an arcade and kids typically run around there anyways. My sister took the kids up to get prizes after they were done playing games and overheard one of the employees talking bad about us, pointing my sister out to one of his coworkers saying how we just let our kids run around. I'm sorry, but if that was such a big issue we could've had an employee approach us and told us nicely that it wasn't okay. we were there January 6th, the employee that was talking about to us was a bigger dude with blonde curly hair pretty sure his name tag was Riley and he was talking to his coworker who was a girl wearing a green sweater. If they don't like kids being crazy running around then you probably should not be working in a place where the customer base is mostly kids. It definitely makes me not feel welcomed with my kids and makes me not want to come back anymore.

I love this theater! It's nostalgic! Good prices, friendly staff, good seating. I've been a fan of…read moreMt.Hood Theater for a long time. I was (pleasantly) surprised to see they had a few rows (I didn't count, 6-8?) of bigger, comfort chairs for an even more comfortable viewing experience.

Great value, service and memories. The kind staff are focused on friendly service. There is ample…read moresafe and accessible parking. My Hood theater offers a nice evening walking destination after a quiet local Gresham afternoon or early evening meal. Mt Hood Theater (staff, service, setting) is an East county gem!