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    3.2 (15 reviews)
    Open 8:30 am - 5:30 pm

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    It's been there since the Square opened around 30 years ago (oy vey, 30 years ago (??), pinches herself).

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    Crystal Ballroom

    Crystal Ballroom

    3.0
    (409 reviews)
    0.4 mi
    $$

    I came here for 80s night. The ballroom is quite large and can accommodate a lot of people. When…read moreyou first walk in there's a bar and there's also a bar towards the middle. At the bar, you can get different things to include beer, cider, mixed drinks, and even food. The bathrooms are located on the second level, which is kind of odd. However, it worked out since I also had access to Lola's room for 2000s night. This place definitely gets warm. So if you're trying to look cute, go for it on a cold night. The dance floors are bouncy, which was a lot of fun.

    I am writing this review not regarding to the performers, but rather to the absurd policies and…read more unwilling to accommodate concert goers who do not have a personal vehicle to store items. I traveled from Seattle to Portland by train and bus on a day trip, in order to attend the Cultura event on May 10, 2026. I bought a to-go vermicelli entree at Van Nien Temple ( https://vannienvegan.com/ ) earlier in the day. It was a Sunday and Van Nien Cafe closes down at 4pm (hours 10 - 4pm) so I planned to save the entree for my late dinner after the concert, because I did not feel hungry before going to the event. The security rejected me, telling me that 'outside food could not be brought in, you can either discard it or finish it outside' (it was not listed on your policy, and I am not the type of person that would bring outside entree to eat in a music venue). Not wanting to waste the food, I was forced to eat the entree on the street while I was not hungry. I personally feel it is quite insulting, and the venue and their security staff could have done a better job to accommodate event goers who don't have a vehicle to store the food.

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    Another chandelier view
    7/1/2022 - The Negative Approach, 7 Seconds and Circle Jerks from ADA - Negative Approach
    7/1/2022 - The Negative Approach, 7 Seconds and Circle Jerks from ADA - Negative Approach
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    9/13/2023 - Richard Cheese, Lounge Against the Machine
    Clinton Street Theatre

    Clinton Street Theatre

    3.7
    (94 reviews)
    2.2 mi

    I have fallen in love with the Clinton. I discovered this is the theater I need to sit up front at…read more The back row tends to have the d-bags who cannot pretend they are in a dark movie theater with other people (yes, I am glaring at YOU)... Up front is perfect since there is a stage. They show some great things and their location truly demands you continue the friend talk about the film at a bar or over some fries next door. A lot of shows have raffles. I have won several things like a gorgeous local artist print of John Waters and a still from Cat People. This is a super safe space for LGBTQ+ and all us local weirdos too. As long as you are not a hateful Nazi, you are welcome and I always have great encounters with so many lovely people. I have attended a lot of concerts, shows, burlesque, drag... all sorts of fun here. Their website is great to check out what is coming up but they are down to show you a good time. Did I mention snacks?? They know what EPIC BUTTER means and their popcorn is delicious! Also, check out their other snacks. I got some Missionary Chocolate covered nuts that were next level.

    Portland seems to love preserving the past and the weirdness, and the Clinton Street Theater is…read moredefinitely one of those iconic places that proves it. Just east of the river, in the middle of a residential part of Portland lies this little theater. Something I was not expecting to see when I was invited to watch a friend's movie that he filmed. Let me share some information on what to expect before coming here: * Parking * Once you spot the place and drive past it, you won't find a garage anywhere. Street parking only. So be cognizant of street parking signs as well. * The Theater * A classic type of theater reminiscent of days passed with a marquee above the entrance. Upon entering, there isn't much of a lobby, but a concession stand selling everything from candy, popcorn, and drinks. They even sell beer and wine, and local canned ciders. I also heard, they're cool with you bringing in food from outside. Just not alcohol, which is understandable. Although the lobby is narrow, i still loved looking up at the movie poster decor that lined the walls. There's only one movie screen as far as I know of, so don't expect a huge building with 20 screens. I mean it is an old building with old wooden doors, brass doorknobs, heavy curtains, and tiny restrooms with exposed pipes. Inside there is a small stage in front of the main screen, available for performers and events. Yes, you can even rent out the venue as well to hold an event. As for seating, the chairs are pretty wide and fairly comfortable. There may have been only about 200 seats, so expect the closeness of audience interactions and the quiet whispers to be heard loud and clear. In short, this old school theater is definitely a historical icon of Portland, with its marquee board changed by hand and little box office up front selling tickets. Come here for homemade movies, B rated films, as well as weird random classics. Just check their website for what's showing. I enjoyed my friend's event and I wouldn't mind seeing another crazy movie here like The Toxic Avenger!

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    Cast and crew after the movie!
    Cast and crew after the movie!
    10/6/2023 - Violet Hex presents 'The Hunger' 
 
 Violet Hex looked amazing!
    10/6/2023 - Violet Hex presents 'The Hunger' Violet Hex looked amazing!
    9/5/2025 - Soriah (Tuvan throat singing) performing with Cymatics!

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    9/5/2025 - Soriah (Tuvan throat singing) performing with Cymatics!
    Portland Aerial Tram

    Portland Aerial Tram

    4.3
    (308 reviews)
    1.4 mi

    I found out about the tram when I was researching the metro system. Located in South Waterfront…read morearea of Portland, this was a hidden little gem. You can take the streetcar to get to the stop, cross the street, then hop on the tram (roundtrip). It was about $8 roundtrip for adults. You arrive at the top at Oregon Health Sciences University hospital. And it IS an actual hospital! We walked around a bit and headed back. The views are worth it.

    This tram ride is the cheap and convenient way of enjoying the horizontal landscape view of the…read morecity of Portland. The tram car goes from upper to lower level every 15 minutes interval. We bought the tickets and boarded the car from upper level, entrance right next to OHSU Hospital. Ticket prices were $9 for round trip. The tram was really popular for locals, especially for the employees working at the hospital. The upper terminal had multiple lookout spots to see the city skyline and also up close watching the tram heading to the lower terminal. As we started heading down the hill, we saw stunning view of the city's greenery, houses, buildings and Willamette river. In the horizon, we could also see the snowy Mount Hood. The ride was about 5 minutes. At lower level, everyone had to exit the lower level terminal. Then we used our round trip ticket to enter the terminal again and board the same car. At the lower terminal, there was a huge parking stand for bicycles. Trip from lower to upper terminal was little longer, took about 8-9 minutes. Being a sunny bright day, we absolutely loved the short round trip for such a decent price.

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    The main entrance to tram.
    The Lot at Zidell Yards

    The Lot at Zidell Yards

    4.0
    (3 reviews)
    1.2 mi

    We drove down from Seattle to see the Portland Cello project play this newer socially distanced…read moreoutdoor venue. The sound wasn't the best but as we were one pod from the back row of pods I wasn't expecting any miracles related to sound. Entering from Moody as a pedestrian could probably benefit from a crosswalk from the sidewalk side of the street to the gravel pathways leading up to the entry-tent. Also, the road to seating, (as well as everything inside) is hella gravelly with big rocks - so shoe appropriately for walking on medium rocks! You'll thank me later! People are still mostly not clumping seriously in these covid times. The social distancing wasn't oppressively enforced though so, you still get the vibe of being at a concert without being too distant from your fellow peoples. There was a bag check and parking (although we didn't use the parking). There's a couple varieties of chairs in the lot and it seems mostly random which chair style you'll get as well as the pod style of your personal pod (lumber vs. the picket fencing). We all get the glorious astroturf! There was one food truck. One amenities for purchase stand (sunscreen, etc). And a beer/wine truck. We were super grateful for the sunscreen as spousie forget theirs. Everything was e-payment only. On the whole, it was just nice to be around people/at a concert again! It's nice to have an outdoor socially distanced option!

    I have seen four movies with pre-show concerts at The Lot. It is an excellent outdoor summer venue…read morein these trying times. You purchase a pod of even numbered seats 2-6. The pods are evenly spaced. The bathrooms are about a dozen porta potties. They do an exceptional job of keeping them clean, even when they have had shows for several days in a row. They have a beer/wine booth, a booth for candy and general items and have two food vendors set up (although only one of them has been operating the last two shows we went to). We have really enjoyed every show we've seen there. My only complaints are that they sell pre-packaged popcorn rather than popping their own. Given how much they have pulled off in making a gravel lot into a comfortable venue, I feel like a popcorn machine should be within their abilities. Also, their screen has a couple discolored segments which was a little distracting while watching a black and white movie. Things to know: 1) There is no cover in the pods, but the sun usually passes behind the hills soon after the show starts. It can also get chilly after dark. 2) It is a gravel lot so be sure to wear thick soled shoes. The stones can be uncomfortable to walk on otherwise. 3) They do allow sealed water bottles but require reusable or open bottles be dumped out before entry. 4) They will check you bag or purse.

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    Here's looking at you, kid.
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    The layout in these interesting corona times~

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    The layout in these interesting corona times~
    OMSI

    OMSI

    3.6
    (106 reviews)
    0.9 mi

    I love a good adults only event! All exhibits are open during the event and you can touch and play…read morewith all the things. You have to line up outside for ID check so dress for the weather. Everyone is required to show ID regardless of age. Once inside you'll stand in another line to show your tickets. Parking is $2. If there's a show or lecture you'd like to see make sure to line up about 20 minutes before to secure your spot. The lines get long fast and space is limited. There were a good number of vendors serving drinks and a couple with food. Theres also a small corner with vendors selling goods. The different activity stations vary based on the theme but there's always plenty to stop and look at.

    I'd like to share our experience with the OMSI Summer Camp in case it's helpful to other parents…read more My child only attended for two days and then refused to go back. The biggest issue was that the teachers didn't seem very patient with the children, which made my child feel uncomfortable. The classroom conditions were also below our expectations. The camp doesn't provide lunch, and there wasn't much for the kids to do during the lunch break. They were each given a ball to play with, but there were no organized activities. Much of the time, the children were outside near the entrance in the hot sun, which was uncomfortable on warm days. This was our personal experience, and other families may have different experiences. However, if you're considering this camp, I would recommend asking about the teachers' approach, lunch arrangements, and midday activities before enrolling.

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    Odysseo

    Odysseo

    3.9
    (15 reviews)
    1.3 mi

    Wow, what a fantastic show! It's like the circus and ballet had an elegant child together that went…read moreto school in the Cirque du Soleil college. Tremendous grace and talent all around. This temporary pop-up show is by the south waterfront (in the big white tent - you can't miss it). It includes live musicians/vocalist (I don't think she sings words though), lots of live horses, fantastic acrobatics, and showmanship of the people on top of the horses. I do have to say that everything is quite spendy... from the tickets themselves (and fees) to the drinks and food. Certainly considered to be a 'treat' night out if you have extra $$ to burn. The show was a bit over 2 hours with a 30minute intermission where you could go buy a bunch of Cavalia themed merchandise (tons to choose from!) Overall, the strength of the horses and the people were phenomenal. You could tell that they practiced for hours and train seriously to put on a quality show. Highly entertaining and if you can, worth the splurge!

    We went to this not knowing what to expect, we got there and we were thrilled…read more The VIP package includes a buffet meal before the show - with an open beer and wine bar. The food was really top notch - I typically shy away from buffet food because the quality seems to be seriously lacking - not the case here. The food was fresh, hot, very tasty and several options to choose from. The "pre-show / intermission" lounge is very comfortable - a nice option compared to the seating inside the arena. The show itself - amazing - trick riding that would impress anyone. One of the biggest surprises was the different scenes with horses without bridles or saddles - performing with human "partners" in choreographed settings that was nothing short of amazing. They have no mares here - only stallions and geldings. I was surprised at how smoothly things went. They go out of their way to point out that the humans spend a lot of time with their four legged partners and when the horse isn't feeling a particular part of the program, the humans "go with it". I saw one horse who wasn't feeling one of the events and his partner followed him out of the central part of the arena and gave him time and space until he was ready to rejoin the herd, so to speak. I really appreciate that kind of sensitivity. Getting to go into the stables after the show is another perk of the VIP pass, something that was a real treat all on it's own. This was nothing like a circus- and that's good - my wife is no fan of circuses. I recommend it.

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    Odysseo
    Odysseo
    Odysseo

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