
Tonight 6pm
Wednesday Night Social - Cigars, Dominos & Music
Alberta Street Pub
Free! On the Heated Patio! A rotating cast of DJ’s and musicians keep this party alive! Weekly every Wednesday at Alberta Street Pub
Events from 7 venues across 5 neighborhoods.
Seven-day lineup pulled from venues in this area.

Tonight 6pm
Alberta Street Pub
Free! On the Heated Patio! A rotating cast of DJ’s and musicians keep this party alive! Weekly every Wednesday at Alberta Street Pub

Tomorrow 7pm
Alberta Rose Theatre
Live Wire with Luke Burbank Doors: 6:30 pm Show: 7:30 pm
Friday 7pm
Alberta Rose Theatre
CINEMALESQUE: A Burlesque Tribute to Film Doors: 7 pm Show: 8 pm

Friday 8pm
Alberta Abbey
Grammy-nominated vocalist Kavita Shah blends jazz, Brazilian rhythms, and global folk traditions into a vibrant, boundary-crossing live set.When Kavita Shah first visited her ancestral villages on the coast of Gujarat, in northwestern India, they felt strangely familiar — like she had been there before. The teal blue houses, the mangroves, and the guava trees reminded Shah of her travels throughout Latin America, Brazil and West Africa, with their equally vibrant colors and cultures. Shah is an award-winning vocalist, composer, researcher and polyglot who makes globally-minded music that is deeply engaged with the jazz tradition. Her winding path back to her ancestral homeland is embodied in the title of Kavita Shah’s forthcoming album, All Roads Lead to Home, due out in Fall 2026 on Folkalist Records.

Friday 930pm
Alberta Street Pub
$12 Cover at the Door

Saturday 12pm
Alberta Street Pub
$20 Tickets can be Purchased HERE

Saturday 8pm
Alberta Abbey
Blonde Neon teams up with a stacked lineup for an all-out-80's benefit concert supporting the Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition.You've seen the news. Watched the videos. Maybe witnessed in-person injustices targeting immigrant families in our own backyard. Blonde Neon asked "what can we do?" So we brought in our friends The Wanna Be-52’s, DEVOtees, and Decadent ‘80s to host a benefit concert that will donate 100% of proceeds to the Portland Immigrant Rights Coalition (PIRC). This grassroots Portland organization runs a 24/7 hotline, provides legal support, and mobilizes volunteers to defend immigrant families across Oregon.Music brings us together, and so does showing up for our Portland community. We are proud to support the people who enrich our city every day. Come for the music, stay for the community — and know that every ticket makes a difference.

Sunday 1pm
Alberta Abbey
Doors at 12:00pm | Puppet-Making 12:00pm-1:00pm | Show 1:00pm-2:30pmFeaturing a sneak peek of the new family musical “Saturday Night at the Briar Patch"With an opening set by Tevis Hodge Jr and a puppet-making craft before the show!Oregon Children's Theatre is proud to present a special family concert by Portland favorites Red Yarn & Friends! Tevis Hodge Jr will open the show with a short set of family-friendly blues music, followed by a set by the Red Yarn Band. Then, Red Yarn & friends - including Tevis on guitar & guest vocalists Alexis Walker & Brael Armstrong - will present several new songs from their upcoming family musical, "Saturday Night at the Briar Patch." Puppeteer Faerin Millington will lead a puppet-building craft one-hour before the show (12pm) , and the Abbey will offer snacks & drinks at their bar.Red Yarn(aka Andy Furgeson) is a Texas-born, Oregon-based family performer who weaves roots music and puppetry into high-energy shows for all ages. With his engaging performances, rowdy folk-rock recordings, and playful music videos, this red-bearded bard reinvigorates American roots music traditions for younger generations. The Red Yarn Band blends folk, rock’n’roll, country and blues into a raucous, inclusive celebration of the multicultural musical heritage of the USA.Oregon Children’s Theatre(OCT) is a non-profit, professional Theatre for Young Audiences based in Portland, having served well over three million children, teachers, and families since its founding in 1988. Its mission is to create welcoming, imaginative spaces that inspire curiosity, resilience, and connection for all children across Oregon and SW Washington. OCT envisions a future in which every child has meaningful access to the arts, participates in shaping vibrant, thriving communities, and experiences true belonging.

Sunday 630pm
Alberta Abbey
Hit the ballroom dance floor as Son De Cuba plays the salsa, son, bachata, and more to keep you dancing. Come at 6 for a free dance lesson!Doors at 5:30 | Salsa Lesson at 6:00 | Show at 6:30All ages are welcome.There will be a salsa dance lesson from 6:00-6:30 before the show, hosted by Tony Gonzalez. Come early if you'd like to participate!Son de Cuba is a quintet created in August 2015 by musicians from The USA and Cuba, based in Portland, Oregon. The majority of the group are Cubans with roots in Latin, African, and Jazz rhythms. They blend this vast knowledge of beats together in classic and modern Latin songs.Son de Cuba plays different genres including Salsa, Timba, Son, Merengue, Bolero, Cumbia, Bachata, and Latin Jazz. With only five performers, they have a full sound and will draw a crowd ith their energy, joy, and love of music. Dancing is encouraged and they may even join you!Nelson Morales - Vocals, Bass, and Piano.Giesy Almanza - Lead Vocals and minor percussion.Ramon Brizuela Martinez - Saxophone, flute, and vocals.Omar Pons - TimbalTony Gonzalez - Percussion, vocals, and band manager.

Sunday 630pm
Gymnasium At The Kennedy School
Sunday, May 17 6:30pm doors, 7pm show All ages welcome at Gymnasium
Tue 19 May 7pm
Alberta Rose Theatre
Augustana – All the Stars and Boulevards (20th Anniversary) — An Intimate Solo Performance of the Album in Full Doors: 6 pm Show: 7 pm
Wed 20 May 7pm
Alberta Rose Theatre
Pure Prairie League Doors: 6 pm Show: 7 pm

Wed 20 May 730pm
Alberta Abbey
worldclassmusic.live presentsGripper * KhanLive at the Alberta Abbey, May 20 and May 21doors 6:30pm / show 7:30pmhttps://www.gripperkhan.com/In a rare and remarkable collaboration, Alam Khan—son of the legendary Ali Akbar Khan—joins forces with one of South Africa’s most innovative guitarists, Derek Gripper. The two first met in 2025 over a cup of tea in Alam’s teaching room, a meeting that it led to a spontaneous trio recording with South African guitarist Guy Buttery. Alam went on to join Derek in concerts with his long-time collaborator, the great Malian kora virtuoso Ballaké Sissoko, and then in an intimate duo recording session in the hills of Berkeley.Alam and Derek focus on their respective immersions in deep classical traditions: Alam Khan brings a long apprenticeship under his father, mastering the infinite art of raga improvisation within the Indian classical tradition. Derek Gripper, originally trained in European classical and early string music, has spent years translating the complex language of the West African kora to the guitar. Through this long study of the 21-string harp, he developed a unique language of cyclical improvisation, breaking out of the bounds of composed music and using the polyrhythmic possibilities of classical guitar technique to re-imagine the beginnings of sound in string music, from harps and bows of the African continent.Together, Alam and Derek explore the heights of spontaneous creation, re-imagining great African songs and Indian melodies through the art of spontaneous improvisation.www.derekgripper.com | www.alamkhan.com
All active venues mapped to Alberta.