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The Dare to be Square mission is to promote and preserve traditional square dancing
The D2BS-W Event is a weekend of square dance calling & music workshops, dancing, jamming, and tons of fun! Caller include Larry Edelman and T. Claw, musicians include The Canotes and Atlas String Band, weekend pass $180 (meals included), day pass $80 (meals included), evening pass $11.
A rotating cast of Portland‘s finest and most danceable swing bands, $6, all ages, kids under 12 free. Info: www.albertastreetpub/music.
Oct 27: Pink Lady & The Tramps
Nov 3: The Hot Lovin‘ Jazz Babies
****Part of the Siren Nation Festival 2019****
Nov 10: Hot July
David Lipkind, Jason Honl and friends play psych blues for the whole family, free, all ages.
Hosted by Emily Forsyth & Loren Raymer. Bring some potluck to share and clean dance shoes or socks. And your instrument if you‘re a musician... Waltz, two-step, and zydeco. Fun times guaranteed, free
1-3:30 pm, potluck, music, jam & Dancing, free.
Email regantia{at}gmail.com to get on the Cajun Jam mailinglist.
Every Sunday, 2-4 pm, music and songwriting lessons for Armed Forces veterans; guitars are available, drop-in, free. Info: 503-232-8845 or www.artichokemusic.org/calendar
Happy Valley School of Music
Monthly on Sundays from Sep 8 through Dec 8, led by Doug Stickler, workshops for accordion players of all abilities, $199 for four sessions. More info: artichokemusic.org/classes.
Workshops can be taken separately from the package. Each drop-in workshop is $60 for the 2 hour session. Please contact Tracy if interested in single workshops. Please call Tracy Kim for questions: 503-236-8613.
A rotating lineup of Portland‘s finest family performers for the kids & showcasing Portland‘s best singer-songwriters for the grown-ups, $8 per walking human, all ages. More info: www.albertastreetpub.com/music.
Oct 27: Mo Phillips & Jessa Campbell
Nov 3: Pointed Man Band, Mo Phillips
Nov 10: Red Yarn
Led by Christine Weinmeister and Linda Leavitt, Handsome Ladies Ambassadors. For more information: https://thehandsomeladies.org/.
Catfish Lou's - NOTE NEW ADDRESS:
Irish music - from Steve’s Vault at Catfish Lou’s. NOTE NEW ADDRESS: 6540 SW Fallbrook Place, Beaverton (just past the intersection of SW Scholls and Allen Blvd.), $5 cover.
Old-time blues. Every Sunday. Free.
People’s Co-op Community Room
Songbooks provided, no exp necessary. Info: website or Jessica Beer at jessicabeer(at)gmail.com.
Muddy Rudder Public House
Irish music, no cover, 21+.
David Reisch (bass) and Turtle VanDemarr (guitar) from the Freak Mountain Rambers bring pals for a rowdy, rootsy Sunday afternoon of song!, free, all ages.
Tom Harke is kindly lending us his home.
New regular Portland Balkan Jam (and maybe, some Romanian and Hungarian music)
2nd and 4th Sundays (starting September 22, 2019)
No commitments.
Bring music and/or chords to share.
All instruments are welcome. Tell your friends. All suggestions are welcome.
****Part of the Siren Nation Festival 2019****
7 pm, doors open at 6, Singer-songwriters LaRhonda Steele, Bre Gregg (Red Bird), Beth Wood + Ara Lee James (Stand and Sway) are sharing the stage for the first time to take on the music of their sheroes - - the women who inspired them to start writing, with support from Leah Hinchcliff and Dan Gildea, $20 advance/$25 door, minors OK when accompanied by a parent or guardian.
Show 7 pm (doors open at 6), benefit to support Do Good Multnomah, a local non-profit working to assist veterans with housing.
Blitzen Trapper and the Parson Red Heads will perform, $30, all ages, fully seated.
Social potluck and drink starts at 7 pm, concert at 8 pm, With an engaging stage presence and understated virtuosity, Nuala and Eamon present a timeless selection of songs and instrumentals. Their songs range from the ancient Irish tradition to reflections on the present day, $25. For tickets, go to https://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/4314267, all sales final, no refunds.
****Part of the Siren Nation Festival 2019****
8 pm (doors open at 7), From a long line of brilliant musicians, Lucy carves out her own beautiful folk songs, The Old Church Concert Hall, 1422 SW 11th, $15 advance/$18 day of show, all ages, bar with ID, advance tickets from Eventbrite at www.eventbrite.com (plus service fees), all sales final. Info: www.theoldchurch.org.
Special guests Kate Power and Steve Einhorn and local veterans present a concert to benefit Soldier Songs & Voices, an organization that gives free guitar and songwriting lessons to Armed Forces veterans all around the country, pay what you can - $15 donation recommended.
Super supportive showcase for everyone, signup at 8 pm, music at 9 pm, hosted by Taylor Kingman, free.
Veterans Day / Remembrance Day
Early morning folk music to get your week started, hosted by Jonathan Lay.
Aaron Canwell of the popular Kindie band, Micah and Me, is teaching a weekly ukulele drop in designed for parents, caregivers, and nannies who would like to learn to play the ukulele with their little ones in tow. This is also available to anyone of any age; just know kids will be tolerated!
The cost is $10 for anyone over 10 years of age (even if they bring their own ukulele). And $10 per ukulele for those under 10 years old that choose to participate.
Extra sessions at noon-1 pm and 2-3 pm.
NOTE NEW LOCATION: The Green House, SE Portland
Every Monday from Nov 4 through Dec 16, led by Anne Weiss, learn to sing better in a non-judgmental, fun environment, $120 for seven classes, drop-ins welcome, $20 per class. Info: 503-232-8845 or www.artichokemusic.org/calendar
****Part of the Siren Nation Festival 2019****
A healthy dose of humor and sensuality weave through the haunting music of Strange & the Familiars. After all, if one is burdened with sharing the stories from beyond the veil, one must have a sense of humor about it, $5 to $10 sliding scale
Old friends playing roots and country music they love!, free.
Doors open at 6 pm, Blues and folk, price varies.
Nov 11: Simon and Garfunkel Tribute Show, $20, VIP table (seats 4) $120.
Nov 18: Johnny Burgin CD Release Party w/ special guest Rae Gordon, $15, VIP table (seats 4) $80.
Nov 25: Janiva Magness, $30, VIP table (seats 4) $140.
Lenora's Ballroom at Waverly UCC
Waltz Eclectic Dance at Lenora‘s Ballroom every Monday night. Mondays begin with a lesson from 8 - 8:30 pm highlighting a particular area of waltz while focusing on connection to ones partner and to the music. Open dancing from 8:30 - 10:30, $10 for the evening & for Veterans, admission is free.
Muddy Rudder Public House
Doin‘ what it takes, no cover, 21+.
The finest in local Django Reinhardt-inspired gypsy jazz and swing dance music, free.
A spicy mix of folk and acoustic music, much of which is connected to the American south, including (but not limited to) acoustic blues, Texas folk, Cajun, string band & Texas swing, hosted by Diane Karl
Every Tuesday until Dec 31, open to the public and all are welcome! Mr. Ben will sing your children‘s favorite songs, inspiring movement, growth, connection, and cognitive and emotional development.
music from 10 to 10:45, and if time allows, open play afterwards with toys provided by Woodlawn Swap n‘ Play Less.
Jackstraw, 6-8 pm, bluegrass; impeccable musicianship and hard-driving originals, Laurelthirst Public House *, free, all ages.
Artichoke‘s new Youth Open Mic provides a space for music‘s next generation to create and perform in a safe and supportive environment. Original music is encouraged, but by no means required, $5 contribution at door.
Names will be drawn to determine the order of play. This event is offered in collaboration with students from Cleveland High School and PROWUS, a non-profit organization that provides grants for music students. Info: http://www.prowus.org/
Every other Tuesday, intermediate level and above, organized by Dennis Tomlin Info: dltomlin(at)gmail.com
Anne Weiss leads a class and choir rolled into one, $20 per class or $110 for seven classes, $55 for students under 18. Learn more at anneweiss.com or register at www.artichokemusic.com.
Pacific Crest Community School
Meets every Tuesday (except Oct 8). Instructors are Maggie Lind – clawhammer banjo, Patrick Lind – guitar, Sophie Enloe –fiddle. Previous experience on your instrument is required. If you’ve been playing old-time music on fiddle, clawhammer banjo, or guitar for a while and are ready to meet and play with other people, then this class is for you! $125-$150 for 8 weeks and learn 6 traditional tunes and songs.
McMenamins Rock Creek Tavern
Bluegrass and associated music, bluegrass instruments only; leave your song books and tab at home please. Info: Tim Howell at 503-208-1874 or timhowell74(at)gmail.com
Portland Community College Rock Creek Campus
Building 3, room 114
With pure harmonies, lyrical mandolin and strong guitar, the duo performs original songs and tunes as well as their favorite old gems from traditional and country repertoires, presented by The Experience Music Series, donations gratefully accepted (cash or check) at the door. Parking is $2 (permits available from the machines).
For more information about this concert and the series, please contact Anthony Catalan at anthony.catalan{at}pcc.edu, 971-722-7866.
PCC Rock Creek Campus Music Department is a collaborator with Portland FolkMusic Society.
Show 8 pm (doors open at 7), indie-folk duo Kyle Jahnke and Andy Baxter, with Lily Madeleine and Brody Price, $18 advance/$22 day of show/$58 VIP, all ages. Tickets available from Eventbrite (plus service fee).
Traditional and contemporary folk music, hosted by John Kellermann.
Every Wednesday from Nov 6 to Dec 18, led by Anne Weiss, learn 2,3, even 4-part harmonies and to how hold on to your own part, $120 for seven classes, drop-ins welcome, $20 per class. Info: 503-232-8845 or www.artichokemusic.org/calendar.
Every Wednesday, newcomer friendly! Info: Jane Gallagher at janeromfo5(at)gmail.com
Every 2nd Wednesday, 7:30 pm (doors open at 7), performances by local and regional bands and artists, followed by an open traditional music and dance session, $7-15 sliding scale. Info: 232-8845 or artichokemusic.org.
Featured performers -
Nov 13: Laura Reed and Sam Vogt - traditional Irish music for fiddle and guitar,
Dec 11: Stringed Migration - a lush synthesis of international roots music with a twist of jazz.
Fingerstyle guitar, free.
Learner-friendly jam session focused on old-time, folk, and acoustic blues, held in members‘ homes, all instruments and ability levels welcome. For more info, contact Steve Bleiler at bleilers{at}pdx.edu.
Dance lesson 7pm, dancing 7:30 - 10pm, live & local Cajun music, General $12/CZ members $10, 21+ after 8:30 pm.
Muddy Rudder Public House
Eric Ching is a jazz and blues drummer who strives to be a simple and lyrical with firm roots in the bebop tradition, free, 21+.
Traditional American music: folk and traditional musics from a variety of sources including early country recordings from the 20s and 30s, hosted by Gordy Euler.
Every Thursday, until Nov 21, a fun, energetic, interactive acoustic show for kids, free, suggested donation of $5 per kid or $10 per family.
Come join us for a weekly bluegrass jam, hosted by Rich Landar of The Hillwilliams. We‘ll be playing in a picker‘s circle where everyone can play as much as they‘d like. Bluegrass instrumentation preferred but any acoustic instruments are welcome. All levels of pickers and singers can join in at this friendly, no pressure jam session, free, all ages.
****Part of the Siren Nation Festival 2019****
Local jazz and blues trio headed up by vocalist Davi Schmidt, bassist Paul Stewart, and keyboardist Andrew Deetz play jazz standards and modern soul, all ages, $5 cover.
Every Thursday, 7-9 pm, drop-in class, beginners always welcome, $5 per person (12+).
Every Thursday at the Northwest Portland Hostel in the Hostel Cafe, free, no purchase necessary.
Every 2nd & 4th Thursday, 7 pm (doors open at 6:30), hosted by Jon Lee, features a different theme each fortnight, $5 donation at the door, beer, wine, sparkling water, tea, and light snacks available at the bar.
Nov 14: Acoustic Village Open Mic Theme: Best Place on the Planet
Nov 28: Artichoke is closed. Happy Thanksgiving!
Dec 12: Beneath the Southern Cross
Dec 26: Bachxing Day - classical open mic
8 pm, doors open at 7:00, Rodney Crowell is a progressive country singer, songwriter, and producer who influenced Nashville‘s new traditionalist movement of the 1980s.
His varied career includes collaborations with Roseanne Cash, Emmylou Harris and countless other superstars 0f country and American roots music. Join Rodney and friends for a concert celebrating the release of his latest album.
Award-winning guitarist Joe Robinson opens the show.
$35 advance/$45 door/$55 Premium Seating (First 5 rows in the front/center section - available in advance only), minors OK when accompanied by a parent or guardian,
Muddy Rudder Public House
Whiskey Deaf is Annie Staninec & John Kael and friends, no cover, 21+.
****Part of the Siren Nation Festival 2019****
Intoxicating music that tackles complex topics surrounding mental health, LGBTQ+ issues, self-love, racial injustice, social inequality and women‘s rights, album release show, $10 advance/$12 day of show, 21+.
****Part of the Siren Nation Festival 2019****
Show: 8 pm (doors open at 7), timeless songcraft and understated yet soulful delivery, $28.50 advance/$30 day of show, all ages (advance tickets available from Eventbrite (plus service fee).
Folk music to get your day started, hosted by Kurt Liebezeit (1st and 3rd Fridays, alternating with Cascadia Coffeehouse).
Friendly House Community Center
The 3rd Friday of every month (Rise Up Singing/Rise Again), 7-9 pm, led by Ted Kaye, Friendly House Community Center, 1737 NW 26th (at Thurman), free. Info: kandsons(at)aol.com.
Celtic Music Hour
Every week on Fri at 7:00 PM
Music - celtic
Every Friday, with Ann McBride and Beth Nevue, the Ceili (kay-lee) of the Valley Society presents music from the seven Celtic nations. Hosts Ann and Beth create weekly themes from Celtic music, culture and history. Special programs introduce local Celtic musicians; weekly Celtic calendars showcase area music, dance and cultural events, enjoy the wide range of Celtic music from traditional to rock.
Every Friday, 7:30 pm (doors open at 7), singer-songwriter performances: four acts performing 30-minute sets, admission $5.
Nov 8
Paul Chasman - One man guitar festival
Peter K - Finger picking odysseys
Russell James - Dreamy Folk Pop
Talena Bricker - Bitter-sweet poetic folk
Nov 15
Tom Kubisiak - Portland singer/songwriter
Cape Disappointment - Indie folk
Natalia Hougen - Old Russian & Gypsy romances
Rich Waggoner - Simple truths
Nov 22
Kevin Marshall Jones - Pacific Northwest Folk
Niema Lightseed - Medicinal Poetry
Damon Flick
Oliver West - Pensive word-pastiche
Nov 29
No Friday Night Coffeehouse tonight. Happy Thanksgiving!
Legendary septuagenarian freak-folk troubadour and his nuanced band, free.
Muddy Rudder Public House
The Bottom Shelf Bourbon Trio plays core roots music anchored somewhere between the lowdown grit and growl of early blues, the high lonesome sounds of bluegrass, and folk, free, 21+.
****Part of the Siren Nation Festival 2019****
All-female triple bill, $10, 21+.
Every Saturday, join DJ Steve Cushing for Blues Before Sunrise, the "Blues Heritage Showcase." Broadcast from 12-7 a.m., the show features a different decade of heritage blues each hour.
Every Saturday, 6 to 9 am, hosted by: Molly Campbell, Wayne Johnson, Gary Baysinger, Mary Rondthaler, music in the country style, including western & western swing, cowboy & country blues, country folk, bluegrass, rockabilly, hillbilly, Americana, and honky tonk.
1st Saturday -Molly - Vintage tunes spun from vinyl LP‘s.
2nd Saturday: Wayne and Kathy - Variety of country, western, western swing, country folk, country blues, bluegrass, rockabilly and Americana.
3rd Saturday: Gary Baysinger - Countrypolitan blues - A mix of Eastern Philosophy and Western Swing. The yin, the yang and the do-si-do.
Every Saturday, 9 am to noon, the best of traditional and contemporary bluegrass and old time music, and information about local shows and festivals!
First Saturday: Rachel and Justin
Second Saturday: Dave Elliott
3rd Saturday: Gareth Jenkins
4th Saturday: Ian Joel
5th Saturday: Phil Hodgen
Fleur de Lis Bakery & Cafe
Sophisticated folk music on guitar, ukulele, mandolin, and violin while you enjoy your weekend brunch.
Roots rock, blues, and Americana, free, all ages.
Led by Greg Stone, all instruments, no registration required, drop-ins welcome; knowledge of basic chords and ability to execute the chord changes is required. class $15, jam only $5 donation.
Led by Avery Hill, this drop-in lesson is for absolute beginners who want to learn how to play and learn to jam in a supportive learning community. We play fun and familiar songs in the Key of C and/or consisting of 3 chords or less. Stay for the jam and enjoy!, $10 suggested donation. More info: https://learnsongbysong.com.
Led by Avery Hill, this drop-in jam is for beginners who want to sharpen their skills and learn how to “play well with others” in a supportive learning community. We play fun and familiar songs in the Key of C and/or consisting of 3 chords or less, $10 suggested donation. Absolute beginners may come early at 1 pm for a beginners lesson, More info: https://learnsongbysong.com.
4:30 pm for piping and drumming competitions, 6:30 pm, food service, 7:30 pm performances of pipe bands and soloists. $10 non-members, $5 members, kids 12 and under free.
Every Saturday, hosted by Tom Wendt, urban and country blues with R&B, soul, jazz, zydeco and classic rock.
Longtime PDX performer brings her kickass rock and roll band in to rowdy the place up, free.
****Nov 16 - Part of the Siren Nation Festival 2019****
Gritty roots rock, free, 21+.
Concert 7:30 pm, potluck: 6:30 pm, Portland-based classical piano trio including Andrew Bonner (piano), Alistair Leon Kok (violin), and Rebecca Reese (cello), voluntary donation $20, or as you can. Please RSVP for directions & to reserve as space is limited. Info: Abbie Weisenbloom at abbiew(at)froggie.com or 503-233-4945.
First Congregational Church, Gatton Hall
DANCE (1st & 3rd) — 8-11 pm (beginners‘ lesson 7:30 pm). First Congregational Church, Gatton Hall, 4515 SW West Hills Rd., Corvallis (unless otherwise noted), $7-10 sliding scale; minus $1 for walker/bike rider/student. Contact Jennifer Carlin at 541-231-0008. Info: https://corvallisfolklore.org
Oct 5: music by The Nettles, caller Laurel Thomas
Oct 19: ****see Special Contra on Thu Oct 17****
Nov 2: music by Treehouse, caller Shel Stowell
Nov 16: music by Joyride, caller Deb Comly (OSU Women‘s Building, 160 SW 26th St., Corvallis)
****Special Contra****
Nov 25: music by Faux Paws, caller George Marshall
Dec 7: music by Uncle Farmer, caller Susan Petrick
Dec 21: music by Bandwidth, caller Isaac Banner
Jan 4: music by The Alchemists, caller Erik Weberg
Touring nationally for 36 years playing original Psychedelic-Folk-Revival music, Joanne Rand has just released her 17th indie CD of original songs.
Reggie Garrett performs mostly original songs mixed with pop covers and more traditional style folk ballads. He is the purveyor of a unique urban strain of acoustic folk music incorporating a number of diverse influences, including: latin rhythms, blues, gospel, Celtic and more, $15, advance tickets through www,brownpapertickets.com (plus service fee).
Muddy Rudder Public House
Bob Soper is counted among Portland‘s most astonishingly versatile multi-instrumentalists. A rock and jazz drummer from a young age who also studied classical Indian music at the Ali Akbar College, he went on to learn the Irish fiddle, ultimately becoming one the Northwest‘s most sought-after players. Also an accomplished guitarist, bouzouki player and vocalist, free, 21+.
Raw roots band playing the music of Neil Young, with a set of original material to open, $5.
Gypsy jazz and vintage swing acoustic stringband, free, all ages.
Every Sunday, 2-4 pm, music and songwriting lessons for Armed Forces veterans; guitars are available, drop-in, free. Info: 503-232-8845 or www.artichokemusic.org/calendar
Songbooks provided, no exp necessary. Info: website or Jessica Beer at jessicabeer(at)gmail.com
led by Mark Bosnian, a monthly community sing-along gathering, $10. Info: www.artichokemusic.org/calendar
Catfish Lou's -
NOTE NEW ADDRESS:
Jazz, soul, funk - from Steve’s Vault at Catfish Lou’s - NOTE NEW ADDRESS: 6540 SW Fallbrook Place, Beaverton (just past the intersection of SW Scholls and Allen Blvd.), $8 cover.
Upcoming event:
Sun Nov 24, Julie and the Boys, 7-10 pm, $8 cover
Old-time blues. Every Sunday. Free.
Muddy Rudder Public House
Irish music, no cover, 21+.
David Reisch (bass) and Turtle VanDemarr (guitar) from the Freak Mountain Rambers bring pals for a rowdy, rootsy Sunday afternoon of song!, free, all ages.
Tom Harke is kindly lending us his home.
New regular Portland Balkan Jam (and maybe, some Romanian and Hungarian music), 2nd and 4th Sundays (starting September 22, 2019).
No commitments. Bring music and/or chords to share. All instruments are welcome. Tell your friends. All suggestions are welcome.
Blacque Butterfly Experience music is inspirational, motivational and spiritual, socially conscious and thought provoking.
Eric Blood Project‘s music is insightful soul and hiphop, $15, advance tickets through www,brownpapertickets.com (plus service fee).
Super supportive showcase for everyone, signup at 8 pm, music at 9 pm, hosted by Taylor Kingman, free.