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Tuesday
17
KBOO Radio - 90.7 FM
5:30 AM
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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 Dave Johnson, Terrence in the A. M. Past shows available on the KBOO program page at https://kboo.fm/program/early-morning-gumbo.
Tuesday
17
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The All-Ireland Cultural Society of Oregon (AICS) is celebrating its 85th annual St. Patrick‘s Day Celebration. This family friendly event includes a pipe band, live music, face painting, musical petting zoo, hot and cold food, tea and coffee, beer and wine! Advance ?tickets: $12 - adults | $7 - youth/ Tickets at door: $15 – Adults door (ages 21+)$10 – Youth door (ages 12-20) Schedule (doors open at 3:30 pm) 4:15 pm - TVF&R Pipes and Drums Band 4:00 - 6:30 pm - Children‘s Area Cornhole Toss Face Painters Storytelling Drawing 4:45 - 6:15 pm - Band - Mikey Beglan Trio 6:15 pm - Oregon Irish Dance Academy - Finale
Tuesday
17
Laurelthirst Public House
6:00 PM
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All performances 6-8 pm (unless otherwise extended), free, 21+

Feb 27 (Fri): Michelle Alany & The Mystics - inspired by Balkan, klezmer, and sephardic traditions
Feb 28 (Sat): The Electric Stomp - Solidly earthy Americana and folk-rock with a touch of Island breeze
Mar 1 (Sun): Freak Mountain Ramblers - off-beat, edgy, weird, wonderful
Mar 2 (Mon): The Waysiders - original country music from Portland, Oregon
Mar 3 (Tue): Lost Creek Bluegrass Band - two parts Traditional Bluegrass, one part Old-time fiddle tunes, and a splash of Honkytonk
Mar 4 (Wed): Queasy Gumbo [extended to 9 pm] - The Quick and Easy Boys with Keyboardist Steve Kerin, playing New Orleans-flavored fun
Mar 5 (Thu): Lewi Longmire & The Left Coast Roasters - rowdy roots rock and roll with a classic heart
Mar 6 (Fri): The Portland Family Band - country-fried and southern roots-rock
Mar 7 (Sat): The Resolectrics - a rock & soul power trio
Mar 8 (Sun) Freak Mountain Ramblers - off-beat, edgy, weird, wonderful
Mar 9 (Mon): Portland Country Underground - old friends playing the roots and country music they love
Mar 10 (Tue): Jackstraw - bluegrass, honky-tonk, and rock ‘n roll
Mar 11 (Wed): The Get Down Funk Collective [extended to 9 pm] - infectious blend of funk, soul, R&B, and jazz
Mar 12 (Thu): Lewi Longmire & The Left Coast Roasters - rowdy roots rock and roll with a classic heart
Mar 13 (Fri): The James Low Irregulars - dusty country-roots songwriter
Mar 14 (Sat): Kris Deelane & The Hurt - nine piece soul band
Mar 18 (Wed): Scott Law Band [extended to 9 pm] - featuring Micah Kassell on drums, Tye North on bass, Chelsea Luker on winds and Jeff Baxter on keyboards!
Mar 19 (Thu): Lewi Longmire & The Left Coast Roasters - rowdy roots rock and roll with a classic heart
Mar 20 (Fri): The Best Intentions - traditional honkytonk, western swing, and roots rock & roll
Mar 21 (Sat): Nearly Acoustic - music of the Jerry Garcia Band
Mar 25 (Wed): Rhapsody in Red - Jerry Garcia tribute
Tuesday
17
Tomorrow's Verse Taproom
7:00 PM
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Settle in every Tuesday evening for a perfect pairing of craft beer and toe-tapping bluegrass. Tomorrow’s Verse Taproom transforms into a cozy community stage where local pickers and traveling troubadours bring banjos, fiddles, mandolins, and sweet harmonies to life. With an ever-rotating lineup of talent, each week promises something fresh—sometimes rowdy, sometimes soulful, always authentic.

Grab a pint from our wide selection of brews, pull up a chair with friends (or make new ones), and let the music carry you into the night. Whether you’re a lifelong fan of bluegrass or just here for the good vibes, it’s a Tuesday tradition worth raising a glass to.
Tuesday
17
Pacific Crest Community School
7:00 PM
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If you would like to build your old-time music repertoire while meeting and playing with others, then this class is for you. Tier Pricing: $80-300.

We meet for eight weeks and learn six old-time tunes and songs. Get group instruction on fiddle, clawhammer banjo, or guitar (basses, ukulele, and mandolin players may join the fiddle or guitar sections with advance approval).

We start each lesson in a large group, and the instructors play the tune we will work on that evening. Then, we slow it down and all sing the melody together to learn it by ear. We separate into different classrooms for group lessons on each instrument. Finally, we come back together and play the tune all together.

At the fourth meeting, we review the first three tunes and focus on harmony singing. For the final class meeting, we will meet early for a big community dinner and will play all the tunes we have learned during the session. In addition to class meetings, enrolled students will have access to source recordings, demonstration videos, guitar chord charts, and banjo tabs for each tune we teach.

Instructors are Maggie Lind – clawhammer banjo, Patrick Lind – guitar, Sophie Enloe –fiddle. Bass, ukulele, and mandolin players are welcome.

Previous experience on your instrument is required. If you are playing in the fiddle or banjo sections, you should be able to play several tunes in G/A and D/C tunings and be fairly comfortable picking out melody notes by ear, and we are working on developing this skill as well. Guitarists should have a capo, be familiar with the following open position chords: A, C, D, E, F, G, and be able to play the bass note/after strum or “boom chuck” technique.

Covid Policy:
We ask that you are vaccinated and current on your boosters to attend class. We do not require masking, but it is encouraged and welcomed if you feel compromised in any way.
Tuesday
17
T.C. O'Leary's Pub
8:00 PM
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The music corner fills with super talented female musicians and the room overflows with their fantastic music.
Tuesday
17
Laurelthirst Public House
9:00 PM
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Blue Flags & Black Grass is a combination of many flavors of acoustic American Roots Music, free, 21+.

With the instrumentation of banjo, res-o-phonic guitar, fiddle, washboard, kazoo and upright bass, Blue Flags emulates the string bands of the 1920s and ‘30s. Their typical gig will blend ragtime, viper jazz, country blues, old-time, jug band and bluegrass, as well as performing classic standards and dusting off hidden gems. Blue Flags also features original songs by Flip ‘Fats’ McGuire.
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