Things to Do in Portland, OR
Portland, Oregon hosts around 2,900 upcoming events, with approximately 1,400 scheduled within the next 30 days for its population of about 650,000. Roughly 10 percent of these listings are free to attend. The most common categories include concerts and live music at about 950 venues, followed by theater and performing arts with around 650 events. Sports and fitness activities account for about 250 listings, while community and social gatherings make up roughly 200. Additional types include workshops and classes at about 150 locations, wellness and mindfulness options near 100 spots, and various other performances. Key venues featuring the most upcoming listings are the Keller Auditorium, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Moda Center, Main Stage At Portland Center Stage, Revolution Hall - Portland, and Showdown Saloon. Notable performers with upcoming dates include the Oregon Symphony, Portland Trail Blazers, Little Shop Of Horrors, George Balanchine's The Nutcracker, and the Portland Winterhawks.
City facts
- Weather
- 58°F · Clear · High 73° / low 55°F
- Population
- 652,503 (2020)
- Area
- 375.8 km²
- Elevation
- 152 m
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Frequently asked questions about events in Portland
- How many events are free in Portland?
- About 10 percent of the listed events in Portland are free to attend.
- Which venues have the most upcoming events?
- The venues with the most upcoming listings are the Keller Auditorium, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Moda Center, Main Stage At Portland Center Stage, Revolution Hall - Portland, and Showdown Saloon.
- What is the most popular type of event?
- Concerts and live music are the most listed event types with about 950 events, followed by theater and performing arts at around 650.
- Who are some performers with upcoming dates?
- Performers with upcoming dates include the Oregon Symphony, Portland Trail Blazers, Little Shop Of Horrors, George Balanchine's The Nutcracker, and the Portland Winterhawks.