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Founded in 2013, Upfor is a contemporary art gallery with an emphasis on time-based and media art. More

One of the 25 largest museums in the country, the Portland Art Museum showcases impressive touring exhibitions and permanent collections of American, European, Asian, Native American, and contemporary art. With over 35,000 works of art, it is the region’s most comprehensive visual arts resource. More

Charles A. Hartman Fine Art presents contemporary and modern art that examines our world through subtle narratives. Since 1996, founder and director Charles A. Hartman has provided collectors with specialized access to fine art that reflects his consistently discerning lens. Creating a platform for both regional and international artists, the gallery advances aesthetics that are agile, historically relevant and uncompromising in quality. More

The Oregon College of Art and Craft is a leading college of art and craft in the United States, with three galleries showcasing students' work: Hoffman Gallery, Centrum Lab and Shop @ OCAC. More

Art classes, rotating exhibits and special events can be found at the 510 Museum and ARTspace in Lake Oswego. Check out the Arts Council of Lake Oswego calendar and feed your artistic side. More

Established in 1986, the Laura Russo Gallery is one of the most beautiful showcases for art in the Pacific Northwest, exhibiting work of the highest quality by both established and emerging artists. We represent contemporary Northwest artists working in a variety of media including painting, sculpture, works on paper, and fine art prints. Their art encompasses a diversity of styles, ranging from landscape to abstract expressionism. The gallery features solo exhibitions on a monthly basis, as well as selected group shows and special exhibitions. More

With falling temperatures outside, winter bring us indoors and heats up our creative lives. It’s a great time to explore the arts with annual festivals celebrating music, film and live performances of all stripes. More

What sets Forest for the Trees apart from Portland’s other public art is a grassroots ethos and an emphasis on contemporary work rather than community- or historic-based subject matter. The festival stands out as a prime example of international mural festivals. It’s a trend sweeping the world, which sees painters trading studios for city walls — taking inspiration from graffiti, street art and pop art. More

Stumptown Stages is a musical theatre company residing at the Portland’5 Centers for the Arts. Stumptown Stages is dedicated to presenting high-quality, entertaining, contemporary, culturally diverse musical theatre to the Portland community! In addition, Stumptown Stages offers education programs to help foster a love of theatre and arts to the younger generation. More

Open Tuesday-Friday 10am-8pm, Saturday 9am-1pm. Enter this historic library building and you’ll find a modern espresso cafe, art gallery and art classes. Exhibits and events focus on artists from the local area. New art shows begin the 1st Tuesday of each month. Various city events and programs are held at the Center. More

Land is an art gallery and gift shop, featuring independent artists from the Northwest and beyond More

Showcasing products and art designed by local and international artists. Home of Fifty24PDX Gallery & Pacific Northfresh. More

Open Monday-Friday 9am-5pm and Saturday 10am-4pm. Community arts center, classes, 220-seat theatre with full season of plays. Art and dance classes and temporary exhibits also take place here. Rooms available for classes, receptions and community events. More

Bullseye Glass Company is a manufacturer of colored glass for art and architecture with worldwide distribution and a strong commitment to research, education, and promoting glass art. We are based in Portland, Oregon. Since 1974, we’ve collaborated with a community of artists worldwide with whom we’ve been instrumental in developing many of the fundamental materials and methods at the core of contemporary kiln-glass. We’re widely known as the first company in the world to formulate and manufacture glasses that are factory-tested for fusing compatibility. We’re... More

Live Laugh Love Glass is a new state-of-the-art glass-blowing studio and gallery in Portland. Visitors can view and purchase beautiful, functional, hand-blown glass art works in the gallery or watch artists create one-of-a-kind pieces in the "hot shop" studio from the observation area. For a more hands-on experience, take a private or group class. With the guidance of an artist, you can create your own masterpiece. Studio open Wednesday – Monday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. More

Portland Center for the Performing Arts is comprised of Keller Auditorium, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall and the New Theatre Building, which includes Newmark Theatre, Dolores Winningstad Theatre, and Brunish Hall. Our Center has over 1,000 events and welcomes over one million visitors each year into its theatre. More

Elements Glass hosts a unique, production gallery located next to the Studio. Visitors to the gallery are able to experience the excitement associated with the creation of glass art. More

It’s no wonder Portland Saturday Market is one of Portland’s top 10 attractions. Established in 1974, Portland Saturday Market is the largest outdoor arts and crafts market in continuous operation in the United States. Filled with the colors and flavors of more than 300 artisans of all ages, you’ll find an array of quality arts and crafts, baked goods to take home and 26 food booths in our International Food Court. Shop for fine arts and crafts from the hands of the creator – all... More

The store features eclectic animal and plant ephemera, taxidermy, exotic plants, framed and mounted insects, jewelry, unique gardening tools, art, vintage scientific instruments and more. More

The Pearl District is one of the most vibrant art, commercial, and residential communities in the country. Marked by cobblestone streets, historic water towers and restored brick buildings, this colorful district is also home to sleek, modern residential buildings; more than 50 restaurants, coffeehouses, bakeries, martini lounges, and wine bars; specialty retail; more than 60 home furnishings stores; Powell’s City of Books; 3 parks; and a thriving art community that includes more than 25 galleries. More

Hours:Wednesday – Saturday 11 a.m. – 7 p.m.Sunday 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. More

ADX is a hub for collaboration where individuals and organizations make and learn. Their makerspace, learning center, and custom fabrication shop allows anyone to bring their idea to life. Tours and classes are available to the general public. More

The only museum/gallery in the United States dedicated solely to contemporary and historic 3D imagery and equipment. Daily 3D slide shows, interactive displays, varying featured artists, display cabinets of antique 3D equipment and paraphernalia, and an intriquing gift shop full of 3D items. More

Blue Sky, founded in 1975 as the Oregon Center for the Photographic Arts, is a nonprofit exhibition space and community research center dedicated to educating the public about photography through exhibitions, public programs, and publications More

Located at the start of old Hwy 30. Many art galleries, antique stores, and boutique type shopping. More

For nearly three decades, Oregon Children’s Theatre has been creating extraordinary theater for young audiences. For many children, attending an OCT production is their first experience with professional performing arts.  More

Attic Gallery, established in 1973, is Portland’s oldest and largest fine art gallery. Located on the Max line (S.W. Oak St. stop), the gallery is on both sides of First Ave., on the corner of SW First and Pine. Exhibits change monthly and feature living contemporary local and national artists working in all media and styles. Open daily from 10am to 5:30 pm, Sunday by appointment and until 9pm the First Thursday of each month. Full service custom frame shop on the premises. Fine art... More

The Washington County Museum ignites the imagination and brings to life the diverse cultures that so richly define this remarkable region. Visitors will always find a variety of interactive temporary exhibits with the following themes: art, history, science and culture. More

With world-class art galleries, ceramic and glass studios, classrooms, a recording studio, a black box theater, and a grand ballroom,  the Chehalem Cultural Center is an all-one arts and culture facility. We embrace art in all its forms, celebrate cultures from all over the world, and welcome all people. Our mission is to inspire and enrich lives by connecting community with culture. More

An all-volunteer non-profit art gallery featuring a variety of media by Northwest artists. Since 1967 Valley Art has promoted area artists in the gallery and nurtured the creative needs of the community by offering classes at affordable prices. More