If you’re looking for something special to do while in town, you’re in the right place to enjoy the city’s exceptional culture when you stay at The Paramount Hotel . No matter the night, our helpful staff can point you towards exciting entertainment options within steps of the hotel.
Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
One of the last surviving theater venues on Broadway, the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall keeps the tradition of hosting prolific performances alive in this historic part of Portland. The building that now houses what locals lovingly call “The Schnitz” was originally the Portland Publix Theatre, built in 1928, and later renamed the Paramount Theatre. The Concert Hall plays host to a variety of presentations including classical, jazz, pop, rock, folk and gospel music, dance, theatre, travel films, conferences, and weddings. |
Newmark Theater
Located inside of the Antoinette Hatfield Hall and across from The Schnitz, this intimate 880-seat theater was designed to emulate the Edwardian-style theaters of Europe. It is one of the most intimate theatrical experiences you'll ever encounter – no seat is farther than 65 feet from the stage. |
White Bird Dance
Dedicated to Excellence in Dance, White Bird is committed to bringing the best Portland-based, regional, national, and international dance companies to the city and to fostering the growth of dance in the region through presenting established and emerging companies and choreographers, commissioning and co-commissioning new works. |
Crystal Ballroom
Any evening at the historic Crystal Ballroom is literally a multi-tiered experience. The Crystal, Lola's, Ringlers, and the Annex are delighted to host a steady stream of unbeatable shows. |
Star Theater
The Star Theater, formerly known as Princess Theatre, is a historic former silent film theater as well as a burlesque theater and an adult movie theater. It was renovated and reopened as a concert and entertainment venue in 2011. |
Roseland Theater
Roseland Theater features a large stage, arena-level production, and superb acoustics and sightlines. Along with concerts it has been the site of live recordings by Little Feat, Foghat, Prince, and Bob Weir & Ratdog to name a few. |
Portland Center Stage
Portland Center Stage inspires our community by bringing stories to life in unexpected ways. Founded in 1988, PCS is the city’s leading professional theater and one of the top 20 largest regional theater companies in the US. PCS attracts more than 150,000 theatergoers annually with its blend of classical, contemporary, and premiere works, along with its summer playwrights’ festival, JAW. |
Wonder Ballroom
The Wonder Ballroom has been a welcoming music venue in northeast Portland, Oregon since 2004. In addition to offering a wide variety of live entertainment, the building itself is worth seeing, as it was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2005 for its historical and architectural significance. On the basement level, you’ll find an exquisite café called Under Wonder Lounge, featuring cocktails and sophisticated comfort food. |
Aladdin Theater
The Historic Aladdin Theater started out as Geller's Theatre, a popular vaudeville house in the late 20's hosting greats including Jack Benny. For the next 40 years, it was a family movie theater, and then, briefly, an adult movie theater. In the early ‘80’s it was renovated, and by 1993 concerts began playing there, eventually making it a major destination for both live music and comedy in Portland. |
Revolution Hall
Revolution Hall is a gorgeously renovated, state-of-the art performing arts center and music venue located inside the former Washington High School and originally constructed as the school's auditorium. |
Moda Center
Previously known as the Rose Garden, Moda Center is the main indoor sports arena in Portland, popular for large indoor events including basketball, ice hockey, concerts, conventions, rodeos, circuses, ice shows, and theater. |
Regal Cinemas Fox Tower Stadium 10
Located across from the hotel, this theater complex with multiple screens features new release indie films, plush seating, and a concession stand. |
