Pioneer Courthouse Square
Outdoor Venue
701 SW 6th Ave, Portland, OR 97204
Event Types
Upcoming Events (25)
The Square and Portland creative Larry Yes partner to bring the program Free Art in The Park to downtown Portland on Tuesdays and Thursdays, June 2 – July 30. Kids, adults, neighbors, families, and friends are invited to come out in creative spirit to enjoy painting, music, fun and meaningful connection. This free community art series pairs hands-on artistic engagement with live music, bringing creativity and Portland together on warm summer days in the heart of downtown. Art material provid
Pop singer-songwriter and guitarist JoAnna Lee will be performing in front of YSL at Pioneer Place on Downtown’s Transit Mall! JoAnna brings a unique array of influences to her rootsy soul sound. When all her friends in grade school were getting into N’SYNC and Britney Spears, her mother was introducing her to Stevie Wonder. Surrounded by a family full of cousins who all played instruments, she took naturally to incorporating R&B (her original dream w
Join the Oregon Chinese Coalition for the 2026 Chinese Festival in the Square! Experience the richness of Chinese American culture with non-stop performances, authentic Chinese food and beverages, and family-friendly cultural activities. For more information visit pdxchinese.org .
Classically-trained multi-instrumentalist Machado Mijiga brings his unique brand of hip-hop and electronica-infused remixes to Big Pink on Downtown’s Transit Mall. For more information, CLICK HERE .
True West and The Square present Ani DiFranco with Valerie June! To learn more and purchase tickets, CLICK HERE . To View the PDX Live FAQs, CLICK HERE .
At the center of Australian singer-songwriter Ben Grace’s impeccably crafted songs is a story of undoing. Drawn by the roots-driven tradition of Americana to sing the stories that need to be told, Ben’s music hovers in the space between lightness and the depths, wrestling its way through humor and melody to peel back the layers and reveal the naked truth of us. Through the specificity of his own deconstruction, Ben writes into our universal search for belonging, spiritual homecoming,