This non-profit theater was founded in 1982 and is run by local actors. You will find both premiere productions and well-known works by artists. Most of the works presented in this small theater focus on contemporary issues. A highlight of the Artists Repertory Theatre is the Spotlight Program, which is a collaboration with elementary schools. The actors script a two character play, which highlights the participating children's talents. The plays are put up on the main stage with original music, and is open to all at no charge.
A former hotel for Sellwood Log Mill workers, this building was the city's second community center. Offering classes and activities, the place is open all year and can be rented for events. Inside, there is a kitchen, gym, classrooms, office, lobby and restrooms. You will also find a playground outside the center, which is centrally located in the heart of Sellwood eateries and shopping. While in the area, be sure to check out the nearby antique stores. There are no fees to use the park, unless the center is reserved for an event; fees depend on the event.
One of the most remarkable historic churches and landmarks in Portland is this church, built in 1883 and outlasting any other church. Both the interior and exterior of the church will amaze visitors with its detailed gothic architecture and such beautiful features as Victorian furniture and the ancient Hook and Hastings Tracker organ. Admission is free, and self-guided tours are available at the times and days listed. The church also doubles up as a concert hall with its excellent acoustic features and is also used as an event and renting space.
Completed in 1987, this building is the newest addition to the Portland'5 Centers for the Arts. The complex houses Newmark Theatre, The Dolores Winningstad Theatre and Brunish Hall. The award-winning design includes a rotunda lobby that soars four stories, a cafe, box office and costume workshop. All the facilities are wheelchair accessible, offering the magic of the stage to everyone interested.
This theater is housed in a building that is the first in the region to be registered in the National Register of Historic Places. It has also attained the LEED Platinum status but has also been featured in Forbes Magazine's list of greenest buildings in United States. Currently it houses the Portland Center Stage theater company. Free tours of the theater are arranged on the first and third Saturdays of each month and it can also be rented out for events like social gathering or performances. Portland Center Stage at the Armory is the place to be for theater enthusiasts while in the city. The repertoire of the ensemble at this theater is fresh and entertaining giving something for the fans to look forward to.
The Rolling Hills Community Church - Tualatin is quite instrumental in bringing the community together. Apart from their regular prayer services, Bible readings and other religious gatherings, this community church plays host to a variety of events. Through workshops, outings, seminars, concerts and more, Rolling Hills Community Church - Tualatin aims at involving the entire community is their activities. All of their events focus on spreading the message of Christ and touch and heal people's life.