CHAMBER MUSIC NORTHWEST 1201 SW 12th Ave., Ste. 420 503.294.6400, CMNW.org Since 1971, Chamber Music Northwest has inspired the community with intimate music. With concerts throughout the year and a 5-week summer festival, they celebrate the richness and diversity of chamber music, engage artists of the highest caliber, and present music lovers with exceptional concert experiences. Visit CMNW.org for programming details. February 6 David Finckel & Wu Han: Russian Revelry Rock stars of the chamber music world, their exquisite lyricism, superb virtuosity, and theatrical flair will make for an unforgettable evening of mid-century Russian music. February 27 Hagen Quartet: Pinnacle of Musicality Love the best-of-the-best? You’ll not want to miss this venerated Austrian quartet — one of the world’s greatest string quartets — in this rare U.S. appearance. April 3 & 5 Soovin Kim: Bach’s Complete Solo Sonatas & Partitas Over two concert evenings of Bach’s most moving works, experience this once-in-alifetime solo violin marathon with CMNW’s Artistic Director and violinist extraordinaire. June 28-July 27 2025 Summer Festival Chamber Music Northwest’s 55th consecutive Summer Festival is citywide with 60+ events featuring 70+ artists. The flagship festival offers a diverse selection of free and paid concerts. PORTLAND CENTER STAGE 128 NW 11th Ave., 503.445.3700, PCS.org Portland Center Stage, housed in the historic Armory, is the city’s leading professional theater company, known for innovative productions and fostering artistic growth. As a cornerstone of Portland’s arts community, PCS offers diverse programming, from classic plays to new works, and community programming all year long. Tickets are available online, with flexible subscription options for theater enthusiasts. November 10-December 22 Liberace & Liza: Holiday at the Mansion (A Tribute) A dazzling tribute concert recreating iconic performances of Liberace and Liza Minnelli. Expect glam, piano virtuosity and unforgettable showmanship. January 19-February 16 Jaja’s African Hair Braiding Set in a vibrant Harlem braiding salon, this lively and insightful play weaves together the stories of stylists and clients, celebrating community, culture and resilience. March 2-30 Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Edward Albee’s explosive drama delves into the complexities of marriage, as a volatile couple invites unsuspecting guests into a night of mind games, secrets, and emotional unraveling. June 1-29 The Importance of Being Earnest (Adapted by Kamilah Bush) This bold, reimagined version of Oscar Wilde’s classic comedy explores love, identity, and deception with fresh perspectives, adding modern flair to the witty, satirical world of mistaken identities. PORTLAND CENTER STAGE PHOTO: JINGZI ZHAO 53 PortlandUncovered.com
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