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Portland’s Centers for the Arts and the ArtBar & Bistro are proud to present the 13th annual Music on Main outdoor summer concert series in downtown Portland. The free concerts are held in downtown Portland on Main Street, between Southwest Broadway & Park Avenue, next to Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall.

On Wednesday evenings, usually starting in July, Portland’5 takes advantage of the lovely summer weather in Portland to present the free outdoor concert series. The concerts feature popular local and regional musicians playing a diverse collection of music.

The free concerts are open to the public and run from 5pm to 7pm – tickets are not required. The ArtBar & Bistro will be serving seasonal fare and delicious libations starting at 4:00pm. Tables are for food and beverage patrons only and are available on a first come, first-served basis.

We’re returning to Portland for our 5th year with a celebration of contemporary handmade featuring the country’s foremost voices in craft and design.

Renegade brings together a curated selection of modern design, including jewelry and accessories, art, apparel, ceramics, illustration, stationery, home decor, cookware, apothecary, and more.

Discover local food trucks, check out a Molly Costello Art & Designinstallation, groove with Off Grid Beats, bring home a pretty bundle from Sweet Delilah Farm, and more at a truly one-of-a-kind shopping experience.

~ As always, Renegade is free to attend and all are welcome ~

http://www.renegadecraft.com/fair/portland-summer

The lord of Camlann invites you to attend his St. James village faire, with  knightly combat, puppetry, music, crafts, archery, and minstrels.  Come to Somersetshire, ancient realm of Arthur the king, as our morning trumpet & charter proclamation open the village gates upon the colorful world of Chaucer's England in 1376. The pace is leisurely: everything does not happen at once. The scale is small, intimate: leave behind the hectic 21st century.

Always the last weekend in July, Jazz in the Valley brings the summer fun to Ellensburg,Washington. Historic Downtown Ellensburg is filled with crowds who return year after year to listen to top-notch music in the venues. The 3 day festival is full of music for all tastes, jazz, blues, reggae, Latin rhythms, soul, Dixieland, and rock ‘n roll. $60 Pre-sale tickets are on sale now. In addition, due to the generosity of sponsor, Kittitas Valley Healthcare, the Sunday show featuring Total Experience Gospel Choir and Darren Motamedy will be free.

Celebrating 72 years!

July 27, 28, & 29, 2018Bellevue Square & Bellevue Arts Museum
FREE!

Bellevue Arts Museum hosts the largest, award-winning arts & crafts festival in the Northwest. We are committed to handmade excellence and supporting national designers, artists, and craftspeople. Shop from over 300 inspiring artists showcasing unique, handmade craft and art. This marketplace represents modern, traditional, and emerging work.

In addition to this unique shopping experience, BAM ARTSfair offers FREE programming including: BAM Exhibitions, KIDSfair, the Sound & Movement Stage, food trucks, and much more. Since 1947, BAM ARTSfair has been the annual gathering place for our community and a great way to connect to the world of art, craft, & design!

Fun changes are coming to this year’s Wine & Food Festival, starting with a new name, The Gig Harbor Wine & Food Experience, a 3-day celebration of the regions wines, spirits, brews and food. A Pier to Table Dinner, Block Party and Champagne Brunches!

Situated in the Willamette Valley, the abbey hill rises 300' over the valley floor - offering views in all directions and cooling afternoon breezes. The evening starts with vespers in the Abbey Church followed by a short concert of either organ or men's chorale. A picnic buffet with options for every palate plus wine, dessert and coffee follows on the lawn in front of the church. The feature performance is in the Damain Performance Center.

SCRAP PDX works to inspire creative reuse and environmentally sustainable behavior by providing educational programs and affordable materials to the community.

We have planned a fun-filled day of Creative Reuse! Check out our schedule for a rundown of all the cool crafty things SCRAP PDX will be bringing to the Oregon Public House on July 23rd. Come down for lunch and stay for the crafts, or vice-versa! A portion of every dollar spent at Oregon Public House will be donated to SCRAP PDX. Rather you're buying a pint, a tasty burger, or a cool shirt, SCRAP PDX benefits!

Tantalize your taste buds, savor the scents, feast your eyes on nature's beauty, and devour the sounds of great local music.

Ride your bike and park it in the free bike corral.

Wright Park, 501 South I St.Admission is FREE!

**FOOD TRUCKS**The afternoon will feature a wide variety of mobile food trucks from near and far along with local entertainment.

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