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0.4 MILES, 9 MINS WALK

Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall

The historic Arelene Schnitzer Concert Hall is part of the Portland Center for Performing Arts and home to the Oregon Symphony. Located less than a half-mile from The Porter Portland, the concert hall is easily accessible by foot via SW Main Street (a nine-minute walk) or via Rideshare. Built in 1929 and originally the Paramount Theatre, the historic building is a popular attraction for out of town guests.

Other popular attractions around the Portland Center for Performing Arts include the Dolores Winningstad Theatre, Oregon Historical Society, and the Oregon History Museum.

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PRE-EVENT DINNER & DRINKS

Indulge in a delicious dinner with us at Terrane Italian Kitchen + Bar before heading out for the evening at the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. Enjoy fresh, Italian-inspired cuisine with a Pacific Northwest twist, signature cocktails, craft beer, and a large selection of fine wine. Keep the night going following the performance with a nightcap at xport bar & lounge.

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