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MONDAY

COMEDY

Jonathan Van Ness: Imaginary Living Room Olympian Past Event Like List
Can you believe? Beloved hair stylist, noted Michelle Kwan stan, and Queer Eye's resident Aries Jonathan Van Ness will head to Portland, probably to make us laugh, spin some uplifting yarns, and show off their perfectly coiffed locks.
(Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, South Park Blocks)

LIVE MUSIC

METZ: 10 Year Anniversary Tour
Past Event Like List Toronto noise-punks METZ play sludgy post-hardcore that’ll ooze out of your pores and stay under your fingernails long after they’re done. Live, the three-piece unflinchingly drenches you with sonic gasoline and then forces you to endure a pyrotechnics show. It’s both overwhelming and abrasive—but don’t worry, you’ll love every second of it. CIARA DOLAN
(Doug Fir Lounge, Buckman)

Pond Past Event Like List
Australian psych-pop ensemble Pond, who has toured with the likes of the Arctic Monkeys, MGMT, and Flaming Lips, will stop by on their North American tour to support their 2021 album, 9, which Rolling Stone called "an exhilarating ride through multiple ideas all being born at once." Don't miss an opening set from LA-based alt-rock band Cryogeyser.
(Revolution Hall, Buckman)

TUESDAY

LIVE MUSIC

Amon Amarth Past Event Like List
Longtime Swedish metalheads Amon Amarth, whom former Stranger contributor Jason Bracelin described as "the AC/DC of melodic Swedish Viking death metal sans the paunchy, cake-fed replacement singer with Loki-like ’tude," will stop by Portland to wreak havoc on their Great Heathen tour. Don't miss opening sets from heavy metal trio Carcass, death metal heavies Obituary, and vegetarian deathgrind band Cattle Decapitation.
(Roseland Theater, Old Town-Chinatown)

PARTIES & NIGHTLIFE

Birth-Tay: A Taylor Swift Birthday Celebration Dance Party Past Event Like List
Celebrate the biggest day of the year (we're talking about Taylor Swift's birthday, obviously) with a birth-Tay dance party featuring all your favorite tunes from her country days to Midnights, and everything in between. This is probably the only acceptable place to request "All Too Well (10 Minute Version)" at the DJ booth.
(Holocene, Buckman)

READINGS & TALKS

The Moth Mainstage
Past Event Like List The Moth's public story-sharing events have encouraged community, vulnerability, and connection across the world. This edition of the now-classic event, co-organized by Literary Arts and hosted by Peter Aguero, brings a fresh lineup of storytellers to the stage, including Eastern Shawnee Tribe citizen Alistair Bane and The Sports Bra Like List founder Jenny Nguyen.
(Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, South Park Blocks)

Science Pub Portland: Ancient Superpowers: A Look Into Prehistoric Bones and What They Tell Us
Past Event Like List Paleontologist Nico Spadafora looks closely at dinosaur "superpowers" in this prehistoric edition of Science Pub. In case you weren't already aware, Mesozoic dinos and ancient megafauna were pretty damn cool—but they also possessed characteristics "from brain to brawn" that made them uniquely powerful. Spadafora, who has also interned at the Oregon Zoo and worked as a wilderness educator at Trackers Earth, is currently hard at work on a book about woolly mammoths, short-faced bears, and sabertooth cats, so bring your questions that Jurassic Park can't answer.
(McMenamins Kennedy School, Concordia)

WEDNESDAY

ACTIVISM & SOCIAL JUSTICE

Art, Dance and Change - Celebrate with Neighbors for Clean Air
Past Event Like List Local nonprofit Neighbors for Clean Air works to keep Oregonians breathing freely by advocating for policy change, strengthening regulations, and educating the community about air pollution. Help support the organization at this celebration, billed as an equal part dance party, art show, and auction featuring Bollywood jams from DJ duo Anjali and the Incredible Kid and stunning landscape paintings from renowned Northwest artist Ann Ruttan.
(Openhaus Coworking, King)

COMEDY

Matt Rogers: Have You Heard of Christmas? Past Event Like List
You might know Matt Rogers from the podcast Las Culturistas, or from the barebacking bit in the movie Fire Island, or from his voice on Q-Force. And now you will know him as the spirit of the holidays, thanks to his new musical revue Have You Heard of Christmas? in which he will perform original songs inspired by Christmas, a holiday. This live show is an adaptation of songs from Rogers’ new Showtime comedy special, which is real and tells the generally-fictionalized story of how he created a live Christmas show that has become iconic and beloved, or at least it will if you bozos buy tickets to see it. Somehow both sentimental and sarcastic, Matt’s show-within-a-show-about-a-show is the sort of weird mind-bender that has the power to beguile cynics who are exhausted by the season before it even begins, and also weirdos who live in Christmas Tree Shops year-round. May your holiday be as festive as it is horny. STRANGER STAFF WRITER MATT BAUME
(Aladdin Theater, Brooklyn)

Skweezy Jibbs Caps Lock Live Xmas Edition
Past Event Like List This holiday edition of Skweezy Jibbs's interactive show Caps Lock Live promises "stories, surprises, contests, prizes, chaos, [and] fun." We'll take it! An appearance by local stud Adam Pasi sweetens the deal.
(Siren Theater, Old Town-Chinatown)

FILM

We Are Aileen's Screening honoring International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers Past Event Like List
Facilitated by peer-led organization Aileen's, which creates hospitality space for women working along the Pacific Highway in Washington, this screening of We Are Aileen's will honor the upcoming International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers. The short film contemplates the legacy of the organization's namesake, Aileen Wuornos, and shares how those involved in the organization support each other.
(Central Library, Downtown)

LIVE MUSIC

Channel Tres
Past Event Like List Having shared stages with artists like Vince Staples and JPEGMAFIA, Compton-hailing DJ, producer, and musician Channel Tres brings his unique blend of house-infused hip-hop and R&B back to town for a headlining set of his own, supporting his latest album refresh.
(Wonder Ballroom, Eliot)

Hollis with Chong the Nomad Past Event Like List
You may have caught Alda Agustiano’s moniker, Chong the Nomad, in the credits for “Lazy Susan,” the lead single from 2021 Marvel film Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. The producer brings her poppy, complex electronic tracks down to Portland next month, with fellow Seattleite and singer-songwriter Hollis Wong-Wear. Now going simply by Hollis, Wong-Wear is perhaps best known as the lead vocalist for R&B trio the Flavr Blue, and a 2014 Grammy nomination for her work on Macklemore and Ryan Lewis’ The Heist. The co-headliners co-wrote and performed “Take Two” in the summer of 2020—and we can’t see a more likely outcome for the bill than the two performing it together. Hollis’ recent album Subliminal is a whole vibe—of sparkling and celestial gems like “Bloom Indigo.” We’re also hoping Hollis treats us to some Flavr Blue cut, maybe “We Can Go Blind?” Just putting it out there. PORTLAND MERCURY CONTRIBUTOR JENNI MOORE
(Doug Fir Lounge, Buckman)

The Smile
Past Event Like List For their side project The Smile, Radiohead members Thom Yorke and Johnny Greenwood joined forces with drummer Tom Skinner (of jazz outfit Sons of Kemet) to stir up a unique potion of post-punk, progressive rock, Afrobeat, and electronic music. They will support their debut album, A Light for Attracting Attention, which Pitchfork called a "raw-boned rock number," reminiscent of Radiohead's sophomore album The Bends. British composer Robert Stillman will open. 
(Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, South Park Blocks)

THURSDAY

LIVE MUSIC

Sunbathe with Scout Gillett and The Mommys
Past Event Like List For many, Sunbathe's 2020 Somewhere In Between was the emotional record that got them through early portions of the pandemic, and the solo garage pop project of Maggie Morris (Genders, Youth) is still reliably holding our hearts together with relatable feels. Morris recently released a new single “Anything Anymore” which paints in shades of grief a visit to the beach after the death of a beloved dog. It just feels wrong. Over desert rock-infused production, she mournfully sings: “I'll see you run in the sand / I'll see you smiling again / But being here without you doesn't feel right / Even though it hurts I keep you on my mind.” We have our fingers crossed to also hear more upbeat gems like “Can’t Be Sure,” which has a cool, must-watch music video made with footage from old PSA videos like Girls Are Better Than Ever (1967) and Drug Are Like That (1979). Brooklyn, NY indie rock act Scout Gillett and the Mommys get the night started. PORTLAND MERCURY CONTRIBUTOR JENNI MOORE
(Doug Fir Lounge, Buckman)

READINGS & TALKS

Live Wire with Luke Burbank: Season Finale with Sara Schaefer, Hari Kondabolu, Laura Chinn, and more
Past Event Like List Live Wire's latest season continues with this evening of honest, hilarious conversation between critically acclaimed stand-up comic and writer Sara Schaefer, who won two Emmy Awards for her work at Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, alongside thoughtful writer and laugh master Laura Chinn and Hari Kondalobu, a sharp comic with a sociopolitical bent.
(Revolution Hall, Buckman)

Slamlandia
Past Event Like List Join host and "professional daydreamer" Julia Gaskill for this free monthly open mic of poetry, which aims to cultivate a safe space for sharing work and building community.
(Literary Arts, Southwest Portland)

FRIDAY

FILM

Violet Hex presents Batman Returns
Past Event Like List Hosted by "trans femme drag enigma" Violet Hex, this weirdly wonderful holiday screening of Tim Burton's gothic, high-body-count Batman installment will include broody pre-screening drag performances from Chatty Cathyter, Mona Chrome, and Phantom X, plus a costume contest. 
(Clinton Street Theater, Hosford-Abernethy)

LIVE MUSIC

Johnnyswim
Past Event Like List Nashville-hailing folk, soul, blues, and pop music duo, consisting of husband-and-wife singer-songwriters Amanda Sudano and Abner Ramirez, will support their self-titled latest album. The effort preserves the pop melodies of hyped acts like the Lumineers while never losing sight of the confessional songwriting of the Americana tradition. Plus, anticipate hearing some of their holiday-centric jams from their 2014 album, A Johnnyswim Christmas.
(Revolution Hall, Buckman)

Patterson Hood (of Drive-By Truckers)
Past Event Like List What a generous and wonderful gift the artistic output of Patterson Hood has turned out to be. The son of one of the greatest bassists who ever lived—David Hood of Muscle Shoals, Alabama—Patterson’s legacy would have been assured even if he’d just dipped his toe in the waters of his dad’s profession. But as it turns out, Hood not only co-fronts one of the most prolific and fiery rock bands of the past two decades (Drive-By Truckers), he’s carried on a simultaneous solo career in music and become a fantastic essayist and storyteller, exploring the conflict of the two Americas and the redemptive power of music. NED LANNAMANN
(Doug Fir Lounge, Buckman)

Snow Bar Chorale: A Holiday Pop Songs Singalong Past Event Like List
If you prefer your holiday music to come from the likes of Fleet Foxes and Joni Mitchell as opposed to old-heads like Bing Crosby, don't miss Low Bar Chorale's seventh annual pop and indie-rock holiday sing-along, which will be sprinkled with stories, special guests, and music trivia.
(Mississippi Studios, Boise)

PERFORMANCE

Booklover's Burlesque: Holiday Edition Past Event Like List
Any lit lover will tell you that reading can be a truly titillating experience. Booklover's Burlesque agrees, so they're blending on-stage readings by local writers and actors with sexy, empowering performances inspired by each written piece. Perfect for those of you on the naughty list, this showcase includes tantalizing burlesque, boylesque, and draglesque on a bawdy yuletide theme.
(Alberta Rose Theatre, Concordia)

SATURDAY

COMEDY

Andrew Rivers Past Event Like List
Andrew Rivers, who has previously opened for Christopher Titus and toured with Steve Hofstetter, will hit Bossanova with more of the relatable personal stories that've drawn laughs across North America and Europe over the years.
(Bossanova Ballroom, Buckman)

Christmas With Creed Bratton
Past Event Like List "Do you want to see a foot with four toes?" Legendary weirdo and Renaissance man Creed Bratton will stop by Portland (alongside DJ Fatboy) to share a few Christmassy chuckles, and hopefully a song or two from his 2020 album Slightly Altered. This performance doubles as a toy drive, so consider bringing an unwrapped toy for a kiddo in need.
(Wonder Ballroom, Eliot)

FILM

Psychotronic After School Christmas Special
Past Event Like List Local film archivist and programmer Greg Hamilton will present another mind-bending 16mm screening this month, adding to the mix of psychedelic film compilations that've been popular in Portland lately. This Christmas edition of Psychotronic After School Special is a raucous holiday mash-up of vintage commercials, aliens, for-hire Santas, and other hard-to-find festive footage. (Wanna learn more about the man behind the madness? Check out this profile on Hamilton.)
(Hollywood Theatre, Hollywood District)

FOOD & DRINK

10 Barrel Brewing's 5th Annual Pearl Ball Holiday Party Past Event Like List
If you're seeking a reason to get all dressed up, look no further than 10 Barrel Brewing's schmancy annual soirée, which will have a "Dark Circus" theme this year and will feature aerial dancers, stilt walkers, acrobats, a bolder food experience, carnival games, and even a fun house. The annual tradition was first coined in 2015 to celebrate 10 Barrel's Pearl IPA, and this year will bring new "Pearl-driven" IPAS, Lagers, stouts and sours from new brewmaster Madeleine "Mads" McCarthy.
(10 Barrel Brewing, Pearl District)

LIVE MUSIC

Ali Gatie: Who Hurt You? Tour Past Event Like List
Yemen-born, Toronto-raised singer-songwriter Ali Gatie initially made waves with his 2019 single "It's You," which garnered nearly 300 million views on YouTube and landed on Billboard charts across the world. Catch him supporting his debut album, Who Hurt You?, which draws inspiration from Ed Sheeran, J. Cole, and Frank Ocean with its stripped-down acoustic-pop production, effusive lyricism, and free-flowing neo-soul song structure. Like-minded Canadian pop singer Johnny Orlando will open.
(Aladdin Theater, Brooklyn)

PARTIES & NIGHTLIFE

A-WOL Presents: Winter Gala Past Event Like List
A-WOL's glittery winter gala will support the collective's innovative blend of year-round contemporary dance and aerial performances with a showcase of their talented company members, plus cocktails, raffle prizes, and a silent auction.
(A-WOL Dance Collective, Eliot)

MULTI-DAY

FILM

Bones and All
Past Event Like List Road trip!! Directed by Luca Guadagnino (Call Me By Your Name), this cannibalistic thriller stars Taylor Russell and Timothée Chalamet as blood-thirsty lovers traveling 3,000 miles through the backroads of the United States. IndieWire reports that the film "would have Chekhov himself weeping," so prepare to feel at least mildly devastated.
(Cinema 21, Nob Hill, Monday-Thursday)

Elf™ in Concert
Past Event Like List The Oregon Symphony will spread Christmas cheer with a performance of John Debney’s whimsical score of the beloved holiday comedy Elf, bringing Buddy the Elf and the whole gang to life on the big screen. Candy-covered spaghetti not included!
(Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, South Park Blocks, Saturday-Sunday)

Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio in 35mm Past Event Like List
If anything can be said of Guillermo del Toro, it's that he knows his way around a weird puppet, so his interpretation of Pinocchio just makes sense. Predictably, del Toro's alchemical twist on the classic tale is a dark cabinet of curiosities—see for yourself at this magical 35mm screening.
(Hollywood Theatre, Hollywood District, Monday-Thursday)

The Menu
Past Event Like List Anya Taylor-Joy and Ralph Fiennes bump heads in this horror satire of gastronomic proportions. The Menu roasts the hoity-toity culture of haute cuisine while folding in some unexpected ingredients.
(Cinema 21, Nob Hill, Monday-Thursday)

White Noise
Past Event Like List Noah Baumbach's new flick throws a wrench in the comfy suburbia of a college professor's life. When a chemical leak causes an "Airborne Toxic Event," Jack Gladney (played by Adam Driver) is forced to evacuate. White Noise is based on Don DeLillo’s National Book Award-winning postmodern novel of the same name.
(Hollywood Theatre, Hollywood District, Monday-Thursday)

FOOD & DRINK

Julbord Dinner Past Event Like List
"Julbord" (which translates to "Christmas table") is a traditional Scandinavian feast held during the holidays. Get your hygge on with the fifth edition of this annual event, which will feature a savory Scandinavian supper, traditional mulled wine, and plenty of cozy vibes.
(Broder Söder, Metzger, Saturday-Sunday)

Miracle at Deadshot Past Event Like List
In 2014, New York bar owner Greg Boehm temporarily transformed his space into a kitschy Christmas wonderland replete with gewgaws and tchotchkes galore. The pop-up phenomenon has expanded to more than 100 locations all over the world, including Portland's stylish cocktail bar Deadshot. Specialty cocktails are are housed in tacky-tastic vessels and christened with names like the “Bad Santa,” the “Yippie Ki Yay Mother F**r,” and the “Jolly Koala.” At Deadshot, the Filipino pop-up Sunrice will provide a food menu to boot.
(Deadshot, Hosford-Abernethy, Wednesday-Saturday)

Sleigh Love 2022: A Holiday Takeover Past Event Like List
Sleigh the day with a menu of holiday-inspired drinks and other treats at the cocktail bar and restaurant Hey Love. Offerings range from "Noggy by Nature" (an eggnog slushie) to "Toboggan Time" (Hey Love's signature frozen spin on Irish coffee, made with a Rumplemintz float, whipped cream, and candy cane sprinkles).
(Hey Love, Buckman, Monday-Sunday)

PERFORMANCE

A Christmas Carol Past Event Like List
This Dickensian feast of holiday theatrics offers a contemporary interpretation of Ebenezer Scrooge's ghostly journey, adapted with original lyrics by award-winning playwright and director Rick Lombardo.
(Portland Playhouse, King, Wednesday-Sunday)

Christmas Carol: A Ghost Story
Past Event Like List Adapted by playwright Jerry R. Montoya, this spooky interpretation of the holiday mainstay A Christmas Carol includes classic carols and characters with a sinister twist.
(Twilight Theater Company, Kenton, Thursday-Sunday)

George Balanchine’s The Nutcracker®
Past Event Like List Tchaikovsky’s magical score springs to life in this Sugarplum-packed rendition of a longstanding holiday tradition, complete with mice, tin soldiers, and a timeless trip to the Land of Sweets. 
(Keller Auditorium, Downtown, Monday-Sunday)

In Good Company Past Event Like List
Choreographed by Ingrid Ferdinand, Anthony Milian, and Santiago Villarreal, this year's showcase of Northwest Dance Project company artists will benefit the contemporary organization's award-winning programming. To celebrate the season, audiences can sip on homemade wassail while enjoying the show.
(Northwest Dance Project, Kerns, Friday-Sunday)

It's a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play Past Event Like List
In this production, classic Christmas tale It's a Wonderful Life heads to the stage as a reimagined '40s-era radio broadcast, complete with period costumes and immersive music.
(Portland Center Stage, Pearl District, Wednesday-Sunday)

Kristina Wong, Sweatshop Overlord
Past Event Like List Inspired by her early pandemic days of sewing masks from bedsheets and bra straps, Chinese American feminist comedian and performance artist Kristina Wong shares the story of "The Auntie Sewing Squad" in Kristina Wong, Sweatshop Overlord. Offering an autobiographical look at the early days of COVID with a side of razor-sharp humor and insights into community building, Time Out deemed the play "endearingly boisterous."
(Portland Center Stage, Pearl District, Wednesday-Sunday)

A Nutcracker Tea Past Event Like List
This shortened, family-friendly interpretation of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker offers up all the sugarplums and evil rats of the original holiday tradition, with a side of complimentary tea and cookies at the conclusion of each show. Fancy!
(Portland Community College, Southwest Portland, Friday-Sunday)

Peter Pan: A Musical Panto Past Event Like List
Set to magical music, this slapstick pantomime blends wink-and-nudge jokes for grown-ups with family-friendly laughs for a witty rendition of the classic Peter Pan tale.
(Alberta Abbey, King, Friday-Sunday)

The Way You Made Me
Past Event Like List Penned by Oregonian playwright Lindsay Partain, The Way You Made Me is a trauma-informed love story in search of comfort and catharsis. The production's creative team invites audiences to show up in their comfy-cozy best and curl up with slippers and blankets for the duration of the "warm and intimate" show.
(CoHo Theater, Northwest Portland, Thursday-Sunday)

ZooZoo Past Event Like List
Imago's holiday tradition returns this year with a colorful array of penguins, worms, polar bears, hippos, and other globetrotting critters who will come together on stage for an eye-popping family production.
(Imago Theatre, Buckman, Friday-Sunday)

SHOPPING

Portland Bazaar
Past Event Like List Now in its 12th year, this highly curated holiday market (by the same producers as the Portland Flea) features the cream of the crop of Portland’s maker scene. This year, expect over 160 vendors, custom gift wrapping from March Goods, and refreshments from Dear Sandy and Radiant Coffee x Oatly.
(Premier Gear & Machine Works Building, Slabtown, Saturday-Sunday)

VISUAL ART

Family Affair Remind Like List
Chefas Projects will celebrate its spankin' new gallery space on SE Taylor (and its recently shortened name) with this inaugural group exhibition, which showcases 20 artists (including contemporary favorites like Laura Burke, Kellen Chasuk, Lindsey Cuenca Walker, Lisa Congdon, Tess Rubinstein, and Jessie Weitzel Le Grand) who have been a part of the gallery's seven-year history.
(Chefas Projects, Central Eastside, Friday-Saturday; opening)

Rainen Knecht: Total Catastrophe Living Past Event Like List
Rainen Knecht's characteristically abstracted, witchy figures take on new heights in this exhibition of energetic large-scale paintings. Total Catastrophe Living continues to push the artist's themes, looking closely at motherhood in a dread-inducing, destructive, and occasionally delightful world. Knecht's dark humor peeks through in curious self-portraits and subtle pop and folk references.
(Melanie Flood Projects, Downtown, Friday-Saturday; closing)

Resilience — A Sansei Sense of Legacy Past Event Like List
Centering eight artists' reflections on the traumatic legacy of Executive Order 9066, Resilience — A Sansei Sense of Legacy incorporates traditional Japanese techniques like boro stitching and kintsugi alongside deconstructed kimonos, photography, and mixed media collage. Featured artists include Lydia Nakashima Degarrod, Tom Nakashima, Na Omi Judy Shintani, and others.
(Japanese American Museum of Oregon, Old Town-Chinatown, Friday-Sunday)

WINTER HOLIDAYS

Christmas Festival of Lights 2022
Past Event Like List With countless twinkling Christmas lights and holiday concerts that transform the scenic sanctuary into a massive choral festival, there's a reason The Grotto's annual Festival of Lights is a long-held Portland tradition. Don't miss the outdoor caroling and puppet shows along the light trail, and enjoy the Chapel of Mary's "cathedral-like acoustics" with local choir performances each night.
(The Grotto, Sumner, Monday-Sunday)

Christmas Ships Parade
Past Event Like List Setting sail for its 68th year, the delightfully gaudy Christmas Ship fleet will once again truck up and down the Willamette for a nightly parade throughout December (weather permitting). Grab a thermos of hot cocoa and head to the riverfront, where crowds will gather to scope out the ships in all their sparkly glory. 
(Various locations, Wednesday-Sunday)

The Holiday Express 2022 Past Event Like List
Hop aboard a vintage rail car on the historic Polson #2 1912 steam locomotive for a cheery dream ride along the Willamette River with Santa Claus and his elves.
(Oregon Rail Heritage Center, Hosford-Abernethy, Friday-Sunday)

Sleigh Rides on the Explorer Past Event Like List
Celebrate the 68th year of Portland's historic Christmas Ship Parade Past Event Like List in style on this 90-minute cruise, which provides passengers with hot chocolate, cookies, blankets, and a stellar view of the sparkly Christmas Ship fleet.
(Portland Spirit Cruises and Events, Wednesday-Sunday)

Winter Wonderland 2022
Past Event Like List Portland International Raceway's annual light show, purportedly the largest in the Northwest, invites attendees to coast through a sparkly wonderland along the track again this year.
(Portland International Raceway, North Portland, Monday-Sunday)

ZooLights Past Event Like List
What do wild animals, elephant ears, hot cocoa, and over half a million lights have in common? You can find 'em all at ZooLights, a Portland holiday requisite that includes a drive-through option on select dates again this year.
(Oregon Zoo, Washington Park, Monday-Sunday)