McMenamins

Throughout the month of May Oregon Wine Month May 17-23 * 2018 Pinot Noir All Month 21 and over

Tuesday, May 17 McMenamins Oregon Locations $9 per glass

*Available at our Oregon locations only.

Weekly Open Hiring Call 2-4pm 16 and over

Tuesday, May 17 Cornelius Pass Roadhouse

We're accepting applications and will be interviewing for a variety of positions! Simply come to the open hiring call, fill out an application and interview on the spot.

OMSI Science Pub 6pm doors, 7pm show All ages welcome

Tuesday, May 17 Kennedy School Theater Advance tickets recommended; $5 suggested donation

Science Pub Mission is a monthly event that is open to anyone and everyone. No RSVP or scientifict background required. Just bring your curiosity, sense of humor, and appetite for food, drinks and knowledge!

Kurt Vile and The Violators Chastity Belt Please see show specific Covid policy below 6:30 pm doors, 8 pm show All ages welcome

Tuesday, May 17 Crystal Ballroom $35 advance, $40 day of show, $37.50 advance 21+ reserved balcony, $40 day of show 21+ reserved balcony Tickets

Formerly of The War on Drugs, Kurt Vile has a new album ready to drop in the fall of 2015. His fifth album, Wakin On A Pretty Daze, released in 2013, was a 69-minute double LP that alternated between gorgeous fingerpicking and heavy guitar workouts into dreamy, expansive songs that gradually unfurl like a massive flag.

Whiskey Talks 7 pm 21 and over

Wednesday, May 18 Anderson School The Shed Free admission

Join us to learn more about spirits being poured at Anderson School in our new "Whiskey Talk" series.

Mojo Holler 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. 21 and over

Wednesday, May 18 Edgefield Winery Tasting Room Free

Missi & Mister Baker deliver Americana roots with liberal doses of slide, steel, and killer vocals. Their sound is both ethereal and down-to-earth, with Mister Baker's deft fretwork and Missi's 'Appalachian Mama' voice.

Ruthie Collins Nate Botsford 8 p.m. 21 and over

Wednesday, May 18 White Eagle Saloon $12 in advance, $15 day of show<br /> Limited Seating, first come first serve. <br /> Expect standing room. Tickets

Life's big themes - love, loss and heartbreak among them - thread through Portland singer-songwriter Nate Botsford's music. Although heavy topics, the songs Nate create are feel-good, tunefully acoustic, the sort you might add to a road-trip playlist or queue up for a lazy Sunday afternoon.