Music and Art Celebrating the Historic Bridges of Portland Oregon
PDX Bridge Festival’s Speaker Series bridges the geography, culture, and public art of Portland by engaging the public in a dialogue about the infrastructure of our city and communities. Check here for events in the 2011 Speaker Series.
Read More →Join us for this evening panel discussion about the hidden lives of bridges, with RACC Intersections artist Tim DuRoche, retired Bridge Supervisor Tony Lester, PDX Bridge Festival’s Creative Director Tucker Teutsch, and RACC’s Public Art Manager Peggy Kendellen.
Read More →Sharon Wood Wortman and Ed Wortman talk on the developments of historic bridges in our region. A visual tour led by bridge experts, this is your chance to learn something new about the Portland-Vancouver bridges.
Read More →PDX Bridge Festival kicks-off its 2011 celebrations with a free street party at theSlate in NW Portland. With performances by Boy Eats Drum Machine, And And And, Solovox, and more!
Read More →PDX Bridge Festival is happy to partner with JOY NOW Summer Performance Arts Workshop, a week-long day camp for youth age 12-18. Check out their performance schedule and come cheer them on!
Read More →The Learning Center exhibit “The Bridges That Built Portland” is on display this December at AIA in northwest Portland. Join us December 2nd for a First Thursday Opening Reception.
Read More →PDX Bridge Festival is giving away thousands of square feet of free lawn on Saturday August 6th. Interested recipients (individuals and organizations) should sign-up here!
Read More →Sign up to volunteer for PDX Bridge Festival. There is something for everyone. Join us!
Read More →The Bohemian Storytelling Tours lead incredibly entertaining, esoteric, and highly theatrical works of interactive, historical performance artistry during PDX Bridge Festival. Get the schedule here!
Read More →An interactive exhibition and educational center demonstrating the history and value of Portland’s Willamette River Bridges.
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