Farm Festival, our annual outdoor concert, returns to Triskelee Farm on Saturday September 6th. Spend a relaxing afternoon enjoying good food, friendly farm animals and a full-length taiko concert. 

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🔥Special Offer 🔥

Farm Festival attendees receive 15% off tickets to our fall concert 

• Save 15% on the Saturday evening performance (Oct 11th) or the Sunday matinee (Oct 12th).
• The promo code will be announced at Farm Festival. You can also email us for the code when fall concert tickets go on sale.
• The discount is valid through 11:59 pm Sunday, Sept. 14th. 

FAQs:

What if I can’t attend Farm Festival and give my tickets to someone else?
No worries. Life happens. Just email info@portlandtaiko.org for the promo code.

If I buy two tickets to Farm Festival, am I limited to two discounted tickets for the fall concert?
There is no limit on how many discounted tickets you can buy for the fall concert. Invite some friends!

Portland Taiko is grateful to be supported by:

• The City of Portland Office of Arts & Culture and the Arts Access Fund
• The M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust
• The Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation
• The Community Foundation of SW Washington
• The Oregon Arts Commission

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Farm Festival is an Arts for All-eligible event. If you are a college student, enrolled in an assisted living/home care program or an Oregon Trail/Washington State Basic Foods card holder, you can purchase up to four tickets for only $5 each. Please contact us (info@portlandtaiko.org) for more information.

The Oregon Science Festival is a five day event that culminates in a two-day celebration at OMSI. Portland Taiko will perform Saturday, September 13th.

Visit OMSI’s website for  complete list of vendors and exhibitors.

Portland Taiko is honored to perform at Lan Su Chinese Garden’s 25th Anniversary Community Celebration Day. The celebration will be Sunday the 14th and Portland Taiko will perform at 4:00 pm. 

Lan Su Chinese Garden is located at 239 NW Everett St. in Portland. In the videos below, Lan Su supporters Anne Naito-Campbell and Raynette Yoshida talk about what Lan Su Chinese Garden means to them, to our local community and to visitors from around the world.

Gaman is a Japanese word often translated as “inner strength.” Our forebears endured famine, the Great Depression, back-breaking labor, discrimination, and unjust incarceration in internment camps. They embraced the spirit of gaman—persevering with dignity and patience. With steadfast determination, they worked to build a better future.

We honor their legacy and aspire to carry that spirit forward. Join us for our fall concert, Gaman: Past and Present, at PSU’s College of the Arts, Lincoln Performance Hall.

Because last year’s fall concert sold out quicky, we have two shows this year:

• Saturday, October 11th at 7:00 PM
• Sunday, October 12th at 2:00 PM

Our special guest this year is the Minidoka Swing Band.

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* Farm Festival attendees get a 15% discount. Learn more.

Portland Taiko is grateful to be supported by:

• The City of Portland Office of Arts & Culture and the Arts Access Fund
• The M.J. Murdock Charitable Trust
• The Marie Lamfrom Charitable Foundation
• The Community Foundation of SW Washington
• The Oregon Arts Commission

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This concert is an Arts for All-eligible event. If you are a college student, enrolled in an assisted living/home care program or an Oregon Trail/Washington State Basic Foods card holder, you can purchase up to four tickets for only $5 each. Please email info@portlandtaiko.org for more information or to purchase tickets.