Category Events
EVENTS: Celebrate Leap Day at a local play or Elton John tribute
Events in Salem this weekend include cover bands, a one-woman musical comedy show at the library and a volunteer opportunity at Pioneer Cemetery.
EVENTS: What’s on stage and on the track in Salem this weekend
Events this weekend in Salem include a roller derby tripleheader, an eclipse-focused planetarium show and other live entertainment.
EVENTS: Capitals basketball opener, bike show and all-city music concert
The Oregon State Fairgrounds host a classic car and bike show and a quilt expo this weekend. Around Salem, there's also live music, comedy and theater to enjoy.
EVENTS: ‘Sensual’ dance show, Market for the Strange and live music variety
You can celebrate Valentine's Day in Salem this weekend with unique events including an aerial and pole dance performance - no partner required.
EVENTS: Rock out, learn about conservation or see erotic art
Art shows are opening, and an Ozzy Osborne lookalike takes the stage at the Grand this weekend. Here's your guide to what's happening in Salem.
CULTURE: February’s art, history exhibitions and events
Art exhibitions opening in Salem this month include Willamette Valley landscapes, an inclusive erotica show and work from students of video game design. Salem Art Association 600 Mission St. S.E. Hours: Wednesday-Sunday, 12 – 4 p.m. Admission: Free The following shows will have a joint…
EVENTS: A slew of concerts, First Taste Oregon and roller derby
This weekend in Salem, choose from a slate of comedians, enjoy jazz music or learn about regional history.
EVENTS: Planetarium show, health fair and Gen-X dance party
Salem has been on ice for the past few days. But as the city continues defrosting, there’s no shortage of weekend events for both families and adults to look forward to. Here’s your events guide for Jan. 19-21.
Pentacle Theatre looks forward to 70th season opener
If road conditions allow, the Pentacle Theatre will launch its 70th season with the comedy Brighton Beach Memoirs this weekend. It’s the 50th play directed by Jo Dodge, and the acting debut for longtime volunteer Beverly Freitas.