
Cider Pews and Goth Nights Shape a Portland Night Out
Three moods for a Portland night out. Goth night at Star Theater, cider among church pews, then a headliner at Helium.


Church pews, Gothic decor and 30 taps of cider, beer, wine and non-alcoholic options fill this inner Southeast taproom, with Breaking Buns by the heated patio. Inexpensive, and closed Mondays.
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Hive, a weekly goth night, sets the tone at this 21 and over Old Town venue, where cocktails come with reliable sound, earplugs at the bar and a heated side patio.
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Private events are now the only way into this basement speakeasy beneath Loyal Legion, where balanced, original cocktails at mid-priced rates suit a low-light, whimsical room.
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Eleven food trucks, from Indian to Mexican, circle a two-story shipping container bar with a rooftop at 2nd and Main, plus lawn games and a stage. Friday runs until 2:00 AM.
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Headliners perform no more than 60 feet away, after an opener and feature, in shows lasting about 1 hour 40 minutes. A 2-item minimum applies in the showroom.
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Downtown on Harvey Milk Street, this historic building keeps its original architecture in the rooms, with refined Mexican food and coffee at CraftPDX and a lobby lounge for downtime.
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