Roseland Theater, Concert theatre in Old Town Chinatown, Portland, United States
Roseland Theater is a music venue in Portland's Old Town Chinatown with standing room on the main floor and a balcony section upstairs for spectators. The building also includes a separate space called Peter's Room with a restaurant and bar.
The building was originally constructed in 1922 as an Apostolic Faith Church and became a music venue called Starry Night in 1982. It has operated as Roseland Theater since 1991.
The space hosts a wide range of music genres, from rock and hip-hop to blues and indie acts, drawing both touring musicians and local artists who perform throughout the year.
The building is easily accessible from the street with different levels that make it simple to explore various parts of the venue. It helps to arrive early to secure your preferred spot, especially if you prefer standing on the main floor or watching from the balcony.
Between 1995 and 1997, the theater underwent a $2 million renovation project while maintaining its regular concert schedule without interruption.
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