Art House

07/22/2026

Coming to the Art House stage on August 8th, 2026: An evening with Baroque Betty & Nighttime Hotline, two friends reunited in one evening of live music in Auditorium 1!

Nighttime Hotline (Nighttime Hotline)

Nighttime Hotline is the new project of Eric Stalker, longtime member of Portland indie rock band Glitterfox. When you ring the hotline, you’re in for vibey tunes with a western, indie, disco flare. It’s got mystery, it’s got nostalgia, it’s got groove, baby! Rinnnnngggg rinnnngggg…“Nighttime Hotline”

Baroque Betty ()

Known for her vocal versatility, Betty Jaeger’s artistic history spans over a decade of singing and touring for wide ranges of project genres, yet she finds herself closest to home within organic minimalism and swooping orchestral ballads. Her lyrics are written with the whimsy of literary antiquity, with themes of grief, grit, and dreamlike dissociation from a sordid reality.

Baroque Betty is a dark, orchestral folk ensemble hailing from Eugene, OR. The music is reminiscent of a fairy tales more in the fashion of Grimm than Disney, with minimalistic guitar styling, string-laden melodies and dreamlike synth cameos (string arrangements by Julia Frantz, Alex Abrams, and Corwin Bolt) to accompany them.

Doors at 7:30pm, Showtime at 8pm, $20 ADV-$22 DOS

07/21/2026

Coming LIVE to the Art House stage on August 7th, 2026: Cousin Curtiss! (Cousin Curtiss)

Cousin Curtiss is a powerhouse duo delivering a high-voltage blend of roots rock, blues, and Americana that hits like Mumford & Sons meets AC/DC. Together, Cousin Curtiss, wielding rapid-fire acoustic guitar, incendiary harmonica, and a cannon of a kick drum, and guitarist Harrison B, whose tone channels David Gilmour’s atmosphere and Gary Clark Jr.’s grit, create a two-man wall of sound that’s raw, soulful, and relentlessly energetic.

Doors at 7:30p, show at 8p - $20

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07/20/2026

Coming to the Art House on August 6th, 2026: Acoustic Minds (The AM)! ✨

Acoustic Minds is a Portland-born, twin-fronted project led by identical sisters Jenni and Amanda Price—built on connection, instinct, and a shared pulse you can feel from the first note.

They’ve been singing together their entire lives. Not learned—lived. That connection is the foundation of everything: the way they blend, the way they move, the way they build energy without ever needing to say it out loud.

What started as two voices has grown into something bigger. Alongside longtime collaborators Aaron Altemose and Josh Lorenzen (SubCo), Acoustic Minds has evolved into a full, immersive sound—layering lush harmonies with bass-driven grooves, modern production, and textured electronic elements.

7p doors, 7:30p show - $20 ADV - $25 DOS

07/17/2026

National Theatre Presents A striking new staging of Christopher Hampton’s celebrated adaptation of the classic novel, where among the glittering salons of the super-rich, one misstep can mean ruin. A thrilling game of love, lies & social warfare! Screening here at the Arthouse July 18th , 21st & 23rd. Check out our web at for showtimes and tickets.

07/17/2026

Theatre , Live Music, Anime & Films for your viewing and pleasure this week!! Artistry and Magic. Check out our website for showtimes & other details . See you at the movies 🌌🍿🥤🍾🥂🎇🤲🎥🎞️🌌

07/17/2026

07/16/2026

Join us at Art House on August 15th for an exceptional night of music as the Steffen Land Quartet presents An Evening of Jazz Standards.

Drawing inspiration from the legendary Keith Jarrett Standards Trio, this Eugene-based ensemble will breathe fresh life into the Great American Songbook. Over the course of two 45-minute sets, the quartet will explore a dynamic mix of beloved classics and hidden gems, reshaping them through a lens of modern improvisation, deep groove, and high-level musical interaction.

The quartet features Steffen Land on saxophone, Robert Bohall on piano, Eli Hansen on bass, and Noah Bernacki on drums. Having honed their chemistry together through the prestigious University of Oregon Jazz Studies program, these musicians bring a shared vocabulary and vibrant energy to the stage. Don’t miss this intimate evening of classic tunes reimagined for the modern era.

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07/15/2026

Road to everywhere is playing tonight @ 6:15 pm ! Come see this beautiful story unfold. & remember it’s Wednesday senior discount day!

07/12/2026

A triple bill coming to the Art House stage on July 16th, 2026:
Saw Tooth Wave + Liney Blu + Alexa Ro

Cristobal Cordero has been making music longer than he probably should admit — starting with a four-track recorder at 12, playing CBGB’s before he could legally drink, and somewhere along the way turning a Pacific NW bedroom into a fully functioning indie-rock lab.

Recording under the name Saw Tooth Wave, he makes the kind of music that sounds like The Strokes left a Beatles record on too long in a Mac Demarco’s car. Pop hooks with dirt under their fingernails. Nostalgic but not precious. Melodic but not soft.

These days Cris handles pretty much everything himself - writing, recording, mixing, releasing - on his own terms and his own timeline.b

Liney Blu is a q***r singer-songwriter whose music explores gender expression, identity, and self-discovery through honest lyricism and intimate performances. In 2025, she released her debut LP, Scout, featuring the singles “The Explanation,” “If I Were a Cowboy,” and “Better Man.” Her work blends vulnerability with quiet confidence, creating songs that feel both deeply personal and universally resonant.

Alexa Ro sprouted up in the Pacific Northwest singing and traveled her songs around the country. Dreamy, uplifting, and from the heart, with a voice once described as “crushed velvet with power”, she weaves folk pop tunes accompanied by electric ukulele. Alexa Ro is a vocalist and writer in collaborative projects across genres. Her songs are greatly inspired by nature, the healing journey, and blooming forth.

Doors at 7pm, showtime at 7:30pm $20 ADV, $25 DOS

07/08/2026

Coming live to the Art House stage, on July 17th, 2026: Sturtz! (s t u r t z)

The group is serene and folksy, with melodic vocals soaring over the lower string instrumentals. Sturtz released their second studio album Hyacinth in September 2024, and they’re hard at work writing songs for their next album now. When they’re not playing music, you’ll probably find the members of Sturtz milling flour, gardening, roasting coffee, or honing in on their photography skills.

8pm, $18 ADV - $20 DOS