Mississippi Studios, Portland OR | Nearby Businesses

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• Performance Venue

3939 N Mississippi Ave
Portland, OR 97227
(503) 288-3895

About Mississippi Pizza In the late nineties, when Mississippi Avenue was home to just a handful of struggling businesses, visionary entrepreneurs Philip and Stephanie Stanton saw the potential few others could. They had an idea for a neighborhood pizza pub that would be based on three fundamental guiding principles: great pizza, family friendly live music and entertainment, and above all, serving the local community. In 2001 that dream became a reality when the Stantons proudly opened the doors to The Mississippi Pizza Pub. Within just a few years it became known as a staple of the local Portland music scene with some of the best pie in town to boot. With the addition of an elegant martini bar known as the Atlantis Lounge in 2004, and Gluten-Free Pizza in 2008, “The Mississippi” firmly established itself as the premier destination on what is now a thriving six-block entertainment and dining corridor on historic Mississippi Avenue. With more than a decade of awesome pizza and rocking music shows on the books, “The Mississippi” keeps chugging along, hosting over 600 live events, including Bingo, Karaoke, Trivia, and serving over 30,000 customers a year! So, why not check out our menu and live event calendar and come join in on the fun?

Attached to acclaimed North Portland music venue Mississippi Studios, Bar Bar serves you the best burgers, heaps of fun, cocktails, and music in town. Two outdoor patios are a plus, and minors are allowed until 8:00 pm with parent or guardian. (BAR BAR is owned and operated by Mississippi Studios)

Ecliptic Brewing is a venture from John Harris, an icon in the rich history of Oregon craft brewing. The name Ecliptic unites Harris’ two passions; brewing and astronomy. The brewery celebrates the Earth’s yearly journey around the sun through both its beer and restaurant offerings. About the beer and food: Executive Chef Michael Molitor rotates his seasonally inspired menu every six weeks in accordance with the old world calendar. Harris’ signature beers include Spica Pilsner, Orbiter IPA, Capella Porter, and Phobos Single Hop Red Ale. Ecliptic Brewing’s yearly rotation also includes an out of this world variety of Seasonal beers, Special releases, Collaborations, and Barrel Aged specialties. About John Harris: John began as a brewer with McMenamins from 1986-1988. From there he went on to be the founding brewmaster for Deschutes Brewery, where he created the recipes for Mirror Pond Pale Ale, Black Butte Porter, Jubelale, and Obsidian Stout. He spent the next 20 years of his illustrious career as a brew master for Full Sail Brewing running their brew master reserve program. Since 2013, Harris, along with his team, continue to create great beer, food, and experiences with Ecliptic Brewing. Follow the Ecliptic Brewing journey on Instagram and Twitter: http://twitter.com/eclipticbrewing http://instagram.com/eclipticbrewing

Opened in 2011, Interurban is the second bar from Dan Hart and Chris Navarra in Portland. The bar features pre-prohibition era cocktails, the best beers available and one of Portland's most extensive whiskey lists. The kitchen, run by Chef Jonny Henry is focused on seasonal fare, local game and a blend of classic and modern techniques. Our patio features sun in the summer and covered fire pits in the winter. Cheers!

Lunch and Dinner daily, Sunday Brunch offered from 10am until 2pm with live music starting at 11am until 2pm. Annually we're closed on July 4th, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day only (sometimes Ash Wednesday depending on how rowdy Mardi Gras gets)

Massive back patio with ample seating, Ping Pong, and Foosball open until 11:00 nightly. Sunday Pool Tournament, sign up at 8:30 Trivia Tuesday at 8 pm Free Pool all day and night on Wednesday Nightly televised sports events. Go Timbers!

Located at north Fremont and Albina, just one block east of Mississippi Avenue, Spin Laundry Lounge places state-of-the-art Electrolux equipment and eco-friendly laundry products in a bright, clean, modern and inviting bar, cafe environment. Educating our customers on the benefits of water and energy conservation through our highly efficient Electrolux equipment and the benefits of using eco-friendly laundry products are at the forefront of our mission. Complimentary Nellie’s All Natural Laundry Soda detergent is included with every wash. Spin is open daily from 8am to midnight.

Lompoc (pronounced Lom-Pock, not Lom-Poke) Brewing has been producing handcrafted ales and lagers since 1996. The Lompoc family of brewpubs began with the New Old Lompoc at 1616 NW 23rd Ave in Portland. It then expanded to four more locations: Hedge House (3412 SE Division), Oaks Bottom (1621 SE Bybee); Fifth Quadrant, or 5Q (3901 N Williams, entrance on Failing); and Sidebar (3901 N Williams). The New Old Lompoc was torn down in 2012 and remerged in 2013 as The Lompoc Tavern at 1620 NW 23rd Ave. All Lompoc restaurants feature an excellent array of Northwest pub fare with a great selection of soups, salads, sandwiches and entrees. Each restaurant boasts its own menu, and claims its own specialty - Lompoc Tavern serves up the best clam chowder in town, while Oaks Bottom is famous for its Tatchos - nachos made with tater tots. All five locations offer fantastic outdoor seating, patios or decks that are dog friendly. Minors are not allowed at Sidebar or Lompoc Tavern, but they are welcome at Fifth Quadrant, Hedge House and Oaks Bottom. The original brewery name, the Old Lompoc, was borrowed from the New Old Lompoc House, a well-known establishment on SW First and Arthur in Portland in the 1950s and 1960s. That pub took its name from the Bank Dick, a 1940 comedy film set in Lompoc, California that starred W. C. Fields. Much of the movie took place in the "New Old Lompoc House," which was the local watering hole as well as a boarding house. Lompoc creates eight flavorful year-round beers (Pamplemousse Citrus India Pale Ale, C-Note India Pale Ale, Proletariat Red Ale, Kick-Axe Pale Ale, Fool’s Golden Ale, Stout Out Loud, LSD Strong Ale & Saison de L’Evolution Belgian-Style Ale) plus a ridiculous number of seasonals. You can find Lompoc in 22 oz bottles and on draft at locations in Oregon and Washington, and at its five Portland neighborhood pubs. Drink Local, Drink Lompoc!

Bands that have played Hellstroms Hive include: Poison Idea, Dead Conspiracy, The Shivas, Black Pussy, Mystic Braves, Union Pacific, Cherry Glazer, Landlines, Ah God, War Party, Sealions, A Cambrian Explosion,The Dandelyons, Otis Heat, Ladywolf, Blood Beach, Machine, Living Room, The Bloodtypes, Divers, Nerve Beats, Tyrants, Fur Coats, The Hague, A Happy Death, Autonomics, Slutty Hearts, Bubble cats, Tender Age, Fake Nails, Sweet Tooth, Manx, Lunch, Grandhorse, Surfs Drugs, Holy Tentacles, Fine Pets, Moon Debris, Arthur Leon Adams III , The Darkest Moons, Beach Party, Boys, Hidden Knives, The Crossettes, Ghost Runner, Bath Party, Wizard Boots, The People Electric, Dodge Logic, Singing Knives, Young Dad, Youth Bitch, Brain Capital, Atlas And The Astronaut, Objects in space, Satya Sena, The Mission Orange, Governess, Mr. Tang, Fake Beach, Coma Serfs, Brother Elf, The Cigarette Burns, Lubec, Mad Caps, Fox and the law, Foxy Lemon, The Ecstatics, Donkey Lips and Hellstroms Five.

The Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls is a 501(c)3 Non-Profit that builds girls self-esteem through music creation and performance. For over 10 years, we've provided workshops and technical training to create leadership opportunities, cultivate a supportive community of peers and mentors, and encourage social change and the development of life skills. Now in a new location with a theater in tow (!), we hope to offer a space where all people can come hear rad music and have a fun time! Our new space is dedicated to offering music for all ages.

The Rose Quarter in Portland, OR is owned by an affiliate of the Portland Trail Blazers. The Rose Quarter includes 20,000-seat Moda Center, 12,000-seat Veterans Memorial Coliseum, 6,500-seat Theater of the Clouds, 40,000-square foot Exhibit Hall and the Rose Quarter Commons. Home to the NBA Portland Trail Blazers, the Moda Center is a $267 million multi-purpose LEED Gold Certified arena that opened in the fall of 1995. The WHL Winterhawks play in Veterans Memorial Coliseum, which opened in 1961 and served as the original home of the Trail Blazers. Veterans Memorial Coliseum is attached to 40,000-square foot Exhibit Hall and seven meeting rooms. The Commons, Portland’s largest outdoor public plaza, connects the Moda Center and the Veterans Memorial Coliseum and can accommodate up to 5,000 people for outdoor events. Levy Services is the official food and beverage concessionaire for the Rose Quarter.