Milagro

More tickets just released for tonight's FREE EVENT at El Centro Milagro, 525 SE Stark Street in Portland's Central Eastside. Come experience a screening of three short films by local Portland filmmakers Dawn Jones Redstone (HOSTILE WORK ENVIRONMENT), Ricardo & Veronica Alvarado (MORA), and Tatiana Maria Corbitt (DREAMLAND).

Reserve your seats now at https://milagrotheatre.ludus.com/show_page.php?show_id=200530809
of click on the LINK IN BIO for easy access.

Milagro community — don't miss this — this Sunday!

"A Grain of Sand, Revisited" brings together music from the landmark 1973 album by Chris Iijima, Nobuko Miyamoto, and Charlie Chin—reimagined by Resonance Ensemble and A Thousand Tongues. Songs of Asian American history, resistance, and memory—reimagined for right now.

📅 Sunday, June 7, 2:00 PM
🎟️ Tickets on sale now
URL: https://www.resonancechoral.org/grain-of-sand

As Season42 is coming to a close, we want to express our thanks to for providing Milagro with fabulous wines for our many events throughout the season!

A to Z Wineworks offers the highest quality wines for the greatest sustainable value while building a company that combines commerce with conscience. Wide sourcing from all of the remarkable Western Oregon valleys results in wines that capture a true Essence of Oregon. Three times on the Top 100 Wine Spectator list, the wines regularly receive Best Buy, Editor’s Choice, and Best Value accolades. A Certified B Corp since 2014, A to Z Wineworks has been a Best for the World B Corp every year since based on its commitment to transparency, accountability, and social, environmental, and economic improvement.

Check them out at https://atozwineworks.com.

🏳️‍🌈Happy Pride Month!🏳️‍🌈
Embracing diversity, empowering voices! At Milagro, we stand in solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community, celebrating their strength and resilience every day, all year round.

🎬 Join us for an evening of independent film, storytelling, and conversation at Milagro.

This special film shorts screening features the work of three remarkable filmmakers and recipients of the Milagro Artist Fund, a program dedicated to supporting and uplifting Latine artists in our community.

✨ Hostile Work Environment — Directed by Dawn Jones Redstone
✨ MORA — Directed by Ricardo & Veronica Alvarado
✨ Dreamland — Directed by Tatiana Maria Corbitt

Through horror, drama, magical realism, and deeply personal storytelling, these films explore identity, labor, memory, dreams, and belonging while centering voices and perspectives too often left out of the frame.

Following the screening, audiences will have the opportunity to engage with the artists and learn more about their creative processes, inspirations, and work.

📍 El Zócalo at El Centro Milagro
🗓 June 5
⏰ 8:00 PM

Come celebrate these talented filmmakers and the power of independent storytelling.

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Join us THIS FRIDAY at 7:00 PM for a FREE EVENT as part of Milagro's "tertulia art+conversation" series!

"What Do We Have Left Now?" presents a photographic exhibition from Diego Neri -- a Brazilian photographer whose work drifts through the boundaries of perception and emotion. This exhibition unfolds as an intimate gathering where art, conversation, and presence intersect.

Tickets are pay-what-you-wish -- STARTING AT $0! -- and may be reserved at https://milagro.org/event/what-do-we-have-left-now ...
or click on the LINK IN BIO.

Latinos have always answered the call to serve. This Memorial Day, we at Milagro pay tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of Latino service members who showed up, fought, and too often go overlooked. Thank you for your ultimate sacrifice.

Final weekend. Final open mics. Final chance to take the stage at Brown Face. 🎤

Over the past few weeks, our community has shared poetry, stories, jokes, truth, and vulnerability before every performance—and we’re closing out the run with more incredible featured voices from , , and .

There’s still time to get on the mic. Participants receive free entry and a unique discount code for friends and family.

Every performance of Brown Face begins with a 15-minute open mic slam prologue. Bring a poem, passage, story, joke—whatever you want to share.

To reserve a 3-minute slot, email Artistic Associate Mia at [email protected], or sign up at the door if space is available.

Because your voice belongs in this space. ❤️

Final performances of Brown Face at Milagro Theatre run through May 24.

You're invited to a free event in the Milagro Theatre this Saturday, May 23 from 2:00-4:00 PM.

Over the last 16 months federal policy and actions in the United States have resulted in increased xenophobia and the normalization of intolerance, they have set parts of our community against each other. They have caused many to forego health care, hold their children from school, and keep silent when mistreated by authorities or individuals within their own communities.

A US-based non-governmental organization (NGO) registered in Colombia, Todos Somos is a non-profit organization with a mission to document the stories and testimonies of migrants and refugees fleeing Venezuela. Having run programs in Colombia since 2020, they have identified a need to expand their work to Oregon.

¿Qué Pasa Venezuela y Qué Pasa Oregón? is an afternoon of readings and discussion where Todos Somos will share collected testimonies and will reflect on how they are listening to and documenting the lives of those most affected by changes in our nation's national and international policy and actions.

Attendees will hear collected testimonies, learn about current needs in both Colombia and in Oregon, and review how we can document this moment in history - both to share with others ‘in real time’ and to archive for future scholars. Todos Somos also will discuss new potential partnerships for local and international programs.

Light refreshments and snacks provided for all attendees.

Please reserve your space at:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/que-pasa-venezuela-y-que-pasa-oregon-tickets-1988184397052?aff=ebdssbdestsearch