Join Kyra and Nathan for (mostly) chill jazz.

All ages welcome.

Linda and Gene first crossed paths at a Hawthorne Boulevard jam session in 2006. Over the nearly two decades since, they’ve enjoyed a fun musical journey, performing in everything from intimate duos to swinging quartets and building a great community of friends and fellow musicians along the way. Inspired by an appreciation for a wide variety of jazz standards, Linda and Gene play to share the pure joy of music. They look forward to seeing you at The Scout Wine Bar!

All ages welcome.

Ben Woodman is a versatile jazz guitarist and strong creative voice in the Portland music scene. He leads his bands Idle Hands Quartet and Strange Rotation, and collaborates with various other musicians in the Willamette Valley. As a solo guitarist, he is a dynamic and virtuosic performer. Music ranging from Thelonious Monk, to Joe Henderson, to Stevie Wonder, to Claude Debussy may appear in a single night.

Find him @bwoodmanmusic online.

All ages welcome.

Jason Meeks is a Pacific Northwest transplant who plays everything from Dave Matthews to Johnny Cash. He specializes in acoustic covers of one-hit wonders from the 90s.

Find him on Instagram HERE.

All ages welcome.

Mike Phillips moved to Oregon in 2005 to explore its music scene and follow in the footsteps of his favorite artist at the time, Elliott Smith. Between 2006 and 2007 he joined a band with a popular run that included winning a Battle of the Bands at the Crystal Ballroom; releasing a single via Starbucks’ Hear Music record label; opening for acclaimed artists including Everclear and Seven Mary Three; touring 36 states —and immediately breaking up upon their return. Hailing back to a 90s-era PNW-style singer-songwriter tradition, he’s since turned his musical interests to pseudo-folk originals with an international flavor, storytelling, and Irish folk music specifically. In 2024 he moved to Gresham; folkefire is the latest incantation of his musical and personal interests.

Learn more about folkefire HERE.

All ages welcome.

Curtis Clay Reynolds is a Portland-based singer/songwriter with a pop/soul-influenced vibe expressed through powerful vocals and acoustic guitar!

Learn more about Curtis HERE.

Find him on Instagram HERE.

All ages welcome.

Larry and Re Hart created Spiced Rye in 2018, after relocating to the Pacific NW, from the Central Coast of California, where they were founding members of the band “3 for the Road.” Leaving a bandmate behind, Larry and Re found themselves needing to reinvent their sound, as a duo. Re’s unique vocals have been described, by many, as having a tone that reminds people of Stevie Nicks, Tracy Chapman, Joni Mitchell, and Margo Timmins, as well as many others. Along with lead vocals, Re plays rhythm guitar, while Larry plays rhythm and lead.

Learn more about Spiced Rye HERE.

All ages welcome.

Robert Meade is a past performer of the Sundance Film Festival and a singer/songwriter, solo acoustic musician who has been entertaining Northwest audiences for almost two decades.  His brand of upbeat Americana, Rhythm 'n' Blues originals & classics of the 60s to 90s are bound to lift the spirit! With influences by Tom Petty, Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Neil Young, and Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones, you'll be transported back—or be introduced—to some of the greatest singer/songwriters of all time.

Find Robert on Instagram HERE.

Photo credit: Tatie B. Photography.

All ages welcome.

Portland, Oregon based guitarist, synth wizard, and cinematic expressionist Alex Callenberger creates soundscapes to dream and swim through. Calling on the powers of electric guitar, live looping, electronic and experimental instruments, he casts sonic spells that straddle and bind the genres of ambient, down-tempo, experimental, psych, and folk-minimalism.

Learn more about Alex HERE.

Find him on Instagram HERE.

All ages welcome.

Lexie is a Portland based singer-songwriter, filmmaker, and actor. Her debut album, Halcyon Days, emerges on the heels of her completing chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery to remove a sarcoma tumor from her thigh. During five months of chemo, Lexie could not listen to music. Once in recovery, listening to pop music especially had a revelatory effect.

Timeless, vibrant, earthy, and sexy, Halcyon Days is a deeply personal account of Lexie’s recent life experience, offered through memorable hooks and a lush sonic landscape, thanks in large part to producer Alex Callenberger. With a voice to soothe, Lexie sings of desire, love, loss and ultimately the celebration of being alive.

Halcyon Days is due for release in the summer of 2026.

Find out more HERE.

All ages welcome.

Curtis Clay Reynolds is a Portland-based singer/songwriter with a pop/soul-influenced vibe expressed through powerful vocals and acoustic guitar!

Learn more about Curtis HERE.

Find him on Instagram HERE.

All ages welcome!

edad del pavo is an acoustic instrumental project blending the intricate sounds of Spanish guitar with the rhythmic energy of Latin American percussion, all filtered through the introspective lens of Pacific Northwest indie rock and folk. Founded in Barcelona in 2016, the project has since moved to Gresham, Ore., where it continues to craft dynamic, atmospheric compositions that transport listeners across borders and genres.

Learn more about edad del pavo HERE.

Find it on Instagram HERE.

All ages welcome!

Compositions painting an afro-cuban face with a transplanted american smile, 1,000 Fuegos presents eclectic sounds filtered by a modern pop perspective and spiced with colors of jazz. All the way from Hialeah, Fla.—a concrete melting pot of mostly Caribbean, Latin America, and US cultures—this music is a captivating challenge to conventional musical themes.

All ages welcome.

Please join us for a live performance by Mike Finch! Mike takes his guitar and harmonicas worldwide but calls Gresham home.  He favors Acoustic Classic Rock from the ‘60s to the ‘90s—from Neil Young to Jimmy Buffett.

All ages welcome.

Natalia Hougen is a Russian singer and guitarist who shares the history and context of Russian, Ukrainian, Cossack folk, and romantic songs, while also exploring their role in Slavic tradition.

All ages welcome.

Larry and Re Hart created Spiced Rye in 2018, after relocating to the Pacific NW, from the Central Coast of California, where they were founding members of the band “3 for the Road.” Leaving a bandmate behind, Larry and Re found themselves needing to reinvent their sound, as a duo. Re’s unique vocals have been described, by many, as having a tone that reminds people of Stevie Nicks, Tracy Chapman, Joni Mitchell, and Margo Timmins, as well as many others. Along with lead vocals, Re plays rhythm guitar, while Larry plays rhythm and lead.

Learn more about Spiced Rye HERE.

All ages welcome.

Ben Woodman is a versatile jazz guitarist and strong creative voice in the Portland music scene. He leads his bands Idle Hands Quartet and Strange Rotation, and collaborates with various other musicians in the Willamette Valley. As a solo guitarist, he is a dynamic and virtuosic performer. Music ranging from Thelonious Monk, to Joe Henderson, to Stevie Wonder, to Claude Debussy may appear in a single night.

Find him @bwoodmanmusic online.

All ages welcome.

gardentender is the songwriting duo of Kyle and Linoy — partners in life and music. Their songs, written together, are rooted in harmony and connection, weaving stories of love, growth, and quiet resilience. With a sound that draws from folk, indie, and Americana, gardentender offers a set that’s tender, textured, and deeply human. Their song “Happy Song” was a runner-up in the Portland Folk Fest 2026 Song Contest.

Learn more about gardentender HERE.

Find them on Instagram HERE.

Photo credit: @alacrityphotography.

All ages welcome.

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.

The result lives in the in-between:

‍dreamy but grounded,
emotional but dancy,
polished but still raw where it matters.

Learn more about The AM HERE.

All ages welcome.

Portland, Oregon based guitarist, synth wizard, and cinematic expressionist Alex Callenberger creates soundscapes to dream and swim through. Calling on the powers of electric guitar, live looping, electronic and experimental instruments, he casts sonic spells that straddle and bind the genres of ambient, down-tempo, experimental, psych, and folk-minimalism.

Learn more about Alex HERE.

Find him on Instagram HERE.

All ages welcome.

Join visual artist and film producer Cameron Holly Dexter for an intimate artist talk celebrating her current in-shop residency. Cameron will share the stories behind her surreal art practice, discussing how she uses vintage imagery and celestial elements to explore women's internal landscapes.

She will also speak on how her studio art connects with her film career, exploring her background in visual storytelling across both mediums. Grab a glass of wine and join us for an evening of art, storytelling, and community conversation!

All ages welcome.

Bronwen Roberts is a Portland-based singer-songwriter, guitarist, and recording artist, specializing in unconventional rhythms and fingerpicking techniques. Fluent in four languages, her repertoire spans Brazilian jazz, French YéYé, Americana, and other world music — as well as her own alt-folk compositions.

Originally from Texas, she attended college at Yale University and the University of Paris, later moving to Rio de Janeiro where she studied Brazilian rhythms. Her studio albums Breathless (2025) and False Start (2017) evoke the stripped-down, acoustic styles of Nick Drake, Caetano Veloso, and Joni Mitchell. She is currently involved in a number of Portland-area music projects, including her psych-folk band Revelever.

Learn more about Bronwen HERE.

Find her on Instagram HERE.

All ages welcome.

Ben Woodman is a versatile jazz guitarist and strong creative voice in the Portland music scene. He leads his bands Idle Hands Quartet and Strange Rotation, and collaborates with various other musicians in the Willamette Valley. As a solo guitarist, he is a dynamic and virtuosic performer. Music ranging from Thelonious Monk, to Joe Henderson, to Stevie Wonder, to Claude Debussy may appear in a single night.

Find him @bwoodmanmusic online.

All ages welcome.

Meet Luke + Molly: video editors by day, Morning Breath by night. Sweethearts in real life, they are both songwriters and multi-instrumentalists. Pairing irreverently heartfelt lyrics with mellifluous vocal harmonies, their brand of scrappy folk-pop will worm its way into your heart and insulate your insides against the bitter chill of rain-drenched Pacific Northwest evenings.

Based in Portland, Ore., they began playing in the spring of 2025, and have already performed in a variety of venues including a tree-squatter’s platform, a WPA-era concrete tunnel, and their own backyard.

This Should Be Illegal—out on February 27—is their debut album. Aside from Luke and Molly, the Morning Breath touring band is rounded out with the absurd talents of Matt Harmon, Kali Giaritta, Cole Huiskamp, and Steve Foster.

Find them on Instagram HERE.

All ages welcome.

Maggie Ray is a Portland-based folk-pop acoustic artist with a wide-ranging sound, from intimate singer-songwriter ballads to powerful indie rock infused with alt-country grit. A commanding vocalist, Ray is a community-minded dreamer whose shows blur the line between performance and gathering—blending humor, tenderness, and a touch of wild queer magic.

Learn more about Maggie Ray HERE.

All ages welcome.

The LDT tale begins in Lake Tahoe with two friends, passionate about chasing down good wine, deep powder, and occasionally trouble.

After one particularly epic blower day, Christopher Stiffler and McIntosh Forrence settled down for a little après that transitioned into a big evening with more beverages. With stoke still high from the day's adventure, they stayed up late to ponder the meaning of life and the future. Fortune favors the bold and they weren't getting any younger. They agreed to follow their shared passion and that it was time to carve out their spot in the wine world.

That late night conversation turned into daytime discussions and serious strategic planning. Stiffler and Forrence determined it was time to leave their beloved Tahoe powder and, in 2014, LDT Wine Co. made their first vintage in the Willamette Valley.

Alas, the two hour drive to Meadows from the Valley was unbearable. In 2016 they jumped at the chance to move to the Columbia River Gorge, finally able to combine their passions for wine and skiing and feel that ol' familiar stoke a bit more often.

Learn more HERE.

Join the The Scout Book Club to discuss this month’s selection: The Giver by Lois Lowry! Bring your copy of the book and your thoughts!

All ages welcome.

Join this month’s Artist in Residence Paul Aguilar for a reception to view and discuss what art he is currently displaying!

Paul Aguilar (Copio) is a multifaceted abstract artist. His work embodies a wide range of mediums from bold lined illustrations, vibrant acrylic paintings, to layered collaged renderings. Paul’s techniques meander depending on the season, or perhaps even the minute.

He is not afraid to clash textiles, scribble over past work to create something new, paint still life or create a caricature out of thin air. This rather loose and heavy handed approach to art has been what has kept him out of the creative doldrums over the years.

Paul stays true to his artistic working-class roots and is committed to creating unique works that are ambitious, affordable, and can offer an enriching space on any wall.

Learn more about Paul HERE.

All ages welcome.

Wisconsin born and performing since she can remember, Mama Sam is a soulful songwriter who scrubs hearts with her captivating voice and groovy guitar. She performed in a multitude of bands in Chicago throughout the 2000s like Calibrated Crematorium, Willy Dynomite, Cartolinas, The Flower Beds and more. 

Learn more about Mama Sam and the Jam HERE and HERE.

Find them on Instagram HERE.

All ages welcome.