It was The Ides of March, March 15th of 1969, when Don MacLeod, his wife Loreen and brother in law Dan Lissy first opened an 800 square foot record store on the corner of 32nd & East Burnside. Specializing in mostly underground music not found in the department stores, drugstores or the couple of record stores which existed at the time, Music Millennium filled a niche for the Portland music community.

Titles by Fairport Convention, Frank Zappa, John Fahey, The Fugs and Holy Modal Rounders were stocked in the small store along with the sounds heard on the then three month old FM station, KINK- The Underground Link.

The store quickly grew in the first five years to its current size, including the addition of a classical store called The Musical Offering, later known as Classical Millennium (closed in 2012). A second Music Millennium store was also added next to the now defunct Purple Earth Tavern at NW 21st & Irving, later located at 23rd & Johnson.

It's over 40 years later and Music Millennium is the oldest record store in existence in the Pacific Northwest. Throughout our history, we've stocked the ever-evolving gamut of formats including LP, 45, reel-to-reel, 8-track, cassette, DAT, compact disc, mini-disc, DCC and CD-ROM.

Youth Music Project’s mission is to provide outstanding rock, pop, and country music education for youth by offering tuition assistance, instrument rental, and exceptional, state-of-the-art performance opportunities!

We are a tightly-knit group of inspired, engaged and encouraging educators and musicians who believe that every student deserves to access music education, regardless of income.

YMP students can sign-up for Group Music classes or Private Music Lessons in Guitar, Drums, Electric Bass, Violin, Piano, Ukulele or Vocal for kids, teens and adults. Rock Band and Tools of Rock are available for students starting the fourth grade. We also provide Early Childhood Music Classes geared toward ages 1-6 years.
Youth Music Project also offers Tuition Assistance for students who qualify for the free or reduced lunch program at school.

Shen Yun Performing Arts is a premier classical Chinese dance and music company established in New York. It performs classical Chinese dance, ethnic and folk dance, and story-based dance, with orchestral accompaniment and solo performers. For 5,000 years, divine culture flourished in the land of China. Through breathtaking music and dance, Shen Yun is reviving this glorious culture. Shen Yun, or ??, can be translated as: “The beauty of divine beings dancing.”

The Master's Men of FBC Silsbee originated with the dream of a few devoted Southern Gospel Music fans. Dr. Jimmy Norwood (tenor), Dwight Short (lead), David Diden (baritone), and Bill Wright (bass) collaborated together to start a Southern Gospel Quartet called the Master's Four. This group of men began their journey back in 1985 and created a legacy that carries through to the present day. In 1996 Mark Frusha came to First Baptist Church, Silsbee as the Minister of Music. Shortly thereafter, Mark Frusha, Dwayne Davis and Jimmy Hayes created a trio called the Minor Third which performed on occasion at First Baptist Church. A Southern Gospel group called The Mighty Voice Quartet was formed which consisted of Keith Morgan, Rick Goldin, Dwight Short, and Mark Frusha. At one Church Homecoming event the first two groups decided to join forces to sing the classic "Here Comes the Bride" and the groups, as well as the crowd, loved it. In 1998 the groups officially joined together and renamed themselves The Master's Men of FBC Silsbee.

The Master's Men Of Silsbee are a Southern Gospel Quartet...Texas Sized! We perform locally here in SE TX, but also travel outside of our great state. We sing a lot, but are very humbled by the opportunity to serve our Lord through this music. God Bless and keep singing!!!

Charles is just a friendly musician who loves to play traditional dance music. He also likes to visit with the fans who come out to enjoy great live music. Charles always looks forward to meeting new people and making new friends. Charles & The Fabulous 4 perform at dances and clubs every weekend in the Central Texas area.

KMIN is a radio station broadcasting a Country Music format that is licensed to Grants, New Mexico, United States. The station is owned by KD Radio, Inc.

Michael Allen Harrison delivers music to the heart. His classical contemporary style carves a distinct niche of timeless music that has connected with thousands throughout his three-decade career. Michael is an American composer, songwriter and pianist from Portland, Oregon. As an iconic artist, he is known for his magical piano solo performances and recordings, his upbeat sound with his band, his work with inspiring vocalist Julianne Johnson, his skills producing and creating music for ballet, theater and film, his love for teaching and for his giving spirit. Michael is the founder and president of the Snowman Foundation, the Ten Grands concert series, and the beloved Christmas at the Old Church concert series, approaching its 25th season.

Portland Columbia Symphony Orchestra is a not-for-profit service organization dedicated to presenting quality performances of standard, worthy but rarely performed, and new orchestral repertoire. The orchestra features regional composers, soloists, and musicians both professional and semi-professional. Portland Columbia Symphony Orchestra brings together musicians and audiences in friendly, affordable, and accessible concert experiences.

Portland Columbia Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1982 as a community orchestra by Jerry Luedders at Lewis and Clark College. PSU Professor John Trudeau then led the orchestra for fourteen years. Under his guidance, PCSO evolved from an all-volunteer community orchestra into a semi-professional metropolitan orchestra, with over 90 percent of the orchestra's 70+ members being professional musicians. Huw Edwards served as Music Director and Conductor for twelve seasons (2000-2012). Having flourished and matured artistically over the past 31 seasons, it is now composed of many of the finest musicians in the metropolitan Portland community.

The Annual Holiday Food & Gift Festival returns each November with two shows in Colorado; Denver and Colorado Springs, and three shows in Oregon; Portland, Eugene and Redmond. With 100’s of exhibitors the festival provides shoppers with one-of-a-kind gifts that cannot be found anywhere else.


Featuring art, crafts, jewelry, clothing, wood, music, photography, toys, Christmas décor, and much more makes this a gift buyers delight. There is a large gourmet food area where you can sample and purchase a wide range of food items including toffee, tea, chocolates, pasta, soups, dips, meats, coffee, jams, shortbread, chili, sauces and much more!


Santa Claus makes an appearance at the festival and is available each day for kids of all ages to take photos with.
The Holiday Food & Gift Festival has become a tradition for families for over 20 years. We hope you will join us again or for the first time to celebrate the holidays and the spirit of Christmas.

The Holiday Food & Gift Festivals are held annually in Denver and Colorado Springs, Colorado, and in Portland, Eugene and Redmond, Oregon. Our shows are a celebration of arts, crafts, and gourmet foods set in a holiday atmosphere amid Christmas trees, trains and Santa Claus. A popular area is the gourmet food where you can sample hundreds of different items including jams, jellies, meats, chili, candy, soups, dips, sauces, salsa, coffee, and much more! Santa makes his first appearance at the festivals delighting young and old alike. From 118 vendors in the smallest festival to over 300 in Denver, holiday shopping can be done in one place! No running around to different stores or wandering through acres of mall space, shopping can be done at a leisurely pace while finding unique one-of-a-kind items.

ISing’s mission is to share innovative and exceptional choral music while supporting local nonprofit organizations.
Since our founding in 2005, ISing has worked to share high-quality music to make its community better. We believe that music can make the world a better place, and we put that into practice by raising money for nonprofit organizations in Beaverton, Washington County, and the greater Portland area. ISing… well, we sing. But we do much more than that. We learn about diverse music and we share that — for free — with our audience. We tour internationally to share our culture with others and to bring their culture back with us. And we raise money for local charities. Sing Music is powerful. It connects people in ways that words cannot. We sing for the joy of it, but we also sing for the challenge. Instead of finding music that’s well within our abilities, we often select pieces that push us to improve and grow as individual musicians and as a choir. Perform While it’s incredibly satisfying to sing with a group of talented, committed people, it’s just not the same without an audience. Getting to share our hard work and passion with our appreciative, generous audience makes all the hours of rehearsal worth it. Benefit But we don’t just do it for the love of the music. We also want to highlight and support nonprofit organizations that are making our community a better place. So each of our concerts is a benefit show with 100% (that’s all of it) of the money collected going to our named beneficiary. Since we started, ISing has raised $241,030 for nonprofit organizations in the area. Tour Every three years the choir goes on an international tour. Through touring we get to explore other cultures and musical traditions while sharing ours. But perhaps the most important thing that happens on tour is relationships that develop within the choir. We learn to not just sing with each other, but for each other.

Hillsboro Symphony Orchestra performed its debut concert November 16, 2001. Less than 30 musicians arrived for that September rehearsal not knowing who would be conducting or what music they would be playing in just two short months. What brought this amateur group together was a shared passion for playing music. HSO was formed to give amateur musicians from throughout Washington County a place to perform, and give the county a community orchestra to hear. The Orchestra, which is open to all interested musicians, includes players from high school age to retirement with diverse backgrounds including physicians, engineers, retirees, stay at home Moms all with one common thread: the passion for playing symphonic music.

The newly organized HSO performed publicly for free at Thomas Middle School under the direction of conductor Stefan Minde. Although the audience was small, it was the beginning of what is now an ever growing community orchestra 65 members strong. Since that initial concert, HSO has continued to perform a series of three concerts a year: a Fall, Winter, and Spring program offering local musicians and community members an affordable way to appreciate a variety of symphonic music and enhance the cultural experiences available in the Washington County area. All of the HSO musicians share a passion for playing and performing, however, most would not have the opportunity otherwise as players volunteer their time and talents; while needing to keep their daytime jobs.
Past Symphony Logos Through the years our logo has taken on different shapes. In the original design, the audience voted in the name Pizzicato Pete for the conductor’s name. In 2006 a design contest was established and the winning design, by Leisha Huskey, continues to be our current logo.

The Portland Youth Philharmonic Association supports two full symphony orchestras, a wind ensemble and a string ensemble. Each group is made up of outstanding young musicians chosen by open auditions each spring and late summer who are seated solely according to ability. They range in age from 7 to 22, come from communities across the region, and represent over 70 different schools. Membership demands their commitment to an intensive schedule of rehearsals and the performance of a repertoire that closely parallels that of major professional orchestras. The organization presents a subscription series of concerts in the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, as well as free children's concerts and other community concerts both in Portland and around the region.

We offer Kindermusik classes, as well as private voice and piano lessons. We nurture and challenge our students to express themselves through music to the greatest of their abilities. Core Values: -We aim to promote musical growth and a passion for music for all ages and skill levels. -Music is fundamental at all stages of life, and essential for individuals, families, and communities. -We believe that we have a responsibility to expand the position of music in society by educating the next generation of musicians.

It's great to be back in Georgia after 15 years in LA working as a composer, sound designer and audio producer for Warner Bros, Fox, Sony and more.

I'm excited to partner my skill with your voice. I've worked in a wide array of styles from Folk to Rock, Pop to EDM, R&B to Hip-Hop, Country to Christian. I love all styles of music and I'm excited to get started on your project!

Whether you want to record a demo, are ready to track that album, or need a product to sell at gigs or church performances, Let Kilohertz Audio Recording be your recording studio of choice.

Chris Rybak - is one of the most popular accordion entertainers in Texas and can be found performing on the national and international level throughout the year. He has about 150 dates a year, about 100 of which are public shows and about 50 or more private shows for birthdays, anniversaries, reunions, weddings and other special occasions.

Combining his love of music, proud Czech heritage and magnetic personality, this "Accordion Cowboy" has what it takes to entertain audiences of all ages through his showmanship and fresh enthusiastic musical style. Chris's shows utilize his special talents on the digital accordion along with keyboards, trumpet and his vocals. You can book him as a "one-man show" or with his band. Chris's music includes Country & Western, Polka, Cajun, Tex-Mex, Folk, Gospel, Classical and other styles.

Chris's music has been influenced by the varied music styles of Hank Williams, Garth Brooks, Flaco, Santiago Jimenez, Myron Floren, Floyd Cramer, and George Strait. This variety has captured the hearts of thousands of people across Texas.