- MASKING. By State of Oregon mandate masks are required in all indoor public places for all patrons.
    - VACCINATION/TESTING. To enter Shedd Institute public performance spaces all patrons 15 years and older must present proof of full COVID-19 vaccination or a certified negative test within 3 days of the performance.
    - DISTANCING is not required.
    - Shedd staff, faculty and artists are fully vaccinated.
For clarifications on specific questions call The Shedd Ticket Office at 541.434.7000.

2021-22 Shedd series:
    - The Jazz Kings 2021-22
    - Shedd Classical 2021-22
    - Shedd Presents 2021-22
    - Now Hear This 2021-22

The Shedd Institute is pleased to welcome the ever-brilliant Scotish fiddler Alasdair Fraser and the sizzling-talented cellist Natalie Haas back for their 8th Jaqua Concert Hall appearance. "The musical chemistry between Scottish fiddle legend Alasdair Fraser and young cello ace Natalie Haas," writes The Boston Herald, "is a rare, felicitous thing." [Details] [Tickets] [Dinner]

For its 7th incarnation, the Evynne Hollens Contemporary Songbook Project showcases the music from Milagro, a new bilingual musical, for a live audience for the first time! Currently in development and written by Evynne Hollens, Portland singer-songwriter Anna Gilbert and Latin Grammy winner and celebrated singer-songwriter Gaby Moreno, Milagro is inspired by the miraculous true story of a Latin American woman and her quest to reconnect with her roots. Audiences will get a rare and very exciting first listen to the music from this deeply personal story about survival, love, loss and the complexity of family. [Details]
Oct 23 (Sat eve) [Tickets] [Pre-Concert Dinner]
Oct 24 (Sun mat) [Tickets] [Pre-Concert Dinner]

BeauSoleil avec Michael Doucet returns to The Shedd for the--what, 15th time? We can't get enough of these guys! Born out of the rich Acadian ancestry of its members, and created and driven by bandleader Michael Doucet’s spellbinding fiddle playing and soulful vocals, BeauSoleil is notorious for bringing even the most staid audience to its feet. We've reserved some floor at the back of the main floor for dancing for this show. [Details] [Tickets] [Dinner]

The Peter & Will Anderson Quintet, joined by Shirley Andress, shine the spotlight on Great American Songbook legend Irving Berlin. Look for Berlin classics like “Puttin’ on the Ritz”, “Let’s Face The Music And Dance", "Anything You Can Do, I Can Do Better", "White Christmas", "There's No Business like Show Business", "Blue Skies" and more! [Details] [Tickets] [Dinner]

The one and only, incomparable, nonpareil, don't-even-think-about-not-being-there Squirrel Nut Zippers return to The Shedd Institute by very serious popular demand. What can we say? These folks are the left ear of the dolphin, the cat's pajamas, President Hoover's pocket watch. You don't show and you will forever regret it. [Details] [Tickets] [Dinner]

The Shedd Institute Community Music School offers classes and private lessons for all ages in a wide range of musical instruments and styles. You can sign up for private lessons any time and start right away. Fall Term classes begin Saturday, Sep 11th with the first session of the Harburg Academy's Fall 2021 Vaudeville Hour. Contact the School Registrar (email or 541.434.7000) for a course catalog or to schedule lessons today! More info....

The Shedd's Loop Lane County Committee presents Traveling with Hearing Loss, a free community conversation which brings together a panel of international and local speakers and performers to discuss the challenges of traveling with hearing loss. Audience question and answer time with the panelists will make the evening truly a community conversation. Entry is free but ticketed. Masking & vaccination/testing protocols apply. As usual, Shedd offers its family-style dinner before the event. [Details] [Tickets] [Dinner]

Come learn how to use a hearing loop and to make your hearing aids or cochlear implant work better for you to access live music and speech. The Shedd’s Loop Lane County Committee offers Sound Advice! – free friendly peer-to-peer workshops from 10-11 am on the 2nd Saturday of each month, at The Shedd or over Zoom until further notice. Family and friends are also welcome and encouraged to participate. They can also try out a loop. [Details]

The Shedd provides a broad range of cultural services to our community, most of which need your support! If philanthropy is a part of your community service mix, please consider a gift to The Shedd Institute. You can donate online here or, if you choose, contact Ginevra at 541.434.7002 or gralph@theshedd.net