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Brigadoon is as much a morality play as a light-hearted entertainment…a fine example of the era’s ability to work out life’s thorniest issues through flights of fancy and with a refreshing dose of good-humor, joie de vivre, and old-fashioned ethics. Add absolutely wonderful music by Lerner & Loewe with such heartwarming songs as "I'll Go Home With Bonnie Jean", "The Heather On The Hill", and "Almost Like Being In Love" and the results were and are, well, magical. [Details] OPENING WEEKEND: July 10 (Fri eve) [tickets] [Dinner at Six]] - July 11 (Sat eve) [tickets] [Dinner at Six] - July 12 (Sun mat) [tickets] [Dinner after the show]

London-born, Brooklyn-based singer/songwriter Teddy Thompson makes his first stop at The Shedd on tour in support of his exquisitely crafted Never Be The Same, his first collection of original material since 2020. Across ten tracks, Thompson refines his craft via an exploration of music’s enduring preoccupations — love, longing, and the uneasy passage of time. [Details] [Tickets] [Dinner]

The Shedd Institute’s E. Y. Harburg Academy for Musical Theatre presents "Almost Like Being In Love", a celebration of the legendary musical theatre team Alan Jay Lerner (lyrcist, 1918-86) and Frederick Loewe (composer, 1901-88). The pair's first Broadway and Holly hits included Brigadoon (1947), Paint Your Wagon (1951), My Fair Lady (1956), the film musical Gigi (1958), and Camelot (1960). These 5 shows are simply loaded with Songbook classics [Details] [3:00] [5:30]

The Shedd Institute's Community Music School offers classes, vacation camps, and private lessons for all ages in a wide range of musical instruments and styles. Begin private lessons any time! Contact the School Registrar (email or 541.434.7000) today! [Summer term] [Music School home].

We have dedicated Oregon Festival of American Music 2026 to an exploration and celebration of the body of non-Songbook songs and music from throughout the world and byways of America which have made their way into the American popular music and jazz canons. This past January Artistic Director Chuck Redd and company looked at the rich musical intersection of France & the United States. This August they explore American musical crosscurrents and convergences more broadly, with dives not only into the musical journeys of other countries but also into other North American musical traditions and the European art music tradition both in Europe and the United States which have found a place in the Classic Songbook and jazz mainstream. Join us! [details]

BY agreement between The Shedd and Lane County, Shedd patrons can park free Monday-Friday 5pm-7am and all day Saturday and Sunday in the Pearl Street Parking Lot directly north of The Shedd across 8th Ave. Enter the lot on either 7th or Pearl Street.

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 The Shedd Institute is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. Our Tax ID is 93-1045304.