Located in Portland’s cultural district — right across the park from the Portland Art Museum — First Congregational Concert Hall has been a progressive venue for cutting edge lectures, diverse concerts, activism workshops, and community meetings for over 120 years.

The building is one of the few examples of Venetian Gothic architecture in the United States. Our historic sanctuary holds up to 700 people, and hosted the Women’s Suffrage Convention in 1905.

We also offer several smaller meeting rooms and other unique event spaces. Whether you are planning a traditional wedding or a drag show, we are ready to make it happen!

Spaces for rent:

Concert Hall (Capacity: 725)
Reception Hall (Capacity: 140)
Chapel Gallery (Capacity: 50)
Education Rooms (Capacity: 20-100)
Meeting Room & Green Room (Capacity: 12)