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About Lincoln Performance Hall

Lincoln Performance Hall is a versatile performance space on the Portland State University campus. Part of Lincoln Hall, this venue hosts a range of classical and chamber music programs through partners like the Friends of Chamber Music and Chamber Music Northwest. Whether you’re attending a seasonal concert or a special event, we’ve got you covered with seating details, parking options, transit guidance, and nearby hotel and dining recommendations to keep your night simple and enjoyable.

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Address: 1620 SW Park Ave, Portland, OR 97201

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 466 seats (Lincoln Performance Hall, LH 175).
  • Address: 1620 SW Park Ave, Portland, OR 97201.
  • Venue type: mixed‑use on‑campus performance hall within Lincoln Hall (PSU), continental‑style seating.
  • Seating chart: available online via PSU/Chamber Music Northwest.
  • Parking: PSU structures adjacent (Structure 1 on Broadway/Harrison, Structure 2 on Broadway, Structure 3 on 12th Ave); street and City Center lots also available; pay-by-plate and Parking Kitty app advised.
  • Transit: served by TriMet bus, MAX Yellow/Green lines, and Portland Streetcar.
  • Nearby hotels: University Place Hotel (310 SW Lincoln St), The Nines (525 SW Morrison St), The Porter Hotel (near PSU, 0.2 mi from campus).
  • Notable events: classic/season concerts with Friends of Chamber Music; used by Chamber Music Northwest; historic events include mayoral debates and other cultural programs.