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About The Odditorium

The Odditorium in Portland has a storied history as a 10,000 sq ft multi-use space that has served as a recording studio, rehearsal space, and event venue. Today, the space is repurposed as Old Portland wine bar within the Odditorium building, continuing its legacy as a cultural hub in the Pearl District. While the venue does not publish standard seating charts for typical ticketed shows, it remains a notable stop for performances and private events with a rich musical heritage tied to notable acts like David Bowie and the Dandy Warhols. This page walks you through seating considerations, parking, transit access, and nearby hotel and dining options to help you secure your plans with ease.

Whether you’re heading to a show at the Odditorium complex or visiting the Old Portland wine bar, we’ve got you covered with practical details. Parking options include garages around the Pearl District and nearby lots, while streetcar and bus routes provide convenient transit. For lodging and dining, we’ve highlighted reliable options nearby, including affiliate partners you can book with confidence. If you’re searching for a historic Portland experience with a modern twist, the Odditorium site offers a connection to the city’s enduring music scene and its creative community.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Address: 1433 NW Quimby St, Suite 66, Portland, OR 97209
  • Venue type and size: historically a 10,000 sq ft multi-use space (recording studio, rehearsal space, event venue); later repurposed as Old Portland wine bar within the Odditorium building
  • Notable events: used as a tour stop for David Bowie and Tommy Lee; the Odditorium was the band’s recording/party space and linked to the Dandy Warhols’ album Odditorium or Warlords of Mars (2005)
  • Capacity: public capacity not publicly published; seating charts for a regular ticketed show are not available
  • Current status: space has been repurposed/renamed (Old Portland wine bar) within the Odditorium; not a standard, regularly advertised ticket venue
  • Parking: nearby options include 1631 NW Thurman St Lot, Station Place Garage, Brewery Blocks Garage, and other garages; event districts can affect parking rules
  • Transit: accessible via Portland Streetcar NS line (stations at NW 10th & Johnson and NW 11th & Johnson) and numerous bus lines serving the Pearl District
  • Nearby hotels: Hampton Inn & Suites Portland-Pearl District; Cambria Hotel Portland – Pearl District; Canopy by Hilton Portland Pearl District
  • Note: There is another venue named The Odditorium in San Diego (a kink/arts market space), unrelated to the Portland venue