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X-WR-CALNAME:CalDiscovery - portland-or BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:tertulia: Joeanally Gonzalez Book Launch & Puppet Show Celebration DTSTART:20260906T200000Z DTEND:20260906T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260804T002700Z UID:29438-1788699600-1788706800@milagro.org CATEGORIES:arts,family,literary DESCRIPTION:Step into the magic of the forest with author Joeanally Gonzal ez\, who received a 2026-2027 Milagro Artist Fund grant to support this bi lingual (Spanish & English) family-friendly celebration marking the dual-l anguage release of her new bilingual children’s book\, Nico the Banana S lug. Kicking off with a brief introduction\, Gonzalez shares the heart beh ind the story\, her love for our local ecosystem\, and the inspiration beh ind the art. Attendees then watch the pages come to life in a dynamic\, bi lingual puppet show packed with interactive\, dual-language fun for all fl uency levels. The excitement continues with a hands-on creative workshop. While kids craft their very own paper puppets\, parents can meet the autho r\, chat about forest stewardship\, and purchase personalized\, signed cop ies of her book. \nJoeanally González is a multidisciplinary artist\, ed ucator\, and cultural worker based in East Portland. Holding a BFA from th e Puerto Rico School of Fine Arts and a Fashion Design Certificate from Ce ntro Moda Lisa Thon\, her career spans Puerto Rican theater\, costume desi gn at Walt Disney World®\, and authoring the bilingual children’s book\ , Nico the Banana Slug. Since 2017\, she has led vital bilingual community workshops across Oregon. Recognized with honors like RACC Grants\, Joeana lly’s vibrant exhibitions celebrate immigrant stories and ecological res ilience\, seamlessly bridging professional design with grass-roots activis m. \nRunning time: 2 hours\nAge recommendation: All ages (especially young audiences) LAST-MODIFIED:20260804T002700Z LOCATION:El Zócalo\, 537 SE Stark Street\, Portland\, OR\, 97214\, United States URL:https://milagro.org/event/tertulia-joeanally-gonzalez-book-launch-pupp et-show-celebration/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Milagro Theatre X-SOURCE-URL:https://milagro.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:enfoque: Building Community Through Shared Leadership with Latinx Choral Project DTSTART:20260912T200000Z DTEND:20260912T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260804T002700Z UID:29443-1789218000-1789225200@milagro.org CATEGORIES:community DESCRIPTION:Join the Latinx Choral Project for a conversation exploring ho w community arts organizations can move beyond traditional hierarchical st ructures and embrace leadership models rooted in shared responsibility\, b elonging\, and collective care. Inspired by Latine cultural traditions of mutual aid and community stewardship\, the Latinx Choral Project is develo ping a values-based organizational framework centered on Casitas—small l eadership circles that guide key areas such as membership\, communications \, outreach\, operations\, fundraising\, and artistic vision. What happens when community members become co-creators rather than passive participant s? How can organizations cultivate leadership at every level? What structu res support both artistic excellence and authentic community engagement? T hrough dialogue\, storytelling\, and reflection\, attendees will explore q uestions about power\, participation\, and decision-making\, and imagine n ew possibilities for building arts organizations that are more inclusive\, sustainable\, and responsive to the communities they serve. \nBased in Po rtland\, the Latinx Choral Project is a Latine-led community choir dedicat ed to building belonging through song. Founded by Lynn Mendoza-Khan\, who received a 2026-2027 Milagro Artist Fund grant to support essential progra m costs for he group\, so that the organization can continue to share the rich musical traditions\, cultures\, and stories of Latin America while cr eating meaningful connections across generations and communities. Through performances\, educational programs\, and collaborative artistic experienc es\, the Latinx Choral Project amplifies underrepresented voices and incre ases access to choral music. Singers of all backgrounds are welcome to par ticipate in a joyful\, inclusive environment where cultural pride\, artist ic excellence\, and community care come together to inspire\, heal\, and u nite. \nRunning time: 2 hours\nAge recommendation: All ages LAST-MODIFIED:20260804T002700Z LOCATION:El Zócalo\, 537 SE Stark Street\, Portland\, OR\, 97214\, United States URL:https://milagro.org/event/enfoque-building-community-through-shared-le adership-with-latinx-choral-project/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Milagro Theatre X-SOURCE-URL:https://milagro.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Know Your Rights x Be Gay Do Crime DTSTART:20260913T023000Z DTEND:20260913T043000Z DTSTAMP:20260902T001819Z UID:29625-1789241400-1789248600@milagro.org CATEGORIES:comedy,education DESCRIPTION:We’re partnering with Be Gay Do Crime to take community educ ation to another level with this presentation by community activist France s Portillo\, featuring scenarios acted out in sections by local comics\, i ncluding Andrea Menchaca\, who returns to El Centro Milagro for the first time since she took to the Milagro Theatre stage during last Season’s Mu ndo de las Mujeres Women’s History Month celebration\, performing her s tand-up show\, Speaking American. There will be appearances by additional performers to be announced later. \nCited by The Portland Mercury as “On e of the funniest (and most educational!) comedy shows in town\,” at Be Gay Do Crime\, comedy\, queer history\, and dangerously delightful shenani gans collide! This presentation is specifically geared towards allies want ing to know more of how to support their immigrant and BIPOC neighbors and community members. \nContent Notice: As a history show that adult themes and content are often included\, including themes of violence\, racial dis crimination\, homophobia\, sexual violence\, sexual content\, drug use\, m ature language\, etc.  The also includes “dishonorable guests\,” whos e comedy or artistic material could include similar themes as well. \nAge Recommendation:  Ages 16+ (with parental discretion for those under age 1 8) LAST-MODIFIED:20260902T001819Z LOCATION:Milagro Theatre\, 525 SE Stark St\, Portland\, OR\, 97214\, Unite d States URL:https://milagro.org/event/know-your-rights-x-be-gay-do-crime/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Milagro Theatre X-SOURCE-URL:https://milagro.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:enfoque: From the Idea to Your First Book DTSTART:20260919T190000Z DTEND:20260919T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260804T002700Z UID:29446-1789819200-1789830000@milagro.org CATEGORIES:education,literary DESCRIPTION:Everyone has a story worth telling. Author and researcher Dr. Angel Contreras Cruz leads an interactive seminar designed to help transfo rm one’s life experiences into the beginning of their own book. Through a combination of storytelling\, practical instruction\, and guided writing exercises\, participants will learn how to organize their ideas\, overcom e the fear of writing\, and discover ways to turn personal memories into m eaningful narratives. Whether interested in writing a memoir\, preserving family history\, or simply exploring one’s creative voice\, this is a we lcoming space to begin. Whether you’ve never written before or have been working on your story for years\, this is an opportunity to take the firs t step. \nDr. Angel Contreras Cruz is an author\, researcher\, and educato r based in the Portland metropolitan area. His work explores migration\, i dentity\, and the power of personal storytelling. He is the author of Lecc iones que nadie te cuenta al migrar: Memorias de un inmigrante en Estados Unidos\, which was selected for the 2026 Multnomah County Library Writers Project. Drawing from his own experience as an immigrant and published aut hor\, Dr. Contreras Cruz is passionate about helping others discover the v alue of their own stories. Through engaging workshops and community-center ed learning\, he encourages participants to organize their ideas\, build c onfidence as writers\, and transform personal experiences into meaningful narratives. \nPlease note: Attendees should bring a favorite pen or pencil \, something on which to write (notebook\, journal\, loose paper\, laptop\ , tablet\, etc.)\, an open mind\, and a willingness to reflect on their ex periences. They have the option of bringing a meaningful photo\, object\, or keepsake that sparks an important memory to use as a writing prompt. \n Running time: 3 hours\nAge recommendation: 13+ LAST-MODIFIED:20260804T002700Z LOCATION:El Zócalo\, 537 SE Stark Street\, Portland\, OR\, 97214\, United States URL:https://milagro.org/event/enfoque-from-the-idea-to-your-first-book/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Milagro Theatre X-SOURCE-URL:https://milagro.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:tertulia: Discoteka Magazine Launch Party with Barrio Girlz DTSTART:20260925T010000Z DTEND:20260925T040000Z DTSTAMP:20260804T062408Z UID:29448-1790272800-1790283600@milagro.org CATEGORIES:arts,music DESCRIPTION:Join Barrio Girlz at a launch party for Discoteka Magazine\, a self-published periodical uplifting contributions of queer women of color who are creating spaces where self expression feels safe\, accessible\, a nd welcoming within the underground music industry. This event is a showca se for the magazine\, which will be available for purchase and viewing for the first time. Guests will mingle and connect\, dance to music played by local Latina DJs\, and enjoy a showcase of works by local Latinx photogra phers\, designers and creatives. \nThis event is the result of a project b y the Portland-based multi-media artist\, graphic designer\, and illustrat or Aline Chercover (aka Barrio Girlz)\, who received a 2026-2027 Milagro A rtist Fund grant to support printing of her magazine. Chercover’s work —driven by culture and centered on identity and femininity—aims to doc ument and uplift voices often overlooked\, while building spaces where rep resentation feels unapologetic and real. Their practice spans illustration \, editorial design\, and self-directed publishing\, including the indepen dently produced magazine and years of work released under their Barrio Gir lz brand. \nRunning time: 3 hours\nAge recommendation: 18+ LAST-MODIFIED:20260804T062408Z LOCATION:El Zócalo\, 537 SE Stark Street\, Portland\, OR\, 97214\, United States URL:https://milagro.org/event/tertulia-discoteka-magazine-launch-party-wit h-barrio-girlz/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Milagro Theatre X-SOURCE-URL:https://milagro.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Marigolds y Memorias DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261014 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261109 DTSTAMP:20260821T182420Z UID:28739-1791936000-1794182399@milagro.org CATEGORIES:dance,music,theater DESCRIPTION:ABOUT THE PRODUCTION\nMarigolds y Memorias is an original devi sed production inspired by the traveling carpa tradition\, in which humor\ , music\, and storytelling come together in a vibrant theatrical journey. Guided by an elder\, a younger generation learns to build an altar\, the h eart of Día de Muertos\, discovering the meaning behind each of its eleme nts\, from candles and marigolds to photographs\, ofrendas\, and cherished recuerdos. Through song\, dance\, and short theatrical vignettes\, the al tar gradually takes shape as an act of remembrance and cultural inheritanc e\, inviting audiences to consider how traditions are taught\, how memory is kept alive\, and what is carried forward when we share rituals across g enerations. \nAge Recommendation: All Ages\nEstimated Running Time: 1 hour 30 minutes\, including one intermission \nSave With These Options: \n\nSe ason Packages: Tickets may be secured now when you purchase a Milagro Seas on Package\, offering savings of 12.5% – 20%\, depending on the package specified.\nTo see package options\, please CLICK HERE.\nGroup Sales: Grou ps of 10+ pay just $18 per ticket!\nPlease CLICK HERE to send us an email with your desired performance date/time\, the number of tickets you are se eking.\nYour order will not be processed until after we have confirmed wit h you. Someone will respond to your email within approximately 72 hours. LAST-MODIFIED:20260821T182420Z LOCATION:Milagro Theatre\, 525 SE Stark St\, Portland\, OR\, 97214\, Unite d States URL:https://milagro.org/event/marigolds-y-memorias/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Milagro Theatre X-SOURCE-URL:https://milagro.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Altares y Muertos Public Art Exhibition DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261024 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261107 DTSTAMP:20260729T181449Z UID:29404-1792800000-1794009599@milagro.org CATEGORIES:arts,festival DESCRIPTION:NO TICKETS OR ADVANCE RESERVATIONS REQUIRED FOR THIS FREE EVEN T! \nAs part of the Milagro Central Eastside Muertos Celebration\, artis ts\, businesses\, and community organizations come together to host Día d e Muertos altar installations for public viewing. Each partner is linked w ith one or more artists from IDEAL PDX\, who collaborate with employees to determine a theme or artistic vision that reflects that business\, typica lly honoring lost loved ones\, ancestors\, and cultural traditions. \nAlta rs may be viewed during each location’s regular business hours. Click on any partner in the list below to get more information about hours: \n\nBa r Botellón – 606 NE Davis St. Portland\, OR 97214\nCargo – 81 SE Ya mhill St. Portland\, OR 97214\nCumbia Corazón – 222 SE 8th Ave\, Portl and\, OR 97214\nEl Zócalo @ El Centro Milagro – 537 SE Stark St\, Portl and\, OR 97214\nNew Deal Distillery – 900 SE Salmon St\, Portland\, OR 97214\nNossa Familia Coffee – 1633 SE 3rd Ave\, Portland\, OR 97214\nPo int West Credit Union – 1107 NE 9th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97232\nRiver C ity E-Bikes– 534 SE Belmont St.\, Portland\, OR 97214 LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T181449Z URL:https://milagro.org/event/altares-y-muertos-public-art-exhibition/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Milagro Theatre X-SOURCE-URL:https://milagro.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Altares y Muertos Tour DTSTART:20261031T183000Z DTEND:20261031T220000Z DTSTAMP:20260729T181449Z UID:29245-1793446200-1793458800@milagro.org CATEGORIES:community,festival DESCRIPTION:The Altares y Muertos Tour is free and open to all\, and it ha s become one of the most popular and beloved activities of the Milagro Cen tral Eastside Muertos Celebration. \nBeginning at 11:30 AM\, participants assemble in El Zócalo\, the community gathering space at El Centro Milagr o\, and each guest is gifted a garland of silk marigolds to decorate thems elves and their bicycles. Sometimes called zempachule or Flor de Muerto ( Flower of the Dead)\, the marigold is an integral symbol of Día de Muerto s. With their bright orange- and yellow-colored petals and strong fragranc e\, marigolds are believed to have the power to guide the souls of the dea d back into the world of the living. \nAt 12:00 PM\, the first group of pa rticipants departs on a route around Portland’s Central Eastside\, stopp ing intermittently at these partner businesses that are hosting altars as part of the Altares y Muertos Public Art Exhibition: \n\nBar Botellón – 606 NE Davis St. Portland\, OR 97214\nCargo – 81 SE Yamhill St. Portlan d\, OR 97214\nCumbia Corazón – 222 SE 8th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97214\nEl Zócalo @ El Centro Milagro – 537 SE Stark St\, Portland\, OR 97214\nNe w Deal Distillery – 900 SE Salmon St\, Portland\, OR 97214\nNossa Famili a Coffee – 1633 SE 3rd Ave\, Portland\, OR 97214\nPoint West Credit Unio n – 1107 NE 9th Ave\, Portland\, OR 97232\nRiver City Bicycles – 534 S E Belmont St.\, Portland\, OR 97214\n\nAlong the way\, they are guided by volunteers from The Street Trust\, helping ensure everyone’s safety. \nT his year\, altars will be on public display beginning Saturday\, October 2 4 and may be viewed during each business’ normal operating hours through Friday\, November 6. (A link to the map of all tour locations will be ava ilable for download on this page beginning Friday\, October 23.) \nThe Alt ares y Muertos Tour will include a brief stop at the second annual Blumena uer Bridge Witching Hour\, which takes place that day\, but no altar is on display at that event. LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T181449Z LOCATION:El Zócalo\, 537 SE Stark Street\, Portland\, OR\, 97214\, United States URL:https://milagro.org/event/altares-y-muertos-tour-2/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Milagro Theatre X-SOURCE-URL:https://milagro.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:¡Viva Milagro! 2026 DTSTART:20261111T020000Z DTEND:20261111T050000Z DTSTAMP:20260729T181449Z UID:26745-1794333600-1794344400@milagro.org CATEGORIES:arts,theater DESCRIPTION:We hope to see you at Milagro’s biggest celebration of the y ear! \nTickets for this years event will go on sale at a later date. \n¡V iva Milagro! 2026 Sponsorships Now Available\nFor over 40 Seasons\, Milagr o has been dedicated to bringing the vibrancy of Latino theatre\, culture\ , and art education to audiences in the Pacific Northwest and across the c ountry. We provide a home for artists and audiences seeking authentic Lati no cultural experiences. We value creativity and diversity\; we welcome th e risk of experimentation while respecting tradition\; we empower our arti sts to think creatively and act collaboratively\; we are often irreverent but never irrelevant. \nIn the coming season\, we we’ll work hard to kee p providing reduced ticket prices for students\, to take our bilingual out reach efforts to more communities where the arts are lacking\, to transfor m El Zócalo into a buzzing space for our community groups\, and to bring talented artist residents to Milagro. However\, we need your help to make this and more happen! \nSponsorships start at just $500. \nCLICK HERE TO D OWNLOAD OUR 2026 SPONSORSHIP PACKET.\nFor more information\, please contac t us!\nEmail: marketing@milagro.org\nPhone: 503-236-7253 LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T181449Z LOCATION:El Zócalo\, 537 SE Stark Street\, Portland\, OR\, 97214\, United States URL:https://milagro.org/event/viva-milagro-2026/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Milagro Theatre X-SOURCE-URL:https://milagro.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:A Xmas Cuento Remix DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20261202 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20261221 DTSTAMP:20260901T000347Z UID:28742-1796169600-1797811199@milagro.org CATEGORIES:holiday,music,theater DESCRIPTION:ABOUT THE PRODUCTION\nBrimming with Christmas songs\, both Spa nish and English\, A Xmas Cuento Remix is a high-energy theatrical experie nce that blends storytelling\, music\, and movement to craft a world where past\, present\, and future collide in unexpected and unforgettable ways. Infused with humor\, heart\, and cultural rhythm\, A Xmas Cuento Remix fo llows a journey of reckoning\, healing\, and rediscovery\, sending joyful audiences out of the theatre remembering the importance of love\, family\, and kindness—not just during the holiday season\, but throughout the ye ar. Festive and fierce\, inventive and deeply rooted in comunidad\, this i s a holiday story for this moment.  \nAge Recommendation: All Ages\nRunni ng Time: 1 hour\, 45 minutes (including one 15-minute intermission) \nTick et Availability: \nSeason Packages: Tickets may be secured now when you pu rchase a Milagro Season Package\, offering savings of 12.5% – 20%\, depe nding on the package specified.\nTo see package options\, please CLICK HER E. \nGroup Sales: Groups of 10+ may book now to order.\nPlease CLICK HERE to send us an email with your desired performance date/time\, the number o f tickets you are seeking.\nYour order will not be processed until after w e have confirmed with you. Someone will respond to your email within appro ximately 72 hours. \nSingle Tickets: On sale beginning Friday\, October 9\ , 2026 LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T000347Z LOCATION:Milagro Theatre\, 525 SE Stark St\, Portland\, OR\, 97214\, Unite d States URL:https://milagro.org/event/a-xmas-cuento-remix-2/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Milagro Theatre X-SOURCE-URL:https://milagro.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Un Piano para Ignacio DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270127 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270215 DTSTAMP:20260901T000347Z UID:28751-1801008000-1802649599@milagro.org CATEGORIES:music,theater DESCRIPTION:ABOUT THE PRODUCTION\nUn Piano para Ignacio brings to life the remarkable story of Ignacio Villa\, one of the most original and influent ial artists in 20th-century Cuban music. Through evocative puppetry and a richly musical world\, the play follows young Ignacio\, a poor Black boy i n Cuba\, as he dares to dream beyond the limits placed upon him. Audiences journey with Ignacio from the early emergence of his extraordinary musica l gifts through the struggles and triumphs that shaped him into a globally celebrated pianist and singer guided by Yoruba Orishas. At once intimate and inspiring\, Un Piano para Ignacio is a story of courage\, resilience\, cultural pride\, and the transformative power of music\, reminding us tha t talent and perseverance can forge new paths to a boundless world—even in the face of remarkable adversity. \nAge Recommendation: All Ages\nRunni ng Time: 60 minutes (no intermission) \nTicket Availability: \nSeason Pack ages: Tickets may be secured now when you purchase a Milagro Season Packag e\, offering savings of 12.5% – 20%\, depending on the package specified .\nTo see package options\, please CLICK HERE. \nGroup Sales: Groups of 10 + may book now to order.\nPlease CLICK HERE to send us an email with your desired performance date/time\, the number of tickets you are seeking.\nYo ur order will not be processed until after we have confirmed with you. Som eone will respond to your email within approximately 72 hours. \nSingle Ti ckets: On sale beginning Friday\, December 4\, 2026 \n  \nThis production is supported by\na generous grant from\nOR Cultural Trust. LAST-MODIFIED:20260901T000347Z URL:https://milagro.org/event/un-piano-para-ignacio/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Milagro Theatre X-SOURCE-URL:https://milagro.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:El Mangó Incomible DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270331 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270419 DTSTAMP:20260729T181449Z UID:28755-1806451200-1808092799@milagro.org CATEGORIES:theater DESCRIPTION:ABOUT THE PRODUCTION\nThe electrifying Spanish-language premie re of Ricardo Pérez González’s El Mangó Incomible plunges audiences i nto a gripping psychological drama where reality bends\, time slips\, and the past pulses just beneath the skin of the present—causing memory\, in heritance\, and survival to collide. As a Puerto Rican family wrestles wit h the ghosts of their past—both personal and political—their reality b egins to fracture in ways that are as unsettling as they are undeniable. T his is a story you don’t just watch—you feel it creeping in. Blending raw intensity with dark humor and elements of magical realism\, González crafts a story that asks: What do we carry with us\, and what refuses to l et us go? Provocative\, haunting\, and fiercely human\, El Mangó Incomibl e brings one of the most vital voices in contemporary Latino theatre to Po rtland audiences. \nAge Recommendation: Ages 13+\nEstimated Running Time: 1 hour 30 minutes\, with no intermission \nTicket Availability: \nSeason P ackages: Tickets may be secured now when you purchase a Milagro Season Pac kage\, offering savings of 12.5% – 20%\, depending on the package specif ied.\nTo see package options\, please CLICK HERE. \nGroup Sales: Groups of 10+ may book now to order.\nPlease CLICK HERE to send us an email with yo ur desired performance date/time\, the number of tickets you are seeking.\ nYour order will not be processed until after we have confirmed with you. Someone will respond to your email within approximately 72 hours. \nSingle Tickets: On sale beginning Friday\, February 5\, 2027 LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T181449Z LOCATION:Milagro Theatre\, 525 SE Stark St\, Portland\, OR\, 97214\, Unite d States URL:https://milagro.org/event/el-mango-incomible/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Milagro Theatre X-SOURCE-URL:https://milagro.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT SUMMARY:Masa DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20270512 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20270531 DTSTAMP:20260729T181449Z UID:28759-1810080000-1811721599@milagro.org CATEGORIES:theater DESCRIPTION:ABOUT THE PRODUCTION\nIn Masa\, playwright Salomón Maya craft s a theatrical meditation on identity\, inheritance\, and the quiet labor of becoming. Turning a staple of Latin American life into a powerful metap hor for identity and survival\, the bold and evocative work centers around the elemental act of making masa—corn ground\, mixed\, and remade—and explores what it means to carry culture in the body\, in the hands\, and across generations. A heartfelt exploration of loss\, resilience\, and ren ewal\, Masa is a tribute to the power of food\, family\, and the enduring bonds that help us rise again—and a celebration of resilience\, transfor mation\, and the stories we hold. It speaks to anyone who has ever questio ned where they come from—or who they are becoming. \nAge Recommendation: 13+ (language)\nRunning Time: 1 hour\, 45 minutes (including one 15-minut e intermission) \nTicket Availability: \nSeason Packages: Tickets may be s ecured now when you purchase a Milagro Season Package\, offering savings o f 12.5% – 20%\, depending on the package specified.\nTo see package opti ons\, please CLICK HERE. \nGroup Sales: Groups of 10+ may book now to orde r.\nPlease CLICK HERE to send us an email with your desired performance da te/time\, the number of tickets you are seeking.\nYour order will not be p rocessed until after we have confirmed with you. Someone will respond to y our email within approximately 72 hours. \nSingle Tickets: On sale beginni ng Friday\, March 19\, 2027 LAST-MODIFIED:20260729T181449Z LOCATION:Milagro Theatre\, 525 SE Stark St\, Portland\, OR\, 97214\, Unite d States URL:https://milagro.org/event/masa/ X-SOURCE-NAME:Milagro Theatre X-SOURCE-URL:https://milagro.org END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR