Tomorrow Theater

3530 SE Division Street, Portland, OR 97202

Open · verified by Lumina November 2026

A restored 1925 theater on Division Street run by the Portland Art Museum's film and media center. It programs queer cinema, documentaries and family matinees, plus comedy, music and book events.

Quick facts

Type
Art house, Museum / campus, Historic
Address
3530 SE Division Street, Portland, OR 97202
Phone
(503) 221-1156
Opened
1925
Tickets via
Filmbot

What to expect

On screen

  • New independent releases
  • Documentaries
  • Classics and revivals
  • Family films
  • Special events
  • Live performance
  • Film festivals

At the theater

  • Private rentals

The story

The building opened on September 4, 1925 as the Oregon Theater, a two-story brick house designed by Hubert A. Williams for about $35,000. It originally had 750 seats, a vaudeville stage, a Wurlitzer organ and a small screen, and it showed vaudeville, Hollywood, art house and Spanish-language films. The Maizel family bought it in 1967, and after that it showed only adult films, with sofas replacing the seats, and for years it was one of the city's best known adult venues. The owner lost it to foreclosure in February 2020 and it went dark that March. It reopened in late 2023 as the Tomorrow Theater, operated by PAM CUT, the Portland Art Museum's film and new media center, with a mission described as multimedia storytelling.

More on Wikipedia

Good to know

Who runs Tomorrow Theater?
PAM CUT, the film and new media center of the Portland Art Museum.
What kinds of programs are there?
Film series such as Queer Cinema and Unorthodox Docs, family matinees, plus live comedy, music and book events.
Can I become a member?
The site lists a Fan Club and a Membership option.
Where is Tomorrow Theater?
Tomorrow Theater is at 3530 SE Division Street, Portland, OR 97202. Phone: (503) 221-1156.
Is Tomorrow Theater open?
Yes. Lumina verified Tomorrow Theater as open in November 2026. Check the theater's showtimes for today's schedule.
How do I buy tickets for Tomorrow Theater?
Buy tickets directly from the theater (it sells through Filmbot) using the Showtimes & tickets button on this page. You can also call (503) 221-1156.
What independent theaters are near Tomorrow Theater?
Bagdad Theater in Portland (0.5 mi), Studio One Theaters in Portland (0.6 mi), and Clinton Street Theater in Portland (0.6 mi).
Bagdad TheaterStudio One TheatersClinton Street Theater

Getting there

3530 SE Division Street, Portland, OR 97202 · Get directions · Map © OpenStreetMap contributors

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