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CANCELLED Concert: Cabaret Artist Maeve Stier!

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Eastside Jewish Commons
Portland OR, United States
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Part of The Portland Jewish Music Festival 2026!

UNFORTUNATELY THIS CONCERT HAS BEEN CANCELLED. Sorry, it happens sometimes: The bad news is that the artist has injured her hand, the good news is that she is healing and will be available for a redo later this summer.

Maeve Stier is a singer-accordionist based in Portland, OR. Since returning from their Broadway debut in the Tony Award-winning revival of Cabaret at the Kit Kat Club, they have been bringing their eclectic arrangements of jazz, folk, klezmer, and opera to street corners and stages all over the Pacific Northwest

“Maeve Stier netted the afternoon’s longest standing ovation. Dressed in a sort of 1930s Paris chic outfit and carrying an accordion, they sat, adjusted the mic, then proceeded to stun the audience, belting out an operatic performance of one of Gilda’s arias from Act I of Verdi’s “Rigoletto.” A stunned audience sat, open-mouthed, during the surprise performance — one doesn’t expect an operatically trained soprano to be behind a squeezebox. They leapt to their feet when [Maeve] finished.”

— Portland Tribune

All Ages, $22/Adv, $25/Door

Kids Ages 6-12 $11 (kids under 6 free).

“Maeve Stier reprised their role as “The Birder,” (one of my favorite characters in opera history), and came around the corner playing the Humming Chorus from Madama Butterfly on the accordion as they sang along. If possible, Stier has gotten better at accordion opera accompaniment over the past couple of years, their playing even more delicate and full of color. The ability to shade this beautiful music on such a seemingly incongruous instrument is a testament to their elite musicianship.”

— Oregon Arts Watch

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Eastside Jewish Commons
Portland OR, United States

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