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Lincoln Hall Seat Campaign

The "Take a Seat" Campaign

Celebrate the rich history of Lincoln Hall while supporting it's exciting future by naming a seat in one of the newly renovated performance halls.  The "Take a Seat" Campaign enables donors to participate at the $250 and $500 levels and be recognized with a personalized inscription on a seat plaque.  Seat availability is limited.  Please....Take Your Seat today!

  • Main Performance Hall Seat(s) available at $ 500.00 each
  • Recital Hall Seat(s) available at $ 500.00 each
  • Studio Theater Seat(s) available at $ 250.00 each
  • Black Box Theater Seat(s) available at $ 250.00 each

 

The Lincoln Hall Enhancement Project

From a high school to a college classroom building to a performance education center and sought after community arts venue, Lincoln Hall has served the Portland community for one hundred years.

Lincoln Hall was recently updated under a state-funded deferred maintenance project.  While the interior is being refreshed and revitalized, the exterior looks virtually the same with its back to the community and Broadway.  It is our vision to transform the Broadway-side of Lincoln Hall into a dynamic portal with the addition of a three-story glass tower and a street-level lobby.  This will welcome the community to a vibrant performing arts center and give the PSU campus a new front door.

We recently completed the street-level lobby and are now focused on gathering support to build the glass tower, which will provide critically needed space for our academic programs. 

We invite you to be a part of this vision by helping raise the $4 million necessary to construct the glass tower. We have come so far...but don't take our word for it!  Join us for a building tour or attend one of our many FPA events. To see the FPA online events calendar click here or to view our FPA Calendar of Events click here.

Celebrate the rich history of Lincoln Hall and be a permanent part of its exciting future!

For more information contact Noelle Stiles, FPA's Development Coordinator, at noelle.stiles@pdx.edu.