McMenamins Announces Grand Lodge To Be Regular Concert Venue

FOREST GROVE, OR —McMenamins announced Thursday that it plans to turn the grounds of the Grand Lodge, a hotel in Forest Grove, into a regular concert venue beginning in the summer of 2022.

"Grand Lodge Concerts in the Grove is teeing up for its first season as the Northwest's newest outdoor concert series coming in June 2022!" McMenamins wrote on its website. "Join us for national recording artists performing in the Grove —the summer lineup is in the works; watch for announcements coming soon!"

The Grand Lodge, located 25 miles west of Portland, is a former Masonic and Eastern Star Lodge that now houses a hotel, bars, restaurants and spa. It was built in 1922.

The property has served as the host for the Sundown Grand Ol' Country Festival, the American Music Festival and other live performances in the past.

This past Labor Day, the lineup at the Sundown Grand Ol' Country Festival included Jimmie Allen, Parmalee and Locash.

According to The Oregonian, the space for Grand Lodge Concerts in the Grove is expected to have a capacity of about 3,000.

McMenamins also hosts concerts at another local property: Edgefield, a 74-acre property in Troutdale, that features a hotel, winery, distillery, brewery, spa, restaurants, soaking pool, golf, gardens and a theater.