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Ingredients for yellow turmeric hummus, green parsley hummus and red beetroot hummus on dark background, lemon, sesame, olive oil, pita, avocado, pomegranate.
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Technicolor Guitar (SOLD OUT)

Sunday, March 1, 2026
3:00 pm

Hosted by Julie Lou Tripp
15 guests • $100

Sold Out

THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT! There are no tickets available. If you’d like to be added to the wait list, please contact the box office at (503) 224-9842 or .(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address).

Bright walls, radiant strings, and a cozy vibe await you in this vibrant Alameda neighborhood hideaway. Guitarist Mario Diaz weaves colorful sounds surrounded by the warm glow of bold walls and even bolder flavors. Sip, snack, and sway as his expressive playing fills the air. It’s a fun living-room concert with serious style, and you’re on the guest list!

More About Mario Diaz

Mario Díaz is a multi-instrumentalist (plucked strings/voice) whose musical activities have taken him across the U.S. and South America. He serves on the faculties of Portland State University, Willamette University and Reed College. In addition he is Director of the PSU Guitar Series for which he received the PSU Foundation Philanthropic Cultivation Award in 2020. Mario also maintains a private teaching studio in Portland and serves as a clinician and adjudicator across the region.

Díaz’s work as a soloist and collaborator crosses over into a wide range of styles and traditions. He has toured, recorded and/or performed as a sideman with Antonio Rey, Dave Eggar, Martin Zarzar, Portland Opera, Third Angle New Music, 45th Parallel, Fear No Music, the Oregon Guitar Quartet, Oregon Catholic Press, Pink Martini, and the Von Trapp’s, among others. During his time at Allegro Media Group, Mario engineered and mastered over 300 recordings for their proprietary record label.

Mario holds a Bachelor’s degree in music and a professional studies certificate in recording arts and music production from Portland State University, and a master’s degree in classical guitar performance from San Francisco Conservatory of Music, where he studied with composer/guitarist Sergio Assad.


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