Start the summer off right with a summer concert!
Kick off Crag’s 25th Anniversary with a special summer evening of live music featuring acclaimed roots artist Trisha Gene Brady. Come connect in community, soak up a summer night, and celebrate 25 years of protecting the Pacific Northwest. Plus, don’t miss your chance to win raffle prizes and pick up limited-edition anniversary merch.
Portland Event Details
- Saturday, July 18, 2026
- Doors open at 6 PM, Show at 7 PM
- Hosted at The Holler (aka Lynn Morgan’s backyard in SE Portland, OR 97236)
Exact address will be provided after you RSVP.
Hood River Event details
- Sunday, July 19, 2026
- Doors open at 5:30 PM, Show at 6 PM
- Hosted at The Ruins (13 Railroad Street, Hood River, OR 97031)
Special reception for Crag supporters from 4:30-5:30 PM!
About the Artist
Trisha Gene Brady is a Knoxville, Tennessee–based roots musician and the former vocalist/multi-instrumentalist (guitar, mandolin, percussion) for the nationally touring Americana band The Black Lillies. A versatile and widely recognized voice in the genre, she has been featured by major outlets including Rolling Stone, Billboard, NPR’s Mountain Stage, and PBS, and is one of the few independent artists to have performed at the Grand Ole Opry more than 30 times. Brady has appeared at top festivals such as Bonnaroo, SXSW, and New Orleans Jazz Fest, and was recently named the 2026 “Boundless: Artist in the Archives” at the University of Tennessee in partnership with Big Ears Festival.
Crag Law Center: Celebrating 25 years of people powered wins
For 25 years, Crag has been winning real protections for the places we love—powered by people like you. This milestone year, we’re celebrating those victories while looking ahead to what’s next: more community action, more impact, and more ways to get involved. From special events like this concert to limited-edition merch and stories from the front lines, our 25th Anniversary is all about honoring the collective power behind every win—and inviting you to support the next wave of environmental wins!
Come for the Music. Stay for the Mission.
All night long, you’ll find Crag Law Center at our table—ready to connect, share our work, and invite you into the movement. We’ll be:
- Accepting donations to support environmental legal advocacy
- Selling Crag merch
- Sharing ways to get involved
- Giving out prizes! We’ll have a prize wheel and special prize drawings throughout the event.
Stop by and say hi, ask questions, and learn how your support helps protect the places we all love.
FAQs
Do I need to buy tickets in advance?
Yes, please buy tickets online here. Because space is limited, we cannot guarantee tickets will be available at the door. Tickets are $20-25 General Admission. A limited number of VIP tickets will be available for $50 per person. Each VIP ticket includes a reserved seat, early admission to a private reception with Trisha Gene, and some special treats! All tickets include one ticket for a prize drawing.
What's the address for each event?
The July 18 Portland event will be hosted at The Holler, Crag supporter Lynn Morgan’s beautiful backyard in SE Portland, OR 97236. We will email you the exact address after purchasing tickets!
The July 19 Hood River event will be hosted at The Ruins in Hood River, Oregon. Their address is 13 Railroad Street, Hood River, OR 97031.
I want to support Crag. Where can I donate?
You can make a donation to Crag when you purchase your tickets and/or at the event. We’ll be accepting donations, selling merch, and giving out prizes for folks that stop by and chat with us! You can also donate online here.
Are these events indoors or outdoors?
7/18 Portland Event: The event will take place outdoors in Lynn Morgan’s beautiful backyard space. Guests will have access to restroom facilities inside the house.
7/19 Hood River Event: Summer shows are held in The Ruins’ beautiful outdoor venue (weather permitting). In the case of rain, the show will be moved indoors.
Is there seating, or should I bring a chair?
7/18 Portland Event: Bring a chair or blanket if you have one! We will have a limited number of chairs and blankets available. VIP ticketed guests will be provided with chairs and reserved seating.
7/19 Hood River Event: Seating is extremely limited, and outside chairs are not allowed. If having a seat is important to you, The Ruins suggests you plan to arrive right when doors open at 5:30 PM. You can also reserve seats by purchasing VIP Tickets!
Are these events family friendly? How about dog friendly?
7/18 Portland Event: Yes, and yes. This event is family friendly. Children must be supervised at all times. Kids 12 and under get in free! And well behaved dogs are welcome!
7/19 Hood River Event: Partially, and no. The show is all-ages until 7 PM, and then becomes 13+ after that. So families with young kiddos can only hang out until 7 PM! And dogs are not allowed at The Ruins during concerts.
When does the show start?
7/18 Portland Event: Doors open at 6 PM, and the show begins at 7 PM.
7/19 Hood River Event: Doors open at 5:30 PM, and the show begins at 6 PM. There is no early entry unless you attend the special VIP reception. There is also no re-entry once you’ve entered the venue.
Where should I park?
7/18 Portland Event: There is plenty of parking in the neighborhood near Lynn’s house. Please be respectful of the neighbors and don’t block anyone’s driveway.
7/19 Hood River Event: The nearby lot is owned by Mt. Hood Railroad and requires a small fee (usually around $4). Space can be limited, so walking, biking or carpooling is encouraged (ample bike rack space is available). Please be good neighbors There is limited parking near the venue, so plan to use nearby street parking or public lots in Hood River. Arriving early will give you the best chance at finding a convenient spot. Also, please note that there is no re-entry once you’ve entered the venue.
Gallery
Here are some photos from past fun times at The Ruins and The Holler.

