Bridge City Block Party 2026 Set Times and Essential Info

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Bridge City Block Party is just around the corner in Portland, so get up to date with all the information you need to know before your arrival.

On September 5-6, Red Cube will take over Portland, Oregon‘s iconic Tom McCall Waterfront for its newest iteration of the Bridge City Block Party.

This year’s rendition will span two days, unlike previous years, and will feature their most star-studded lineup yet. Subtronics, Whethan, Blossom, Dr. Fresch, and Costa are poised to dominate day one, while Zeds Dead, Eprom, Zingara, Saka, and Gardella will shut things down on day two. Winners of the local showcase, Liam Lantern and Samurai Del, will open each day, respectively.

While this isn’t their first rodeo, this year’s block party will have some major changes, including a new venue, new policies, and more. Below is all the pertinent info to help ensure the smoothest experience possible.

Quick Navigation: Set Times | Map | Pre- and Afterparties | Bag Policy | Permitted & Prohibited Items

Bridge City Block Party 2026 – Essential Info:

Dates: September 5-6, 2026
Hours: 4pm – 10pm, daily
Venue Address: Tom McCall Waterfront Park
Tickets: Purchase HERE

Bridge City Block Party 2026 – Set Times:

Bridge City Block Party 2026 – Map:

Bridge City Block Party 2026 – Pre-party and Afterparty Info:

Red Cube has ensured the fun doesn’t end at the waterfront. They’re starting the action early and keeping the crowd moving late, as their renowned club 45 East will host a pre-party featuring Dr. Fresch on Friday, September 4, and afterparties on Saturday and Sunday, where Whethan and Zeds Dead will headline.

Bridge City Block Party 2026 - Dr. Fresch Pre-Party

Bridge City Block Party 2026 - Whethan Afterparty

Bridge City Block Party 2026 - Zeds Dead Afterparty

Bridge City Block Party 2026 – Bag Policy:

Bridge City Block Party 2026 – Dos and Don’ts:

Permitted Items:

Dust and Surgical Masks Disinfectant Gel and Wipes Clear Bags no larger than 14″ x 18″ x 6″ (non-clear) Small Fanny Pack or small clutch no larger than 6.5″ x 4.5″ Clear, Empty Water Bottles no larger than 32oz (non-clear) Hydration Backpacks, Camelbaks, Bota, etc. Bladder must be removable, transparent, and subject to inspection. (Arrive empty) Flow-wands, Batons, or Orbs Orbits, Flowlights, Flow Stars, Poi, or Pixel Whips Hula Hoops (Including LED) Handheld Camera Devices (GoPro, Digital Phone, Point-and-Shoot Cameras, Disposable Cameras) Mobile Phones Earplugs Sunglasses, Kaleidoscope Glasses, and Goggles Sealed Sunscreen Lotion Hats Hand Fans, Neck Fans Glowing/Illuminated Costumes or Jewelry Lip Liner, Lip Gloss, Lipstick, Chapstick Sealed Packs of Gum. Sealed Eyedrops. Sealed Tampons. Dry Makeup (NO liquid makeup). Factory-sealed Sunscreen (Trial size, non-aerosol). Factory-sealed Deodorant (Trial size, non-aerosol).

Prohibited Items:

Illegal Substances Drugs or Drug Paraphernalia Non-Clear Backpacks, Purses, or Bags larger than 14” x 18” x 6″ Hydration Backpacks that contain non-removable and/or opaque bladders, which impede inspection of contents HydroFlasks or other non-clear water bottles (filled or unfilled) Unsealed over-the-counter-medications or vitamins. Non-narcotic prescription medications OK with approval from Security. Must be single dose/daily medication and be in the original bottle with name on label matching your ID Vicks Inhaler, VapoInhalers Animals (except service animals) Massagers Drones Laser Pointers Pacifiers Gas Masks Native American Headdresses Glass, Cans, Cups, or Coolers Open Containers Markers, Pens, or Spray Paint Stuffed Animals or Dolls Promotional Stickers, Flyers, or Signage Inflated Toys, Balls, Balloons Sports Equipment Chairs Glow Sticks Fire Poi or Fire Dancing Equipment Smoking or Vaping of any kind, per Portland Parks Rule 20.12.110 Unsealed Tampons Liquid Makeup Unsealed or Aerosol Sunscreen Outside Food, Beverages, or Candy Musical Instruments (Including Whistles, etc) Tactical Gear Walkie Talkies Professional-Grade Tripods, Monopods, Go-Pro Sticks Fireworks, Flammable Products, Projectiles, or Explosives Chinese Lanterns Weapons of any Kind (Including Pocket Knives, Pepper Spray, etc) Professional Recording Equipment – Photo, Video, or Audio (Including Detachable Lenses, Tripods, Big Zooms, etc) Items deemed as posing a threat to the safe enjoyment of the concert by management Totems Tailgating Pre-Event