The Maker’s Table: Big Table Farm

The Maker’s Table | A Winemaker Dinner Series at the Portland Art Museum.

Art, Wine, and Conversation

Portland Art Museum Venues invites you to The Maker’s Table - an intimate evening series bringing together Oregon winemakers and visual artists for a one-of-a-kind experience of wine, art and conversation.

Held after hours in the Museum’s stunning new Rothko Pavillion, each evening explores the creative process behind both disciplines. Guests are invited not to simply taste and observe, but to engage; discovering how inspiration takes shape, how tension fuels beauty, and how artistry evolves over time.

This season of our Maker’s Table Series will include five unforgettable events - each featuring a different visual artist represented by the Portland Art Museum’s Rental Sales Gallery paired with an Oregon winery.

Guests may choose from three experiences: the Walk-around Tasting Experience, the Seated Winemaker Dinner, or for the , which includes tickets to all five events.

Featured Winery: Big Table Farm
Founded in 2006 after a move from Napa Valley to Oregon, Big Table Farm is the vision of winemaker Brian Marcy and artist Clare Carver. What began with just 150 cases has grown into a deeply personal and creative enterprise rooted in the Willamette Valley.

Their work is guided by a shared philosophy of intention and care, with the farm evolving into a regenerative landscape that balances soil, water, animals, and vines. At its heart, Big Table Farm reflects a commitment to hospitality, creativity, and the idea of a generous table - where wine, food, and art come together in meaningful ways.

Explore the full Maker’s Table series and all five events here.

The Maker’s Table Season Lineup

May 21, 2026 | - Winemaker Tresider Burns

June 18, 2026 | - Winemaker Brian Marcy & Clare Carver

July 16, 2026 | - Winemaker Maggie Harrison

August 20, 2026 | - Winemaker Daniel Estrin

September 17, 2026 | - Winemaker Tony Soter

*Participating Visual Artists to be announced in the coming months, in partnership with Portland Art Museum’s .

Seating is limited for each event. We encourage early booking.

Proceeds from The Maker’s Table series help the mission of the .

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