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About Shiekh Studio
Shiekh Studio is a free creative space where young entrepreneurs, vendors, and artists come together to host events, showcase their work, and build community.
Along with being a platform for young entrepreneurs in the community to meet, showcase, and grow.
Note: There are no costs to use the space, however there is a vetting process to be approved for use.
Submission Proposal Link located at the Bottom of the page.
Address:
9585 SW Washington Square Rd
Portland, OR 97223
Located at the Shiekh at the Washington Square Mall.
Located inside of the Shiekh Store @ Washington Square Mall
Suggested ways to use the space
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Workshops
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Yoga/Fitness Classes
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Self - Defense Class
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Podcasts
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Seminars
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Art Galleries
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Meeting Rooms
Business Development
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Brand Exposure
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Mall Traffic Visibility
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Networking
Marketing
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Event Recaps
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Content Creation Hub
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Community Engagement
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Availability
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Open during Mall Hours
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Hours: 10AM -- 9PM
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Contact Shiekh Studio Coordinator for more information.
Recent Events
Shiekh Schoolyard
Takeover
Event Date: Saturday, August 23rd
Class was officially in session at the Shiekh Studio in Tigard, Oregon as we brought the Shiekh Schoolyard Takeover at the Washington Square Mall to life. Students were treated to an unforgettable day filled with style, music, and community.
From exclusive sneaker giveaways and fresh Shiekh gear to live music and interactive stations, the energy was electric. Local vendors and partners helped transform the studio into a schoolyard celebration where culture, creativity, and community came together.
This wasn’t just about back-to-school—it was about empowering students with confidence, connection, and a little extra drip before heading into the new school year.
Highlights included:
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🎶 Live DJ setting the vibe
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🎁 Sneakers, backpacks, and giveaways powered by Nike
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📸 Photo booth + customization stations for a personal touch
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🤝 Community partners and vendors adding local flavor
The Shiekh Schoolyard Takeover proved once again that school is more than books—it’s about building confidence, culture, and community.
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