Abstract: A portable bar or counter is disclosed consisting of several interchangeable parts. Interchangeable top and bottom parts fit onto a panel assembly to provide a table on which to rest objects or a podium to stand behind. The top part acts as a counter while the bottom part acts as a stabilizing base for the assembled unit. The panel assembly is made of four interchangeable panels which are hinged to each other allowing them to fold in accordion style. The connected panel assembly fits into the top and bottom parts forming a front and two sides while the rear is left open. Additional side-to-side and torsional rigidity is achieved by an interlocking shelf which attaches inside the invention. The component parts are designed to allow quick assembly and disassembly without the use of tools. When disassembled, the invention collapses to form its own carrying case with the top and bottom parts used as covers to hold the collapsed panel assembly, shelf, and other accessories.