Calendar of Events

First formed sometime in the late 1960s, this classical ensemble with a light touch has changed players many times, but its name and charm have endured. That's why the current batch of talented musicians calls itself "the oldest establish permanent floating woodwind quintet in Eugene."

Allan has spent several years with successful dance, rock, and jazz ensembles as a pianist and singer and has performed with Ray Charles, Judy Collins & others.

Set during the trying times of the Great Depression, the classic American drama "Awake and Sing" looks at a working-class Jewish family and their struggle to carve out a slice of the American Dream.

The UO School of Music and Dance is pleased to showcase the Emerging Artist Series, a premier recital program for top student talents in music and dance.

Wander through galleries, examine interesting and new works of art and get acquainted with Eugene's downtown art district with this monthly art tour.

Enjoy the museum with free admission the first Friday of everyone month. Enjoy the museum's new exhibits and old classics.

Bring your dinner basket and come out for a great musical adventure in the warmth of their historic century-old red barn and enjoy a delicious glass of wine. Saginaw Vineyard is just 15 minutes south of Eugene at exit 176 off I-5.

Huge outdoor recreation show featuring exhibitors, seminars and demonstrations. Great fun for the whole family.

Ringleader Hummel is joined by Charlie Musselwhite, Billy Boy Arnold, Curtis Salgado and Sugar Ray Norcia, all backed by The Blues Survivors for a night of musical diversity and energy.

Vocalist Gaye Lee Russell heads up a top-notch crew of musicians and nightly guest artists to create an entertaining and powerful evening of diversified music.

Mr. Bill's Traveling Trivia Show hosts a fun-filled evening of tricky questions.

Come out for this swinging jazz performs featuring an array of songs by Dorothy Fields including "A Fine Romance" and "Hooray For Love."

Enjoy an all A Cappella show featuring the best of the western division of collegiate choirs.

The Bethel Consortium's Indian Education Program hosts this annual event featuring Native youth competition, music , dance and more.

Jameson Marvin (Harvard University) conducts three of Oregon's finest choruses in a program featuring choral masterworks: UO Chamber Choir, Portland State Chamber Choir and Pacific Youth Choir.

Growers' Market is also offered Wednesday evenings seasonly May - October at Coiner Park. Accepts Oregon Trail (SNAP), WIC and Senior Coupons

Come out for this competitive and recreational disc golf tournament benefiting Food for Lane County. Sign-ups begin at 7:30 a.m. with the first round tee-off at 9:00 a.m. A 45-minute lunch break will be followed by the second round.

Explore the ecology and management of Eugene's beautiful parks. Naturalists from the Outdoor Program at the River House will lead these free interpretive walks. Meet at Eugene Skinner's cabin.

Enjoy a 45-minute tour of highlights from the museum's collection and current exhibitions with a museum docent.

Enjoy fresh Oregon Coast Crab. The feed includes all the trimmings, silent auction and loads of fun! All proceeds will benefit the hunger relief efforts of Florence Food Share. Advance ticket purchase required by January 25.

The Kiisimaa System distills the paradoxical secrets of the universe into to simple disciplines that increase compassion, vitality and constructive action. This is an introductory workshop. Bring a snack to share for social hour/Q&A. Pre-registration is appreciated.

Year-round farmers' market featuring local organic produce, meats, cheeses, herbs and more. Also enjoy fresh organic coffee, breads and gourmet sandwiches.

Enjoy hot mulled wine every weekend through the winter.

A distinguished, Hawaiian singer-songwriting preforms warm, heartfelt melodies and passionate, soulful vocals.

New Shanghai Circus brings its breathtaking acrobatics, juggling, and magic to the Florence Events Center. The circus brings more than 2,000 years of tradition to the stage.

An out-and-back race along the new sections of the bike path following the Willamette River.

Stay in your PJs, grab the family and support a good cause. Enjoy a waffle and frozen yogurt breakfast. Twenty-five percent of the sale will be donated to support Habitat for Humanity.

The University of Oregon Women's Basketball team face off against Colorado.

Enjoy a fun-filled day of gear and snow. Come try free demos of snowshoes and skis, visit booths from your favorite winter vendors and warm up in the ski patrol cabin with snacks and hot drinks. Raffles, free guided snowshoeing and skiing, tips and techniques from local experts and more.

A small orchestra that plays with the emotional power of soloists, the Salzburg is a rare and wonderful performance treat, here offering Mozart, Dvorak and Janacek. Soprano Karine Polverelli of France joins the group for Britten's Les Illuminations, a setting of poems by Arthur Rimbaud.

Catch the debut performance of Steel Wool, the newest combo featuring TR Kelly and Randy Hamme of the Raventones, plus Tim Mueller and Nel Applegate doing all original songs.

Come out to watch the Super Bowl on their jumbo 19' screen. Ticket price includes $5 of free slot play, a souvenir hat, free food and soft drinks. Reserve your seat today!

Come out for this swinging jazz performs featuring an array of songs by Dorothy Fields including "A Fine Romance" and "Hooray For Love."

This event brings together local food producers (farmers, ranchers, fishermen) and buyers (grocery stores, restaurants, distributors) to make business connections to create a sustainable food system.

Trivia hosted by Keith Appleby with prizes and food and drink specials. Every Monday is Burger Monday. Any burger, fries and a pint of microbrew for $9.99.

Dubstep master Excision performs with Liquid Stranger and Lucky Date opening. Excision's signature sound takes influence from the morphing basslines of drum and bass, the aggressive energy of heavy metal and the laid back vibe of hip hop.

Come on in and perform your heart out for 15 minutes at Eugene's newest music venue. Singers, musicians, comedians, poets all welcome.

Local poet Toni Hanner will lead a free workshop to teach participants how to find publishers, keep track of submissions, enter poetry contests and develop a network. Pre-registration is required.

Come out for this unusual and funny night of Bingo hosted by Tom Heinl and Scott K.

Paris! New York! Eugene! An evening of new chamber music from both coasts and beyond.

Karaoke Night meets Ladies Night every Tuesday with Slick Nick. Enjoy great drink specials for all the ladies.

Siri Vik, Gene Chin and Alison Slade perform solos, duets and trios in this annual concert featuring a selection of popular tunes from composers ranging from Mozart to McCartney.

Join your friends and meet some new ones at a fund-raising beer dinner featuring local brews paired with fine local cuisine. All proceeds from the event go to support the Civil Liberties Defense Center.

Come out for this weekly jam of bluegrass music featuring talented and passionate locals.

Want to get out in the snow but don't know where to go? Join REI expert Dan Howells for this informative look at where to go for your next winter adventure. Dan is a Wilderness first aid instructor for WMI with over 30 years experience leading trips for Boy Scouts and 5 years with the Willamette Backcountry Ski Patrol.

Rock to the sounds of David Lamond "Elvis" and Larry Thompson "Johnny Cash" while you enjoy dinner and drink specials.

Come out to the museum for free admission on Wednesdays. Discover the Museum of Natural and Cultural History, where 15,000 years of human history and 200 million years of geology are at your fingertips.

Laugh Out Loud every Wednesday with a professional comedian who is sure to tickle your funny bone.

Enjoy family and adult bingo every Wednesday in hour-long rounds.

Unfinished Spaces (2011, 86 min.) follows three architects as they return to Cuba, after forty years in exile, to finish what was considered the world's most spectacular and futuristic art school, which the country's revolution had inspired and then abandoned.