Calendar of Events

Springfield Mayor Christine Lundberg will deliver opening remarks at the Festival. Beginners and pros are welcome to show off their kite-flying skills. An all-ages kite competition will award prizes to participants in several categories, including Most Creative and Highest-Flying.

EAA's Rare B-17 WWII Bomber will make a stop at the Eugene Airport. Public flights and tours of "Aluminum Overcast" will be available.

Support Greenhill Humane Society in the 20th Annual Bark in the Park. Nearly 1,000 dogs and their people leash up for a 5K run and 2K walk in the park. There's the run, the walk, canine activities, vendor booths and more!

Enjoy your favorite tunes from Blue Skies performing a tribute to Harry James with special guest; Grayson Fiske on vibraphone.

Enjoy the music of Cold War Kids with Superhumanoids.

Featuring 20 WFTDA, 9 MRDA, and 5 junior visiting roller derby leagues there's no better way to get your derby fix than this! International teams from Australia, London, and Canada. The World is Coming!!

Take a walk through Hendricks Park’s Native Plant Garden with Emily Aune, native plant enthusiast and gardener at Hendricks Park. Tour 1-2 hours long.

Come celebrate the first Dexter Lake Farmers' Market of 2013 with live blue grass music by the Whiskey Chasers. Shop for fresh fruits, veggies, goat cheese, eggs, arts and crafts and wood-fired baked pizza.

Enjoy live music, a free motorcycle show, fireworks, monster truck rides and more at the Casino all weekend long to celebrate the Rhododendron Festival. 

An elegant three course afternoon tea with varied tea flavors to compliment each course. Advance reservations required. $25 per guest. For ticket delivery by Mothers' Day call 541.484.0808 by April 30th. It is suggested that children be age eight or older.

Celebrate historic preservation month. Come and enjoy house tours, history and park information, a Morse exhibit, OPB's Wayne Morse documentary, refreshments (2-3:30pm) and marimba music.

A day of wildflowers, music, food, crafts, and microscopes! Fun for the whole family (except the dog).

In its fourth season, Chamber Music Amici: Concert 5 All Baroque! features Leclair Duo, Bach Sonata, Purcell Fantasia, Vivaldi Sonata, Vivaldi Motet, and guests Julia Brown, harpsichord and Laura Decher-Wayte, soprano.

On Monday, May 20, 25% of pint sales from the Ninkasi Tasting Room will be donated to ShelterCare. ShelterCare serves families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

This workshop will present an overview of Arts in Health Care and how specific artistic genres and skills sets can be applied in the field. Presented by Terri Thomas - Arts in Health Care Consultant.

Lisa Lawson presentation. Images and information about area waterfalls. Included will be information on waterfalls requiring a short or long hike to ones that are actually wheelchair accessible.

Dishcrawl is bringing the foodies in Eugene another reason to eat great food. We’ll take you on a tour of Eugene’s lively downtown to enjoy cuisine from four different restaurants. Join us on Wednesday, May 22 at 7 p.m. and take an evening to socialize, enjoy the nightlife and taste the tantalizing food characteristic of this enthusiastic city. Don’t wait! Get your ticket now!

Robert D. Mowry, Retired Alan J. Dworsky Curator of Chinese Art and Head of the Department of Asian Art, Arthur M. Sackler Museum, Harvard Art Museums, and Senior Lecturer on Chinese and Korean Art, Department of the History of Art and Architecture, Harvard University.

"Celebrating older Americans and the many ways they contribute to society, the workplace, our communities, and our families". Only annual recognition event of its kind in Lane County.

Robert D. Mowry leads a hands-on connoisseurship seminar on Chinese and Korean ceramics from the JSMA collection.

Come see one of the best dog agility competitions on the west coast.

21 and over come and join us for old-fashioned fun and entertainment from 6-9pm, in the warmth of our century old red barn. Dinner served 6-7:30ish.

Enjoy the artisan wood-fired baked pizzas of PizzAldo's with fine wines at Sarver Vineyard in a beautiful setting with live music. A short 25 minute drive from Eugene.

Primus is an American rock band. The group collaborated with 3D Live from Burbank, CA to create 3D content for their tour. 3D glasses will be distributed to people attending.

Willies Spring Fling, weekend fun for the whole family (clothing optional). View full schedule online.

Wine tasting with live Music by Jerome Monaco on Friday and Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. On Sunday, from noon to 4 p.m., pizza's from our wood-burning oven will be available for purchase.

Tastings of new releases and light hors d'oeuvres. Open Friday through Monday from Noon to 7 p.m.

Oregon Scholastic Clay Target Program State Championship.

The West Coast Art Gala is an art festival which will have different vendors selling items such as handmade artisan jewelry or pottery to fiber arts and watercolors.

Bloom: The Art of Gardens returns to the Fifth Street Public Market. Come see inspirational flower and garden installations from the area's most talented garden designers and landscape architects.

Featuring prints by Wassily Kandinsky, Käthe Kollwitz, Franz Marc, and Emil Nolde as well as the recently restored double-sided Max Pechstein painting "Ballet Dancers/Two Women in Lamplight."

Singapore-artist Wong shows his 3-channel Life and Death in Venice. Entirely self-directed, produced and conceived during his presentation for the Singapore Pavilion during the 53rd Venice Biennale.

Nick Sixkiller is a powwow MC, radio DJ and advocate in Eugene who seeks to connect native and non-native people through his service in the community. Learn more about this amazing local leader.

Featuring interactive stations on sound, music, and hearing, this display is sure to raise decibels! Each activity takes a playful look at the physics of sound waves as well as how music and sound affect our mood.

Journey with Eugene artist Jon Meyers to the Four Corners region of the American Southwest, exploring the sagebrush-covered ruins of Hovenweep and Chaco Canyon.

From a 19-century working-class family in Portland to a Chinese mining community in Jacksonville, this exhibit tells the stories of five historical sites recently excavated by museum archaeologists.

Third in the series of Taste and Flavor exhibits, featuring adult and children's interpretations of "Sweet". Artwork includes photography, mixed media, painting.

Eugene's newest art gallery. Dedicated to sharing exceptional contemporary artists, art and art education with the world community. Come visit the current gallery featuring local artists: Lillian Almeida, Robert Canaga, Jill Cardinal, Kirk Lybecker, Renee Manford, Randy Ortiz, Michael Orwick, Sarah Sedwick, Angelita Surmon, Randall David Tipton and Jeff White.

Crafts, locally grown foods, and more make the Dexter Lake Farmers' Market a must-shop stop.

Come on out and play and sing with the DLC Roadhouse Band or bring out your whole band to knock out a few. A great place to network with other musicians! Music theme is rock, country, blues, southern rock, classic rock and there abouts. (Not really a venue for screamo, punk or speed metal). Our jam night is fan friendly and accepting as all jam nights should be. Just sign up on the list when you get here and we'll call you up in that order.

Wrap up your weekend by enjoying our fine sparkling wine and live music on the patio. Bring your own brunch!

This is the flea market of all flea markets. Come see all the great merchandise at this indoor flea market.

Come out for fun mornings with this popular numbers game. Great prizes!

Questions range from book learning to pop culture, politics and hip culture. Always a matching round and picture identification round on anything from "Canadian or Dead" to "Seinfeld Girlfriends."

Get your nerd on every Monday night.

An incredible evening of 3 live acoustic style performances by some of the best artists in the Northwest. Tyler Morin and Craig Sorseth host every Wednesday evening with a special guest!

Featuring a variety of local produce, art & crafts with special emphasis on sustainable and/or organic. Enjoy free concerts in the park starting June 19th until September.

Come out and bring your best tunes to this popular, weekly open mic night. Sing your heart out! Not a performer? Enjoy the show with a slice of pizza & a drink.

Admission is free every Wednesday at the Museum of Natural and Cultural History.

Slick Nick MCs Cornucopia's award-winning karaoke night every Wednesday. Pick from thousands of songs.