Calendar of Events

In a magical evening of theatre inspired by the original One Thousand and One Nights tales, Shahrazade's parables weave themselves together into a rich tapestry of faith, healing and transformation.

This garden exhibit created by the area's finest landscape architects features themed displays, such as Taste of Tuscany, Game of Thrones and Oregon Sunshine. The event is presented by Lane Forest Products.

Come out for this evening with Cheff Ann Cooper, the Renegade Lunch Lady, as she discusses healthy food for families. Sponsored by the Eugene Coalition for Better School Food.

This Friday's walk is guest hosted by Mayor Kitty Piercy. The walk begins at NEST then continues through downtown. In addition to the walk, many local galleries and venues will be open to wander through.

Enjoy a free evening of fun including dinner and games, crafts and live entertainment. Dinner served until 7 p.m.

Bring your dinner basket and come out for old-fashioned fun and entertainment in the warmth of their historic century-old red barn. Complimentary wine tasting. 21 and over.

Learn how to find, grow and eat both wild and garden greens (raw or cooked). Learn preparation techniques to make the most of your green moment. Plus enjoSamples? Lots!

Spring Creek Elementary School PTO proudly presents the Harlem Wizards Basketball Team verses the Spring Creek Basketeers (a team of local celebrities, school staff and parents). Come out for this highly entertaining comedy basketball game.

Come out for this fun party hosted by SLUG Queen Holly GoSlugly to support KindTree programs. Enjoy live music, crazy contests for dance and costums. Dress up and grab your friends for this entertaining evening for a good cause.

From Anacortes, Washington, these are two mellow/energetic acts interested in incorporating serious/relatable themes into experimental pop music.

Parade, tree planting, talent show, quilt show, street fair, food, music and dinner theater.

Explore the wilderness in Eugene’s backyard! The Hardesty Mountain roadless area is the largest to be found within an hour of Eugene and includes two hike-able peaks. On this hike, the group will stay on the lower flanks of the hills, explore some of the old-growth forests still found here, and cross forest-filtered streams on the South Willamette Trail.

Come out and try Tai Chi for free with this special spring class. Pre-registration is required.

Explore the science of what's eating you as you examine the anatomies, life cycles and behaviors of mosquitoes, fleas, ticks, leeches and other parasites through this skin-crawling collection of interactive exhibits.

Come out and see this exhibit feature the Acrylic paintings by Sally Ott. Her art consists of playful "confetti" on fruit paintings and glass.

Enjoy a guided tour free with admission. 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.

Based loosely on the memoirs of burlesque artist Gypsy Rose Lee, the 1959 musical Gypsy chronicles the story of the ultimate pushy stage mother, and features “Let Me Entertain You."

An exhibit featuring the paintings of two local artists with Mexico connections.

Students from around the state respond to the idea of JSMA founder, Gertrude Bass Warner, that knowledge of other cultures and other people promotes global understanding. A K-12 student exhibition.

The Hubble Telescope takes amazingly clear pictures of objects beyond Earth. From our close neighbors in space to the distant Rose Galaxies, discover the universe in this exhibit of photographs.

UO graduate Russel Wong strives to distinguish his work by re-defining and re-styling glamorous figures with greater depth, texture, and imagination. He has photographed for Vogue, Nike and Time.

Work embraces the limited edition letterpress broadsides and hand bound books. Gallery in the lower level of the Hult Center.

The David Joyce Gallery located in the Center for Meeting and Learning at Lane Community College has opened its final exhibit of the 2011-12 academic year all about the inspiration of the color and term "Green."

As an artist and natural science illustrator, Becky Uhler strives to bridge the gap between what we see with our eyes and the intricate systems in nature.

An exhibit showcasing 25 artists whose work has either been inspired by music or is related to the theme of music.

This exhibition focuses on the nexus of American art, the woodblock print movement, women and East Asia between 1900 and 1940 through the presentation of work by Helen Hyde, Bertha Lum, Elizabeth Kieth and Lilian Miller.

An exhibit featuring the county's notable oddities, superlative scenery, cinematic moments, and surprising personalities.

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

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

Student Ambassadors offer 90-minute walking tours of the main campus. Available year-round except holidays.

An open-air marketplace for locally produced fresh vegetables, fruits, plants, prepared food and specialty artisan goods. Open every Friday during the May-October growing season.