Calendar of Events

This exciting new production of Shakespeare's most popular comedy will feature original, handmade puppets (worked and voiced by real actors) in the roles of all the fairies.

Come out and play up to 15 games of bingo for the chance to win free slot play. Buy a bingo breakfast and receive a free bingo card.

Grab a blanket or small lawn chair and head to the park for an evening movie under the stars. Enjoy Finding Nemo.

Walk around the historic downtown to view artisans, enjoy complimentary refreshments and entertainment.

The Emeralds take on the Tri-City Dust Devils. It's Star Wars Night with post-game fireworks. The Ems are a Minor League Baseball affiliate of the San Diego Padres.

Join the party at dusk for a free fireworks show.

Enjoy a weekend of music, jamming, learning and fun in Oregon's best undiscovered mountain get-away. Enjoy workshops, classes and performances with amazing instructors. Walk-ins welcome if space available.

Eugene Astronomical Society provides a variety of telescopes for public use and astronomers for all your questions.

Local, weekly farmer's market selling produce, goods and crafts.

Live entertainment and old-fashioned fun in the great outdoor beauty of Saginaw Vineyard. Wine, beer, pop and food available for purchase or bring your own picnic basket. No outside alcohol or dogs allowed.

The only flying example of the first passenger airline, Boeing's 40C, will be displayed at this annual biplane gathering.

Experience the exciting world of hot glass in motion, in addition to a multitude of contemporary art works. Demonstrations can be viewed directly from the main gallery floor.

The Commedia Puss in Books is a tale of a young man who follows the advice of a clever cat in extraordinary footwear to achieve nobility and a fine marriage.

Outdoor movies are back. Bring your blanket and low-back chairs for a movie under the stars. Concessions available.

One theatre. Five minutes. Welcoming skits, poetry, dancing, monologues, music and experiment. Bring an act - or there's no shame in just watching.

The story of a wealthy New York playboy whose father sends him West to get him away from Damon Runyon-types. The second-to-last musical comedy written by George and Ira Gershwin.

With a shimmering score by Cole Porter, this is the musical version of The Philadelphia Story, easing the witty banter of the original into swinging duets and romantic ballads with Bing Crosby and Grace Kelly.

Siri Vik has selected 15 songs from the 1956 Ella Fitzgerald Sings The Cole Porter Songbook.

The Ellington/Strayhorn Songbook presented by Ken Peplowski.

Ian Whitcomb explains how light verse, normally held printed-precious between covers, seeped into the consciousness of tired businessmen (and their female companions) out for a Broadway good time after a full dinner.

Oregon's primary bestselling novelist Ken Kesey's award-winning story, about patients in a mental ward and their ongoing battle of wits. Adapted for the stage by Dale Wasserman.

Still life paintings of local artists. Free wine tasting and hors d'ouvres.

A celebration of American music including musicals, concerts, movies, lectures and camps. Theme is Too Marvelous For Words, a tribute to Ella Fitzgerald and Frank Sinatra, and their extraordinary interpretations of the classic American Songbook. Performances at the Shedd and the Hult Center.

Enjoy a progressive dinner sponsored by the Oregon Covered Bridge Festival. An exciting event that takes you back as you travel to an era with horse drawn carriages and penny candy. Try traditional western foods at three historic covered bridges.

A one-stop shop for fruits, vegetables, protein and baked goods from local producers. Enjoy live music, catch a story with the Springfield Public Library and learn to cook locally every final Friday.

The grill is fired up each Friday for a Black Pepper and Sea Salt New York Strip Steak with potatoes and salad. Enjoy wine and live music.

Come out to the park for a great summer movie. Rated PG-13, 117 minutes.

Grab your passport and go! Experience the South Willamette Wine country with a month of events. Enjoy 20% discount at participating wineries, special tasting events, and a grand winemakers dinner at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum

Sample pairings of award-winning wines with Oregon-made Artisan cheeses while listening to live acoustic music on the beautiful patio. Picnics welcome. Off-site alcohol strictly prohibited.

Weekly community grower's market offering local produce for sale.

Led by Alseny Yansane, this troupe delights audiences with the high-spirited dance and high-energy percussion of Guinea, West Africa.

Photography collection by the Pulitzer Prize-winner Brian Lanker of Eugene, who died in March of pancreatic cancer. Signed copies of the photos on display will be available for purchase.

Browse the gallery featuring COEXIST, a show by metal and wood artist Steve Mast.

Visit the summer exhibit featuring hands-on activities on a range of science and engineering topics: air table, nanotechnology, brain teasers, etc.

An experience akin to a science museum exhibit to help art lovers understand the invisible reality of echoes and sound reflection by asking visitors to bouce sound off targets placed along the wall.

The David Joyce Gallery presents a colorful exhibit in a variety of mediums. Features 12 local artists, including seven from the Plein Air Painters of Lane County, who celebrate living in Oregon, a state known for its world-class wines.

Exhibit featuring the work of JoAnn Chartier (painter), David Wilson (photographer), and Virginia Wolf (stone carver).

This photography exhibit featuring seven local photographers participating in the systematic exploration of the Eugene/Springfield metro area.

A photography exhibit by wildlife photographer Steven Kazlowski. This exhibit explores the plight of the polar bear in the face of climate change, and offers practical, everyday suggestions for reducing individual impact on the environment.

This exhibition, offers a never-before-seen glimpse at the beginning career of David McCosh, one of Oregon’s most distinctive and influential artists through his paintings, prints, and sketchbooks.

What makes Eugene, Eugene? This exhibit addresses the change in Eugene occurring 1967 through the mid 70s. It features the people and events, the politics and issues, and the fashion and music of the time.

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.