Calendar of Events

Always...Patsy Cline is more than a tribute to the legendary country singer who died tragically at age 30 in a plane crash in 1963. The musical play, complete with down home country humor, true emotion, and even some audience participation, includes many of Patsy's unforgettable hits such as Crazy, I Fall to Pieces, Sweet Dreams and Walking After Midnight.

Bluegrass music and a barbecue in the perfect setting. Relax to the music of the Alder Street All-stars and the Cascadia Folk Quartet. Food and beer garden by the Pump Cafe.

Cornflower is a vocalist, beatboxer, one-man jam-band. His music is a fusion of Organic Live-electronica, Soul, Dub & Tribal-Funk-Hop.

Enjoy free airplane rides, pancake breakfast, aircraft displays, an auction, golf tournament, prizes and more!

Come out to the baseball diamond and watch the Emeralds take on the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes.

Come enjoy a glass of wine and the music of GEO4.

Join Saginaw Vineyard for old-fashioned fun and entertainment. Delicious and reasonably priced BBQ dinners and snacks provided by Shady Oaks Catering from 6 - 8:30.

Sarver Winery is firing up the grill and tunes Friday evenings throughout the summer. Enjoy gourmet pizzas, delicious wine and music. No reservation necessary and you are welcome to pack your own picnic or order off the bar menu.

Here Comes The Fun! One of the Northwest's finest fairs, offering outstanding concerts, thrilling rides and games and exhibits showcasing Lane County's best.

Oregon Parks and Recreation District hosts fun filled camping weekends for novice campers and families at various Oregon State Park throughout the summer. With extra gear for you, there's plenty of fun for adults and children. S'more included!

Three full days of unequaled single-track riding with fully supported ride options that leave from camp. 500 miles of the world's best single-track trails, hundreds of cyclists, camping along the Willamette River, three meals/day, free beer garden, free demo bikes, clinics, mechanics and more. Register early.

Enjoy a movie under the stars! Bring your blankets and lawn chairs for this outdoor film.

Outdoor movie time! Bring your blanket and lawn chairs for a movie under the starts. Concessions available. Proceeds support the free summer movie program.

When five adventurous children meet a sand fairy near their vacation home, their fondest wishes are granted; but they soon learn the truth of the saying "be careful what you wish for." Come join in the fun and surprises of this park play.

Where does your food come from? In this camp, we'll cook a variety of simple dishes. We'll trace how their ingredients traveled from the worlds of nature and agriculture to our dinner plates and what changes happened to them along the way. Ages 9-11.

Explore the many ecosystems that can be found in the ocean. We'll look at animals from the surface to the deep ocean to see how they interact with each other. We'll also meet some trained scuba divers to find out how they do research in the ocean, and more! Ages 7-9.

Explore the world while thinking like a scientist! Bake a cookie using solar energy, follow a grain of sand from a mountain to the ocean, find out how different animals make their homes, and more. Ages 5-7.

Ben Rice brings real vintage blues into the modern era - twisting soul, roots blues, and west coast blues with rockabilly, funk, and rock.

The ten member cast sings, dances and performs their way into your heart with a great western story of past regrets and new beginnings. Food available from the Ring of Fire.

Released on parole after 5 years in prison, a young woman makes a clean start in a small town in Wisconsin in this heart-warming 2001 musical about finding hope in the unlikeliest of places.

Free games for the kids with cash prizes, hay rodeo, logging competition, livestock competition, complete with pony rides and a midway of games. Bingo, live entertainment, and terrific food.

Visit an exhibit featuring 52 paintings by PJ Sargeant. A free reception to meet Sargeant is scheduled Friday, Aug. 10, from 5 - 7 p.m. Wine, cider and hors d’oeuvres will be served. Many of the artists’ works will be for sale.

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.

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.

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.

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."

Bergeman's photographs document his exploration of the light, landscape and way of life that once flourished along the navigable rivers of Oregon's Coast Range.

A exhibition and accompanying publication by Eugene based artist, Lynda Lanker, presenting portraits and stories of the more than fifty women, from thirteen western states, who gain their sustenance and livelihood from the land.

View the Victorian Mourning Exhibit. There’s always something new to see and do at the Castle on the Hill.

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

A free monthly variety show for people who love Hawai'i. Usually includes open mic, a presentation on Hawaiiana (short film, pop quiz, show and tell, etc.), and a featured musical guest. Plenty aloha!

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.

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