Calendar of Events

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Connecting the Dots: Coastlines, Crescents, the Pacific Flyway, and the Peopling of the AmericasJon Erlandson, Executive Director, Museum of Natural and Cultural History and Knight Professor of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Department of AnthropologyErlandson’s illustrated lecture will present new ideas and evidence that provide a provocative context for understanding early stone tools of the Pacific Rim, the human colonization of the Americas, the evolution of the Pacific Flyway, and connections b... Visit Website

Casey Neill's career has always walked the line between lyrical song craft and ferocious electric live shows. His new album, “Goodbye to the Rank and File” ups the ante, bringing the power of his stage performances into the studio like never before.

Free public lecture-demonstration by the “Mysore Brothers” (Mysore Manjunath and Mysore Nagaraj), South Indian violinists, accompanied by mridangam player (drummer) Srimushnam Rajarao. Sponsored by the UO School of Music and Dance

Celebrate the harvest season with a unique fall experience. Fun for the entire family. Each weekend enjoy live music, face painting, and a food venue.

Dawn Babt spinning vinyls

A monthly art walk hosted and led by special community guests. Enjoy wandering the local galleries and venues and viewing a variety of art. Check website for tour starting location each month.

Old Town Florence merchants will stay open late for visitors to shop, explore and enjoy the summer evenings.

Join them for old-fashioned fun and entertainment.

“Sticks and stones can break my bones”… but when Benjamin hits Henry at a nearby park, it starts two sets of parents on a comical explosive downhill slide destined for debauchery. This universally acclaimed new comedy was the 2009 recipient of both the Olivier (London) and Tony Awards for Best Play.

Inoke plays popular soft rock from the 80's & 90's

The show that made Fred and Adele Astaire stars and gave George and Ira Gershwin their start on Broadway, Lady, Be Good! is a whacky, crazy tale of romance.

DAYGLOW, “The World’s Largest Paint Party,” began in 2006 on college campuses in Florida. Since then, it has quickly taken the nation by storm by positioning itself as a one of a kind experience. Witness this spectacular show that fuses high-energy music, art, dance, and PAINT into one mind blowing combination. Ages 18 and over.

Story and song are woven seamlessly together by Mare Wakefield's intimate delivery and gift for melody. Beth Wood opens the show.

Enjoy this comedy murder mystery show and movie.

Awards are presented for each of the 12 division categories. Art work is submitted by artists of all ages in a variety of subjects and mediums.

The show that made Fred and Adele Astaire stars, this theatrical is a wacky, crazy tale of romance with all the trials and tribulations that can occur on the path of true love and happiness.

The Ted Vaughn Blues BandBlues9:00pm$5 Coverwww.tedvaughnbluesband.comwww.sofiatalvik.com/

This month, we’ll have all the seasons in one day! Come to the Museum and explore spring, summer, fall and winter in our toddler activities. We will learn how trees and animals live during different seasons, see how things change over the year, and make some fun projects to keep all year round!

This suspenseful stage adaptation of Reginald Rose’s 1954 made-for-TV movie provides a mesmerizing glimpse into the underpinnings of the American judicial system.

Come see the Ducks take on UCLA.

The Springfield Museum presents "A Kodak Moment" the cameras and prints of the 1940's thru the 1970's before the digital camera. A chance to remember and see again the camera you treasured growing up

The Springfield Museum is continuing the exhibit "for ArtSake" until October 30th. Nine artists from Nye Beach will be exhibiting their artistic styles of fused glass, beadwork and many others.

A classic tale with a gothic, comedic twist, the whole family will enjoy! With song and dance, magic and the unusual romance between an unlikely pair. Musical Dinner Theatre

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.

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.

The David Joyce Gallery opens its first exhibit of the 2012-13 academic year entitled Taste and Flavor: Spicy featuring eleven Oregon artists.

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.

Tree Themed Art Show.

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

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.

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.