Calendar of Events

Acoustic Americana with BAREFOOT LEROY! What they're saying:“A hoot!” (Marc Time-KWVA) “What a sound!” (Rome Hamel-KRVM) “A joy to watch!” Kim Still (Saturday Market)

Check out this hip-hop show at the WOW Hall.

Celebration of the art of Buster Keaton sponsored by the Cottage Grove Historical Society. Several films to be shown.

Escape to the world of a 1930’s Depression-era circus in Cirque de la Lune. Featuring three guest orchestras, these three new ballets will explore the grandeur, illusion and romance of the "Cirque."

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.

Dog Tale Time returns to the Downtown Eugene Public Library on Saturdays from October 6 through December 15, 2 to 3:30 p.m. This is a free opportunity for children from kindergarten to sixth grade to build skills by reading to trained dogs for fun, short one-on-one sessions. Starting a week in advance, pre-register at 541-682-8316 for 15-minute reading sessions.

Local jazz at it's best.

See some of the best junior level hockey players take the ice as the Generals host Vancouver.

A juried film festival with entries from around the world.

Two days of ukulele workshops, concerts, jams, open mic and kids festival. Concerts and workshops by Aldrine Guerrero, The Quiet American, Lorenzo Vignando, Mandalyn May and more.

Come out and celebrate 150 years of Eugene history with this fun party, procession and public art unveiling.

Eugene@150 Walking Tour of E. Skinner Butte Historic District. Refreshments, free 28 page booklet.

Eugene was first incorporated 150 years ago on Oct. 17, 1862. Join us in celebrating our community’s history, present, and future. Enjoy cake, music by The Sugar Beets and performance by Radio Redux.

A new piece of public art will be unveiled to mark Eugene’s 150th birthday at the corner of 13th Avenue and Alder Street. Tollowed by a procession to Skinner Butte Park for Eugene@150 celebration.

Discover the West Eugene Wetlands through unstructured play with WREN. Participants will have the opportunity to experience a restored wetland community.

Enjoy a weekend of mushroom madness. Join fellow mushroom enthusiasts and naturalists for guided forays and informative lectures. Also look forward to delicious local cuisine and wine pairings.

At this fun, family-oriented event, Nearby Nature guides will lead special night hikes along a festive pumpkin-lit trail through the Alton Baker Park woods. On each hike, folks will encounter all sorts of furry and feathered creatures of the night in costume, from a gigantic bat to a sneaky spider.Back at the decorated picnic shelter, folks will have a hooting, howling good time creating creepy crafts and gobbling up tricky treats. There will also be a great raffle of goods and services donated ... Visit Website

Karen LovelyFeaturing Hank ShreveBlues/R&B/Soul9pm$10 coverwww.karenlovely.com/

A family fun ride with trailers, trail-a-bikes, Xtracycles, tandems, oh my! We'll ride legal, safe, and hoot it up. Helmets are heavily encouraged (and legally required for the tikes). Location rotates per month. Check website for details.

Sharing stages with some of hip-hop's most respected and revered legends, Seattle native Macklemore has spent several years honing his craft and perfecting his live show. DEE-1 and Luck-One open the show.

Adventure seekers will soon have a new way to explore the local region, as Travel Lane County prepares to launch the first official Geocaching.com GeoTour on the West Coast--one of only eight nationwide.Stretching from Springfield to the crest of the Cascades, Travel Lane County’s first GeoTour, focused on the McKenzie River region. More than 30 geocaching sites have been selected and prepped for the new tour, officially named the Eugene, Cascades & Coast GeoTour – McKenzie River Edition. The to... Visit Website

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Grades 6-12. Gain the knowledge, skills and confidence to care for infants through school-age children. This class addresses safety issues, preventing injuries and illnesses, basic child care, first aid, decision making skills and age-appropriate behavior and play. A minimum of six participants is required to operate class. Please bring a sack lunch.

Skip McDonald Photography is holding two weekends of the popular “Pure Nature” workshop, sharing the tips and techniques of nature photography he has learned in 20 years as a pro.

Switchfoot, a Grammy award winner for Best Rock Gospel Album in 2011, is touring in support of their latest record Vice Verses.

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.

Run, laugh, sip wine & enjoy good food. Let go, relax, have fun and treat yourself to this women's running retreat for all levels of runners. Lodging, meals, wine tasting, coaching are included.

This family program provides unstructured observation, education and inspiration in our surrounding natural spaces. WREN staff and volunteers will be on hand to check-out nature exploration equipment.

"Dilemma" is a story of inheritance, greed, and deceit. A young heiress is soon to inherit her grandfather's estate when a young man comes courting. He knows the old gentleman is near death, but it's all in the timing.

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.

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

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.

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.

Year-round farmers' market featuring local organic produce, meats, cheeses, herbs and more. Also enjoy fresh organic coffee, breads and gourmet sandwiches.

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

Featuring local and Northwest artists, crafters, farmers, fishermen, imports, live music and food vendors. Come join the fun next to the Siuslaw River.