Calendar of Events

During the 2012 Olympic Trials, the brewery will be open 24 hours a day offering free meeting and party space, free shuttles to Hayward Field, full service catering, 35+ taps, wine and spirits and brewery tours.

Enjoy live music outside at the last original log lodge on the McKenzie River. A historical speaker will also give a short talk about the area. BBQ and brews also available.

Five-mile fun run with special guests, refreshments and random prizes. Sponsored by Nike. All runs start at the Eugene Running Company and cover portions of Pre's Trail. All paces are welcome.

A preview for all runners and walkers, which will cover close to eight miles of the half marathon course. Water and Gatorade will be provided throughout the course.

Come out for brunch and get your day off to a great start. Don't forget to sample one of their 35 craft beers on tap or have a Bloody Mary made with Rogue's award-winning spirits.

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!

Artistic Director Helmuth Rilling leads international musicians in orchestral, vocal and contemporary concerts and educational programs at this Grammy-winning festival.

An inspiring musical performance by the award-winning youth choirs of Oregon Festival Choirs.

Enjoy this classic band outside at the Amphitheater in Alton Baker Park as part of the Oregon Bach Festival.

Thorpe, considered one of the greatest athletes of all time, is still the only athlete to win both the pentathlon and the decathlon. Come learn about this amazing athlete and see his Olympic medals!

Set in a dingy 1930s St. Louis apartment, this hauntingly memorable family drama by Tennessee Williams is one of the most admired plays of the last sixty years.

Come celebrate the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials with an entertainment stage, digital video boards, interactive fun activities, food & beverage, fan merchandise and private hospitality suites. The festival is open to the public. At 5 p.m. Blackbird performs.

The largest national championship track meet in the world. It will select the athletes to represent Team USA at the London Olympic Games.

The event will be a 2-person 16k relay (each running 8k total). Participators can chose the length of their legs as long as each runner does the same amount.

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 includes many of Patsy's unforgettable hits such as Crazy, I Fall to Pieces, Sweet Dreams and Walking After Midnight - 27 songs in all!

Come out to this fun all-ages, non-competitive track meet. Events include 100, 400 meters, predict-a-mile, selected distance event, high and long jumps, javelin and steeplechase. All the proceeds benefit the track.

Bach proved his creative prowess in this set of thirty inventive and increasingly complex variations upon a simple aria, encompassing a remarkable range of styles and forms. Listen to a selection by the Portland Baroque Orchestra. Concert a part of Oregon Bach Festival.

18-hole stroke play competition with gross and net divisions. Entry Fee includes green fee, range, lunch and prize money.

Exciting evenings jam packed with rodeo entertainment.

With its meld of music and meaning, the Discovery Series is the heartbeat of the Oregon Bach Festival. Artistic Director, Helmuth Rilling delves deep to explore the structure and symbolism that give Bach's telling of the last days of Christ its unrelenting power.

Celebrated internationally as soloists, chamber musicians and recitalist, these two musicians combine forces to blend their ideas in a spirited duo recital. Principally performing on bassoon and trumpet and extending to piano, corno da caccia and voice, the pair offer repertoire of the Baroque tradition.

America's biggest 4th of July 10K where there is something for everyone. With a competitive 10K & 5K, a 4.5 mile walk, a challenging course and awesome t-shirts, Eugene's most popular road race continues its long tradition and ignites the holiday fireworks.

This intermediate level tour offers a sample of the area's best trails and features rides through almost everything the Willamette National Forest has to offer. You'll ride along cool, clear rivers, through beautiful alpine meadows and ancient old growth forest. Cost includes guides, camping and meals.

Enjoy a hardy fourth of July breakfast to start of the day and then arts and crafts booths, live entertainment, a parade at 11 a.m. and a huge fireworks show at dusk.

Come out to the baseball diamond and watch the Emeralds take on the Everett Aquasox.

Annual fireworks display over the Siuslaw River from historic Old Town, pie-eating and watermelon contest on Bay Street.

The Maude Kerns Kerns Art Center partners with Eugene’s Active 20 – 30 Club to present this festival and fireworks show. Festivities include an exciting line-up of music entertainment with the Laura Love Quartet and Orville Johnson headlining. In addition, the event features 20 Oregon wineries, a beer garden, international food booths and family-friendly activities for Independence Day.

Springfield Utility Board presents fun, food and fireworks in this annual celebration by the river. Fireworks start at 10 p.m.

Traditional concert band repertoire including pops, marches and more. Heraldic processions, folk dances, scherzos, show tunes and more. Featuring familiar and other arrangements including those by present and former members. Musicians from all walks of life.

Come out to the baseball diamond and watch the Emeralds take on the Everett Aquasox.

With its meld of music and meaning, the Discovery Series is the heartbeat of the Oregon Bach Festival. Artistic Director, Helmuth Rilling delves deep to explore the structure and symbolism that give Bach's telling of the last days of Christ its unrelenting power.

A potluck and presentation featuring activists on their way to Cuba to challenge the US embargo. The event is free and open to the public.

Premier art and wine festival in the Southern Willamette Valley. Enjoy entertainment and view over 130 artists in the Artists' Marketplace and the Art For Your Garden display. Awarded "Best of Eugene Art Event 2009-2010" by Eugene Weekly.

Come to Three Rivers Casino this summer and enjoy concerts every weekend in July.

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.

Come out to the baseball diamond and watch the Emeralds take on the Everett Aquasox.

Lane Arts Council’s First Friday ArtWalk on July 6th is guest hosted by Leslie Scott and artist Patti Lomont.

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

Cottonwood Winery will host this special Friday night event. Their Syrah is one of the most popular wines in our shop. Along with the Syrah, he will pour Pinot Noir, Tempranillo and Estate White.

Bring your dinner basket and join us for old fashioned fun, wine and music.

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.

Inoke Baravilala plays a variety of music from R&B, covers from the 70’s & 80’s to gospel.

John Scott, music director of New York's St. Thomas Church Fifth Avenue and in th top rank of the world's organists, offers a window into Bach's soul with the Clavier-Ubung III.

Enjoy the Northwest premiere of this hilarious and award-winning theater show.

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.

This intermediate level tour offers a sample of the area's best trails and features rides through almost everything the Willamette National Forest has to offer. You'll ride along cool, clear rivers, through beautiful alpine meadows and ancient old growth forest. Cost includes guides, camping and meals.

A country musical about prodigals, old flames, and hilarious new characters who meet, brawl, and find love in the true tradition of song and dance! Matinee July 21 at 2 p.m.

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

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