Art Galleries

This garden exhibit created by the area's finest landscape architects features themed displays, such as Taste of Tuscany, Game of Thrones and Oregon Sunshine. The event is presented by Lane Forest Products.

This Friday's walk is guest hosted by Mayor Kitty Piercy. The walk begins at NEST then continues through downtown. In addition to the walk, many local galleries and venues will be open to wander through.

Enjoy the museum with free admission the first Friday of everyone month. Enjoy the museum's new exhibits and old classics.

Home and garden show featuring vendors, kids' area, yard art contest and educational demonstrations.

Enjoy a 45-minute tour of highlights from the museum's collection and current exhibitions with a museum docent.

One of the most popular touring family entertainment sporting events in the world, Advance Auto Parts' Monster Jam returns to Eugene. Enjoy this unique opportunity to see giant monster trucks in action.

Come out for a cup of Moroccan mint tea as you browse their handcrafted rugs, jewelry, leather, scarves & more. Your purchase helps to support traditional artisans and women's enterprise in Morocco.

Exhibit featuring the work of Jennifer French. This collect includes unique art work depicting local birds and flowers. Each piece is hand carved into linoleum and hand painted. Come out for the opening for a special viewing.

Board the free bus tour to visit five to six local galleries. Meet the artists, enjoy their art and learn about their methods, talents and techniques. Refreshments served.

Home and garden show featuring vendors, kids' area, yard art contest and educational demonstrations.

Come out for a cup of Moroccan mint tea as you browse handcrafted rugs, jewelry, leather, scarves & more. Your purchase helps to support traditional artisans and women's enterprise in Morocco.

Art show featuring the works of Eugene artist George Vonderlinden with a special evening reception at 6 pm on Thursday.

Oregon's second longest running festival! This popular Florence celebration officially begins on Friday evening with the Rhody Pageant to crown "Queen Rhododendra." Activities throughout the weekend include parades, flower show, car show, arts and craft fair, 5K run, carnival and much, much more. This year's theme is "Nothing Short of Wild."

Come out for an evening of family-fun featuring barn tours, a petting zoo, dance lessons, a community quilt and more.

Come out for a lovely and lively evening of wine tasting, delicious appetizers, live music with Mood Area 52, and a silent auction of outstanding art from many local artists of varying mediums.

Enjoy a weekend of arts and crafts at the stables - a celebration in conjunction with Rhododendron weekend at the coast.

Great outdoor music and fun event. A chance to again hear this wonderful local Gospel choir directed by Chris Stubbs.

Enjoy beautiful kites & performances throughout the afternoon at this annual event. Make your own kite for $2 and test out its flying skills and participate in the kite flying competition with fun prizes.

All artists are welcome to come and trade ATC's (artist trading cards) the last Saturday of the month.

A monthly art walk hosted and lead 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.

Michael will help students break out of formulaic ways of approaching their art work; looking past old solutions to new & more creative, meaningful ways of painting. Utilizing Watercolor, acrylic & gouache. All skill levels.

Come and enjoy good food and an evening of wonderful African-American Gospel Music.

Put drama, emotion, and conviction into your art. This award-winning artist will show you how to push the limits of color, contrast and light. All skill levels.

Intensive, fun, fast-paced workshop that will introduce you to new ways of combining pastel with mixed media. Find and keep the “gesture” of your subject & go beyond the strictly representational. All skill levels.

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.

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.

A celebration of lavender grown in the Pacific Northwest. During this glorious summer weekend, area lavender farms open their fields for tours, photography and painting, shopping and lectures. The McKenzie River Lavender farm, just outside Springfield offers a Lavender Labyrinth, specialty lavender products from oils to pillows, u-cut lavender and lavender refreshments.

The premiere mythic music festival on the West Coast. Featuring world renowned fantasy artists, Grammy-award winning musicians, spectacular performances and entertainers, and arts and crafts.

Lane County's annual Latin American cultural celebration features great food, local art, car show, fireworks, Latin music and dancing.

Enjoy music on three stages along with a huge variety of Oregon microbrews and wines, along with artisan crafts and great food. Headliners include Debbie Davies and Rick Estrin. Advance ticket sales available online.

It's the 52nd Anniversary! Junction City celebrates the countries of Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland. and Iceland. Offering cultural entertainment and activities in the authentic Scandinavian spirit.

Part pub, part bistro and totally cool, this family-friendly event features beer and wine tasting, music, food and more.

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

Come out and view magnificent works of art made with a chain saw plus lots more fun!

The Eugene Celebration is the southern Willamette Valley's largest and most celebrated civic event. Good times will return with music, family fun, food, a parade and more.

Connect with the land as an artist at a profound, material level bypainting with the very stuff that inspires you: the landscape itself.Spend four days in the woods by the creek at Tipi Village. Sleep in a luxury tipi and learn to make paints from earth, rocks and plants you find and gather yourself.

The fourteenth annual Clay Fest features work by nearly 70 local and regional clay artists.

An all ceramic show and sale, featuring over 60 regional clay artists. Ongoing demonstrations, as well as a Clay Discovery area for kids. Helps support Local Clay in education .

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

Annual juried art show featuring painting, sculpture and photography.

The oldest, open-air market in the United States offers great food, local crafts and live entertainment. Every Saturday, rain or shine.

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

Seasonal fresh fruits and vegetables, handmade crafts, local area information. First and third Wednesdays only.

Come out and see this exhibit feature the Acrylic paintings by Sally Ott. Her art consists of playful "confetti" on fruit paintings and glass.

An exhibit featuring the paintings of two local artists with Mexico connections.

Students from around the state respond to the idea of JSMA founder, Gertrude Bass Warner, that knowledge of other cultures and other people promotes global understanding. A K-12 student exhibition.

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.

Work embraces the limited edition letterpress broadsides and hand bound books. Gallery in the lower level of the Hult Center.

An exhibit showcasing 25 artists whose work has either been inspired by music or is related to the theme of music.

This exhibition focuses on the nexus of American art, the woodblock print movement, women and East Asia between 1900 and 1940 through the presentation of work by Helen Hyde, Bertha Lum, Elizabeth Kieth and Lilian Miller.