While you are out exploring downtown Eugene and falling in love with the unique people and culture, these top shopping destinations have the best finds to memorialize your favorite characteristics of the city. Take advantage of the tax-free shopping that makes souvenirs from Oregon even more special.
Mosaic Fair Trade Collection
Shop for goods that do good at Mosaic Fair Trade Collection in the heart of downtown Eugene. From handmade jewelry to environmentally-friendly furniture and now, fair trade face masks. Then stroll through downtown for even more great shopping at places like The Northwest Hat Company and Passionflower.
Mosaic Fair Trade Collection
Saturday Market
Every Saturday, downtown Eugene's Park Blocks are full of artisan crafts, international food trucks, fun gifts, live music and street performers. The Eugene Saturday Market is the longest-running outdoor craft market in the country and is one of Eugene's signature experiences.
This atmospheric shopping center offers a variety of fine foods and wines at Provisions Market, souvenirs from the Made in Oregon store, children's toys at Elephant's Trunk, hand-crafted leather goods from Will Leather Goods, imported fair trade items from Swahili and a variety of clothing stores including Pendleton Woolen Mills. 5th Street Public Market extends across the street with the new addition of the Market Alley featuring stores like Nike and Marley's Monsters.
It wouldn't be TrackTown USA without some seriously great stores dedicated to going the distance. Run Hub Northwest not only provides the newest technology, innovative gear and excellent customer support, but you can also join their training programs and community runs.
Farmer's Union Marketplace is a historic and charming area for casual shopping and sipping coffee at Farmers' Union Coffee Roasters. Shop home and garden goods at Down to Earth, browse unique retro items at Oak Street Vintage and enjoy an aromatic experience as you peruse the finest botanicals at Mountain Rose Herbs Mercantile.
Melanie is a University of Oregon graduate who studied Cultural Anthropology. After finishing school, she worked as a touring photojournalist writing concert and album reviews for online publications. Melanie is now the Art Director for Travel Lane County. She has lived in Eugene for more than a decade and spends nearly every weekend searching for new favorite places in the county. She has also lived in California, New Mexico, Florida, Spain and Slovakia but loves Oregon the most.
Melanie enjoys exploring the vibrant arts and culture scene in Eugene. She also loves painting, cooking for friends, dancing, hiking and learning new things.
