116 Oakway Center; Eugene

A quality running workout for performance-minded runners of all paces and abilities. Intervals, hills and tempo runs catered to your speed. Coached by International Class Athletes.

University of Oregon campus; Eugene

Eight award-winning films will be shown. The festival will include two events with special guest and Goya award-winning film director Félix Viscarret on Tuesday, November 18.

EMU, University of Oregon campus; Eugene

A reception for the abstract expressionist work of Song, M.F.A. Graduate from the University of Oregon.

Hult Center; Eugene

Successful beyond their wildest dreams, pop culture icons and comedy visionaries Cheech Marin and Tommy Chong defined an era with their hilariously irreverent satirical, counter-culture, no-holds-barred comedy routines. Their first tour in over 25 years includes Chong's wife and comedy partner, Shelby Chong, opening.

306 Lawrence St; Eugene

An exciting look at backcountry snowcamping this winter. Learn how to stay warm and comfortable, whether you ski or snowshoe into a backcountry shelter, or build your own. Please register in person at Customer Service or call.

259 E 5th Ave; Eugene

Join the Jam with friends.

868 High St; Eugene

Learn how to get America's youth off the couch and into nature. Martin LeBlanc, national youth education director for the Sierra Club and a founding board member of the Children and Nature Network, will discuss the importance of our communities working together to leave no child inside.

961 E 18th Ave, University of Oregon campus; Eugene

"The Classical Horn" features music for modern and period instruments. Part of the Faculty Artist Series.

155 High St; Eugene

Birds of Oregon and General Science will feature a talk by Rick Ahrens.

1680 E 15th Ave, University of Oregon campus; Eugene

Marvel at Oregon's 10,000 year old sandals. View shoes worn by Oregon athletes, coaches, politicians, even  the rock band KISS and the Broadway hit musical, Wicked. Explore decades of changing shoe fashions, try on traditional footwear from around the world and explore 'shoe-perstitions.'

1585 E 13th Ave, University of Oregon campus; Eugene

Student Ambassadors offer 90 minute walking tours of the main campus. Available year-round except holidays.

1430 Johnson Lane, University of Oregon campus; Eugene

Showcases metalwork from around the world that was designed by prominent architects between the late-nineteenth and twenty-first centuries.

2300 Leo Harris Pkwy; Eugene

Hold on to your hats! This exhibit teaches science in a hands-on, three-dimensional way and covers the physics of weather, severe weather phenomena and the use of weather observation instruments and technology.

Willamette Valley & Coast

Two months worth of opportunities to meet local chefs, vintners, brewers and to savor the flavor of Oregon's bountiful harvest -- from Oregon's famous wines and cheeses to its hazelnuts and pears. Stay a night or two, see what the chefs can do, dine with a winemaker. While experiencing all of the tastes Oregon has to offer, be sure to visit all of the participating Lane County businesses.

4446 Franklin Blvd; Glenwood

Welding small, steel pieces left over from his fabrication business, Beard creates graceful, large-scale works. His sculptures reflect a deep respect for nature, while demonstrating an artful solution to waste. Hours: Monday - Thursday and Saturday, 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m., Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 6 p.m. and Sunday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.

1430 Johnson Lane, University of Oregon campus; Eugene

All of the works included in Iconicity depend upon the premise of easy recognition, though in most cases that is merely a starting point for exploring a variety of other issues.

740 W 13th Ave; Eugene

The exhibit highlights the contributions of former residents and businesses: J.M Nighswander (Kinetoscope), Smith Mountjoy (photographer), Elizabeth Romane (photographer), Roy Scroggs (experimental aircraft), Morris "Brownie" Brown (custom-made wheelchair), Maude Kerns (artist), and Chet's Famous Foods (frozen foods).

1430 Johnson Lane, University of Oregon campus; Eugene

Examines the artist's use of the camera as a mediating device and his placement of the viewer in the position of voyeur.

1430 Johnson Lane, University of Oregon campus; Eugene

An innovative collection of 58 paintings, drawings, prints, photographs, sculptures and mixed media highlighting the cultural mixing, aesthetic diversity and critical voice reflective of Cuban art. Tuesday, Thursday - Sunday, 11 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Wednesday, 11 a.m. - 8 p.m.

110 W Broadway; Eugene

An exhibition of 31 photographs by Charles "Teenie" Harris, selected from the Archives of Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh, PA. Photos that inspired Ronald K. Brown's dance "One Shot," is owned and organized by the August Wilson Center for African American Culture. Harris' photographs reflect African American urban life in the mid-20th century from the Depression to the Civil Rights Movement.

Hult Center for the Performing Arts; Eugene

The artwork of Tallmadge Doyle, Margaret Prentice and Grace Sheese.

590 Main St; Springfield

A juried exhibit of fiber arts. Dedicated to promoting the innovation and workmanship of fiber artists living in Oregon and Washington, this exhibition will showcase the excellence and possibilities of contemporary fiber art.

327 Laurel St; Florence

On display will be Karen's paper painting which are three-dimensional torn paper and watercolor collages, photography, jewelry, as well as paintings in watercolor and acrylic. Enjoy her work along with other Florence artists.

500 Main St; Springfield

Local cartoonist Jan Eliot will be showing large cartoon panels and premiering her new seventh book, "This Might Not Be Pretty.”

Nearly 50 female-led bands, speakers, dancers, filmmakers and comedians dominate the stage and inspire audiences. The Emerald City Roller Girls will host the grand finale show at the WOW Hall at 7 p.m. on Saturday, November 29th.

University of Oregon; Eugene

The French Film Festival (The Tournées Festival) will include five screenings of award-winning French Films. With supertitles in English, the festival is made possible with the support of the Cultural Services of the French Embassy and the French Ministry of Culture (CNC).

Lane Community College, Building 19; Eugene

A show featuring the work of artists from Oregon Crafted and local communities.

715 Quince St; Florence

As part of Florence Fall Festival of the Arts, 135 juried pieces of two- and three-dimensional and photographic art will be on display during the 7th annual show.

8th & Lincoln; Eugene

Abstract Drawings on Paper by Rebecca J. Lubas. Her artwork grows from an intuitive construction of abstract fragments of shape and color. She has an adoration for lines, and recently discovered that pinstriping brushes made for auto body work make fantastically long fluid ink lines on paper.

1680 E 15th Ave, University of Oregon campus; Eugene

Oregon and the West are blessed with rugged rocky coastlines, massive slow moving dunes, coastal lakes, rivers, long curved valleys, unique waterfalls, diverse and unique mountain ranges, rich volcanic mountains, deserts, plains, impressive gorges and canyons. With black and white photographic imagery David N Jones attempts to portray the mood, soul and spirit of the natural environment.

EMU, University of Oregon campus; Eugene

Abstract expressionist work that explores human nature and the human condition in relation to our current cultural, social, ethical and political situations, and uses multiple images of human figures to form landscapes.

540 Charnelton St; Eugene

Rob Urbinati's light, satirical comedy is based on Oscar Wilde's short story "Lord Arthur Savile's Crime." Arthur is deliriously happy before a mysterious stranger predicts that he will commit a murder. He believes it is his duty to get this killing business over with before he marries. But his education has not provided him with the required skills.

4000 E 30th Ave; Eugene

A collective body of work by local sculptor Eric Schultz. There will be an artist's talk on Thursday, November 20 at 2:30 p.m. and a reception from 5 - 7 p.m. the same day, both in the gallery.