Calendar of Events

Open to all classic and collector car enthusiasts. People's choice award for best overall car, winner gets a $25 gift card to the Grill. Gather on the outdoor deck and talk about cars.

The Emeralds take on the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes on Thirsty Thursday. It's the last home game of the regular season. The Ems are a Minor League Baseball affiliate of the San Diego Padres.

A group bicycle ride exploring the outskirts of Junction City. Return by 7 p.m. and enjoy a pint or dinner and a game of darts. Helmet required.

Award-winning acoustic artist and local favorite Mark Alan is back. Come see him perform live.

The Porch Band plays Americana at 7 p.m. Famous free munchies.

The Refreshments sing vocal doo-wop harmony.

Come on down for garage sale deals on all of your favorite Eugene City Brewery and Rogue products, plates, glassware and miscellaneous knick knacks.

Join the Lane Arts Council with your host Robert Alexander Schwartz, dance director of Studio B and the Eugene Dance Studio. The guided tour also stops at Vistra Framing and Gallery, ECO Sleep Solutions, Jacobs Gallery and Art of War. Other galleries and venues open during this time.

Come enjoy free wine tasting of selected flights of award winning wines. Live music by different artists every week, including Brooks Robertson, Gus Russell & Laurie Hammond, and Jackie Jae & Jason Cowsill. Meals available for purchase from Devour.

Sample a weekly choice of Oregon wines. A small plate menu is available to pair with the wines. At Valley River Inn.

If you are interested in becoming a better dancer, practicing and sharing what you learn with other dancers is the best way. All levels welcome. Swing era music will be played.

Experience the exciting world of hot glass in motion, in addition to a multitude of contemporary art works. Demonstrations can be viewed directly from the main gallery floor.

Take a get-acquainted 2.5 mile hike with the Obsidians Hiking Club along the recently completed Ribbon Trail. Visit the Obsidians’ distinctive Lodge along the way.

A spectacular, all-volunteer event that raises funding for MS research in partnership with OHSU. Come prepared to spend for the cause. Food and beverages available for purchase. The Cheeseburgers perform from 6:30 to 10 p.m. Silent auction.

Fresh fruit and veggies, educational workshops, live music and fun for the kids. It'll grow on you.

One theatre. Five minutes. Three rules: 1) All pieces must be original. 2) No breaking anything, including the law. 3) Five minutes and the lights go out. Bring your friends and bring an act or there's no shame in just watching.

Samuel Becerra and Tito Amaya play the high-energy music of ancient Mexico and South America, featuring authentic instruments including zampoñas, clay flute, quena and charango.

Complimentary tasting of Oregon artisan cheeses paired with award-winning wines.

Cut flowers, eggs, locally grown meats, local and seasonal fresh fruit and vegetables, honey, baked goods, fresh herbs, plants and more.

Each weekend enjoy a unique tasting flight of 3 to 6 wines from Oregon and around the world, based on a particular theme. The flights can be enjoyed with dinners by Chef Pat Teel, or alone.

Open to first 72 couples with USGA handicap index. One-day scramble and one-day Chapman with gross and net payouts.

Featuring local and Northwest artists, crafters, farmers, vintage, antiques, collectables, imports, live music and food vendors. Come join the fun.

University of Oregon takes on New Mexico.

PDGA C-Tier one-day event. Challenge yourself and others as you compete for the title on one of the steepest courses in America. Entry limited to the first 60.

Join local experts to explore and learn about the ecology and management of Eugene's Parks. Staff from Eugene Parks and Open Space, along with naturalists from Eugene Outdoor Program, will lead interpretive walks to explore Wild Iris Ridge.

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

View permanent collection galleries from Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Pacific Northwest, and American art and Orthodox icon collections. Plus a provocative exhibition of Polaroid photographs by Andy Warhol and Gus Van Sant, organized by Larry Fong, curator of American and regional art.

Featuring local organic produce. Fresh turkey, chicken, duck and goose eggs. Goat cheese, jerky and herbs. Fresh pork. Enjoy fresh organic coffee, breads and gourmet sandwiches from Hideaway Bakery.

On the cool grass under the Water Tower enjoy music, fresh produce, flowers, arts, and crafts. Country fun for the whole family.

The Upper McKenzie River Community Center, Holiday Farm and the Studio of Terry Brown offer art for sale, including jewelry, basketry, wood working, paintings, cards, glass work, weaving. Homemade treats and music.

A lovely summer evenings of music and wine. They will have artisan cheese and gourmet cured meat plates available for purchase to enjoy with your wine. Jerome Monaco performs.

Take a get-acquainted 2.5 mile hike with the Obsidians Hiking Club along the recently completed Ribbon Trail. Visit the Obsidians’ distinctive Lodge along the way.

Various stages in and around Eugene. All categories. Good for spectators, especially Monday Criterium.

A 15K (9.6 miles) and 5K (3.1 miles) run/walk around Cottage Grove Lake. Random prizes and refreshments at the finish. This is a perfect way to check your fitness for those upcoming fall marathons or just enjoy the beautiful scenery.

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

Backyard growers and hobby farmers offering locally grown fresh fruits, vegetables, eggs, nursery plants, plant starts and more.

A traditional ranch style big loop scored roping. There will be 3 events: calf branding, cut and rope, and a three-man doctoring. Camp fire Saturday evening with cowboy poetry by Scott DePaolo and a cowboy singer.

Get fresh produce from this three-acre farm staffed by at-risk teenagers.

Bring your own picnic and enjoy live music, lawn games, free wine tasting and a bounce house for children.

A market with fresh fruits, vegetables, meat, eggs, honey, baked goods, coffee, arts, crafts with music, swimming, boating, disc golf and picnicing in the park.

Participants can expect a 13.1 mile race experience unlike other typical road races. Unrivaled schwag bags, an AVEDA finish line experience at Gervais Day Spa, delicious chocolate, bubbly champagne - what more could a girl want? Finishes at the 5th Street Public Market. Gentlemen welcome.

Complimentary wine tasting and live music.

Come out for a fun-filled day on the farms of the Row River Valley and experience the beauty and the bounty of this wonderful valley. Products available for purchase.

One More Time Marching Band performs favorite tunes, baton twirling, funny hats and a bit of marching. Bring blankets, lawn chairs and picnics. No glass containers, alcohol, smoking or pets.

Grab a blanket to sit on the lawn in the park for some great entertainment by Rainy Day Blues and The Valley Boys. Gymnastics NorthWest will provide bar-b-que chicken and refreshments for sale.

Fresh produce, baked goods and crafts.

Cyclocross. All categories from beginner to pro.

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

Features a variety of local produce, art and crafts with special emphasis on sustainable and/or organic agriculture.

Sit back parents, it's a young kids menu and fantastic entertainment that even you can enjoy. Funny performers, folk singers, dancing, diversity.