Calendar of Events

Bounce Gymnastics opens their doors to adults on Thursday nights. Come on in and play on the trampolines, tumble trak, aerial silks, trapeze, tight rope and more.

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 Spokane Indians on Thirsty Thursday. It's Animal House Night. Get your togas out and celebrate the college movie classic filmed right here in Eugene. The Ems are a Minor League Baseball affiliate of the San Diego Padres.

Private and public lands are intermingled in a checkerboard pattern across the Coast Range. Topics include timber management and harvest techniques, improving habitat for the Northern Spotted Owl, a comparison of differing age timber stands, and, if time allows, a stop at the Tyrell Seed Orchard.

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.

An evening of pampering in the vineyard to support the LCC Women in Transition Business Scholarship. Includes light appetizers, live music, gifts and workshops with many local artists, vendors and fashion show by Valley River Center.

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

"The Songbook & the Morning Paper" brings together a fine assortment of topical gems, giving a special nod to Berlin and Hart's 1933 revue "As Thousands Cheer," which was based on newspaper headlines real and make believe.

The first musical ever adapted from Shakespeare ("A Comedy Of Errors") remains the most madcap musical farce ever to animate the stage...a smash hit in 1938 and certainly one of Rodgers & Harts' greatest score.

A packed afternoon that offers up "Kiss Me, Kate's" entire score in concert (including a solid dose of jazz).

Various stages of tandem race in and around Eugene. Good for spectators, especially Saturday Criterium.

Tim McLaughlin Hosts! Jazzy grooves start at 7 p.m. Great wine and free munchies.

Race-paced 26-mile training ride with local teams. Great workout. No one will wait for you.

Women's 26-mile training ride with the Poplollies. Women of all abilities welcome.

Drawings and paintings inspired by the water meters, twisted electrical wires, telephone lines and other urban detritus around his apartment in downtown Eugene.

Featuring art influenced by abstract and minimal expressions evolving from the 1940s through the 1960s by Ellsworth Kelly, Donald Judd, Mark Rothko and others.

Jack has been a great disappointment to his mother. Now he is about to become the Giant’s dinner.

The work: drawings, prints, cased pieces, screens and paintings cover this Northwest artist's career from 1970 to 2010. It is rare opportunity to view an artist's work over a number of years.

An exhibit of decorative and functional items made from reused and recycled metal, handcrafted by 15 local artists. Features fine art sculptures and garden art, including gates, arbors, trellises, fountains, copper plant supports and more.

Photographs by Eugene horticultural photographer Robin Bachtler Cushman.

Behind a Polaroid camera Andy Warhol and Gus Van Sant probed innumerable acquaintances and strangers in the process of crafting their art.

The John G. Shedd Institute presents "Brush Up Your Shakespeare: A Musical Romp Through the Songbook from The Bard to F. Scott Fitzgerald." Concerts, musical productions, recitals, films, talks, youth and senior music camps.

A fine art photography exhibit from numerous Western Oregon photographers. Also on exhibit is Dolls from the Borderlands.

The Simpsons are here. Come to the Museum and congratulate them for over 20 years of sitcom heaven and televised bliss. The family sits on the couch and are available for photo opps.

Her paintings are inspired by her studies in philosophy and the history of art, as well as by time spent looking at the lines and colors of the Willamette River.

What makes Eugene, Eugene? This exhibit addresses the change in Eugene occurring 1967 through the mid 70s. It features the people and events, the politics and issues, and the fashion and music of the time.

Enjoy an elegant look back at one of life's most important celebrations. This exhibit features many wedding gowns from 1880 to 1940, along with photographs and other charming and exquisite items.

Tour 17 beautiful and unique homes from 14 top Lane County builders in Eugene, Springfield, Junction City, Veneta and Creswell. A common theme among virtually all Tour homes is energy efficiency.

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