Free events in Eugene, OR

Explore creativity with music as your muse in a relaxed, low sensory setting. This family friendly arts activity welcomes all ages and skill levels, and all supplies are provided. The musicians change each week. It follows a drop in format, and donations are appreciated.

Host Nathan Hart brings together members of the Eugene comedy scene at The Pint Pot Public House for an open mic full of stand-up and surprises. Expect a mix of amateur comedians and touring professionals who stop by to take the mic. Performers can sign up at the bar for a short stage time, and there is no cover to attend.

Karaoke hosted by KJ Frenchie of Rising Phoenix. Free to attend.

This weekly Pokémon League gathering offers free entry, and every participant receives a Play! Pokémon prize pack.

Settle in for stand-up in the Cattail Lounge at Wetlands Brew Pub and Sports Bar, where hometown favorites share the stage with visiting Pacific Northwest comedians for a night of sharp, high-energy sets. This free showcase highlights talent from Lane County and nearby communities. Eugene’s comedy scene is thriving, with clubs, pop-up shows, and large theater events that draw touring headliners, so surprise drop-ins at The Wetlands can happen. The show is hosted by Jen Jay, recognized by Eugene Weekly as one of Eugene’s best comedians for three consecutive years, and Nathan Hart, a writer for The Hard Times who tours nationally with Don’t Tell Comedy.

In Eugene, the Metaphysics Wellness Witchy MeWe Fair brings together 45 intuitive readers, energy healers, and spiritual vendors at Churchill High School, along with 20 talks and a selection of special events. Guests can browse booths, book sessions, and explore subjects such as intuition, crystals, metaphysics, tarot, astrology, Reiki, sound healing, shamanism, meditation, numerology, aura photography, and handmade goods including jewelry, candles, skincare, and apothecary items. An intuitive Q&A panel is offered each day where selected practitioners share complimentary mini readings and healings for the audience. Practitioners set their own booth session rates, often lower than private appointments. Admission is available as a free weekend pass with advance sign-up, or $5 for the full weekend at the door with payment by cash, card, PayPal, or Venmo. Children 13 and under are free. Parking is free. Entry is complimentary during the closing hour each day. Attendees who are open to dating may wear a heart sticker to make it easy to connect with one another. Special events are also offered, most for an additional fee, including a free Spiritual Speed Dating and Authentic Relating session with Laureli Shimayo.

Willamette Valley Diecast presents a fall gathering for Hot Wheels and diecast enthusiasts at Guy Lee Elementary School / Escuela Primaria Guy Lee. This all-ages show welcomes anyone interested in buying, selling, or trading Hot Wheels, Matchbox, M2 Machines, and other diecast collectibles. General admission is free. Early bird entry is $5, and kids are free. Collectors at any level can browse tables, hunt for favorites, and connect with fellow enthusiasts. Vendor tables are available for $35 per 8-foot table, and tables often sell quickly.