Family events in Lane County, OR

Enjoy a weekly Pokémon League on Thursdays with a welcoming vibe. Participation is free, and every attendee receives Play! Pokémon prize packs.

A new Halloween attraction presents a sprawling haunted maze described as the world’s largest of its kind, offering nearly 60,000 square feet of winding corridors, doorways, and themed scenes. The experience continues with a zombie-hunt haunted hayride, classic carnival games, and food and drinks with chances to win prizes. This event welcomes all ages, and children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult. Accessibility reflects typical outdoor terrain in Oregon in October. A Tent of Curiosity adds to the atmosphere with Halloween items from various movies, experiments, and more. Important notes from the organizers include no affiliation with Stranger Things or any events not produced by Royal Events LLC. It is a no-contact experience, so performers do not touch guests and guests are asked not to touch staff. Alcohol is not provided or sold. Anyone who has been drinking beforehand is expected to be respectful, as the setting is intended for families, and those who disregard the rules may be asked to leave. Pricing includes general maze admission at $20 and the haunted hayride at $5. Game tickets are $1 each, with games requiring one to four tickets. Entry to the tent attraction requires three game tickets. Fast pass maze admission is $30, a group rate for five people is $85, and a group pass for five people is $130. These passes are sold online only, plus fees. Package deals are available online, and special rates for large groups, parties, and a targeted scare experience are available by inquiry. Ticket holders from the 2025 event that was canceled due to storm damage who did not receive a refund from their bank or the third-party ticket company can reach out to arrange complimentary passes for this year. The organizers note that the ticket company holds funds until the week after an event and that some refunds were refused due to attempted double claims, and they state an intent to make things right.

TV’s iconic spooky clan returns to the stage in a mischievous musical comedy that follows Wednesday Addams as she surprises her famously macabre relatives by falling for a perfectly ordinary boyfriend. A dinner intended to be normal quickly unravels into a whirlwind of revealed secrets, awkward introductions, and laugh-out-loud chaos. The show mixes eerie whimsy, outsized personalities, and catchy tunes with a warm look at how every family has its own quirks. With direction and choreography by Marc Siegel. Presented by arrangement with Theatrical Rights Worldwide. Tickets are $32 for adults and $20 for students, available online or by calling the box office at (541) 942-8001.

This free celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month at Guy Lee features music, dance, food, face painting, activities, and more. Este evento gratuito en Guy Lee celebra el Mes de la Herencia Hispana e incluye música, baile, comida, pinta caritas, actividades y más.

The Australian Shepherd Club Show is open to the public. All are welcome to attend.

A family-friendly fundraiser filled with playful activities. Attendees can dress to impress while enjoying carnival style games, a live auction featuring pumpkins, hands-on crafts, snacks, and an onstage magic performance. Princess photo opportunities and a raffle for gift cards round out the festivities, with additional fun in store.

This Australian Shepherd club show is open to the public. Guests are welcome to attend.

Celebrating 15 years of community dancing and fundraising for ShelterCare, this year aims to reach $100,000 in donations. Practice details are available in the event graphic at two locations. The global performance will take place in Downtown Eugene, with the final spot still being confirmed, most likely at Broadway and Willamette.

Settle in for a casual evening focused on trading, playing, and hanging out. Admission is $5 per family, and pizza and candy are provided.

This fall festival brings the community together with a chili cook-off, Trunk or Treat, and free food. The event is free to attend and focuses on simple, festive fun.

The Australian Shepherd Club Show welcomes the public. Attendance is open to all.

Enjoy a family-friendly Trunk or Treat and harvest celebration hosted by Bethesda, with support from Jurassic Storage. This year’s edition is planned to be bigger than before, featuring free pizza, games, and plenty of surprises. Children can collect candy from decorated car trunks while everyone enjoys a safe, festive atmosphere.

Make art in a calm, low sensory setting while live music sparks your creativity. This workshop is suitable for the whole family and welcomes all ages and skill levels. All art supplies are provided. Different musicians are featured from week to week. It is a drop in format, and donations are welcome.

This event features two fun, free shows with great music and a friendly atmosphere. Complimentary refreshments are available, and kids who arrive in costume can enjoy free treats.

Costumed pets take the spotlight at the Eugene REALTORS® YPN annual Pet Parade at Alton Baker Park in Eugene. Celebrate the spooky season while a photographer captures portraits of attendees and their companions, and look forward to the best dressed pet competition. Children are welcome to come in costume, and light refreshments will be available. An RSVP is requested to help plan snacks and beverages. Attendance is limited to local real estate professionals, affiliates, and their family members.