Events in Lane County today

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

Prepare for the season with a four-week group health coaching class focused on staying well without sacrificing holiday traditions. Whether you are preserving the progress you have made or getting started now, the sessions offer practical strategies for handling common holiday obstacles and recovering from setbacks. Learn about satisfying, lighter meal ideas, active and enjoyable family activities, and simple self-care practices that fit a busy schedule. Finish with a clear plan that carries into January and the support of a like-minded community cheering you on. The full four-week class costs $85.

Take part in a competitive Commander cEDH event with a $6 entry fee. Earn a non-foil promo pack by winning one game, and a foil promo pack by winning two. Store credit prizes scale with attendance. Space is limited to 16 players, and proxies are not allowed.

Commander pods run on a rolling basis during the event. Entry is $1 for each pod, and players earn $1 in store credit for every opponent they eliminate. Attendance is limited to 32 participants.

An open mic held on the second and fourth Thursday each month welcomes performers to step up and share their creativity. Urban Moore hosts alongside local favorite Bradly Shepherd. Expect performances in music, poetry and comedy, along with other creative expressions. It is a chance to support local artists, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and discover emerging talent.

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.

Steven Curtis Chapman brings the SPEECHLESS 25th Anniversary Tour to First Baptist Church of Eugene in Eugene, OR. This concert honors a quarter century of the Speechless album, presented from beginning to end with favorites such as Dive, Be Still and Know, Fingerprints of God, and the title track, plus additional hits and surprises. The tour is in its final run as this anniversary celebration comes to a close. VIP, Early Entry, and General Admission entry periods are planned, and the schedule is subject to change. Tickets are on sale through the official ticketing outlet only, since TPR does not allow third party resales and purchases from outside sellers are not guaranteed or supported.

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.

At the Hult Center for the Performing Arts in Eugene, cast members from Twin Peaks take the stage for a live conversation that celebrates the landmark series created by Mark Frost and David Lynch. Expect personal memories from filming along with behind the scenes insights from both on camera moments and life on set. Those with VIP tickets can take a photo with participating cast members, and autograph opportunities will be offered for an additional purchase. First premiered in 1990 and revived in 2017 as Twin Peaks: The Return with many original actors, the show earned a devoted cult following and is frequently cited among television’s most influential. Presented by David Roy Williams Entertainment with licensing from Paramount Location-Based Experiences. The series is available to buy digitally and also streams on Paramount+ and Pluto TV.

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.

At Valley River Inn, a weekend of mystery unfolds beside the Willamette River as participants become characters in a live investigation. Over two nights and three days, attendees examine clues, speak with suspects, and collaborate with fellow investigators to solve the case. The package includes accommodations and meals for the full experience. The schedule starts with a reception offering hors d'oeuvres and a cash bar. It continues with breakfasts and lunch, a cocktail hour with a cash bar, and a seated dinner, then concludes with a wrap up over breakfast as the solution is revealed.

A beginner friendly wheel throwing class in Eugene, Oregon welcomes those new to working with clay. It is designed for first time participants. Additional clay classes are mentioned on the event website.

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 gala fundraiser supports the Eugene Concert Choir, Eugene Vocal Arts, and the Eugene Concert Orchestra. Artistic Director Diane Retallack provides the artistic direction. The program is hosted by emcee Vicki Brabham, and the auction is led by Sid Voorhees to raise funds for these ensembles.

A Standard Showdown with a $5 entry fee and space for up to 16 participants. First place receives a Lightning Bolt promo card and a foil promo pack, and second place earns a non-foil promo pack. Additional credit prizes are based on attendance.

Explore how intentional breathing can calm anxiety and other stress-related challenges in this experiential breathwork class at Everyday People Yoga in Eugene. Participants learn simple, daily techniques to self-regulate the nervous system, with special attention to heart coherent breathing and how it supports the heart, nervous system, and the rest of the body. The session includes explanations of the underlying physiology and guided practices that deepen appreciation for the power of breath. Each attendee receives a complimentary one-on-one appointment to be scheduled with Cathy. The class is led by Cathy Holt, a respiratory therapist, biofeedback therapist, stress management and holistic health educator, and HeartMath coach and mentor with more than 30 years of experience. She integrates deep relaxation and guided imagery into her work as a personal breath coach and online group facilitator.

This Lorcana event has a $5 entry fee. Prize credit scales with how many players attend, and there are additional raffle prizes. Attendance is limited to 20 participants.

A karaoke night inviting everyone to spend the evening singing.

Spend quality time with someone special at a bonsai themed date night at Color Cocktail Factory in Eugene. The focus is on sharing an experience together through the art of bonsai, offering a simple and memorable way to connect.

Daydream Derby returns to Drop Bear Brewery for a lively evening of music. The brewery pours stouts, brown ales, pilsners, saisons, IPAs and hazy styles, and there is also a full bar. Food options include organic, housemade pizzas and salads, an on site Thai fusion food cart, and a generous selection of vegan choices.

A concert featuring the Oregon Wind Ensemble and Oregon Wind Symphony will be held at UO Beall Concert Hall in Eugene. Program details will be shared as they become available. UO students with a valid ID receive free admission.

This event features Salsa and Bachata with beginner-friendly drop-in lessons followed by open social dancing. It is open to newcomers and experienced dancers, no partner required, and all ages are welcome. Music is provided by Jose Cruz, and instruction is led by Salseros Dance Company instructors. Admission options are $10 general, $7 for students, or $15 for a couple. Tickets are available online or at the door. Presented by Salseros Productions, which has been sharing Latin music and dance in Eugene since 1999. The organizers also offer group classes, private lessons, dance teams, workshops, and special events.

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

A donation-based Fascia Yoga class near the South Valley Farmers Market offers a gentle way to start the day. Held at Cottage Grove Public Market in Cottage Grove, this session welcomes ages 16 and up and supports all abilities. Rather than a workout, it focuses on releasing and restoring connective tissue, with a short segment of mindful movement toward the end. Participation can be entirely mental if preferred, and anyone with mobility concerns can use a chair and move at a comfortable pace, with guidance available as needed. To keep attention on each participant, reserve a spot online. Please bring a mat or chair, a blanket, and water, and wear comfortable clothing you can stretch in.

Chat about sheds in Eugene with Kate at a casual open house focused on Tuff Shed options. Learn about product features, pricing, and how installation works, then browse fifteen display models at the Eugene showroom. Walk in at your convenience, no appointment needed, and enjoy complimentary coffee, tea, and snacks while you look around. There is no sales pressure, just a friendly setting to get answers and ideas. For questions, call 541-200-7965.

Explore distinctive finds at the Creative Palette Fall Edition Sale, featuring skilled local artisans and their original, one-of-a-kind products. This is a friendly opportunity to begin holiday shopping and pick out unique gifts that stand out.

At Maurie Jacobs Park, this practice offers training for both Gaelic football and hurling. The session covers both sports with dedicated practice segments.

The Eugene Saturday Market brings together local artisans and small businesses for a vibrant open air marketplace filled with handmade goods and creative services. Browse offerings such as jewelry, metalwork, accessories, toys, photography, original artwork, and card readings. Enjoy the International Food Court and listen to live, local music on the Saturday Market Stage throughout the day, with performances ranging from marimba to ukulele. Admission is free. Free parking may be available at nearby garages, including the Parcade and Overpark, except when other organizations have events. Celebrating arts and services since 1970, this weekly gathering is the oldest recurring open air crafts marketplace in the United States.

RSF is hosting a small outdoor swap meet for RC enthusiasts, with space for roughly 20 vendor tables allocated in order of arrival. Vendor spots are $10, while browsing and buying are free for attendees. Vendors can unload, set up a table, then move vehicles around the corner, and parking directly in front of the shop is not permitted. Pop up canopies are optional but encouraged. The gathering will follow a shortened schedule out of respect for nearby renters and neighbors, and it serves as a trial to make sure parking impacts stay minimal and that tenants can access their units. More details, including a parking diagram, will be shared by the organizer.

This Yu-Gi-Oh! event features a $5 entry fee, prize credit that varies with attendance, and a capacity limited to 20 players.

Immerse in a gentle, story-inspired guided journey that uses crystals and imagination to spark clarity, insight, and fresh inspiration. Each 30 minute session invites you to choose a crystal, settle into a relaxing visualization, and reflect on the personal messages that surface. No prior experience is needed, just an open mind. Sessions are $25. Walk-ins are welcome, or call (541) 343-7777 to reserve a time. Let creativity and calm guide the way as imagination turns into understanding.

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 event features a $5 entry fee and a capacity of 14 players. First place receives a foil promotional pack and second place gets a nonfoil promotional pack, with credit prizing determined by attendance.

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.

At the Ford Alumni Center, the Springfield Education Foundation presents its signature Night of 11,000 Stars Gala and Auction, gathering educators, families, friends, local businesses, and other community members who share a commitment to meaningful opportunities for students in Springfield Public Schools. The evening features dinner, drinks, entertainment, raffles, and both live and silent auctions, with every moment dedicated to advancing SEF’s work to empower student success through community engagement. Funds raised bolster Innovative Educator Grants, student focused programs, classroom resources, and additional efforts that enrich learning throughout the district.

The Reality Fracture Commander Party is limited to 24 participants. Entry is $5, and every player receives a Retro Frame Crystal Ball promo card. Prizes are earned through an in-store achievement program that awards $3 for each objective you complete, and the total number of available achievements scales with attendance.

This casual Commander get together features a $5 entry and a prize structure based on an in-store achievement program that awards $3 for each completed achievement. The number of achievements available depends on turnout. Space is limited to 24 players.

Experience an intimate, multi-sensory concert in Eugene as the Listeso String Quartet performs Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons in a candlelit setting at First Christian Church. The program features all four concerti, Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter, along with Sonata No. 12 in d minor, La Follia, RV 63. This is a tribute performance and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the artist, their estate, or official representatives. The event runs for 60 minutes, doors open one hour before the music begins, and there is no entry once the performance has started. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant, and seating is assigned on a first come, first served basis within each zone.

Shipe & Kavaney perform at Territorial Vineyards and Wine Co in Eugene, delivering a duo set of acoustic music that blends original songs with borrowed tunes.

Country singer Max Minardi will perform in the evening as part of The Grapplers Summit, an event for the nonprofit Grapplers for Autism Inc. The day includes a vendor marketplace with tables available, creating opportunities to take part while showing support for people diagnosed with autism. Vendor spaces can be reserved, and an early bird rate applies until December 31, 2025. Vendor application and payment are available by request.

Saturday nights at The Cooler feature karaoke hosted by Wren Entertainment. A longtime karaoke hub in Eugene, The Cooler Restaurant and Bar keeps the tradition alive with a weekly showcase where attendees can step up to the mic, sing their favorites, and keep the party going.

The Sanguine Court gathers in Eugene for a night steeped in the World of Darkness, focused on business and simmering drama. Hints of mystery surround the proceedings and the identity of the Court, with a mood that nods to vampire lore, masquerade style, and gothic club culture. Tickets are available, with general admission at $20 and a VIP table option for $100.

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.

Paul Cauthen takes the stage at McDonald Theatre for an evening of soulful music and a magnetic live set. His powerful vocals and unique sound are front and center in a full concert experience designed to make the night memorable.

Paul Cauthen brings his live show to McDonald Theatre, featuring guest performer Leon Majcen. Tickets are available through Cascade Tickets and eTix.

A lively trivia night hosted by Elliott Martinez invites players to test their knowledge in a free-to-play competition with a variety of prizes. Teams are welcome, participants of all ages can take part, and family friendly drink specials are available.

Haunted Halloween takes over the third annual Habitat Homecoming at the ReStore. This costume-friendly celebration highlights community housing, growth, and transformation while raising funds and awareness for local affordable homeownership and accessibility efforts. Pre-registered attendees are entered for a special door prize.

Enjoy a relaxed crafting get together inside the historic SMJ House. This sit and stitch gathering invites knitters and crocheters to bring a favorite project, share conversation, and take in the home’s rich setting with tea and treats available. Those without a current project can pick up yarn and tools such as needles or hooks at Cozy on 5th Street. Building on previous meetups, it offers a welcoming space for fiber enthusiasts to create and connect.

A fall themed movie hangout centered on Lisa Frankenstein features a make-and-take mini craft and a sober beverage. Expect mini tombstone magnets as the project and a dirty apple Sprite finished with a cherry. Tickets are $15 and cover all materials and a beverage, and the series pairs each film with a simple creative activity and a specialty drink.

Enjoy a free puzzle social with the CLF Network at the Summit Bank Basecamp Building in Eugene. The evening offers two ways to play. Team up for a head to head jigsaw race with prizes for the winners, or take it easy at tables stocked with other puzzles so you can chat and solve at your own pace. Complimentary pizza will be available. Expect a welcoming, low pressure atmosphere that is open to everyone, whether you arrive with friends or on your own. It is also a friendly entry point for first timers looking to connect with the CLF Network community.

This beginner friendly pottery class focuses on a mushroom bowl and is tailored for those just getting started with clay. More clay classes are available from the same organizer.

At Art House in Eugene, a documentary screening followed by a Q&A features NASA astrophysicist Charity Woodrum, her UO mentor Dr. Scott Fisher, and filmmaker Sandy Cummings. The discussion highlights Charity’s pursuit of work on distant galaxies and the significant challenges she overcame on that journey. Presented in partnership with AAUW Eugene-Lane, proceeds support Woody’s Stars, an education fund created in memory of Charity’s son, along with AAUW Eugene-Lane STEM projects.

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.

The Springfield Area Chamber of Commerce hosts a roundtable focused on the results of the 2026 Business Climate Survey. Using data and anonymous respondent insights, the conversation explores pressures on business health, barriers that influence hiring and investment, and strengths to build on in Springfield. The session also explains how these findings guide the Chamber’s advocacy and economic development work, with opportunities for participants to share their perspectives throughout the discussion. Business leaders, elected officials, and community partners can expect a clearer view of local business priorities and practical ways to support a stronger regional economy.

Members of the EugeneTech community gather each Tuesday at Play Eugene for a casual, welcoming meetup. Order a drink at Play Eugene to support downtown businesses, grab a bite from nearby food trucks, or eat at restaurants around downtown and along 5th Street, then stop by afterward. Come and go whenever it works for you. Resumes are not needed, and connections often grow naturally through conversation. This weekly networking event happens regardless of the weather, and turnout can range from a small group to a bustling crowd that sometimes extends outdoors.

Play in casual Commander pods that launch throughout the event. It costs $1 per pod to enter, and you earn $1 in-store credit for each player you eliminate. Capacity is limited to 24 participants.

Take part in a weekly Legacy event with a $5 entry fee. The top finisher earns a foil promo pack, and second place receives a nonfoil promo pack. Credit prizes vary based on attendance. Expect up to four rounds, and look for extra promo rewards for top players at the final Legacy event of each month. Space is limited to 14 participants.

RoadHouse Billiards & Brew hosts a live, host-led game show you can play without leaving your seat. Each session features fresh games, lighthearted competition, and plenty of laughs. No trivia expertise or special talents required, just a sense of humor and your game face. Prizes are up for grabs, tacos are part of the fun, and it works for groups, date nights, or solo players who want to take part and meet new people.

Everclear brings the Lucky 7 Tour to McDonald Theatre, joined by American Hi-Fi as special guests. The show features a headlining performance by Everclear and an appearance by American Hi-Fi.