Events in Springfield, OR

A networking breakfast for businesses, leaders, and community members to connect, learn, and grow. Mel B’s Medicare Solutions will present on the 2027 Medicare landscape. Attendance is free, with an optional breakfast and coffee, tea, or juice available for $9.

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Students, faculty, and community members will work together to improve walking and biking information in OpenStreetMap. This hands-on mapping session focuses on features such as bike lanes, paths, sidewalks, and crosswalks, supporting active transportation planning in Eugene and beyond. Participants will receive structured training, reference guides, curated mapping tasks, and on-site support, whether they are experienced mappers or new to OpenStreetMap. The updated data can contribute to bicycle network analysis, campus mobility planning, and decisions that support safer, more connected streets, transportation equity, and climate goals.

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Create cheerful snowmen using materials that are easy for children of all ages to work with. The crafts will help decorate the Ronald McDonald Heartfelt House this winter, and the activity takes place after story time at the Springfield Public Library.

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Enjoy Wing Wednesday every week with wings available in plain, BBQ, teriyaki, sweet chili, or garlic Parmesan flavors.

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Celebrate country music's finest at a watch party hosted by US 101 and Kesey Enterprises. Attendees can win free tickets to upcoming concerts at the McDonald Theatre and Cuthbert Amphitheater. The event is free, but tickets are required.

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Enjoy drinks at Oakshire Public House while supporting rescue dogs. Oakshire is donating $1 from every draft pour to 4 All MuttKind, with beer, cider, seltzer, wine, kombucha, and root beer included. The event will also feature raffle baskets, an information table where you can learn about 4 All MuttKind, calendars for sale, and Blue BottleDrop bags for can and bottle donations.

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The Lane OWA November Social is an opportunity to connect with others and invite potential members. Please RSVP through the provided RSVP option or contact Callie Smith.

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Take part in a Wednesday Night Modern event with a $5 entry fee and a capacity of 28 players. First place receives a foil promo pack, second place receives a non-foil promo pack, and credit prizes are based on attendance. The event may have up to four rounds, with extra promos for players at the last Modern event of each month.

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Unplug and unwind with a free board game night. Enjoy games of strategy and luck, or simply share some laughs with friends.

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Build your disc golf skills during a structured practice session featuring focused drills at 3 to 6 stations, with optional workout stations to support strength and form. Players of all skill levels, from beginners to advanced, are welcome to work on form, distance, or accuracy. Bring your discs. The day fee is $5, and entry is free for Oregon Disc Golf Course and Perform Academy members.

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Brokencyde and Dot Dot Curve bring crunkcore and scene music together for a Christmas-themed celebration featuring high-energy performances, nostalgic anthems, and party vibes. The show welcomes longtime fans and those discovering crunkcore for the first time.

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Bayonne, the experimental avant-pop and electronic project of Austin musician Roger Sellers, arrives on The Filters Tour, highlighting his fourth album, Filters. Over the past decade he has crafted immersive, layered soundscapes with vivid texture and strong emotional depth. Filters builds on the mournful yet pop-leaning 2023 release Temporary Time and traces a path toward acceptance after the loss of his father, weaving graceful melodies, smooth synths, subtle field recordings, and an uplifting blend of piano and percussion.

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The Community Center for the Performing Arts and End Times present an evening of metal featuring Snuffed on Sight, Foghorn, BOLTCUTTER, and Echinococcus. The lineup brings together Bay Area dummy death metal, a San Francisco act, and brutal slam and death metal from the Northwest, including Echinococcus from Eugene.

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Enjoy a free karaoke night with Rising Phoenix's KJ Frenchie.

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Connect with local professionals over conversation and charcuterie at a networking gathering in Eugene. The group welcomes property managers, painters, lawyers, videographers, landscapers, CPAs, dog trainers, drywallers, graphic designers, counselors and psychologists, aestheticians, and massage therapists.

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Enjoy food, drinks, and live music from Real Gone Trio, featuring Ridgeview 4th Grade teacher Manny and his bandmates. Participating vendors include PublicHouse BeerHall, The Whiskey Lab, The Nave Kitchen, Moi Poki Grill, Shalosh, and Wild Plate. When you show the event flyer, 50% of purchases from participating vendors will benefit Ridgeview Elementary School.

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Enjoy $2 draft beer throughout the day on Thursdays.

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Take part in a Pokémon League with free entry. All participants receive “Play! Pokémon” Prize Packs.

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Enjoy food, connect with neighbors and meet the board while learning about the Millrace Dam Authority’s work. Mike McFarlane will share how MDA got started and what it is working toward, including safe passage on the Willamette between Springfield and Eugene, river safety education, tracking rescues and remembering those lost at the dam, preserving Millrace history in a free public archive, and supporting healthy river habitat while following the City of Eugene feasibility study. A silent auction will feature prizes, with all proceeds supporting the Millrace Dam Authority. Everyone who cares about this stretch of river is welcome.

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Play Commander in pods with a $1.00 entry fee per pod. Earn $1.00 in-store credit for each player you knock out. Capacity is limited to 32 players.

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Writer and director Bobby Roth examines activism, courage, empathy, and the ways people come to dedicate their lives to helping others. Through interviews with fifty citizens he calls “Lightworkers,” the documentary follows Roth’s journey to understand people who feel a deep connection to their communities and social order. A post-film discussion features veteran organizer and social change analyst Paul Loeb, who shares stories of perseverance and hope in troubled times.

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Enjoy live music from James Fuller in a relaxed setting. The event is family friendly until 9 p.m., and there is no cover charge.

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Oregon women's basketball faces Fairfield women's basketball at Matthew Knight Arena. Doors open one hour before game time, and the venue's clear bag policy applies.

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The Community Center for the Performing Arts presents Seattle-based Polyrhythmics at WOW Hall. This seven-piece ensemble blends funk, soul, psychedelic rock, R&B, and Afrobeat into vibrant, rhythm-forward instrumentals, building a reputation for high-energy shows and inventive songwriting. Formed in 2010, the band marks 16 years of musical exploration highlighted by the 2025 album Life From Below. Their catalog includes a self-titled debut in 2011 along with Octagon in 2015, Caldera in 2017, and Man from the Future in 2020, each pushing their layered, groove-driven sound in new directions. Polyrhythmics have appeared at major festivals and respected venues across the United States and internationally, sharing stages with notable artists while defining a singular presence in modern funk and soul. The music balances danceable rhythms with immersive textures rooted in American funk and soul and enriched by global influences. The lineup features Ben Bloom on guitar, Grant Schroff on drums, Nathan Spicer on keyboards, Jason Gray on bass, Scott Morning on trumpet, Elijah Clark on trombone, and Art Brown on saxophone and flute.

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Originally from Texas and now based in Austin, Scott Strickland blends honest songwriting and soulful vocals with rock, pop, folk, and soul influences. His performances range from intimate songs to energetic sets, with a focus on connection and storytelling. He has played stages across the country and internationally.

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An official SCA practice for Armored Combat. Participation in in-person events carries a risk of exposure to infectious diseases. Attendees acknowledge and accept this potential risk and agree to take any additional steps they consider necessary to protect their own health and safety and those under their care.

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Explore mixed media through a beginner-friendly, step-by-step floral workshop led by Misty. Experiment with paper, paint, texture, and expressive marks while creating a layered collage background on an 8x8-inch wood canvas, then add a whimsical flower in a fresh color palette. All materials are provided, and you’ll take home your finished artwork. Each monthly session features a different flower and palette, so you can attend once or make it a recurring creative ritual.

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Drop-in line dance classes are offered for dancers with some experience. The Intermediate/Advanced class is intended for dancers with significant line dance experience, while the Improver/Beginner+ class is for those with foundational experience. A beginner class is not currently offered. One session costs $5, or both sessions cost $8. A prepaid card for ten one-hour sessions is available for $40. Payment is accepted at the door by cash, check, or Venmo.

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Learn to fold five-pointed origami stars from plain and patterned paper in a variety of sizes. String them into a Christmas garland, use them to decorate presents and cards, or make decorations for your home and thoughtful gifts for friends and family. Equipment and materials are provided, including a kit for making different-sized star garlands. Participants will also receive access to a video tutorial to continue creating at home. Drinks are available to purchase, and free parking is provided. The craft room is on the first floor and accessible only by stairs. Participants must be at least 18 years old.

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Daydream Derby returns to Saginaw Vineyard for Friday Night Live, bringing an evening of wine, cold beer, and food alongside upbeat tunes that invite dancing. Table reservations are suggested but not required.

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Take part in a Standard Showdown with a $5 entry fee and space for up to 16 players. The winner receives a “Lightning Bolt” promo card and a foil promo pack, while second place receives a non-foil promo pack. Credit prizes are based on attendance.

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Enjoy an evening of Lorcana play with a $5 entry fee. Credit prizes depend on attendance, and players can also win raffle prizes. Capacity is limited to 20 players.

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Enjoy a country night with line dance lessons, followed by DJ Jeff playing requested songs and favorites for dancing. Food, fun, and cold adult beverages are also part of the evening.

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Enjoy jazz-inspired takes on classic songs in an all-ages setting with no cover charge.

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Enjoy music, spiritual songs, and simple circle dances inspired by chants, melodies, and sacred phrases from spiritual traditions around the world, including Indigenous and earth- and nature-based spirituality. Musicians accompany each dance, and the dances are taught anew at each gathering. People of all experience levels, including children, can participate together. You are also welcome to sit to the side, sing, or follow the movements from a seated position. Beginners are welcome, and there is time to visit with others afterward. Donations toward rent and other expenses are appreciated but not required.

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Code Red, Fire Priestess, and VudooDollz bring three rock cover-band performances together. Code Red is a four-piece rock and roll band led by vocalist Emmy Wright, playing classic rock favorites with energetic vocals, harmonies, and a dance-floor-focused sound. Fire Priestess performs selected heavy metal songs from iconic bands of the 1970s and 1980s, including Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Metallica, Dio, Black Sabbath, Scorpions, AC/DC, and Deep Purple. Springfield-based VudooDollz is a rock and roll cover band featuring lead vocals, guitar, bass, and drums.

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Enjoy a Paint Party where you can get creative, spend time with friends, and leave with your own artwork. Seats are limited.

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Browse the Holiday Bazaar for a day of shopping, music, and lunch.

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Explore Tuff Shed products, pricing, and installation options at an open house forum with no appointment needed and no pressure to buy. Browse 15 display models at the Eugene showroom while enjoying coffee, tea, and snacks.

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Explore engineering through examples of traditional Indigenous technologies. Hands-on activities highlight how Native people have long used natural resources, creativity, and ingenuity to solve problems, and how these innovations continue to help address challenges today. Activities are included with regular admission and are free for MNCH members and UO ID card holders. Visitors who show an Oregon Trail or other EBT card can receive an admission discount.

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Enjoy a family-friendly Saturday morning gathering with the Eugene Car Club. Check out a wide range of vehicles, from classics and imports to modern muscle cars and daily drivers, while enjoying coffee and the fall weather. Please be respectful of the hosts and surrounding community. Popping, excessive revving, and backfiring are not allowed, and anyone who violates this zero-tolerance policy will be asked to leave. The gathering is sponsored by Mercedes-Benz of Eugene and Old Crow Coffee.

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Celebrate Tanksgiving with a Warhammer vehicle or monster, from a Predator to a Tyranid Bio-Titan. Present an unbuilt, unpainted model as your pledge, then build and paint it to a Battle Ready standard with three colors and basing. Painting and building tips are available for anyone who needs a hand. Stop by to sign up, and bring your unpainted, unbuilt model if you are taking part in the hobby portion.

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Enjoy three courses of sandwiches and treats, each served with a child-favorite tea, at an afternoon tea hosted by Adventure! Children’s Museum at Shelton McMurphey Johnson House. Guests are invited to dress up, try a fun craft while they wait, and explore the house. Proceeds support the museum’s operations, rotating exhibits, and educational opportunities. The kitchen cannot accommodate Celiac diets, and advance notice is needed for other allergy or dietary requests.

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Paint a pumpkin with customizable colors, autumn leaves, and playful abstract splashes to suit your Thanksgiving table. No art experience is needed. Each canvas comes pre-traced, supplies are provided, and step-by-step guidance will help you through the painting. The gathering takes place at Highlands Brew Pub, where drinks and food are available for purchase.

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Enjoy a Saturday Yu-Gi-Oh! gathering with a $5 entry fee. Credit prizes depend on attendance, and capacity is limited to 20 players.

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Visit The Healthy Pet Eugene to tour the mobile dog gym and learn about pet training and gym services. You can also book a session for your pup at discounted rates. Mini sessions are $20 for 15 minutes and free for first-timers. Full sessions are $40 for 30 minutes.

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This three-part workshop offers a supportive community space to share experiences of grief and ease the isolation that can accompany it. Participants will use creative expression to give voice to grief in a new way. Art supplies are provided, and participants may bring their own. The workshop is facilitated by Connie Adams, LCSW, a former hospice social worker and current licensed therapist and grief counselor. The fee is offered on a sliding scale.

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Explore the Egyptian Revival-style Hope Abbey, then take a guided walk through the Eugene Masonic Cemetery to learn about notable people buried there, including Eugene Skinner and artist Maude Kerns. The tour also offers a chance to enjoy the cemetery’s flora in its certified arboretum. Caroline Forell, a volunteer with the Eugene Masonic Cemetery Association, will lead the free tour.

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Learn watercolor basics as you create a galaxy backdrop with floating strawberries. A signature mocktail is included, and you can choose how much guidance you’d like while completing your artwork. Please stay home if you’re sick. Tickets can be donated to the community or transferred to a friend before the class; cancellations are not eligible for refunds.

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A welcoming space for neurodivergent people to feel seen and accepted by others who understand. Connect with others, make friends, and find validation. The meeting format will be changing.

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Enjoy a solo piano recital by Bokyung Cecilia Lee featuring music by Beethoven, Chopin, and Brahms. The program includes Beethoven’s Piano Sonata No. 7, selected Chopin études from Op. 10 and Polonaise No. 6, and selected pieces from Brahms’s Klavierstücke, Op. 118. Attendees older than 7 are welcome, and free-will donations are accepted by cash or online.

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Plant Bingo launches at Chambers Grill & Taphouse, where players can enjoy lunch, play for live plants, and take part in a free game open to all ages. Optional Fern Society bundles include a live plant to take home, Fern Society swag, a plant-themed magnet, and a surprise gift. All players receive the same cards and have an equal chance at the prizes, whether or not they purchase a bundle.

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Celebrate the holiday season with a free community dinner open to everyone. Enjoy a meal and time together with the community.

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Explore peg loom weaving in a welcoming workshop designed for adults ages 16 and up. Guided by fiber artist and teacher Rachel Joseph, participants use a 22-inch peg loom to learn a calm, beginner-friendly technique. All supplies are provided, with a variety of yarns and fibers to choose from, and everyone will complete a finished piece to take home. The workshop is held at Pudding Art Studio. The price is $45 per person.

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Axe and Fiddle in Cottage Grove hosts a double showcase featuring a full slate of live performances. The lineup includes Anna Star, S.O.N.G. (Sirens of the Next Generation), Rati D., Delia Sweeney, The Friday Crew, Lee & The Night Sky, and Lana & The Dirty Dishes, with a group photo planned between sets. All proceeds benefit free youth music programs for grrrlz in the community.

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A Saturday evening event with a $5 entry fee and room for up to 14 players. First place receives a foil promo pack, second place receives a non-foil promo pack, and credit prizes depend on attendance.

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Enjoy a casual Commander gathering with a $5 entry fee. Players can earn prizes through an in-store achievement system, with $3 awarded for each completed achievement. The number of available achievements depends on attendance, and capacity is limited to 24 players.

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Play Star Wars: Unlimited in a Twin Suns event. Entry is $1, and players receive a Weekly Play Pack. Earn $1 in-store credit for each player you knock out. Capacity is limited to 20 players.

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Enjoy a glow bowling night in Cottage Grove. Teams can bowl for $100, and lane sponsorships are available for $25.

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Family Worship Center and BendreTheGiant are teaming up for a Pacific Northwest run, with a stop in Eugene alongside local favorites Goatmouth.

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Kick off the winter dance series with an evening of old-time community square dancing and live music. River & the Rapids, featuring River Scheuerell, Joe Ellingson, Patrick Lind, Suzanne Adkins, and Dale Adkins, will provide the music, with Maggie Lind calling the squares. The dances are taught by the caller, so no prior experience, special clothing, or partner is needed. The event welcomes people of all ages and abilities and features gender-free calls.

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Karaoke at The Cooler features Wren Entertainment at the longtime Eugene karaoke spot, The Cooler Restaurant and Bar.

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Coast Fork Birders welcome birders of all ages and experience levels for a walk beginning at the Mosby Creek Trailhead. The paved walkway is suitable for people with mobility issues. If time permits, the group may also visit Harms Park at Dorena Reservoir, another spot with accessibility for people with mobility issues.

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Learn the basics of leather stamping in this beginner-friendly, in-person workshop with instructor David Erickson. Create a leather fly swatter decorated with your own custom design, which can also make a thoughtful holiday gift.

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Explore your energetic field through AuraCloud 3D aura photography, a biofeedback system that presents imagery, charts, and analysis related to your aura, chakra balance, stress levels, and emotional-energetic patterns. Options include an aura photo, a photo with a detailed report, or a full reading with a photo, report, and explanation, followed by a complimentary after-report. Shana Madsen also offers Usui Holy Fire Reiki, including chakra clearing and alignment and sessions in several lengths. These offerings are intended to support clarity, energetic renewal, and a return to balance.

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Learn wet felting techniques while creating a unique witches hat from wool roving. The project may take a little longer, and color preferences will be requested after booking, with requests accommodated when possible. Class size is limited. Reservations are nonrefundable, but tickets may be donated or transferred before the class. Please stay home if you are sick.

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Enjoy three courses of sandwiches and treats, each served with a child-favorite tea, at an afternoon tea hosted by Adventure! Children’s Museum at Shelton McMurphey Johnson House. Guests are invited to dress up, try a fun craft while they wait, and explore the house. Proceeds support the museum’s operations, rotating exhibits, and educational opportunities. The kitchen cannot accommodate Celiac diets, and advance notice is needed for other allergy or dietary requests.

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Emerging singer/songwriter KF Gregory creates emotive, atmospheric arrangements and thoughtful lyrics, blending neoclassical piano, keyboard and synth effects, harmonica, and expressive vocals. Cellist Alex Abrams joins Gregory, bringing cello, Moog, and comedy to the performance.

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Enjoy a family-friendly trivia night hosted by Elliott Martinez. Play for free, bring a team or take part on your own, and compete for plenty of prizes. Family-friendly drink specials are also available.

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On days when local schools are closed, kindergarten through fifth grade students can take part in single-day science workshops. Staff educators lead hands-on STEAM activities built around three themes: Wind, Water, and Wheels. Each session requires its own registration. The price is per session, with a $70 member rate and a $75 non-member rate.

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Enjoy a sober movie night featuring Tragedy Girls, a craft project to decorate a Pop Socket, and a spiced cranberry ginger ale. The event is part of a series that pairs movies with creative projects and non-alcoholic drinks for $15.

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SEB EL ZIN brings a cyber electro concert to the Axe & Fiddle in Cottage Grove.

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Dance to Latin and Caribbean music as DJ Vito spins bachata, salsa, merengue, cumbia, and more. Beginners can take an introductory dance lesson, and no prior experience is needed. Vito Garcia is a Latin music DJ, dance instructor, and choreographer who has directed the dance group Azucar since 2011.

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Celebrate the 34th annual Festival of Trees at Graduate Eugene with a cheerful start to the season. Wander through a dazzling Tour of Trees, place bids in a silent auction, create a festive craft, enjoy live entertainment, and browse the Festival Marketplace for one of a kind handmade gifts. The event supports Cascade Health’s nonprofit programs, including Pete Moore Hospice House, the only hospice house in Lane County.

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A meetup for new and experienced short-term rental hosts, including those using Airbnb, VRBO, BDC, and other platforms. Service providers are also welcome. Bring your questions and connect with others as the community grows.

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Celebrate Thanksgiving with a traditional 5K or 10K at Alton Baker Park. The event benefits Food for Lane County, supporting families in the community. Pets are not allowed on the course. Strollers are permitted, with participants asked to begin toward the back or off to the side in the narrow starting area.

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Create festive soaps in a relaxed, hands-on workshop led by Rachael Robson of Wharfedale Soaps. Working with clear melt and pour soap that is free of SLS and SLES, along with essential oils and shimmering micas, participants make nine unique bars. Begin by crafting a wintry landscape in soap using green and white micas to shape trees, snow drifts, snowflakes, or tiny stars, scented with a bright blend of peppermint and lemongrass. Then pour delicate snowflake soaps tinted in sparkling white and silver and fragranced with a comforting Winter Morning blend of cinnamon and pine with notes of vanilla, apple, and clove. Finish with a candy cane design layered in red and white and topped with peppermint-scented pieces. There is time at the end to individually gift wrap each soap for presents or personal treats. Tea, coffee, and cake are included. Please bring an apron, and note the session is not suitable for children under 12. Access to the workshop space requires climbing one flight of stairs. Price is £40 per person. This session takes place at A Touch of Craft. Booking is confirmed on payment. Cancellations within 14 days of the workshop are non-refundable and cannot be transferred to a different date. Cancellations made at least 15 days in advance receive a full refund. If the workshop is canceled due to unforeseen circumstances, a full refund will be issued, and travel or other costs are not covered.

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After two years of Thanksgiving community potlucks, this edition introduces a new theme focused entirely on pie. Presented by Overlap, Piesgiving is a shared meal built around both sweet and savory creations, with attendees bringing a pie of any style to contribute. To keep waste to a minimum, guests are encouraged to bring a reusable plate or bowl and their own fork or spoon. The gathering is free to attend, and an RSVP is requested to help with planning. A playful group photo is also planned, styled like a last supper at the table with the array of pies.

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At 5th Street Public Market in Eugene, Oregon Ducks fans can take part in a spirited pregame celebration held the evening before home football games. The event offers a family friendly atmosphere with a live DJ, giveaways, activities, and special appearances. It creates a festive way to gear up for the game and celebrate all season.

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Cyclists gather for a festive, pro-bike ride through Eugene, with e-bikers, roller skaters, joggers, and skaters welcome. The family-friendly ride starts at Kesey Square and lasts about 1.5 hours, ending with a social hour and dance party featuring DJs, flow artists, fire performances, and snacks. Participants can bring their own beverages, and riders can take part in prizes and raffles after the ride.

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Generations Theater Company presents a family friendly production of Legally Blonde Jr., a high-spirited musical comedy that celebrates friendship, perseverance, and staying true to yourself. Follow Elle Woods as she pursues her goals with optimism and grit, told through lively songs, sharp humor, and plenty of heart. Tickets are available for multiple performances, and select performances include ASL interpretation. Produced by Generations Theater Company, a volunteer-powered 501(c)(3) bringing live theater to the community.

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Not Done Yet comes back to The Embers in Eugene to perform an eclectic blend of vintage classic rock.

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Celebrate and support Eugene’s locally owned businesses, with special activities including an evergreen door charm giveaway with purchases of $50 or more while supplies last, local honey sampling by beekeeper Tom from Ambroson Apiaries, gift basket drawings, the launch of the annual “Home for the Holidays” Cornerstone Community Housing Fundraiser, and S.A.R.A.s Treasures Giving Tree in the pet area. The event also encourages supporting other local shops, coffee shops, bakeries, and food carts throughout the community.

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Choose compassion this holiday season with a visit to the farm, where you can browse artwork, handcrafted goods, dried floral arrangements, cookbooks, merchandise, and more. Enjoy warm cider and hot chocolate while shopping for gifts available by donation. All proceeds benefit the rescued residents of Blue Barn Farm & Sanctuary. Say hello to the animals who are up and about, and children are welcome to read to a rabbit in the open Bunny Barn.

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Willamette Farm & Food Coalition’s Preserve & Gather brings people together around seasonal food, hands-on activities, live music, and community connection. Enjoy seasonal welcome snacks and a hands-on pickling workshop focused on the basics of safe food preservation. The gathering also features DIY herbal finishing salts, zine making, raffle prizes, and opportunities to connect with others and support the local food system. Food trucks and bar beverages will be available for separate purchase. Ticket contributions support the coalition’s fundraising efforts and 45th anniversary campaign, as well as Blackberry Co-op and the Cottage Grove Public Market.

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Celebrate Fermata Ballet Collective’s work and support its 2026–27 season at a special performance and fundraising gala. The evening features the collective’s 2026 works, a local DJ, light refreshments, prize baskets, a discussion about musical collaboration, and an opportunity to connect on the dance floor after the performance. General admission is offered on a sliding scale, with tiered ticket packages also available.

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Not Done Yet makes a return appearance at The Embers in Eugene, OR, bringing an eclectic blend of vintage classic rock.

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Enjoy a community-focused matinee designed to make dance more accessible through sliding-scale admission. Audiences of all ages can experience dance, connect with local artists, take part in a Q&A, and celebrate the community at the heart of Fermata. The program features finished and in-process works by local choreographers, dancers, composers, resident artists, and guest collaborators, exploring how individual and shared experiences shape creative work.

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Celebrate the Christmas season at a community gathering featuring the lighting of a 30-foot Christmas tree, Christmas booths, Santa, a nativity scene, treats, and music. This free event welcomes everyone and offers a festive occasion for families of all ages.

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A special 5th Sunday ballroom event offers a beginner lesson followed by social dancing that includes a Waltz mixer. A themed dress component is planned and will be announced, and a DJ will be named soon. Admission follows a suggested sliding scale of $2 to $15, payable by cash or check. Hosted by USA Dance Chapter 1010 Eugene Springfield Oregon, the event reflects the chapter’s mission to create a welcoming and supportive space for social dance. Please wear non-scuffing shoes to help protect the beautiful wooden floor. Dancing takes place upstairs in the Vet’s Club Ballroom.

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Create art inspired by the music of featured musician Eva Osirus. Art supplies and music are provided, and attendees bring their creativity. A suggested donation of $5 is appreciated, with all proceeds supporting youth music programming for grrrlz in the community.

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Blue Moon Marquee, a JUNO Award-winning Canadian blues quartet, brings original music shaped by blues, jazz, jump jive, folk, country, swing, and Indigenous soul. Core members A.W. Cardinal and Jasmine Colette blend vocals, guitar, bass, and drums, with Howlin’ Pete Cormier on keys and Meg Thompson on saxophones. Their sound draws on musical traditions while pairing them with distinctive lyrics and Indigenous storytelling.

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Blue Moon Marquee, winners of the 2024 JUNO Award for Blues Album of the Year and 2025 nominees, combine blues, jazz, swing, folk, country, and Indigenous soul in a lively sound that brings vintage roots together with a fresh, distinctive style.

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Cat Clyde brings songs from Mud Blood Bone, her fourth full-length release, shaped by her Métis roots, reverence for nature, and a personal journey to rethink the meaning of love. Written in places ranging from a trailer on an Ontario farm to a narrow boat in England, the songs are raw and independent, capturing personal discovery as it unfolds. Dean Johnson performs music from I Hope We Can Still Be Friends, his debut for Saddle Creek. The Seattle-based singer, songwriter, and guitarist pairs heartfelt storytelling with a playful, charming perspective, drawing on years of encounters with people while tending bar and on his path to releasing music.

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Take part in a free monthly outdoor walking group open to all. Walk along the scenic paths at PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center at RiverBend while learning from heart-health experts and getting fresh air and exercise. Free parking is available in designated OHVI parking. Please do not park in the Emergency Department lot.

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The annual Light the House celebration transforms the Ronald McDonald House into a festive place for families staying there while a loved one is in the hospital. Little Hands Can volunteers are asked to greet guests at the door and hand out welcome gifts. Treats, tomato soup, and grilled cheese sandwiches will be served.

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An official SCA practice for Armored Combat. Participation in in-person events carries a risk of exposure to infectious diseases. Attendees acknowledge and accept this potential risk and agree to take any additional steps they consider necessary to protect their own health and safety and those under their care.

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Tree House Trio brings together three strong voices for rich harmonies and an upbeat mix of acoustic folk-rock, Americana, country, rock, and soul. With guitar, bass, ukulele, and percussion, the Eugene-area trio puts its own spin on familiar favorites by artists such as Dolly Parton and Fleetwood Mac, along with bluesy grooves and sing-along classics. Rotating lead vocals and playful arrangements bring plenty of personality to the performance. Admission is free.

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Celebrate the holiday season with an evening of dinner, drinks, dessert, and live entertainment in a hangar surrounded by historic aircraft. Guests can view the PBY Catalina, P-40 Warhawk, Skyraider, and Huey up close, and take part in a raffle for a chance to win a ride. Ticket proceeds support aircraft restoration, aviation education, and veteran and community outreach through the Soaring by the Sea Foundation.

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In Junction City, a glowing holiday procession celebrates The Nutcracker, bringing illuminated floats and costumed characters to life. Nutcrackers, gingerbread soldiers, dolls, the Mouse King, and other favorites roll by in a sea of sparkling lights. A single Santa is part of the festivities, and walkers share store-bought treats along the way. This celebration is part of a regional series that also visits Harrisburg and Monroe, aimed at sharing a bit more holiday magic with the next generation. Those planning to enter the parade should build to The Nutcracker theme and include holiday lighting, keep entries within 13 feet 6 inches in height and 15 feet in width, display a business or group name if applicable, and complete a registration and waiver in advance since on-site signups are not available. Each entry must have at least two walkers aged 14 or older for safety, and riders should not get on or off floats while the parade is underway. Walkers may hand out candy or treats, but nothing may be thrown from vehicles or floats. Drivers must be 18 or older with a valid license and liability insurance. Follow all safety rules around railroad crossings, avoid any activity that could put the public at risk, and move to the side if a breakdown occurs. Alcohol is not permitted for participants before or during the procession or in the lineup area. Help keep streets clean, and ensure animal units have someone to manage cleanup.

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Celebrate the release of Mike and Carleen McCornack’s new record, Pocket of Time, at a concert featuring their Garden Variety Band. The band includes Andy McCornack on percussion, Dale Bradley on cello, Mark Schneider on bass, and Megan Perdue on piano. The concert is produced by Mike Meyer and Turning Tides Music Foundation.

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Stand-up comics share their best jokes, then head to an undisclosed location to get way too high before returning to try to tell you more.

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Pianist, educator, and bandleader Dan Davey and his trio celebrate the beloved holiday classic with live performances of songs from Vince Guaraldi’s album. Vocalist Sherry Alves joins the trio, which also features Robert Rodriguez on bass and Tyson Stubelek on drums. The program combines Guaraldi’s timeless soundtrack with the trio’s take on Christmas favorites from their latest holiday album.

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Set two years after Pride and Prejudice, this Austen-inspired romantic comedy brings the Bennet family to Pemberley for Christmas. The story shifts the spotlight to Mary, the clever, bookish middle sister, who is ready for a new chapter beyond life on the sidelines. An unexpected visitor offers the possibility of love and newfound confidence in a festive tale filled with wit, warmth, endearing characters, and clever dialogue. Written by Lauren Gunderson and Margot Melcon and directed by Maggie Hadley, the play offers a charming continuation of Austen’s world for longtime devotees and newcomers alike.

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Celebrate the holiday season with markets featuring handcrafted gifts and treats from local vendors and artisans, with finds for Hanukkah and Christmas. Browse holiday food offerings and enjoy music, food trucks, and local businesses. One market focuses on children, with vendors and activities by and for kids, while the final market offers a chance to find last-minute gifts for Christmas and New Year’s.

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Shop for the holidays and browse unique items from more than 50 local vendors. Vendor registration is available and may fill quickly.

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Enjoy a festive sugar cookie decorating class with Angie of Sugar Fix by Ang. Supplies and step-by-step instruction are provided to help you decorate four sugar cookies with frosting. The class also includes a cookie goodie bag to take home, brunch appetizers, and a mimosa bar with nonalcoholic options. Additional already-decorated cookies will be available for purchase.

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Participants arrange their own reservations directly with the Oregon Horse Center and take part in an obstacle ride. After the ride, tea and cookies will be available.

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Louis Pearl’s bubble artistry blends the art, magic, science, and fun of bubbles in a show for all ages. Audiences can see square and fog-filled bubbles, bubbles inside bubbles, bubble volcanoes and tornados, and even people inside bubbles. The performance also features audience participation and music by multi-instrumentalist Jet Black Pearl.

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Cottage Grove is hosting a Side by Side light parade, with no limit on the number of Side by Sides. Trailer parking is available, and participants should line up before the parade.

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Enjoy live music featuring The Sugar Beets and Big Sue Band. Eugene’s Americana ensemble The Sugar Beets are known for dual female lead vocals, harmonies, rhythmic grooves, playful arrangements, and a blend of heartfelt original music with Pacific Northwest spirit. Big Sue Band brings together old-time music, swing, blues, and jazz, with fiddler Sue Hunnel, vocalist and picker Janet Nelson, and multi-instrumentalist Jesse Baldwin, whose instruments include accordion and banjo.

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Buck Meek takes the stage at the WOW Hall, presented by the Community Center for the Performing Arts. Known for songs that balance tenderness with fearless curiosity, he reshapes everyday moments into something luminous and invites listeners to reflect alongside him. His fourth solo album, The Mirror, and his second release with 4AD, grew from a close partnership with producer James Krivchenia. Together they wove the immediacy of a live band with an oblique electronic world, letting performances breathe in real time while modular synths and other devices opened new layers of sound. The album was created at Ringo Bingo, the log cabin studio Meek shares with Germaine Dunes, with vocals recorded on the front porch as the band played inside, and with engineer Adrian Olsen helping build a vivid parallel atmosphere. Friends and longtime collaborators added their voices and instruments, among them Adrianne Lenker, Adam Brisbin, Ken Woodward, Alex Somers, Mary Lattimore, Dylan Meek, and a rotating group of drummers, with Olsen also contributing modular synth work. Meek’s path runs from Wimberley, Texas to Boston to New York. He grew up in a family immersed in literature, psychology, and visual art, played his first gig at thirteen with Memphis bluesman Brandon Gist, and learned styles ranging from Manouche and ragtime to western swing and rock and roll in bars and community gatherings. After studying jazz in Boston, he found a circle of young musicians drawn to songwriting and house-show energy, then moved to New York, met Adrianne Lenker, toured the country together, and later co-founded Big Thief. Across The Mirror, Meek explores love, memory, doubt, and transformation. Warmth and grit sit side by side, humor meets reverence, and playful turns of language reveal fresh meanings. The result is music that treats reflection as a creative partner and keeps the questions alive.

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Enjoy a cosy, festive workshop creating handmade polymer clay jewellery. Design up to four pieces, choosing from earrings, necklaces, bracelets, or rings. Explore colour blending, sculpting, textured rollers, gold leaf, marbling, silk-screen printing, and acrylic painting, with a selection of findings to personalise your designs. Standard findings are included, while premium findings may cost extra. No previous experience is needed, and the workshop is suitable for ages 14 and over. Your creations will be baked, assembled, and posted to you within two weeks. Additional pieces may be available for a surcharge if time permits. The workshop is on the first floor, accessible by stairs only. Refreshments are available to purchase at the venue.

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Create festive ornaments for the holidays in this family-friendly, drop-in workshop. Get crafty with a variety of reusable materials, which are available on a first-come, first-served basis. The workshop is suitable for families and friends, and donations are welcome on a sliding scale, with $10 to $15 suggested to help cover material costs.

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Enjoy a sober movie night featuring Hot Frosty, a felt stocking craft, and hot cocoa with fixings, available with oat or dairy milk. A movie, a project, and a non-alcoholic beverage are included for $15.

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Create a custom blend of cocoa, sugars, and other ingredients, then add homemade marshmallows. Participants take home an 8-ounce jar and recipes. The activity is suitable for all ages and costs $15 per person.

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An official SCA practice for Armored Combat. Participation in in-person events carries a risk of exposure to infectious diseases. Attendees acknowledge and accept this potential risk and agree to take any additional steps they consider necessary to protect their own health and safety and those under their care.

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Real Life Veneta will take part in the annual Veneta Light Parade instead of holding its regular service. Families are invited to enjoy Christmas lights, laughter, and community fun together.

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Hosted by Overlap, this holiday "staff" party brings together people who work for themselves, work from home, work for no one, or simply do not click with their co-workers. Participants bring one gift under $10 for a blind exchange, with 20% off if the gift is purchased at the event. A $5 ticket includes light refreshments and snacks, plus entry into a raffle. Attendees may also bring their own non-alcoholic beverages or snacks for themselves or to share.

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Enjoy a breakfast of pancakes, eggs, and sausage, along with festive holiday vendors, a kids’ bike raffle, and cookie decorating. Admission is $10 for adults, $5 for children ages 4 to 12, and free for children 3 and under.

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Shop for items in The Library Store and have the Friends’ elves wrap your purchases for free. An assortment of special gift items will also be available for sale. Purchases can be made with cash or credit card at the library front desk, and donations are accepted to support Friends fundraising.

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Skate to high-energy K-pop hits at this all-ages skate party at Bob Keefer Center. Skate rentals are available for a fee, with a limited range of sizes. Registering ahead lets you reserve a rental skate size, while walk-up rentals and size exchanges are available as supplies allow. Safety equipment, including helmets, knee and elbow pads, and wrist guards, is available to borrow in limited quantities, and guests may bring their own.

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Share handmade creativity at a holiday craft exchange. Bring 10 crafts you have made, such as baked goods, crochet, prints, paintings, or digital art, and exchange them with other crafters so you leave with one item from each participant. Cookies and hot cocoa will be enjoyed during the gathering.

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Enjoy a sober movie night featuring Merry Gentleman, a holiday wreath pasty craft, and a virgin hot toddy. The evening includes a movie, a creative project, and a non-alcoholic beverage for $15.

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Decorate sugar cookies by making icing, mixing colors, and adding a variety of toppings. Take home eight decorated cookies and recipes. The activity is suitable for all ages and costs $15 per person. It is co-hosted by Feathers & Leather.

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Hosted by SOLVE in partnership with the Oregon Beverage Recycling Cooperative, this community cleanup focuses on beautifying Springfield by removing litter and recycling bottles and cans. Volunteers are encouraged to bring filled Green Bags from home to drop off for processing at the Redemption Center, then pick up SOLVE Blue Bags to take home. Any beverage containers collected during the cleanup will be donated to SOLVE. Through BottleDrop Give, supporters can fill specially tagged Blue Bags to benefit SOLVE, and BottleDrop account holders can donate directly from their Green Bag account. More information will be available at the event. Advanced registration is suggested to guarantee a spot, though it is not required. Volunteers will meet at the BottleDrop Redemption Center and can look for SOLVE signs. Please wear closed-toed shoes and weather-appropriate clothing, and bring a backpack for hands-free convenience. Personal tools are welcome if available, and a reusable water bottle is encouraged to support sustainability. Gloves, safety vests, litter grabbers, and trash bags will be provided. There are no public restrooms. A parking lot is available, and LCT Route 18 serves the area by transit. The location is accessible for people with mobility concerns. Spanish translation will not be available. All ages are welcome.

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Adiantum Fighter Practice is an official SCA armored combat practice at the Creswell Community Center. Participants train in armored combat. In-person events can involve exposure to infectious diseases, and by taking part you acknowledge these risks and agree to take any additional steps you believe are necessary to protect your health and the health of those under your care.

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This small-group meetup offers entrepreneurs time to make progress on a business project with support and accountability. Whether you are just starting out or aiming to scale, you can work on a to-do item, share questions, and get other perspectives in a focused, collaborative setting. The group has also held discussions about a range of business concerns. RSVP and share your question in the discussion area or by email if you would like to help with advance research and planning for space.

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The Market of the Wild Hunt returns in December.

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Spread some holiday cheer through a Secret Gift Exchange for the local Warhammer community. Participants fill out a holiday wishlist and purchase a gift, with a minimum purchase of $65. Gifts are distributed during the holiday party, and participants do not need to be present, as gifts will be kept safe until they can be picked up.

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Experience Christmas carols performed by the Listeso string quartet in a live concert under the gentle glow of candlelight. The program includes seasonal favorites such as “Carol of the Bells,” “Silent Night,” “Joy to the World,” and “O Holy Night.” This tribute concert is not affiliated with or endorsed by the artists or their representatives. The performance lasts 60 minutes. The concert is suitable for ages 8 and up, and guests under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Balcony access is not ADA accessible, and seating is assigned on a first-come, first-served basis within each zone.

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Enjoy a cozy family tradition with an evening of gingerbread house decorating, after-hours museum play, magical gingerbread stories, and live piano music. A wide selection of candies, decorations, sprinkles, and icings is available, and the event team takes care of setup and cleanup. Warm beverages are available. Registration includes a gingerbread house, icing, decorations, a take-home bakery box, and gingerbread people. Each gingerbread house purchase admits up to four people.

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Enjoy a sober movie night featuring Love Hard, a wooden house painting craft, and a hot tea bar. The $15 offering includes the movie, a project, and a non-alcoholic beverage.

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Enjoy a sober holiday movie night featuring Noelle, a paper tube star ornament craft, and eggnog with cookies. A movie, craft, and non-alcoholic beverage are offered for $15.

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Dance to Latin and Caribbean music as DJ Vito spins bachata, salsa, merengue, cumbia, and more. Beginners can take an introductory dance lesson, and no prior experience is needed. Vito Garcia is a Latin music DJ, dance instructor, and choreographer who has directed the dance group Azucar since 2011.

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Metal 4 Meals III brings together Northwest metal artists for an annual food drive supporting Food for Lane County. Raffles raise funds for the organization, with an additional raffle featuring six band merchandise bundles benefiting the Eugene Burrito Brigade. The event also supports local bands, the WOW Hall, and small businesses that contribute raffle goods and services. Performers include Dead Animal Assembly Plant, New World Sinner, GraveWitch, Crucible Of Absolution, and Oddities.