Free events in Springfield, OR

This free board game night, hosted by Ayla, welcomes all experience levels and play styles. Whether you enjoy strategic challenges, luck-forward games, or simply sharing laughs with friends, everyone has a place at the table. Expect a relaxed, screen-free gathering centered on tabletop fun.

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.

At Churchill High School in Eugene, the Metaphysics Wellness Witchy MeWe Fair brings together 45 intuitive readers, energy healers, and spiritual vendors, along with 20 talks and special events. Explore readings, healings, and unique goods while discovering practices that span crystals and tarot, reiki and sound healing, meditation, astrology, and more. Sessions are available at booths, with each practitioner setting their own fees, often lower than private appointments. An intuitive Q&A panel takes place each day where a selection of practitioners offers complimentary readings and healings for attendees. Those who are open to dating can wear a heart sticker so connections are easy to make. Admission options include a free weekend pass with advance sign-up or a $5 weekend entry at the door with various payment methods. Kids 13 and under get in free, the last hour each day is free, and parking is free. Among the special events, look for a free Spiritual Speed Dating and Authentic Relating session with Laureli Shimayo, along with additional activities that may require a separate fee.

At the South Valley Farmers Market, Waste Wise Lane County partners with market organizers to offer a Fix-It Booth focused on clothing and textiles, outdoor gear, and darning. Participants work side by side with repair coaches to troubleshoot and make repairs at no cost. For this installment, Tenar and Eleanor will serve as the coaches. The booth model is a scaled-down alternative to larger Fix-It Fairs, which means a smaller setup while extending free repair help across the market season.

Willamette Valley Diecast brings a fall gathering to Guy Lee Elementary in Springfield, Oregon for everyone who loves diecast cars. Shop, sell, and trade Hot Wheels, Matchbox, M2 Machines, and other collectibles with fellow enthusiasts. The event is open to all ages and offers free general admission. Early entry is available for $5, with kids admitted free during that period. Vendors can reserve 8-foot tables for $35, and space is limited.

Make art alongside music that sparks creativity in a calm, low sensory setting for the whole family. Art supplies are provided, and the musician lineup changes each week, offering a fresh soundtrack for your creativity. This inclusive session is open to every age and ability. Stop by when it works for you, and contributions are welcome.

The Downtown Athletic Club is bringing its Group X program into the community with a complimentary class at the Farmers Market Pavilion. This session features WARRIOR Rhythm with Amy, offering an upbeat workout led by a skilled DAC instructor. Enjoy fresh air and the lively setting of downtown Eugene while experiencing the supportive, motivating vibe associated with the Club. All levels are welcome, whether you are a longtime member or trying a class for the first time. Classes are free and open to the public, and participants are asked to bring a yoga mat and a water bottle.