Events in Springfield today

Start the morning at the Dave and Lynn Frohnmayer Pedestrian and Bicycle Bridge with a stop in the Breakfast at the Bridges 2026 season. Designed for people using the paths and for commuters, this event offers a quick bite and coffee, conversations with City staff about transportation in Eugene, and a free bicycle safety check. It celebrates the outdoors and encourages walking and biking to support community goals around healthy living, sustainability, and a vibrant local economy, and it features local advocacy groups and businesses that share these goals. Enjoy complimentary bagels with cream cheese and spreads plus coffee from Palace Coffee and Bakery, Bagel Sphere, Toby's Family Foods, and Nancy's Yogurt. Free bike safety checks, bike maps, bike bells, and additional resources from the City of Eugene will be available.

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

A competitive cEDH event held twice each month with a $6 entry. Win one game to earn a non-foil promo pack, or win two games for a foil promo pack. Prize credit scales with attendance. Participation is capped at 16 players, and proxies are not allowed.

A pod-based Commander session with a straightforward setup. Each pod has a $1 entry, and you earn $1 in store credit for every opponent you eliminate. Participation is limited to 32 players.

An inviting open mic showcases a blend of live music, spoken word, stand up comedy, and other creative performances. The night is hosted by Urban Moore and includes local favorite Bradly Shepherd. Performers step up to the microphone to share original work, while attendees can support local artists, meet fellow enthusiasts, and discover new talent.

Lace and Literature is a monthly Sapphic book club that highlights LGBTQ+ historical fiction designed to inspire, empower, and engage readers. Selections include A Sweet Sting of Salt by Rose Sutherland, a queer retelling of the Selkie Wife folktale; The Color Purple by Alice Walker, a narrative of perseverance, love, and liberation centered on an African American woman in the early 1900s South; and Last Night at the Telegraph Club by Malinda Lo, set in 1950s San Francisco as a Chinese American teen explores identity, first love, and social pressures within the hidden world of a lesbian bar. Admission is free, with a suggested donation of 5 dollars.

A solo-centered acoustic experience with a minimal, up close feel. The focus stays on one performer and a natural, unplugged sound.

This Texas Hold'em event features a $75 buy-in worth 100K in chips. A $10 dealer appreciation is listed for 100K. Blinds increase every 15 minutes. There are no add-ons or rebuys.

The 3rd Annual Golf Tournament benefiting Riverview Center for Growth takes place at Emerald Valley Golf & Resort and offers a friendly day on the fairways for every skill level, from newcomers to seasoned players. The event features a shotgun start in a four-person scramble, beginning with check-in and a light breakfast and concluding with lunch, awards, and a raffle. Participants can look forward to 18 holes with carts, closest-to-the-pin and longest drive contests, putting games, on-course refreshments, and professional tournament photography with team photos. Proceeds support Riverview Center for Growth, which has provided counseling, day treatment, and school-based support to children, teens, adults, and families across Lane County for over 50 years. Funds raised help keep these services accessible, including in rural communities that can be harder to reach.

Compete in a Standard Showdown with a $5 entry fee. Participation is capped at 16 players. The top finisher earns a Lightning Bolt promo card and a foil promo pack, while second place receives a non-foil promo pack. Credit prizes scale based on attendance.

This monthly freezeout takes place on the last Friday of the month. The buy-in is $150 for 75,000 in chips, and dealer appreciation is $20 for 75,000 in chips. Blind levels last 25 minutes, with no rebuys or add-ons.

A celebratory group ride rolls through the streets of Eugene as part of the worldwide Critical Mass movement, creating a friendly, strongly pro-bike atmosphere for riders of all ages. The ride welcomes cyclists along with e-bikers, skaters, roller skaters, and joggers, and is designed to be family friendly. After the ride, the celebration continues with an EDM dance party featuring DJs, flow artists, and snacks, with BYOB permitted. Look for fire flow arts by the flowmies, plus prizes and raffles for participants during the after-party. These gatherings often wrap with a social hangout that can include fire spinners or a campfire with libations.

An evening centered on Lorcana with a $5 entry fee. Prize credit will vary with attendance, and there will be raffle drawings for extra rewards. Capacity is limited to 20 players.

Friday Country Night at The Cooler features line dance lessons to start things off, followed by DJ Jeff taking requests and spinning favorite songs for the dance floor. Enjoy a full evening of dancing along with food, fun, and cold adult beverages.

A night devoted to singing from start to finish. Keep the music going and make it a full evening of song.

Jpegmafia performs live at McDonald Theatre, showcasing an adventurous, eclectic style that defies easy categories. The evening centers on music and atmosphere from an artist recognized for stretching creative limits.

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.

Head to the Vet’s Club Building on the second floor for a welcoming night of salsa and bachata. Start with beginner-friendly drop-in lessons in bachata and salsa, then keep the energy going with social dancing. No partner is needed, and all ages and experience levels are welcome. Music is by Jose Cruz, with instruction from Salseros Dance Company. Admission is $10, $7 for students, or $15 for one couple, and tickets are available online or at the door. Presented by Salseros Productions, bringing Latin music and dance to Eugene since 1999. For those who want more, Salseros also offers group classes, private lessons, dance teams, workshops, and special events.

Show Me Reptile Shows presents the Eugene Reptile Expo at Lane Events Center, offering an engaging experience with education and adventure for attendees of all ages. Discover an extensive variety from leading breeders and reputable vendors, featuring reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, small exotic mammals, and aquatics. Browse plants and bioactive supplies, along with enclosures, feeders, decor, and other care essentials for responsible husbandry. It is welcome to simply look and learn, take photos, ask questions, and connect with the community without adopting a new animal. Admission options include general admission and a VIP pass. When purchased in advance, general admission is $12 for adults and $5 for kids ages 7 to 12, with children 6 and under free. At the door, adult admission is $15 and kids ages 7 to 12 are $5, with children 6 and under free. The VIP pass is $17 when purchased ahead of time or $20 at the door, and includes early access plus complimentary entry on day two at any two-day show. Open to all ages.

Experience a donation-based Fascia Yoga session at Cottage Grove Public Market. This gentle practice focuses on letting tissues open and recover, with a brief period of mindful movement near the end. It is not a workout, and it can even be practiced mentally. If you have mobility concerns, you are welcome to use a chair and participate in the way that feels best, with guidance available. Space is limited to support individual attention, and reservations are available online. Please bring a mat or chair, a blanket, and water, and wear comfortable clothing you can stretch in. Open to ages 16 and older.

Chat about sheds with Kate in a relaxed open house at the Eugene Showroom. Get answers about Tuff Shed options, pricing, and installation, and walk through fifteen display models at your own pace. Coffee, tea, and snacks are available while you browse. No appointment is required. For details, call 541-200-7965.

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.

Learn practical ways to preserve an abundance of protein in a friendly, hands-on workshop. Explore multiple methods, including pressure canning, freezing, drying or dehydrating, and hot smoking. Practice the full pressure canning process with careful attention to safe procedures for vegetables, meats, and seafood. A free pressure canner dial gauge check is available... bring your canner lid or the dial gauge if you have one. Presented with the Lane County Master Food Preservers at The Cottage Events Venue. Cost is $16.

Practice at Maurie Jacobs Park brings together Gaelic football and hurling in one training session.

Eugene Saturday Market highlights local creativity with handmade goods, artisan services, and a bustling International Food Court. Browse work from small business owners and makers offering card readings, photography, original art, accessories, toys, metalwork, jewelry, and more. Live local music plays throughout the day on the Saturday Market Stage beside the food court, featuring styles that range from marimba to ukulele. Admission is free. Nearby parking at the Parcade and Overpark may be free, except on days when other organizations are hosting events. A Eugene tradition since 1970, it is regarded as the country’s oldest recurring weekly open air crafts marketplace.

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.

Enjoy a weekly Yu-Gi-Oh! event with a $5 entry fee. Space is limited to 20 players. Credit prizes are offered, with amounts that vary based on turnout.

This Pioneer event features a $5 entry and a limit of 14 participants. The winner receives a foil promo pack, the runner-up earns a non-foil promo pack, and credit prizes vary with attendance.

Enjoy a relaxed Commander meetup with a $5 entry fee. Earn prizes through an in-store achievement system, receiving $3 for each achievement completed. The number of achievements offered depends on attendance, and capacity is limited to 24 players.

The Brisbane Project brings a night of live blues and Texas‑inspired rock to Mac’s Restaurant in Eugene, OR. Focused on feel, tone, and musical connection, the band blends soulful blues, energetic rhythms, and originals that stand alongside the classics. An intimate room with food and craft cocktails creates a setting where the music draws you in. Built for blues and rock fans and anyone who values live music in Eugene, this show puts the spotlight on sound and spirit. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door.

The Community Center for the Performing Arts welcomes Groundation to WOW Hall, with Sol Seed on the bill. For more than two decades, Groundation has shaped American roots reggae while touring across five continents and stepping onto main stages at major festivals such as Summer Jam in Germany, No Logo in France, and Republica do Reggae in Brazil. The group has released ten studio albums, with Hebron Gate widely recognized as a landmark recording. Their latest, One Rock, continues that trajectory with nine tracks that blend intricate arrangements and memorable melodies with lyrics reflecting on humanity and world affairs, and it includes collaborations with Israel Vibration, The Abyssinians, and The Congos. Formed in 1998 out of Sonoma State University’s Jazz Performance program, the band’s roots reggae and jazz fusion approach grew through early collaborations with Marcia Higgs and Ras Michael and a long-standing partnership with engineer Jim Fox at Lion and Fox, spanning releases from Young Tree and Each One Teach One through We Free Again, Upon the Bridge, Here I Am, Building An Ark, and A Miracle. Over the last 18 years they have been a regular headliner and festival draw across Europe, South America, Australia and New Zealand, and the United States. Sol Seed brings a Pacific Northwest flavor, fusing deep reggae grooves with hip hop, rock, soul, and psychedelic world influences. Known for rich vocal harmonies, distinctive instrumentation, and a live show that unites the crowd, the band spent the 2010s touring the country, releasing fan favorites like Family Tree and The Spark, and earning tens of millions of streams, including Sugarshack’s viral Family Tree session. After a short hiatus for family and life, they have regrouped, returning to the studio and the stage with conscious, uplifting songs that carry their deep-roots spirit wherever they perform.

At The Cooler Restaurant and Bar, Wren Entertainment hosts karaoke at a venue long known in Eugene for its sing-along scene. Singers can step up to the mic and keep the fun going as this popular spot continues its karaoke tradition.

This monthly tournament features a $115 buy-in that includes 60K. A $20 dealer appreciation option is available and includes 60K. Players are permitted one re-entry through Level 4.

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.

An evening focused on turning ideas into official businesses, this PubTalk in Veneta brings together local founders, resource organizations, and advisors. Attendees can watch entrepreneurs pitch what they are building in the region and hear about in-community support from the City of Veneta, Lane Small Business Development Center, Cascades West Innovation Hub, RAIN Catalysts, WorkSource Oregon Lane, and SCORE Central Oregon. The program features a conversation on business formation moderated by Peter Thorsson of Palo Alto Software, who teaches Launching New Ventures at the University of Oregon’s Lundquist College of Business. Panelists include Ben Kearney of Arnold Gallagher, PC, along with Emily Sehlaoui, CPA, and Nate West, CPA, from Jones & Roth, sharing guidance on legal structures, financial and tax considerations, common early missteps, and what to think through before making a company official. Networking is part of the mix, connecting entrepreneurs, business leaders, service providers, and others within Lane County’s entrepreneurial community. Smitty’s in Veneta offers food trucks and drinks at the bar, with food and beverages available for purchase. Admission is free, and registration is encouraged. PubTalks are a registered trademark of Oregon Entrepreneurs Network. Fresh ideas, local founders, and real connections... make it official.

Every Tuesday, the EugeneTech community meets at Play Eugene for a relaxed, come-as-you-are gathering that supports downtown businesses by enjoying a drink on site. Food is available from nearby food trucks, and many people eat at downtown and 5th Street restaurants beforehand. The format is flexible, so you can arrive or head out whenever it works for you. There is no need to bring a resume, though organic networking is encouraged when new connections are made. This weekly meetup continues in any weather, and attendance can range from a small group to conversations that spill into the street.

Settle in for an evening of Commander with pods starting throughout the event. Entry is $1 per pod, and you earn $1 in store credit for each player you eliminate. Capacity is limited to 24 players.

Riders gather in the main parking lot at Thurston Hills Natural Area, pedal up the front side, and then descend Yew Haw and Acer Spades. After the ride and a few high fives, some participants head to Sweet Market food Pavillion for $2 tacos and conversations about bikes. It offers a welcoming way to meet new people and enjoy a fun group ride.

This recurring Legacy event has a $5 entry fee. First place earns a foil promo pack and second place receives a non foil promo pack, with credit prizes that vary based on attendance. The event may include up to four rounds. Extra promo rewards are offered to top players at the last Legacy event of each month. Capacity is limited to 14 participants.

Lynyrd Skynyrd performs at the Cuthbert Amphitheater. Tickets are available exclusively through CascadeTickets and eTix, with purchase links provided on the venue website.

RoadHouse Billiards & Brew presents a live, hosted game show where the audience plays right from the table. The lineup of games shifts often, keeping the laughs coming and the competition friendly, with chances to win prizes. No trivia expertise or special skills are needed, just a sense of humor. It suits groups and date nights, and solo players can jump in and make new friends. Tacos add to the good time.

A.J. Croce presents a show at McDonald Theatre. All ages are welcome, and seating is reserved.