Easter Virtual Dessert Dash

The Easter Dessert Dash is an online dessert dash fundraiser supporting Lane County Diaper Bank. Community members can purchase donated Easter desserts, with all proceeds going toward providing diapers to local families in need. Desserts will be sold online from March 2......More

The Easter Dessert Dash is an online dessert dash fundraiser supporting Lane County Diaper Bank. Community members can purchase donated Easter desserts, with all proceeds going toward providing diapers to local families in need. Desserts will be sold online from March 28–April 3 and picked up from the diaper bank office on April 4. Quantities are limited, and all desserts are donated.

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DIY Class at BRING: Home Tiling Basics (2-DAYS)

Learn the essential skills needed to plan and complete a tile project with confidence. This two-day class introduces the tools, materials, and techniques that support successful tile installation on floors, walls, and more. Participants gain hands-on experience that bui......More

Learn the essential skills needed to plan and complete a tile project with confidence. This two-day class introduces the tools, materials, and techniques that support successful tile installation on floors, walls, and more. Participants gain hands-on experience that builds a strong foundation for future home projects. Day 1: Introduction to Setting Tile (Mar. 28 from 1 – 4 PM) This session covers the basics of tile work, including how to select materials, use essential tools, and understand layout and setting techniques. Participants will practice the core skills needed to begin a simple tiling project. Day 2: Grouting, Cutting, and Advanced Techniques (Mar. 29 from 1 – 4 PM) This session builds on the previous day’s skills. Participants will grout sample boards, practice tile cutting, and learn techniques for setting tile on walls and around corners, edges, and obstacles. By the end of the class, you will feel prepared to take on more complex tiling projects at home.

BRING Recycling 4446 Franklin Blvd Eugene, OR 97403

Cascadia Chamber Opera: Trouble in Tahiti

Sam and Dinah could be called the quintessential suburban husband and wife with one child. Teetering on the complexities of marriage and relationships, they struggle to understand each other, the world around them, and their own strivings toward the American dream. Dina......More

Sam and Dinah could be called the quintessential suburban husband and wife with one child. Teetering on the complexities of marriage and relationships, they struggle to understand each other, the world around them, and their own strivings toward the American dream. Dinah – Grace Skinner Sam – Zachary Martin Director – Karen Esquivel Conductor – Gustavo Castro Pianist – Alexander Amick Trio – Zachary Fitzgerald, Siera Kaup, Bernie Robe Supernumeraries – Anmaree Lilley, Therrin Baker

Wildish Community Theater

Cascadia Chamber Opera: Trouble in Tahiti

Sam and Dinah could be called the quintessential suburban husband and wife with one child. Teetering on the complexities of marriage and relationships, they struggle to understand each other, the world around them, and their own strivings toward the American dream. Dina......More

Sam and Dinah could be called the quintessential suburban husband and wife with one child. Teetering on the complexities of marriage and relationships, they struggle to understand each other, the world around them, and their own strivings toward the American dream. Dinah – Grace Skinner Sam – Zachary Martin Director – Karen Esquivel Conductor – Gustavo Castro Pianist – Alexander Amick Trio – Zachary Fitzgerald, Siera Kaup, Bernie Robe Supernumeraries – Anmaree Lilley, Therrin Baker

Wildish Community Theater

Springfield Greeters: Business Before Hours 2026

Join your Springfield Chamber Greeters every TUESDAY at the Gateway Grill for breakfast and networking!   Attendees are encouraged to pre-register before each meeting.  No Refunds: All Greeters pre-registra......More

Join your Springfield Chamber Greeters every TUESDAY at the Gateway Grill for breakfast and networking!   Attendees are encouraged to pre-register before each meeting.  No Refunds: All Greeters pre-registration payments are final. By completing your registration, you acknowledge and agree that no refunds or credits will be provided.   Cash and card payments will still be accepted on-site. Pre-registering will help speed up check-in and reduce wait times at the door. Details: Gateway Grill ? 3198 Gateway St, Springfield, OR 97477 Doors open at 6:30 AM, with the program beginning at 7:00 AM.    Attendance Cost: $20 for admission + Hot Breakfast and x2 raffle tickets Or, $10 for admission + Coffee (no breakfast) As always we will be accepting Cash or Card for the Entry Fee, Bragging Bucks and Raffle Tickets!   Want to sign up for Springfield Greeters Email Notifications? CLICK HERE

Gateway Grill - 3198 Gateway St, Springfield

Lamb of God: Free Community Event

1155 President Street, Eugene OR

Great Britain Baking Mystery

A mystery is rising! The filming of season 9 of everyone's favorite baking competition is underway, but a series of strange "accidents" is stalling production and putting the contestants and hosts at risk. Is it bad luck, or . . . sabotage? And can a team of investigato......More

A mystery is rising! The filming of season 9 of everyone's favorite baking competition is underway, but a series of strange "accidents" is stalling production and putting the contestants and hosts at risk. Is it bad luck, or . . . sabotage? And can a team of investigators figure out what's happening . . . before it's too late? This 21+ evening invites our guests to participate as suspects and investigators in a fun, interactive mystery experience! You'll dress up for a night of baking fun, we'll provide the character roles, clues, and hints along the way, helping solve the mystery. Please indicate if you have a role preference (contestant, host, crew, investigator). We will do our best to accommodate your preferences. Have a hankering to participate as a baker/contestant? We'll have the "studio" set up with Easy Bake ovens and all the ingredients & recipes needed for the Cake Week episode of our show! Our hosts will judge the results and award a prize for Star Baker, all while investigators seek clues and try to solve the mystery. Tickets are $35 per person, $60 per couple/pair. Included: 1 drink ticket per guest (21+ only); unlimited non-alcoholic beverages; light appetizers; baked goodies; photo opportunities; and goodie bags.

490 Valley River Center, Eugene OR 97401

CABARET

No show April 5. A sultry song-and-dance spectacle masking the rise of tyranny ?Willkommen!? Step into the decadent world of 1931 Berlin, where the Kit Kat Club offers a glittering escape from a city on edge. Inside the club, the Emcee welcomes patrons to a world of jaz......More

No show April 5. A sultry song-and-dance spectacle masking the rise of tyranny ?Willkommen!? Step into the decadent world of 1931 Berlin, where the Kit Kat Club offers a glittering escape from a city on edge. Inside the club, the Emcee welcomes patrons to a world of jazz, scandal, and seduction. But outside, tensions mount as the Third Reich casts an ever-growing shadow. With increasing political unrest in Germany, the lines between entertainment and reality blur, and the cost of looking away becomes crystal clear. Based on Christopher Isherwood's autobiographical tales, this Tony Award-winning musical features memorable songs like ?Don?t Tell Mama? and the chilling ?Tomorrow Belongs to Me.? Provocative, poignant, and pulsing with energy, CABARET is a wake-up call dressed in sequins.

700 Village Drive, Cottage Grove, OR 97424

Traditions on the McKenzie: Fly Fishing Workshop

We’re excited to announce “Traditions on the McKenzie: A Fly Fishing Heritage Workshop Series,” a new program designed to preserve and share the unique cultural and ecological heritage of the McKenzie River, and to get more people on the water having fun. Funded in par......More

We’re excited to announce “Traditions on the McKenzie: A Fly Fishing Heritage Workshop Series,” a new program designed to preserve and share the unique cultural and ecological heritage of the McKenzie River, and to get more people on the water having fun. Funded in part by the Lane County Cultural Coalition and implemented with support from local partners, this series is perfect for new anglers, youth, and anyone curious about local fly fishing traditions. Our mission is to educate the next generation of river stewards—especially as native trout populations face new challenges and hatchery plantings become less predictable. Through storytelling, hands-on skill-building, and on-river practice, participants will learn traditional techniques, conservation ethics, and responsible angling practices that protect our river for years to come. By the end of the series, participants will have a higher level of awareness and self-confidence in interacting with the river. Who Should Join? This series is open to all, with a special focus on newcomers, youth, seniors, and residents of all abilities with limited access to outdoor recreation. We provide loaner equipment, adaptive gear, and translated materials to ensure everyone can participate. Participant-to-guide ratio is 10:1. Spring 2026 Schedule: Session 1: Stories of the River (April 4, 10 AM to 12 PM, McKenzie Fire Station Training Center). Dive into McKenzie River history, hear oral histories from local guides, and learn about the evolution of river culture and catch-and-release ethics. Session 2: The Art of Fly Fishing (April 11, 10 AM to 12 PM McKenzie Fire Station Training Center). Get hands-on with fly-tying, casting, knot-tying, and responsible fishing techniques. Session 3: Stewardship in Practice (April 18, 10 AM to 12 PM, On the River). Practice your skills on the river, focusing on habitat protection, river safety, and environmental ethics. Pricing: Adults: $60 (full series) Youth & Seniors: $35 (full series) All equipment, materials, and expert instruction included. Space is limited to 30 participants. Click here to register and secure your spot and be part of a tradition that connects community, culture, and conservation on the McKenzie River!  For more info or to sign up, contact us at (425)420-3534.

McKenzie Fire and Rescue Training Center 42870 McKenzie Hwy, Walterville, OR 97489

Lamb of God: Free Community Event

1155 President Street, Eugene OR

CABARET

No show April 5. A sultry song-and-dance spectacle masking the rise of tyranny ?Willkommen!? Step into the decadent world of 1931 Berlin, where the Kit Kat Club offers a glittering escape from a city on edge. Inside the club, the Emcee welcomes patrons to a world of jaz......More

No show April 5. A sultry song-and-dance spectacle masking the rise of tyranny ?Willkommen!? Step into the decadent world of 1931 Berlin, where the Kit Kat Club offers a glittering escape from a city on edge. Inside the club, the Emcee welcomes patrons to a world of jazz, scandal, and seduction. But outside, tensions mount as the Third Reich casts an ever-growing shadow. With increasing political unrest in Germany, the lines between entertainment and reality blur, and the cost of looking away becomes crystal clear. Based on Christopher Isherwood's autobiographical tales, this Tony Award-winning musical features memorable songs like ?Don?t Tell Mama? and the chilling ?Tomorrow Belongs to Me.? Provocative, poignant, and pulsing with energy, CABARET is a wake-up call dressed in sequins.

700 Village Drive, Cottage Grove, OR 97424

The Moss

The Moss On Saturday, April 4th, the Community Center for the Performing Arts proudly welcomes The Moss to the WOW Hall. In a musical landscape with fewer boundaries than ever before, THE MOSS’s exuberant brand of alternative rock spans genres, eras, and even oceans. Th......More

The Moss On Saturday, April 4th, the Community Center for the Performing Arts proudly welcomes The Moss to the WOW Hall. In a musical landscape with fewer boundaries than ever before, THE MOSS’s exuberant brand of alternative rock spans genres, eras, and even oceans. The Utah-via-Hawaii group was born on the shores of Oahu in 2015, as teenage buddies Tyke James (vocals/guitar) and Addison Sharp (guitar) picked up a gig serenading diners at local taco trucks in between surf sessions. Naturally, their songs took shape in the spirit of the island, imbued with the joyfulness and breeziness of reggae culture yet cut with the introspection and communal spirit of mainland indie acts like Pinegrove and Cage the Elephant. By 2018, the duo had grown, enlisting Willie Fowler on drums and Addison’s brother Brierton on bass, and traded in beaches for the Great Salt Lake. They hit the stage at spots like local cornerstone Kilby Court, live-testing their modern-indie-meets-’60s-blues with a wide-eyed exuberance that translated effortlessly into their 2019 self-released debut, Bryology. Colored by the sound of Stratocasters jamming through reverb-cranked Fender amps, all backed by bouncy rhythms, Bryology marked a big step for the still-young quartet – but, true to The Moss’s nature, was still hard-coded with a DIY ethos. “We basically had no budget,” James remembers fondly. “We bought some nice mics and an interface and I ended up learning how to mix while we were recording.” The follow-up, 2021’s Kentucky Derby, brought a more aspirational, blue-sky tilt to the foundation they’d laid on Bryology, expanding the group’s sonic arsenal while keeping the relatable lyrical style and sun-soaked sentiment at the forefront. “I’m really proud of how we’ve evolved as a band over time,” Addison Sharp says. “It feels like we’ve taken every different influence and mashed them all together to create something that feels really special.” “Bryology seemed like a collection of separate songs we put together to make an album, whereas Kentucky Derby is a similar thought and story coming together to collectively make a more cohesive album,” adds Brierton Sharp says, noting the album’s tracks are sneakily arranged in pairs of two that seamlessly flow into one another. “Each song could be listened to on its own, or you could listen to them all and get a broader sense of our intention.” No matter how listeners choose to interact with The Moss’s music, the band just hopes they feel something. It’s that kinetic relationship between band and audience that makes their live performances – including a pitch-perfect recent set for Audiotree – so compelling. “No matter what we do, we want to make sure the songs are fun to play live,” says Fowler. “We pride ourselves on being a band people want to see live.” “There’s something special that happens when you get an immediate reaction to a song,” says James. “Whether it’s during a live show or even just a songwriting session, if there’s a reaction from people in the room, you know you’re on the right track.”

WOW Hall 291 W. 8th Ave. Eugene, OR 97401