A contemporary gallery focusing on painting, featuring regional and international artists. Located on the second floor of Epic Seconds, a locally owned record store and long-standing staple of the downtown community. We consider ourselves an artists' gallery.
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The Willamette Jazz Society’s non-profit mission is: “To foster a vibrant local jazz scene through concerts and educational programs that encourage our community to love, study and perform live jazz”. The Jazz Station, our downtown performance venue, engages all-age community musicians and audience-goers alike in live jazz. Visit us! Find us on Instagram and Facebook.
thejazzstation.org
EAL is driven by a mission to elevate the essence of Mexican and Latin American traditions within a welcoming and dynamic milieu across the Northwestern United States. Through unconventional venues such as galleries, local enterprises, public spaces, educational institutions, universities, and virtual platforms, EAL orchestrates a diverse monthly calendar of offerings. Our engaging program encompasses a spectrum of enriching experiences. Follow us on Facebook at facebook.com/eugeneartelatino.
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The Shedd Institute for the Arts is a performing arts company, community music school for all ages, and regional cultural resource. The Shedd produces and presents over 200 events annually from films, lectures and celebrations to diverse musical genres including blues, jazz, world, rock, classical, folk, and much more! Follow The Shedd on Instagram @the_ shedd_institute and Facebook @The John G. Shedd Institute for the Arts.
theshedd.org
Margarite Waddell, french horn, and Coco Bender, piano, make up the contemporary and classical duo The Grapefruits. They perform frequently throughout the PNW with the goal of presenting traditional classical french horn repertoire, new 20th-century works, and commissioned works by PNW composers. Currently, The Grapefruits are performing works by Kenneth Amis, Tara Islas, Eugene composer Paul Safar, William Grant Still, and others.
cocobender.org/the-grapefruits
The Hybrid Gallery is a community gallery, gathering space, venue and retail shop. Founded by brother/sister and fine artist/musician duo, the gallery is the arts hub of the SugarTop Buddery brand and home of The SugarTop Shop. The Hybrid reflects SugarTop’s core tenants of Music, Art, Love, Community, and Integrity. The gallery features revolving art exhibitions, a beautiful courtyard, art classes, music and event schedule and is home to Get Toasted Food Cart. Social @thehybridgallery | 941 W 3rd Ave, Eugene OR 97402
thehybridgallery.com
University Theatre offers five main stage shows per year. The shows take place in the Miller Theatre Complex which offers both the Robinson Theatre (300 person capacity) and the Hope Theatre (125 person capacity). University Theatre offers the opportunity for all students to participate as actors, directors, designers, choreographers, playwrights, composers, musicians, technicians, publicists and more. Follow University Theatre on all social media channels @uotheatrearts
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At Upstart Crow Youth Theatre, theatre is a team sport - and every kid plays! UCYT offers a variety of educational and performance opportunities in theatre, music, and dance for ages 5-18. With classes, camps, and productions, there’s something for everyone at the Crow! Find us at ucyt.org or @upstartcrowyouththeatre on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok.
ucyt.org
The Very Little Theatre is a volunteer organization running on membership power since 1929; auditions and backstage positions are open to the public. VLT produces five mainstage productions and two Stage Left productions each season, and other programs include Minority Voices Theatre—uplifting historically marginalized voices; and Reader’s Theatre—bringing theatre to local aging care facilities. Come see our newly remodeled theatre in beautiful South Eugene! Follow us on Instagram @verylittletheatre and Facebook @TheVLT.
thevlt.com
The Center for Art Research (CFAR), directed by University of Oregon Department of Art faculty, cultivates diverse modes of public engagement related to the practices of contemporary artists by supporting speculative research, discourse, exhibitions, and publications. CFAR also coordinates a year-round calendar of studio visits for Oregon artists by prominent visiting curators and arts writers, who offer public lectures and other forms of engagement to the community, vis-à-vis the Critical Conversations program. @uocenterforartresearch.
centerforartresearch.uoregon.edu
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City of Eugene
University of Oregon
Travel Lane County
Eugene Area Chamber of Commerce
Lane Community College
The Arts & Business Alliance of Eugene is a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation.
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