Arts & Culture in Downtown Eugene
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Actors Cabaret of Eugene
Actors Cabaret of Eugene (ACE), a nonprofit community theatre organization, has been an integral part of theatre in Lane County since 1979, and has been hailed by many as one […]
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Ballet Fantastique
Ballet Fantastique (BFan) is a powerhouse for inventive dance theater in the Northwest. Established in 2000, BFan re-imagines the future of dance—building inclusive new audiences through contemporary ballet premieres, training […]
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Art House
Long-lived theater in a 1925 former church featuring live music & cinema on 2 screens.
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First Friday ArtWalk
Lane Arts Council presents the First Friday ArtWalk year-round in Downtown Eugene. Take a guided tour to hear from the featured artists, or explore the presenting galleries and venues from […]
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Hult Center for the Performing Arts
The Hult Center for the Performing Arts is in Eugene, Oregon operated by the City of Eugene. More than 700 events and performances take place here each year. The Hult […]
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Karin Clarke Gallery
Karin Clarke Gallery opened in 2002 with a focus on 20th century Northwest artists. The gallery represents established Eugene artists Margaret Coe, Mark Clarke, and Adam Grosowsky, as well as […]
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Lane County Farmers Market
Eugene’s largest farmers market, providing local foods from over 85 farmers and food artisans. Showcasing Oregon-grown vegetables, fruits, honey, meats, flowers, seafood, eggs, cheese, mushrooms, drinks and lots more. Markets […]
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McDonald Theatre
When entering the McDonald Theatre building, one is immediately flooded with past memories of stage and screen performances because the 1925 building is loaded with historical memories and elements reflecting […]
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Metro Cinemas
Catch a movie or a documentary downtown at Metro Cinemas! The Metro is locally owned and operated, and features the finest foreign, independent and classic cinema. The Metro is conveniently […]
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New Zone Gallery
The New Zone Gallery has been a visual arts mainstay since 1983. Being a non-profit cooperative gallery we pride ourselves on accessibility for both the public and our members in […]
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Oregon Contemporary Theatre
Oregon Contemporary Theatre creates bold entertainment, challenges expectation, inspires curiosity, encourages dialogue and supports positive change. Over the course of its more than 20-year history, OCT has earned a reputation […]
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OSLP Arts & Culture Center
The Arts & Culture Center is a nonprofit art center teaching classes and workshops in a variety of mediums. We focus on adapting to the needs of people of mixed […]
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Saturday Market
Since 1970, Saturday Market has been Eugene’s weekly celebration of local artistry, food, music and culture. It’s the oldest weekly open-air crafts market in the country. The Market provides a […]
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Shelton McMurphey Johnson House Museum
SMJ House is Eugene’s only Victorian House Museum. Situated on the south slope of Skinner’s Butte overlooking downtown, we are the most obvious hidden gem of the community. We feature […]
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The Jazz Station
Launched in 2005, the Jazz Station is an all-ages community performance space and art gallery located at 124 W. Broadway. Supported by memberships, contributions and event revenues, the venue offers […]
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The John G. Shedd Institute for the Arts
The John G. Shedd Institute for the Arts is a performing arts company, cultural arts center, and community music school in Downtown Eugene. The institute has three performance venues, various […]
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WOW Hall Community Center for the Performing Arts
The WOW Hall is a historic dancehall constructed in 1932 by the Woodmen of the World fraternal organization. Since 1975 the facility has been operated by the nonprofit Community Center […]
