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January 2019
Entrepreneurship Workshops for Teens
Teen Program at Springfield Public Library Teen Entrepreneurs: Brainstorm, Explore, Analyze, Market Do you dream of starting your own business? Maybe you want to build skills to convince others that your ideas are the best! Teens in grades 9-12, come join us for a series of entrepreneurship workshops every Thursday from January 31-February 28 at Springfield Public Library, 225 5th St., Springfield. The kick-off session will be from 2-4 p.m., January 31 (high schools are off in Springfield that day),…
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First Friday Art Walk
Lane Arts Council's First Friday ArtWalk is a free monthly celebration of the arts in downtown Eugene. Choose to follow along the guided tour to hear from featured artists, or explore the 20+ galleries and venues on your own. The February 1st First Friday ArtWalk guided tour, guest-hosted by John Park & Jeremy Schropp of Harmonic Laboratory, begins at 5:30pm at 5th Street Public Market (296 East Fifth Ave). Experience of Calli Beck’s abstract mountain representations, “Winter Lights” storefront projections…
Find out more »Alternative Education Fair
Alternative Education Fair Saturday, February 2, drop in: 1:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m., Downtown Eugene Public Library, 10th & Olive A great opportunity for parents, teens, and kids to drop in to learn about local alternative education programs. The Alternative Education Fair will include displays and representatives of more than a dozen local private schools, charter schools, Eugene District 4-J alternative programs, and home schooling organizations, plus educational resources available through Eugene Public Library including the online Homework Centers for…
Find out more »Hoedown Showdown
On Saturday, February 2nd, Mud City Old-Time Society will be hosting another “Hoedown Showdown” old-time square dance extravaganza at the WOW Hall. The event features multiple old-time dance bands and square dance callers including; Brandon Olszewski, Woody Lane, Mud City Preservational String Band, Slippery Slope Stringband and the Eugene City Barnstormers. Old-time square dancing is taught by the caller, so you don't need any experience, special clothes or even a partner… This inclusive event is open to all abilities, gender-identities…
Find out more »Egan Warming Centers Volunteer Training
Egan Warming Centers have been in high demand, and more cold weather is coming. If you’d like to help, a new volunteer orientation is happening February 7th from 6 to 8 PM at Resurrection Episcopal Church 3925 Hilyard New volunteer orientation and training is required to join the Egan Volunteer Family. There is no registration for this training. You will have the opportunity to talk with other volunteers in a break out session. This is a terrific way to get…
Find out more »Citywide Talent Show for Seniors
On Friday, February 8, the Community Center for the Performing Arts will be hosting the 2nd Annual Citywide Talent Show for Seniors! The talent show is open to all local residents ages 55 and up interested in showcasing their talents to the community. Last year’s performances included a piano/singer duet, storytelling, a comedy dance troupe, old time fiddlers, a cover of the David Bowie song "Space Oddity" and more. $5 suggested donation for audience members, no one turned away for lack…
Find out more »WOW Hall Volunteer Orientation
The Community Center for the Performing Arts, located in the historic WOW Hall, will host a New Volunteer Orientation and Training on Tuesday, February 12, at 7:00 pm. The CCPA, a nonprofit arts organization with over 450 volunteers, provides volunteer training for all ages. Prospective volunteers receive an introduction to the CCPA from Volunteer Coordinator Kaleah Bishop, who will provide a brief history of the organization and an overview of volunteer responsibilities. The orientation takes about one hour, after which new…
Find out more »Home Energy Solutions Workshop
Home Energy Solutions Thursday, March 21, 6:00 p.m., Downtown Eugene Public Library, 10th & Olive Did you know that most living spaces in Eugene are “leaking” 40% of their energy? Whether you own or rent, learn practical ways to save money and shrink your home’s carbon footprint at this workshop with expert Zach Erdmann. Topics will include an evaluation of the best “bang for your buck” efficiency upgrades, heating and cooling options (heat pumps), solar electric systems, and considerations for…
Find out more »Bird Walk in Cottage Grove
Join the Coast Fork Birders on Saturday, March 2nd at 8am for fun bird walk led by Grace Fowler-Gore. Participants of all birding abilities are encouraged to join. The walk will be on both paved and unpaved surfaces. Be sure to bring weather appropriate clothing and footwear, binoculars and bird identification book if you have them, and your own snacks and water. Park in the back parking lot of Cottage Grove High School (1375 S River Rd., Cottage Grove, OR…
Find out more »Lane Arts Council Workshop
Lane Arts Council presents a workshop for artists: “Thrive: Make a Living and a Life as an Artist,” on Tuesday, February 19th, 4-6pm at the Hult Center. Uncover your path to creative success by developing mindset tools and transforming your fear into inspired action. Presented by creative career coach Patricia Morrison. This workshop is part of Lane Arts Council’s 2019 Professional Development Workshops for Artists. Click here for more information and to register.
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