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April 2019
WOW Hall Annual Membership Meeting
This year’s WOW Hall Annual Membership Meeting is on Wednesday, April 3. Doors will open at 6:30 pm for a reception (featuring food and beverages) and the meeting is scheduled to run 7:00 – 10:00 pm. CCPA members meet annually to approve a policy statement, a budget for the upcoming year and to elect members to the WOW Hall Board of Directors. This year the membership can elect up to five board members, four for two year terms and one…
Find out more »L.C.C. Native American Student Association Pow Wow
Native American Student Association Annual Lane Pow Wow is on April 6, 2019 The Lane Community College Pow Wow will take place in the Lane Gymnasium, Building 5. This pow wow is a family friendly, free event. All drums and dancers are welcome. No alcohol or drugs are permitted. Pow Wow Schedule 12:00 p.m. Gym/Vendors Open 1:00 p.m. Grand Entry 5:00 p.m. Community Feast in Longhouse 7:00 p.m. Grand Entry Pow Wow Head Staff Host Drums: Bad Soul Singers Invited…
Find out more »Mt. Pisgah Wildflower Walk
Wildflower Walk Saturday, April 6th from 1 to 3PM, come enjoy spring wildflower displays along the Arboretum trails on a walk led by Gail Baker, retired LCC plant ecology professor. Camas and Iris should be in full flower and we'll look for pale baby blue-eyes and blue-eyed Mary. We will also see the colorful developing fruits of early season flowers like Osoberry. Gentle trails will pass through forests, wetlands, meadows, and riverside habitats. Rain or shine. Meet at the Arboretum…
Find out more »Unknown Mortal Orchestra at the WOW Hall
On Thursday, April 11, the Community Center for the Performing Arts proudly welcomes Unknown Mortal Orchestra back to the WOW Hall. This is their opening show as the band hits a few western cities before doing a summer festival circuit. As the smallest venue on the tour, the WOW Hall undoubtedly provides the most intimate place to experience the show. Doors open at 8:00 pm and showtime is 8:30. Tickets are $20 in advance, $25 day of show. More information…
Find out more »Star Party
The Eugene Astronomical Society will host a star party on Friday, April 12, beginning at dusk at the College Hill Reservoir at 24th and Lawrence in Eugene. This is one of their series of "First Quarter Fridays" held each month on the Friday nearest the first quarter Moon. This event draws dozens of people to share the view of the night sky. The EAS will have a variety of telescopes for people to look through, and astronomers on hand to explain what…
Find out more »The Experience at the WOW Hall
On Saturday, April 13, The Experience Music & Art Fair returns to the WOW Hall featuring entertainment by bands Novacane, Donna, Laundry, Hurry Up Henry, Grunko, Cherry Meltdown and Late Car, plus twelve solo musicians and art by 40 young artists. The Experience combines an art show with a music festival, with the main goal of providing a platform for never-seen-before artists and musicians to show their work. We are creating a space for artists, creators, innovators, movers, shakers and…
Find out more »Lane Arts Council Workshop
Lane Arts Council presents a workshop for artists: “Making Your Own Way: Strategies for Building Visibility,” on Tuesday, April 16th, 4-6pm at the Hult Center. A panel of artists will share their strategies and experiences for building support, expanding their audiences, and growing their networks. Panelists include artists Julia Oldham, Leah Wilson, Josh Sands, and Aunia Kahn. This workshop is part of Lane Arts Council’s 2019 Professional Development Workshops for Artists. Click here for more information and to register.
Find out more »4J School Design Vision & Values Workshop
Help shape the future design of 4J’s new schools: Join in a series of community workshops on School Design Vision & Values. Thanks to voters’ approval of the school bond measure in November 2018, three of 4J’s aging school buildings will be replaced in the next few years: North Eugene High School, Camas Ridge Elementary School and Edison Elementary School. Design work for the new schools will begin soon. In March and April, families, staff, neighbors and other community members…
Find out more »SOLVE IT For Earth Day
SOLVE IT for Earth Day: Alton Baker Park Cleanup In honor of Earth Day, Nearby Nature is once again partnering with SOLVE for an annual cleanup of Alton Baker Park. Join neighbors, community organizations, and local businesses in picking up litter and helping to ensure the park is clean and safe for everyone – all while enjoying a stroll in the park. Maybe you’ll see a great blue heron, a duck, or a beaver. Meet on the lawn by…
Find out more »Florence Earth Day Celebration
Come to Florence for a fun-filled celebration of Earth Day on April 20. Enjoy local musicians, dancers, art displays, demonstrations and more. Kids can play games, dig for treasures, create art, plant seeds and become a butterfly for a photo souvenir. Festivities are from 10 a.m. till 2 p.m. on the Florence Boardwalk in Old Town. More information is available here.
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