From wine country concerts to trackside thrills, this week in Eugene is buzzing with markets, music, and midsummer magic. Stroll through local farmers markets bursting with Oregon-grown goodness—and stop by the Kaiser Permanente booth for health tips, giveaways, and family-friendly fun. Dance under the stars at Salsa at the Plaza, or catch a play that blurs the line between art and life. The Oregon Bach Festival returns with world-class performances and community concerts, adding a classical note to the summer soundtrack. And for a dose of bold movement and creative expression, don’t miss the dynamic Rebelle Movement showcase, featuring a powerful lineup of local dance talent at Oregon Contemporary Theatre. Whether you’re sipping pinot at Silvan Ridge, cheering at Hayward Field, or diving into community fun at the Bee Jazzy Celebration, there’s something here to make every day feel like summer at its best.
June 26
Bee Jazzy Celebration at Silvan Ridge | Beyond Toxics hosts the 11th annual Bee Jazzy Celebration! Enjoy live jazz performances by the Halie Loren Jazz Quartet and the Invisible Arts Project at the beautiful Silvan Ridge Winery. The event features a silent auction, food carts, and tunes to keep you dancing all night long! All proceeds from the event support our work to Save Oregon’s Bees. Plus, Beyond Toxics is celebrating 25 years of advocacy and action for environmental justice across the date. 27012 Briggs Hill Rd, Eugene, silvanridge.com
June 26
Tasting Thursdays at Silvan Ridge | Sip wine and enjoy live music in the scenic Willamette Valley. silvanridge.com
June 28
Lane County’s Farmers Market | The Lane County Farmers Market is Eugene’s largest farmers market, providing locally grown foods from over 100 farmers and food artisans. The market is year-round, and all items are grown or produced in Oregon. The Saturday Farmers Market is open 10am to 2pm. during February and March, and 9am to 3pm from April to December. They welcome EBT/SNAP users and provide them the opportunity for a $20 Double Up Food Buck match at all markets to be used on fresh produce. See the LCFM Information Booth for more details. Free. 85 E 8th Ave, Eugene, lanecountyfarmersmarket.org
June 28
4th Annual Rebelle Summer Soiree | Hosted by Rebelle Movement and Elite Dance Company, this vibrant evening will spotlight some of the region’s most talented adult dance groups, offering an eclectic mix of performances that celebrate creativity, expression, and community. Performances by: Elite Dance Company, Rebelle Movement Staff, Rebelle Movement Classes, Rebelle Burlesque, Eugene Bhangra, Boom! Dance Studio, Fermata Ballet Collective, and Work Dance Company. 7:30pm, Oregon Contemporary Theatre, octheatre.org
June 28
Kaiser Permanente at the Farmers Market | Health tips, free samples, giveaways & the new Family Fun Zone with lawn games and photo ops. Learn how eating fresh, seasonal produce can support long-term wellness from KP’s dedicated care team. Also appearing: July 26, August 23, September 13, October 18. Lane County Farmers Market, lanecountyfarmersmarket.org
June 27
Sweet Cheeks Winery Sunday Music Series | Live local music on the patio with stunning views and wine flights. 27007 Briggs Hill Rd, Eugene, sweetcheekswinery.com
June 27
Breakfast at the Bike Bridges | Free breakfast, coffee, bike safety checks & info for commuters. DeFazio Bike Bridge, eugene‑or.gov
June 27-July 13
Oregon Bach Festival | Early concerts and community events leading up to the main festival. oregonbachfestival.org
June 27-July 13
OTC All Comers Meet 13 and Over at Hayward Field | Eugene is TrackTown! Legendary coach Bill Bowerman started these meets in the late 1940s, and they’ve been offered each summer since the mid-1950s. Come to Hayward Field on the day of the meet and sign up for your chosen event(s). The All Comers are for kids and adults of all ages. Come run, jump and throw with us this summer at Hayward Field. Registration begins at 4 p.m. with competition beginning shortly after. oregontrackclub.com
June 28
The Eugene Saturday Market | The Saturday Market is a weekly celebration of local arts and food. Over 250 artisans sell handcrafted goods, amazing international cuisine and live music – this is the perfect place to shop for unique gifts and try unique food. The Saturday Market is the oldest weekly open-air crafts festival in the U.S. It has been operating for 54 years and is open every Saturday 10am- 4pm. The Saturday Market coincides with the Lane County Farmers Market. Parking is available on-street and at nearby garages. Do not miss this iconic Eugene experience. eugenesaturdaymarket.org
June 29
Whiteaker Sunday Market | Looking for the perfect Sunday outing? Head over to the Whiteaker Community Market, Eugene’s only Sunday farm and artist market. Located in the scenic Scobert Gardens Park by 4th and Blair in the historic Whiteaker neighborhood, the market will feature live music and over 30 emerging and established small businesses in the community offering farm-fresh produce, artisanal goods, and handmade crafts. New art, craft and maker vendors join each week. Plus, EBT customers can use their Oregon Trail Card to get SNAP tokens to spend on food at the Market and they’ll get up to an additional $20 in Double Up Food Bucks (DUFB) to spend on fresh fruit and veggies. Kids under 12 also receive a $5 token to spend on fresh fruits and veggies. Sundays, 10am-3pm, whiteakercommunitymarket.com
June 29
Salsa at the Plaza: Live Music & Dancing | Free salsa music, dance performances, and beginner lessons. Farmers Market Pavilion & Plaza, downtowneugene.com
Through June 29
Stage Kiss at Very Little Theatre | What happens when a script calls for romance, but a real-life history complicates everything? Stage Kiss throws two actors, who share a messy past, into the roles of romantic leads in a forgotten 1930s melodrama. As their characters navigate inevitable stage kisses, the real-life sparks fly, making the audience wonder: when do actors stop acting, and when do lovers start performing? Very Little Theatre, thevlt.com
July 1
Tuesday Farmers Market | The smaller mid-week farmers market offers a more laid-back shopping experience. Stock up on locally grown and produced goods without the usual crowds of the Saturday farmers market. At the Tuesday market they offer two food equity programs: Little Lettuce provides $5 tokens for children 12 years old & younger to buy fresh produce at the Market, and Bucka Bucka Bucks provides two $5 tokens for folks to buy local chicken and eggs. They welcome EBT/SNAP users and provide them the opportunity for a $20 Double Up Food Buck match at all markets to be used on fresh produce. 9am-2pm, anecountyfarmersmarket.org
Through August 27
Live Music at Oakway Center | A rotating lineup of local ensembles and solo artists performs every Wednesday in the courtyard at 5:30pm, featuring family-friendly sets like Pop Rocks 80s‑90s nostalgia nights and salsa dance events. Oakway Center Heritage Courtyard, 2350 Oakmont Way, Eugene, oakwaycenter.com
