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Hello Parade Enthusiasts, If you haven't filled out the parade application yet and need some inspiration, below are three opportunities for you to attend FREE workshops to help you with an entry. You can find the application plus more https://eugenebrightparade.com/ Fri, Aug 7 | 5:30 to 8:00 PM First Friday ArtWalk at the Farmer’s Market Pavilion EUGENE BRiGHT Parade is proud to sponsor the August First Friday ArtWalk with our Parade Collaborators. We’ve got BRiGHT c

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 5th, 2026 The NUSA Board of Directors would like to congratulate the neighborhoods and non-profit organizations who won at the 51st Annual NUSA Conference held virtually May 28th and May 29th 2026. Neighborhoods had the opportunity to enter their community projects and newsletters, which were judged by a panel of judges. Neighborhoods, USA (NUSA) is a national, non-profit organization committed to building and strengthening neighborhood organi

The National Weather Service has issued a heat advisory for parts of the Willamette Valley, including Eugene, for June 14-16. Temperatures are expected to exceed 95 degrees. Community members are encouraged to stay hydrated with water when the temperature is so high. All water fountains and splash pads in Eugene are turned on for summer. Splash pads are on seven days a week, including holidays, from 10 a.m.-7 p.m. at: Downtown Riverfront Park (701 E. 8th Ave.) Fairmount

Join us for The Museum of Techno Art traveling Roadshow And the Art Hop🐇🐇🐇 Warehouse District Art Hop Saturday, April 4 Gallery location: 3923 Cross St, west Eugene Off Roosevelt & Bertelsen Open 11 - 6pm on Saturdays and anytime by appointment. Come visit and spark your imagination at The Oblivion Gallery! Events and happenings keep evolving at the Gallery. For up to date info, you can always check out “The Oblivion Gallery” | Jud Turner Past artist talks can be foun

Hello, This message is to let you know an Affordable Housing development was proposed near your neighborhood! The City of Eugene invites public comment on the proposals submitted for Affordable Housing Trust Fund (AHTF) resources. Public comments will be shared with the AHTF Evaluation Subcommittee, which will score the proposals, and with the full AHTF Advisory Committee, which will make a funding recommendation to staff. The Eugene City Council will make the final funding

As Amazon representatives were unable to attend our meeting, we asked for questions that will be presented to Amazon at a promised upcoming limited meeting. The following are the questions that will be asked. The answers will be posted here. Questions for Amazon from ABC General Meeting on March 14, 2026: 1. What hazardous materials do you plan on having at your completed facility? 2. What type of electric vehicles will you be using for your delivery fleet? What type of batt

Each year, 30 rising seniors from Willamette High School gain firsthand exposure to higher education through the “University Road Trip,” a five-day, counselor-led experience designed to make college accessible and achievable. Organized by the school’s counseling department, the program supports first-generation college-bound students and those from historically marginalized communities by helping them envision a future beyond high school. During the trip, students visit all e

Lane County is collaborating on an exciting project called Project Sanitation Justice Eugene (PSJ-E) and we need additional volunteers. Below are some details on the project and how to get involved – and, if you know of others who might be interested in volunteering please pass along! What is Project Sanitation Justice-Eugene? Project Sanitation Justice Eugene is a bathroom mapping effort that will take place throughout Lane County, beginning in Eugene in January 2026.