Kid-friendly and family-oriented events around Eugene, Springfield, and nearby Lane County.
September 21 through September 27
Looking for something to do with the kids in Eugene? This page gathers family-friendly events around Eugene and Springfield, from library storytimes and Eugene Science Center days to park programs and all-ages festivals.
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Jeffrey Gibson: They Teach Love presents a survey of 20 artworks by Jeffrey Gibson (American, b. 1972), one of today’s foremost contemporary artists, curated…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
Our more laid-back mid-week market offers the perfect opportunity to stock up on your weekly groceries, to grab lunch with friends or family, and to connect…
Source: Lane County Farmers Market
Eugene’s largest farmers market, providing locally grown foods from over 100 farmers and food artisans.
Source: Farmers Market Pavilion
Fun and learning for babies with their grown-ups.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Ages 9-12: save pressed flowers in resin to make a charm for a keychain.
Source: Eugene Public Library
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Teens: learn to play Dungeons & Dragons.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Learn about foraging in the Pacific Northwest with Steven Yeager.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Adults: learn to design and create a mosaic.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Para niños pequeños y familia. For young children and family.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Drop in for assistance and referrals for questions about online services, software and devices.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Kids and tweens: discover a new activity together each week.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Ages 13-19: meet up and learn with tattoo artist Ty Haworth.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Ages 5-9: color, cut and shape a 3D animal mask to wear.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Sensory Sensitive Evening Wednesday, September 23rd 5:30pm – 7:00pm Join us for an evening of science exploration for neuro-diverse adults and children who…
Source: Eugene Science Center
Unfortunately, we've had to reschedule this event. Our apologies for any inconvenience.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Join a community conversation reflecting on the Declaration of Independence 250 years later.
Source: Eugene Public Library
TICKETS! Stewardship of Public Lands Across Generations Presented by Northwest Youth Corps We invite you to join us for an engaging evening with lifelong and…
Source: Wildish Theater
Kicking off Week of Welcome, Unpack the Quack is the UO’s two-day move-in experience for all new and continuing Ducks. Students arrive to campus during their…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
Fun and learning for toddlers with their grown-ups.
Source: Eugene Public Library
The farmers market returns this June through October.
Source: City Of Eugene
Immerse yourself in the traditions of the UO through activities and events and connect with community partners who want to welcome you and your Ducks family to…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
The Veteran Student Welcome and Information Session is recommended for all incoming first years, graduate students, current student veterans, transfers, and…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
We invite you to visit us at the Parent and Family Lounge during move-in. Relax with complimentary refreshments, write a note of encouragement to your student,…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
Fun and learning for young children with their grown-ups.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Unfortunately, we've had to cancel this event. Our apologies for any inconvenience.
Source: Eugene Public Library
The Clark Honors College invites all incoming CHC students and their families to Chapman Hall and McCaslin Lawn for a light reception. This event is open to…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
Teens: create characters for this school year's ongoing adventure.
Source: Eugene Public Library
A storytime designed to provide a positive sensory environment for ages 3-8.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Kick off your UO experience with residence hall welcome events! Meet your neighbors, get to know Housing staff, and discover what it's like to live on campus…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
Join us for an evening of infectious rhythms! DJ Vito brings the heat with Salsa, Bachata, Timba, and more. Family-friendly fun for all ages and skill levels.
Source: Claim 52 Brewing
Experience residence hall life at its best with an evening packed with entertainment, music, games, and unforgettable fun! Hosted by the Residence Hall…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
Show your UO spirit and wear Ducks gear today! Stop by the Student Welcome Center in your green and yellow gear and receive a special Duck Friday giveaway.…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
TOT DISCOVERY DAY IS A MORNING OF HANDS-ON S.T.E.A.M ACTIVITIES FOR CHILDREN AGES 1 TO 4 AND THEIR GROWN-UPS Join us on Friday, September 25th for a morning of…
Source: Eugene Science Center
Pop-up Children’s consignment sale in Eugene! Newborn to Teen and everything in between! Itty Bitty Boutique Children’s Consignment Sale was created to cater…
Source: Lane Events Center
Join us in the Student Welcome Center in Unthank Hall to duck out your day with specialty UO crafts with the Craft Center. Students, parents, and family…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
Take a break from settling into your new nest and hang out with therapy dogs from FETCH (Friends Eager To Come Help), a volunteer therapy dog group in Eugene.…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
An outdoor movie festival showcasing films created by and starring people with disabilities.
Source: Farmers Market Pavilion
Fun and learning for young children with their grown-ups.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Fun and learning for preschoolers with their grown-ups.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Young kids to tweens: celebrate Bluey with fun, games and dogs.
Source: Eugene Public Library
College Block Party is a chance to explore your school or college and get to know the people and opportunities that will be part of your UO experience. Schools…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
Required for all new incoming master's students in composition, and optional for undergraduates (to be determined during advising). Access the Piano…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
The Lyllye Reynolds-Parker Black Cultural Center (BCC) invites students to join us for our open house to discover the many resources, programs, and…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
Kick off your first weekend at the UO with music, live performances, free food, games, and inflatable competitions! Come hang out and see everything the Rec…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
The Lane County Farmers Market is Eugene’s largest farmers market, providing locally grown foods from over 100 member farmers and food artisans. The market is…
Source: Lane County Farmers Market
Meet your First-Year Interest Group (FIG) faculty, peer mentor, and fellow students before classes begin. In this welcome meeting you will explore an…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
The City of Eugene welcomes the incoming class and their families to explore downtown and be immersed in Eugene’s vibrant culture and Ducks pride. Pick up a…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
Hours: 10:00am to 4:00pm Venue: Downtown Eugene Park Blocks Address: 8th & Oak · Eugene, OR 97401 Phone: (541) 686-8885 Get Directions About the Market The…
Source: eugene-saturday-market
Explore Eugene’s vintage clothing scene and connect with local shops offering styles from the 80s, 90s, and 2000s today. Students, parents, and family members…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
Nickelodeon and Association of Children’s Museums presents OUR WORLD: Worldwide Day of Play Saturday, September 26th 10am – 2pm Let’s play the day away at…
Source: Eugene Science Center
Taste your way through Eugene at Taste of TrackTown, where 30 downtown restaurants serve up delicious bites and sips all for just $5 each while they last! Find…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
Fun and learning for babies and toddlers with their grown-ups.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Fun and learning for young children and family.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Get ready to explore campus during our Find Your Campus Tours. Bring your fall schedule and your walking shoes as you get familiar with the buildings, paths,…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
Join us for the Erb Memorial Union (EMU) Student Welcome Open House and discover the many programs, services, and opportunities that make the EMU the heart of…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
This is a free mental health resource fair and punk show with over 20 bands, mental health and addiction resources, a skate competition and more.
Source: City Of Eugene
Ages 5-12 with your grown-ups: come by to get creative with LEGO.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Get ready for a magical evening of illuminated art with the EUGENE BRiGHT Parade & AfterParty!
Source: City Of Eugene
The 2026 EUGENE BRiGHT Parade showcases the best in illuminated human- and electric-powered art in motion! This year’s theme is KiNDNESS as our community…
Source: City Of Eugene
This vibrant, one-of-a-kind celebration brings glowing costumes, illuminated art, and creative community spirit together for a dazzling human- and…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
Join in the colorful community fun of the BRiGHT Parade and AfterParty!
Source: Eugene Public Library
Cheer on the Oregon Ducks as they take on the USC Trojans and connect with fellow Ducks fans for an electrifying game day experience! Enjoy meeting other Ducks…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
Following the football game, stick around to enjoy a movie on the lawn. Relax with friends, grab a spot on the grass, and take in a memorable evening as part…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
Join us on Memorial Quad to get your first taste of the football gameday experience! Bring a chair or blanket and cheer on the Ducks on a big screen for their…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
For over a century, the Lane County Farmers Market has connected local growers and producers with community members who value local, fresh food. Starting this…
Source: Lane County Farmers Market
Picc-A-Dilly Flea Market has been a beloved fixture at the Lane County Fairgrounds since 1970, making it one of Eugene’s largest, longest-running, and most…
Source: Lane Events Center
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar
Ages 5-12 with your grown-ups: come by to get creative with crafts, games and more.
Source: Eugene Public Library
𝗔𝗧𝗧𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗜𝗢𝗡 𝗞-𝗣𝗢𝗣 𝗙𝗔𝗡𝗦 𝗢𝗙 𝗦𝗣𝗥𝗜𝗡𝗚𝗙𝗜𝗘𝗟𝗗, 𝗢𝗥! Get ready for a spectacular experience where K-Pop energy meets the magic of the…
Source: Wildish Theater
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Weekend family options usually include library programs, the Saturday Market in the Park Blocks, the Eugene Science Center, and seasonal festivals; the weekend page gives the Friday-to-Sunday view.
Many family events are free, including library storytimes and a lot of park and market activities, and the free events page collects the no-cost picks.
Listings note the audience when the source provides it, so tap through for age guidance; storytimes and the markets tend to work well for the youngest ones.