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Kid-friendly and family-oriented events around Eugene, Springfield, and nearby Lane County.
August 7 through August 22
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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Source: Eugene Public Library
Ages 9-19: get together for fandom fun and games.
Source: City Of Eugene
A monthly, free event featuring special exhibits, installations, and performances by local artists.
Source: Farmers Market Pavilion
Fun for the whole family! No tickets required. Bring your blankets, lawn chairs and picnics.
Source: City Of Eugene
Eugene’s largest farmers market, providing locally grown foods from over 100 farmers and food artisans.
Source: lane-county-farmers-market

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Local artisans, food vendors, and live entertainment on the Park Blocks in downtown Eugene. Admission is free.
Source: eugene-saturday-market

Cook, eat and chat with Library Director Angela Ocaña.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Babies, toddlers and your grown-ups: come play together.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Ages 5-9 with your grownups: drop in to get creative!
Source: Eugene Public Library
Get together to watch this heartwarming comedy-drama about family, friends and a food truck.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Kids, tweens and family: make a splash at a Summer Reading pool party!
Source: Eugene Public Library
On Saturday, August 8th, 2026, the Community Center for the Performing Arts proudly welcomes Nick Shoulders to the WOW Hall. With support from Dylan Earl.…
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

Join us ever Sunday morning at 10am for The Sunday Morning Hangover with the Reverend Marc Time, playing a mix of Eclectic Retro, Bizarre Children's Music,…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar

Ages 5-9 with your grownups: drop in to get creative!
Source: Eugene Public Library
Kids, tweens and family: make a splash at a Summer Reading pool party!
Source: Eugene Public Library
On Sunday, August 9th, 2026, the Community Center for the Performing Arts proudly welcomes Jerry’s Middle Finger back to the WOW Hall. Humbly formed in 2015 by…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar

With WorkSource Lane in English or Spanish. Ayuda con tu carrera y búsqueda de trabajo con WorkSource Lane en inglés o en español.
Source: City Of Eugene
Enjoy a free, drop-in park program that brings the community together through games, arts, crafts and special events in a safe, welcoming space.
Source: City Of Eugene
LOST WEEKEND PLANETARIUM EXPERIENCE Ahead of its worldwide release on August 14th via Dead Oceans, Phoebe Bridgers’ newest album Lost Weekend will debut in…
Source: Eugene Science Center

WorkSource Lane in English or Spanish. Con WorkSource Lane en inglés o en español.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Eugene’s largest farmers market, providing locally grown foods from over 100 farmers and food artisans.
Source: Farmers Market Pavilion
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

Enjoy stories and songs of the sea with a real mermaid.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Satisfy your sweet tooth every Tuesday at the University of Oregon's "Tuesday Treats" featuring different flavors of cookies. Join us for a tasty break that'll…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar

Ages 9-12: make a magic wand with natural materials.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Adults: decorate tea towels by printing with fruit.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Adults: bring a favorite family recipe or photo to inspire a piece of keepsake art.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Babies, toddlers and your grown-ups: come play together.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Join a community conversation about one of our featured Summer Reading books.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Ages 13-19: craft a rustic fairy house.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Ages 5-9: create a llama marionette puppet.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Join a community conversation about one of our featured Summer Reading books.
Source: Eugene Public Library
The farmers market returns this June through October.
Source: City Of Eugene
Young kids and your grown-ups: come play together.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Adults: create charms for nostalgic fun.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Eugene Roller Village transforms the Farmers Market Pavilion and Plaza into a roller skating rink!
Source: City Of Eugene
Learn how to buy a car with Key Bank educators.
Source: Eugene Public Library
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

All ages: create recycled art while listening to music and stories.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Fun for the whole family! No tickets required. Bring your blankets, lawn chairs and picnics.
Source: City Of Eugene
Eugene’s largest farmers market, providing locally grown foods from over 100 farmers and food artisans.
Source: lane-county-farmers-market

Local artisans, food vendors, and live entertainment on the Park Blocks in downtown Eugene. Admission is free.
Source: eugene-saturday-market

Babies, toddlers and your grown-ups: come play together.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Ages 5-9 with your grownups: drop in to get creative!
Source: Eugene Public Library
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

Join us ever Sunday morning at 10am for The Sunday Morning Hangover with the Reverend Marc Time, playing a mix of Eclectic Retro, Bizarre Children's Music,…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar

Ages 5-9 with your grownups: drop in to get creative!
Source: Eugene Public Library
Enjoy a free, drop-in park program that brings the community together through games, arts, crafts and special events in a safe, welcoming space.
Source: City Of Eugene
Create art as a form of self-expression as you explore the visual arts in the galleries and studio of the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art in this week-long…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar

Have something that needs mending, fixing, or repairing? Bring it to the market on select dates and get your stuff fixed up! Fix-It Booths are free public…
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
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

This summer, the Downtown Athletic Club is bringing Group X beyond the Club and into the community. Join us on select Tuesdays at the Farmers Market Pavilion…
Source: Lane County Farmers Market

Satisfy your sweet tooth every Tuesday at the University of Oregon's "Tuesday Treats" featuring different flavors of cookies. Join us for a tasty break that'll…
Source: University Of Oregon Calendar

Drop in for assistance and referrals for questions about online services, software and devices.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Ages 13-19: learn to create a "Magic the Gathering" deck to play with and keep.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Teen beginners: learn to create a "Magic the Gathering" deck to play with and keep.
Source: City Of Eugene
Learn about foraging in the Pacific Northwest with Kevin House.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Adults: create miniature food with polymer clay.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Babies, toddlers and your grown-ups: come play together.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Join a community conversation about one of our featured Summer Reading books.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Bring a lunch to enjoy while listening to entertaining food writings.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Ages 13-19: learn how to make a corn husk doll.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Learn about estate planning with attorney Larry Deckman.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Join us for a family-friendly Instrument Petting Zoo at the Sheldon Branch of Eugene Public Library!
Source: Eugene Symphony

The farmers market returns this June through October.
Source: City Of Eugene
Get expert tips for negotiating when buying or selling a home.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Young kids and your grown-ups: come play together.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Eugene Roller Village transforms the Farmers Market Pavilion and Plaza into a roller-skating rink!
Source: City Of Eugene
Enjoy an evening outdoors with Non-Stop Players as they present “Bye Bye, Birdie.”
Source: City Of Eugene
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

Join us for two family-friendly Instrument Petting Zoos at the Downtown Eugene Public Library!
Source: Eugene Symphony

The Oregon Aloha Festival is a free, family-friendly cultural celebration highlighting the traditions, music, dance, food and artistry of the Pacific Islands.
Source: City Of Eugene
Drop in for assistance and referrals for questions about online services, software and devices.
Source: Eugene Public Library
Fun for the whole family! No tickets required. Bring your blankets, lawn chairs and picnics.
Source: City Of Eugene
Eugene’s largest farmers market, providing locally grown foods from over 100 farmers and food artisans.
Source: lane-county-farmers-market

Local artisans, food vendors, and live entertainment on the Park Blocks in downtown Eugene. Admission is free.
Source: eugene-saturday-market

Babies, toddlers and your grown-ups: come play together.
Source: Eugene Public Library
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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.