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City of Eugene Hosts Free Electric Bike Expo

The City of Eugene is hosting an E-Bike Expo—offering a wide variety of e-bike models all in one place—on Saturday, June 10, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Campbell Community Center. 

Community members will have the opportunity ...

Washington Jefferson Park Reopens & Annual Skatebowl Cleanup Begins

At the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the area outside of the skatepark and plaza in Washington Jefferson Park became a temporary stay in place shelter for people experiencing homelessness.

Following many months of closure for site restoration and improv...

Summer Reading begins for all ages at Eugene Public Library

Free activities from June 1 through Aug. 31

The whole community is invited to join Eugene Public Library for Summer Reading, starting June 1 through the end of August for free fun and learning. Everyone's welcome, from babies to grown-up...

Several Streets in Downtown Eugene Undergoing Construction for a More Sustainable Future

The City of Eugene has several road construction projects this summer aimed at transforming downtown into a more accessible, sustainable and pedestrian- and bike-friendly environment. These projects, which include protected bike lanes on Eighth Avenue and...

Call for artists: submit work to the 2023 Mayor’s Art Show

The annual exhibition celebrates local talent in Eugene’s visual arts community

The Mayor’s Art Show is returning for 2023, and local artists who live or work within Eugene or have previously presented in town can now submit their work ...

Churchill Tennis Courts Reopen Following Renovation

The Churchill High School tennis courts are now open following an extensive renovation.

The courts, which serve as a shared community resource between the 4J School District and the City of Eugene, have undergone a complete transformation to provide an imp...

Council awards over $1.2 million to affordable housing projects in Eugene

Funding will support creation of 98 new affordable homes for low-income households

The Eugene City Council approved the use of Affordable Housing Trust Funds (AHTF) to support three low-income housing developments that applied for the funds this year.&...