60 things to do in Mapleton, OR today and tonight, Wednesday, November 11. From 5 p.m.: 5 community, 4 live music, 3 trivia, 2 art. Tonight: Oakshire Inspires Benefit: Northwest Dog Project at Eugene Public House (5 p.m.); Dance Empowered with Cynthia Valentine at WOW Hall (5:30 p.m.); Sidequest Wednesdays at Eugene (5:30 p.m.); Cat Bingo Night at Eugene Springfield Cat Lounge (5:30 p.m.). Every listing links the venue's or organizer's own page it was checked against.
Runs across the dates shown. Eugene Springfield Cat Lounge runs Cat Lounge bingo, and the entry fee includes one card and your choice of a drink or snack. Two dollars for an extra card is cheap luck, and luck is mostly what bingo is.
A Magic: The Gathering Prerelease: play with a new set's cards at the store before the set's official launch. Everything you need comes in the Prerelease Pack or from the store, and most run four to five hours, deck building included. Casual play; entry is $35.
Runs across the dates shown. A hands-on bike maintenance class for femme, trans and nonbinary participants, covering flat repair, brakes, drivetrains and derailleurs, with sessions that build on each other. Pay what you can; free for members.
Runs across the dates shown. A guided walk through the Whilamut Natural Area follows trails and the river, with stories along the way and a forest bathing practice. The walk explores the valley's history, culture, and natural cycles.
A jazz jam session for musicians of all skill levels, hosted by Jonathan Corona on saxophone, David Morgenroth on piano, Eli Hansen on bass and Jay Veach on drums. Bring an instrument, a voice or just your ears.
ParkingParking is permitted behind the house, off of Third Street, and at the lot behind the train station on the south side of Shelton-McMurphey Boulevard.Parking behind the house is relatively limited.From smjhouse.org, Oct 24, 2026
Dress codeWe don’t have a dress code…this is Eugene after all!From smjhouse.org, Oct 24, 2026
Board Game Night is hosted by Ayla and offers strategy games and friendly competition. It suits both seasoned gamers and people looking for a fun night out.
The Eugene History Pub Lecture: Professor Ryan Jones on Whale Lovers, the 1970s scientists and activists who saved the whales and hated each other, over local beer, wine and food. Adult subject matter; may not suit those under 18.
Free team trivia led by a host called the Trivia Jockey: six rounds of three questions, a halftime question, and a final where you bet up to 20 points. You get one song's length to answer each, no phones. The top three teams win prizes every night.
Free team trivia led by a host called the Trivia Jockey: six rounds of three questions, a halftime question, and a final where you bet up to 20 points. You get one song's length to answer each, no phones. The top three teams win prizes every night.
Runs across the dates shown. Coos Art Museum's Thanksgiving food drive: bring canned food and get $1 off admission for each can. Thanksgiving staples go to local families for a holiday meal.
ParkingParking: Free public parking is available adjacent to the museum building along Anderson Avenue and 3rd Street.From coosartmuseum.org, Oct 24, 2026
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Classes, exhibits and seasons open for more than a month.
Runs across the dates shown. A corrected public notice from LRAPA on proposed Title 43 asbestos rules, with updated documents and a new public hearing planned.
Runs across the dates shown. A non-instructional drawing group where artists of any level draw a live clothed model in the CAM Studio. Bring your own materials, including easels. $10.
ParkingParking: Free public parking is available adjacent to the museum building along Anderson Avenue and 3rd Street.From coosartmuseum.org, Oct 24, 2026