Eugene weekly. (Eugene, Oregon) 1993-current, November 13, 2025, Page 13, Image 13

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    Basket Making Techniques ,
1-2pm, New Zone Gallery,
110 E. 11th Ave., ste. C.
Kids/Family
Family Storytime , 10:15am,
Sheldon Branch Eugene
Public Library, 1566 Coburg
Rd.
Paint & Sip: VW Bug in Autumn ,
3-5pm, Art w/ Alejandro,
590 Pearl St., ste. 104. $45.
Preschool Storytime ,
10:30am, Downtown Eugene
Public Library.
Sprouts: Budding Readers
Group , 3:30pm, Bethel
Sew Small Gift Books , 3:30pm,
Downtown Eugene Public
Library.
Paint & Sip: Fall Mushroom
House , 6:30-8:30pm, Art w/
Branch Eugene Public Li-
brary, 1990 Echo Hollow Rd.
Alejandro, 590 Pearl St.,
ste. 104. $45.
Lectures/Classes
Comedy
Djembe Drumming w/ Ibou
Sylla , 5:30-7pm, Djembe
Midnight Hacks w/ Angie
Bloomfi eld , 11:30pm, Happy
Trading Post, 1740 W. 10th
Ave. $25.
Hours, 645 River Rd.
Markets
Drag
Women of St. Paul Holiday Ba-
zaar , 1-5pm, St. Paul Catho-
Drag Bingo , 5pm, Sparrow &
lic Church, 1201 Satre St.
Farmers Markets
Serpent, 211 Washington St.
Nightlife
Lane County Farmers Market ,
9am-3pm, Lane County
Farmers Market, 8th Ave. &
Oak St.
Trivia , 7pm, The Barn Light,
924 Willamette.
Twisted Karaoke w/ DJ Saturn ,
Film
8pm-midnight, Twisted
Duck Pub, 529 W. Centen-
nial Blvd., Spfd.
Saturday Morning Cartoons ,
Karaoke , 9pm-1am, The Barn
Light, 924 Willamette.
Outdoors/Recreation
Fun Friday Goat Yoga , 6-7pm,
Exhibition On Screen: Caravag-
gio , 4pm, Art House, 492 E.
492 E. 13th Ave. $10-12.
Nosferatu (1922) w/ EDME ,
Social Dance
Swing Dance Party & Live Mu-
sic , 7pm, Veteran's Memorial
Ballroom, 1626 Willamette,
2nd fl . $20.
7-8:30pm, The Monkey's
Paw, 420 Main St., Spfd. $15.
Warren Miller's Sno-Ciety ,
7pm, Whiteside Theatre,
361 SW Madison Ave., Cor-
vallis. $20-25.
Salsa & Bachata Social Danc-
ing & Drop-in Class , 9pm-
Food/Drink
12:15am, The Vet's Club,
1626 Willamette. $8.
Annual Friendsgiving ,
11:30am-10pm, PublicHouse,
418 A St., Spfd.
Spiritual
Recovery Dharma Buddhist Re-
covery Mtg. , 10-11am, Jesco
Club, 340 Blair Blvd.
Annual Great beergarden Beer
Fest , 11:30am-10pm, beer-
garden, 777 W. 6th Ave.
LGBTQ+ Youth Group , 4-6pm,
Amazon Community Ctr.,
2700 Hilyard St.
Gatherings
Overeaters Anonymous , 9:30-
10:30am, Unitarian Univer-
salist Church, 1685 W. 13th
Ave. Eugene.
Theater
BlueJay's Canoe , 7:30pm,
Very Little Theatre, 2350
Hilyard St. $20.
Talk Time: Practice Conver-
sational English , 10-11:30am,
The Moors , 7:30pm, Hope
Downtown Eugene Public
Library.
Theatre, Miller Theatre
Complex, 1231 UO. $8-10.
Kids/Family
November 15
Baby & Toddler Storytime,
10:15am, Bethel Branch
Eugene Public Library, 1990
Echo Hollow Rd.
S AT U R DAY
Art/Craft
Family Storytime, 10:30am &
Weekly Figure Art Sessions ,
10am-1pm, Lane Community
College, 4000 E. 30th Ave.,
Studio 136 Bldg. $8.
Several Eugene singer-songwriters join
forces for a night of storytelling and acous-
tic music at KLCC Presents: Songwriters in the Round
at Sam Bond’s Garage. Performers include Caroline Bauer,
Rudolph Korv, Alexa Ro and Victor DesRoches from Eugene
Americana group Boxcar Figaro. Musician Geoff rey Louis
Koch, who moved to Eugene from Nashville last spring,
will host. He says all the songwriters will be on stage at
the same time, sharing their inspiration and the stories
behind the songs before each performance. The show “is
a peek behind the curtain where the audience can appre-
ciate where the writer was coming from with a bit of a
song introduction,” he says. Koch, who recently released
the wistful acoustic ballad “Hey Beth,” has performed
with indie-folk singer-songwriter Gregory Alan Isakov and
GEOFFREY LOUIS KOCH
Photo by Laura E. Partain
idiosyncratic musician John Hiatt. Koch says he hopes
that Songwriters in the Round will be the fi rst of a series.
Koch says Nashville’s industry-oriented scene burned
him out to the point where he stopped playing for a while. Since landing in Oregon, Koch has hit the ground running,
performing at venues in Eugene and central Oregon. He says he chose Nashville “naively thinking there was going to
be a tight-knit songwriter community, and that might exist for some people, but it occurred to me very quickly: If I
couldn’t help someone become famous, no one wanted to get coff ee with me.” In Eugene, he says, “I’m fi nding that
I am in a much more nurturing songwriting community.” — Will Kennedy
KLCC Presents Songwriters in the Round is 8 pm Thursday, Nov. 20, at Sam Bond’s Garage, 407 Blair Boulevard. The show is $5 and 21-plus. After
announcing imminent closure last year, with a last-minute reprieve, Sam Bond’s has once again announced it is closing, saying Nov. 30 is its last day.
13th Ave. $10-12.
The True Story of Tamara
de Lempicka & The Art of
Survival , 6:30pm, Art House,
No Regrets Flower Farm &
Animal Sanctuary, 26641
Bellfountain Rd., Monroe.
$25.
Mushroom Plant Stake DIY ,
10am-2pm, Caff e Pacori,
255 Wallis St.
NOV. 20
11:15am, Downtown Eugene
Public Library.
Watercolors , 3-5pm, Bethel
Branch Eugene Public Li-
brary, 1990 Echo Hollow Rd.
noon-1:30pm, Caff e Pacori,
255 Wallis St. $20.
Yacht Rock Skate Party ,
3-5pm & 6-8pm, Bob Keefer
Ctr., 250 S. 32nd St., Spfd.
$8-11.
Lectures/Classes
Modern China Through
Literature: Cultural Roots &
Contemporary Outcomes ,
9:30am-noon, UO Baker
Downtown Ctr., 975 High St.
$95-150.
Outdoors/Recreation
November 16
Yoga, 10am, The Hybrid, 941
S U N DAY
W. 3rd Ave. $10-20.
SCM Yoga , 2-4pm, Sacred
Connections Community
Church, 810 W. 3rd Ave.
FREE-$10.
Spectator Sports
Football Watch Party: UO vs.
Minnesota , noon-5pm, The
Bier Stein, 1591 Willamette.
Cottage Grove Food Preserva-
tion Workshop: Gifts from the
Kitchen , 10am-1:30pm, The
UO vs. Minnesota , 6pm, Aut-
Cottage Events Venue, 2915
Row River Rd., Cottage
Grove. $25.
Spiritual
Coast to Cascades: Habitat
Haven Backyard Certifi cation
Program , 1pm, Spfd. Public
Library, 225 5th St., ste.
301, Spfd.
Markets
Artisan Market , 9am-5pm,
Charles Little & Company
Flower Farm & Farm Stand,
34573 Seavey Lp. Rd.
Women of St. Paul Holiday
Bazaar , 9am-4:30pm, St.
Paul Catholic Church, 1201
Satre St.
Down To Earth’s Annual
Holiday Open House, 10am-
6pm, Down To Earth, 532
Olive St.
Solidarity Share Fair , noon-
4pm, First United Method-
ist Church, 1376 Olive St.
zen Stadium. $32-222.
Insight Meditation & Dharma
Refl ections & Discussion ,
Art/Craft
Found Object Wreaths , 11am-
2pm, BRING Recycling,
4446 Franklin Blvd. $10-15.
Creativity Café, 1-3pm, The
Hybrid, 941 W. 3rd Ave. $10.
D.I.Y. Mushroom Plant Friends
w/ Drawings by DeLenn, 1pm,
beergarden, 777 W. 6th Ave.
$20.
Paint & Sip: Park Bench ,
2-4pm, Art w/ Alejandro,
590 Pearl St., ste. 104. $35.
9:30-11am, Unitarian Uni-
versalist Bldg, 1685 W. 13th
Ave.
Paint w/ Cats , 5:30-7pm,
Shamanic Drumming Event ,
6-8pm, The Ctr., 390 Vernal
St.
Benefi ts
Theater
Brewing, 2055 Primrose St.
Lebanon. $2-5.
Auditions: A Piece of My Heart ,
Eugene-Spfd. Cat Lounge,
537 W. Centennial Blvd. $35.
Bingo Benefi ting Charity: LHS
Travel Club , 3-5pm, Tallman
2pm, Cottage Theatre, 700
Village Dr., Cottage Grove.
Comedy
BlueJay's Canoe , 7:30pm,
7:30pm, Luckey's Club, 933
Olive St.
Very Little Theatre, 2350
Hilyard St. $20.
Hand Shoes & Horse Grenades ,
Film
The Moors , 7:30pm, Hope
Theatre, Miller Theatre
Complex, 1231 UO. $8-10.
Caravaggio , 1pm, Art House,
492 E. 13th Ave. $10-12.
Wink , 7:30pm, Oregon Con-
Django Unchained (2012) ,
temporary Theatre, 194 W.
Broadway.
Holiday Crafts Fair , 2pm,
6pm, Whiteside Theatre,
361 SW Madison Ave., Cor-
vallis. $8-10.
Singin' in the Rain (1952) , 6pm,
Whiteside Theatre, 361 SW
Spencer Creek Grange,
86013 Lorane Hwy.
Madison Ave., Corvallis.
$8-10.
Food/Drink
Annual Friendsgiving ,
11:30am-10pm, PublicHouse,
418 A St., Spfd.
Annual Great beergarden Beer
Fest , 11:30am-10pm, beer-
garden, 777 W. 6th Ave.
Holiday Tasting & Pairing
Event , 1:30-3pm, High St.
Tonics, 267 W. 8th ave.
$40-45.
Gatherings
Speed Friending , 2-4pm,
PublicHouse, 418 A St., ste.
4606, Spfd. $15-20.
Kids/Family
Yarn , 1-4:30pm, Downtown
Eugene Public Library.
Family Bingo , 5:30pm, Drop
Bear Brewery, 2690 Wil-
lamette.
Lectures/Classes
Put It In My Mouth: BJ's To
Blow Minds w/ Javay da BAE ,
1-3pm, As You Like It: The
Pleasure Shop, 1655 W. 11th
Ave., ste. 1. $20.
Literary Arts
Poetry in the Round , 12:30-
2pm, Coburg Commons
Bookstore, 91193 N. Wil-
lamette, Coburg.
Writing Time , 6:30-9pm,
Wordcrafters Studio, 436
Charnelton St., ste. 100. $5.
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