One Eugene Center; Eugene

Set at a Catskills resort in 1960, Breaking Up Is Hard To Do is the sweetly comic story of Lois and Marge, two friends from Brooklyn in search of good times and romance over one wild Labor Day weekend.  Packed with one AM radio favorite after another, the score showcases 19 Neil Sedaka classics, including "Where the Boys Are," "Sweet Sixteen," "Calendar Girl," and of course, the chart-topping title song.

5647 Hwy. 126; Florence

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5647 Hwy. 126; Florence

Aces Sports Bar & Lounge, No Cover Charge, Ages 21 & Older Please.

University of Oregon; Eugene

The Oregon Twilight concludes the UO regular season schedule. The evening meet will be optimal for athletes seeking an opportunity to tune-up for the championship season or achieve NCAA and USA qualifying performances.

Eugene

Set your “personal record” at The Starting Block, a high energy, dynamic space featuring fun and interactive activities hands-on event center for youth and families. At the I’m a Track Fan! booth, Learn about Olympic Track and Field events and the athletes. Choose a favorite athlete, write a fan letter, and follow them all the way to Beijing! Come to these events at the Eugene 08 Festival, too! Runs concurrent with the Oregon Twilight track meet.

740 West 13th Avenue; Eugene

Lane County Historical Society's featured exhibition, with artifacts from the 1898 Lane County Courthouse. Come ring the old courthouse bell! Bring your cell phone to listen to exhibition audio. See artifacts from the 1898 courthouse time capsule and much more!

1430 Johnson Lane; Eugene

Five paintings by well-known French Impressionist and Post-Impressionist painters will be on exhibit at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art from Jan. 30 to June 8, 2008. The paintings may be seen in the museum’s European Gallery. The paintings include works by Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919), Paul Cézanne (1839–1906), Camille Pissarro (1830-1903), Paul Signac (1863-1935), and Henri Martin.

1680 E. 15th Avenue; Eugene

Cultural Horizons, featuring photographs by Dennis Griffin, is on display at the UO Museum of Natural and Cultural History. The exhibit features twenty-six color photographs covering 11 countries - from the highlands of Guatemala to the American Arctic, from the Tibetan Plateau to the Australian Outback and from the forests of Borneo to the jungles of New Guinea.

5th Street Public Market; Eugene

Gus Russell, pianist in Eugene Oregon playing jazz, blues, boogie-woogie, and show tunes through the winter months. Summer events on the patio featuring Paul Biondi, Deb Cleveland, Skip Jones, and many others. Family fun, music and dining.

1680 East 15th Ave.; Eugene

Learn about culture through shoes! Marvel at 10,000 year old sandals, view shoes worn by elite Oregon athletes and coaches and see favorite footwear of local politicians, the rock band KISS, and the hit Broadway musical, Wicked. Explore decades of changing shoe fashions, try on traditional footwear from around the world; and investigate ‘shoe-perstitions.’

327 Laurel St; Florence, OR

The eco-friendly metal and mosaic artist, Melody Ashley, shows her versatility with both indoor and outdoor sculpture, wall hangings, fountains and garden art. Graceful pods of dolphins, fish, heron, and dragonflies are but a few of her inspirations. A reception in her honor will be held May 10th, from 3 - 5 p.m. Refreshments will be served.

540 Charnelton Street; Eugene

Or Not To Be, Shakespeares Hamlet, freely mistreated by John Schmor comes to Lord Leebrick.  Reimagined via the conventions of the zombie movie.  Or Not To Be's mix of "low" and "high" sources renders the poetry and philosophy of Shakespeare's most quoted and revered play into something surprising and new again.  Matinees on May 18th & June 1st only.

540 Charnelton; Eugene

Or Not To Be, Shakespeare’s Hamlet, freely mistreated by John Schmor comes to Lord Leebrick. Re-imagined via the conventions of the zombie movie, Or Not To Be renders Shakespeare’s play into something surprising and new again. Or Not To Be runs from May 9th through June 1st at the Lord Leebrick Theatre. Tickets are available at (541) 465-1506 and online at www.lordleebrick.com.

540 Charnelton St; Eugene