Visitor’s Guide: Attractions

Art in the Vineyard

The Pacific Northwest's Premier Art & Wine Festival, annually on July 4th weekend.
Alton Baker Park, Eugene

Chamber Music @ Beall

International artists perform in the exquisite acoustics of the UO's Beall Concert Hall.
Beall Hall, UO campus, Eugene
(541) 346-5678

Fifth Street Public Market

Within the walls of the Historic Fifth Street Public Market you'll find a colorful collection of shops, restaurants, and an artisan gallery room.
296 East Fifth Avenue, Eugene
(541) 484-0383

Hinman Vineyards/Silvan Ridge

Lane County's oldest and finest winery.
27012 Briggs Hill Rd, Eugene
(866)-5-SILVAN

Hult Center for the Performing Arts

Atmospheric location of OBF concerts, and home of the Jacobs Gallery.
7th & Willamette Streets, Eugene
(541) 682-5000

Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art

See. Think. Do. The University of Oregon institution has galleries featuring American, European, Korean, Chinese, and Japanese art.
UO Campus, Eugene
(541) 346-3027

LaVelle Vineyards

Oldest winery in Southern Willamette Valley; also operates a Wine Bar & Bistro at 5th Street Market.
89697 Sheffler Road, Elmira
(541) 935-9406

Oakway Center

Eugene's premier shopping experience located in the heart of Eugene.
Coburg Rd and Oakmont Way, Eugene
(541) 485-4711

Set in picturesque Ashland, the Tony Award-winning festival is among the oldest and largest professional non-profit theatres in the nation, with over 700 annual performances.
15 S. Pioneer Street, Ashland

Saturday Market

The oldest weekly open air crafts market in the US, rain or shine every Saturday, downtown, also with Farmer's Market.
8th and Oak Streets, Eugene
(541) 686-8885

UO Museum of Cultural and Natural History

Step into the past, learn about the present, and contemplate the future.
1680 East 15th Ave., Eugene
(541) 346-3024

Travel Lane County

Complete guide to activities and attractions.
(800) 547-5445

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