A spring hoedown - Live music + gender-free square dance caller. w/Humbug Mountain Stringband. & w/Sack races, seed swap, food trucks, garden starts, community square dance. sliding scale tickets $10-50 @ Farmers Market Pavillion @ 85 East 8th Avenue in Eugene www.cascwild.org
Sundays 10am-noon @ garden down bike path near 15th and Jefferson
2:00pm @ 1631 w Broadway street
6:00 @ James Park
@ Whirled Pies in Eugene 6:30pm - Join union and community members for an evening of labor history. Learn how workers have wielded their collective power for the common good as we prepare for an uncertain future.. Organized by the Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation (GTFF).
Learn to connect your internal felt body to the external perceived body during this somatic movement class! Tuesday April 29th 6:30-7:30pm @ The Eugene Growers Space and on Zoom https://uoregon.zoom.us/j/93445398033
@ Grower's Market in Eugene 5:30pm Based on a true story, Salt of the Earth is about a mining strike against entrenched corporate interests allied with the police and the justice system. The film was so radical for the time that the directors were blacklisted. There will be time for some discussion after the film. Organized […]
Celebrate International Worker’s Day and the power of our labor in our community! Connect with members of local unions and organizations! March will start and end at the park blocks. Organized by the Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation (GTFF).
A relaxed social hour after the march. Organized by the Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation (GTFF). May 1st 7:30pm
Food Not Bombs is looking for cooking, serving, and outreach volunteers. Serving starts 4pm every Friday at the Park Blocks by the fountains on E 8th Ave and Oak St. FNB cooks and serves free, mostly vegan meals to the public. To get connected, contact eugenefoodnotbombs@gmail.com.
– @ South Eugene High School - Join fellow labor and community organizers of Eugene to discuss how to build our collective power and fight back against repressive politics! Organized by the Graduate Teaching Fellows Federation (GTFF). RSVP
@ Dark Pine Coffee 6pm - The Witch’s Child tells the story of May Day’s many different forms throughout history in beautifully written (almost poetic) prose. We’ll be reading and discussing there. No pre-reading necessary. Organized by the Neighborhood Anarchist Collective.
