Celebrate Eugene’s vibrant art scene during the August 4th First Friday ArtWalk! Pick up your ArtWalk guide at Farmers Market Pavilion (85 E 8th Ave), enjoy The Little Block Party with live music, dance performances, food, drinks, and a marketplace, and then take a self-guided tour of the galleries and art venues of Downtown. The monthly First Friday ArtWalk is from 5:30-8pm and always free.
NEW FEATURE FOR THIS ARTWALK: Take the LTD Shuttle!
Want a ride around the ArtWalk footprint? Hop on the accessible LTD shuttle. Check out the “How to Navigate ArtWalk” section for more information.
Check out the ArtWalk Guide | Participating Venues | How to get downtown and where to park
ArtWalk Highlight:
Little Block Party:
August 4th, 2023 5:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Farmers Market Pavilion, 85 E 8th Ave, Eugene
The Little Block Party at the August ArtWalk celebrates African-descendant traditions, practices, and cross-cultural exchange.
Join us for an evening of live music by Ziree Sun, Cameron Daye, MUNYA, and Amiia Nectar, performances by Carlos “Retro” Rasmussen and Fermata Ballet Collective Inc., vendors, food by STYR KURB-SIDE KITCHEN and Red Five Hotdog Company, and drinks by Ninkasi Brewing Company, as we explore the beauty and richness of African-descendant cultures from 5:30-8:30pm. We will have featured exhibits by Zoë Gamell Brown, Jalen Thompson, and Christian Alvarado inside of the Farmers Market Pavilion, community organizations, and artists vendors.
Let’s create an atmosphere of inclusion and acceptance where everyone can learn more about each other’s cultures and share their experiences with one another.
This event is produced by Fernland Studios, Sirius Rising LLC multimedia, Singer Songwriter Amiia Nectar, Writer and Installation Artist Jalen Thompson, and Lane Arts Council. This event is supported by City of Eugene Cultural Services’ Downtown Program Fund, Farmers Market Pavilion, and Oregon Arts Commission.
Special thanks to our August ArtWalk Sponsor: LTD
LTD’s mission is to connect our community by providing access to jobs, health care, recreation, and more. The District is committed to creating a more connected, sustainable, and equitable community through collaboration, equity, safety, integrity, and respect.