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With the recent passage of Oregon Senate Bill 951 that addresses the corporatization of medicine, discussion of reform in the Medicaid system, the movement toward a universal health care plan legislation in Oregon, and the groundswell of interest in the direct primary care healthcare delivery system, this City Club of Eugene program discusses how Oregon is meeting the current healthcare crisis head on.

Join Sandy Brown Jensen for a look at Eugene’s First Friday ArtWalk and upcoming workshops at Oblivion Gallery featuring Jorah LaFleur and Jensen’s "I Dream in Gold."

John Fischer makes the most of his two minutes with tips on how to help save the planet from waste, one action at a time.

In this program, leaders from the county and the community talk about this one-of-a-kind public asset, the Lane County Fairgrounds, the ongoing master planning process, and what factors should be considered as we envision the next generation of the Fairgrounds.

From Noah Strycker’s global snail mail art to Eugene’s hidden artist studios, Sandy Brown Jensen explores how seeking out the extraordinary creates a deeper connection through art gifting.

Each year, City Club of Eugene poses the question "If you could give any gift to the City of Eugene, what would it be?" to a broad selection of community members and asked them to share their answers in just three to four minutes each.

In this installment of Good Gardening, John Fischer explains when to follow the out with the old, in with the new garden strategy.

In this forum, we will hear from three A.C.T. Now Lane Steering Committee members who will speak about the goals of the coalition. A.C.T. Now Lane is a cross-sector coalition uniting leaders, organizations, and community members to address Lane County’s housing and homelessness crisis head-on.

Viz City dives into the superb curation of Liberty Rossel. See how four Northwest artists turn the Maude Kerns gallery into a sacred sanctuary.

Join City Club of Eugene as we engage in a conversation with Talicia Brown that explores the history, the current situation and future goals of the Black experience in Eugene and in the state of Oregon.