Good morning, Eugene.

Eugene parks now offer summer spray play features open daily from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. through the week after Labor Day; Downtown Riverfront Park - featuring local artwork - and Santa Clara Community Park join five other sites.

State park and wildlife officials are encouraging residents to enjoy the outdoors by offering free parking at state parks tomorrow and free fishing on June 6 and 7, where people can fish, crab or clam without a license but must check for hazardous biotoxins at some beaches.

The UO Board of Trustees approved a $1.55 billion operating budget for next fiscal year, and university leaders must return with revised proposals by Dec.

15 to address a potential $23 million shortfall amid easing enrollment trends.

UO will close Barnhart Hall on Patterson Street for the 2026-27 school year and use Riley Hall as overflow housing if needed.

The university expects the change to help cut costs — its response to a projected drop in on-campus enrollment.

Sheldon High seniors visited local elementary schools today to inspire younger students and continue a graduation season tradition (a longstanding outreach) in the community.

New tests at Trainsong Park at 2771 Edison St. show that toxic chemicals extend deeper than expected.

The city says the cleanup planned for summer will be postponed to around this time next year as officials weigh options including adding fresh soil (which could alter the park’s layout).

Lane Regional Air Protection Agency urged residents to prepare for wildfire smoke and poor air quality by acquiring N-95 masks and inspecting windows and doors (families with young children and those with respiratory issues should take extra care).

Oakridge officials are repairing a sanitary sewer overflow discovered June 3 that sent wastewater into a river spillway (the repair is underway near Orchid Clinic and A&W-Subway) while ensuring tap water remains safe and seeking county and state help.

On June 3, state health officials reported that many central and western Oregon schools did not reach the 90% vaccination goal, with about 40% falling short and one-third not meeting the 93% measles threshold (rates varied from over 91% in some counties to below 89% in others).

Lane Community College Titans finished second at the NWAC Championships after hosting the Super Regionals at LCC, marking their best postseason result (since 2004) as Athletics Director Greg Sheley credited the new turf with boosting the program.

Dance To Be Free Student Showcase

6:30-9:30 p.m. — Hult Center for the Performing Arts — $10-$20 — Celebrate 12 seasons of creativity and community at Xcape Dance Academy's showcase featuring dancers of all ages.

Picc-A-Dilly Flea Market

10 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Lane Events Center — Admission fee may apply — Explore over 300 tables of unique treasures at Eugene's beloved flea market since 1970.

Wayne Hancock Live with Special Guests

9-11:50 p.m. — John Henry's — $20/$25 — Enjoy a night filled with the king of Juke Joint Swing and local supporting acts.

The Two Tracks Concert

7:30-9 p.m. — Hult Center for the Performing Arts — Choose what you pay — Experience original Americana music that paints vivid imagery of life in the American West.

Bonanza at Booth-Kelly

Connected Lane County invites you to kick off your summer at the fourth annual Bonanza at Booth-Kelly on June 13 from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm at Spark at Booth-Kelly (303 S 5th St., Ste 150, Springfield) for a free, all-ages community event. Bonanza brings together youth, families, and community partners for a day of connection, learning, and fun with local resources related to housing, healthcare, food access, and summer opportunities, plus games, activities, and hands-on experiences; no RSVP is required, and you can learn more at connectedlane.org/bonanza.

Bonanza at Booth-Kelly

Connected Lane County invites you to kick off your summer at the fourth annual Bonanza at Booth-Kelly on June 13 from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm at Spark at Booth-Kelly (303 S 5th St., Ste 150, Springfield) for a free, all-ages community event. Bonanza brings together youth, families, and community partners for a day of connection, learning, and fun with local resources related to housing, healthcare, food access, and summer opportunities, plus games, activities, and hands-on experiences; no RSVP is required, and you can learn more at connectedlane.org/bonanza.

Breakthrough Basketball Essential Skills Camp

Essential Skills Camp — June 16-18 — Fieldhouse — Waitlist available — Enhance your basketball skills and build confidence on and off the court.

American Crown Circus: K-Pop Night

5:30-9:30 p.m. — Oregon Horse Center — Free kid's ticket with adult — Experience a vibrant circus night with K-pop energy, aerial performances, and family fun.

Rock'n Rewind

7-10 p.m. — Mac's Restaurant & Nightclub — $9 Minimum Purchase — Dance to groovy rock ‘n roll hits from the late 1960s and early 1970s.

American Crown Circus

1:30-5:30 p.m. — Oregon Horse Center — Tickets start at $99 — Experience the thrills and excitement of the American Crown Circus in Eugene, a must-see live event.

American Crown Circus

7-11 p.m. — Oregon Horse Center — Tickets from $99 — Experience the thrill of live performances at the American Crown Circus in Eugene.