It might seem strange to think of government as a purveyor of the arts, but there are many places throughout the world where local governments play a pivotal role in making art accessible. Eugene, of course, is such a place as well. Read more on public art
Martita Santiago has performed and taught all over the world and has connected with countless communities through dance. City of Eugene Cultural Services profiled her as part of 2021 National Dance Week. Watch Video
Join us as we explore how better access to clear sound for those with hearing loss can expand the potential for both the audience as well as the players. Video produced, shot and edited by the City of Eugene Cultural Services division. Watch Video
Our Community Events and Public Art team remains steadfast in our mission to provide thoughtful leadership that cultivates a more vibrant, creative and resilient community through artistic and collaborative experiences. Learn More
Cultural Services worked in partnership with Burrito Brigade, local artists from the Urban Canvas roster, local carpenters and community members to create 5 new little free pantries around town. Learn More
A special thanks to all of our community partners, artists and supporters who’ve helped us continue to provide accessible, safe and quality cultural programming during the pandemic. Learn More
