Upcoming Events 2026

WCC Disaster Resiliency

Whiteaker Community Market 1180 W 4th Ave, Eugene, OR 97402

Sept 27, 10-3 PM at the WCC booth. 

Come meet the WCC Public Health & Safety Committee to learn about how WCC is preparing the neighborhood for emergencies! WCC will be handing our free emergency supplies from Oregon Emergency Management and Oregon Health Authority.  Learn how to operate an FRS radio to communicate when there is no power or cell service. Don’t miss this great opportunity to better prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies. 

WCC Special Election

October 14th, 2026 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM

In person: Eugene Mission, Learning Center
Online (zoom): https:/ /us06web.zoom.us/j/7851325066

The Whiteaker Community Council (WCC) is holding a Special Election to fill important leadership roles and shape the future of our neighborhood. We invite all community members to participate!

Positions Up for Election

The WCC is currently electing candidates for the following open positions:

  1. Chair

  2. Vice Chair

  3. Board Member At Large

Get Involved

For more information about the election, candidate guidelines, or how to attend, please write to whiteakercommunitycouncil@gmail.com.

Don't miss this chance to be active in your community!


Past Events

Free Summer Concert Series at Scobert Gardens Park, 1180 W 4th Ave

Join your friends and neighbors at the park for our summer concerts! Sponsored by the City of Eugene Art in the Parks program and the WCC, we are excited to present five Wednesday evening concerts. Bring a chair or a blanket, perhaps a picnic or make a purchase from one of the many restaurants and food carts nearby, and enjoy the vibrant Whiteaker neighborhood. Mark your calendar and join us!

Wednesday July 15th 7 - 9pm Brian QTN and Amy Danziger

Brian has opened our music series by long tradition, and he will help us kick off 2025 with flair! Brian QTN, Oregon songpoet and wordsmith musician, writes songs with offbeat and touching lyrical observations on the socialography of the human condition. He has performed with spirit and whimsy all over these United States for many years. https://brianqtn.bandcamp.com/music‍ ‍


Wednesday July 22th 7 - 9pm Blessed Relief Jazz

A trio consisting of guitar, bass, and drums, Blessed Relief Jazz is based in Eugene. They relish in the grooves and changes that bring tensions to resolution. Their repertoire dives into the Great American Songbook, performing swing, pop standards, bebop, blues, fusion, and a little bit of Frank Zappa.

https://www.blessedrelieftrio.com/‍ ‍


Wednesday July 29st 7 - 9pm Dharmika

Dharmika has been performing catchy, insightful music for children and adults alike for over twenty-five years, inspiring audiences on west coast folk festival and venue stages from Kulak’s Woodshed in Los Angeles, to the Northwest Folklife Festival in Seattle.

​Karen Broder puts it this way, “Her captivating presence and joy in sharing her music is extraordinary.” -

https://www.dharmikamusic.com/


Wednesday August 5th 7 - 9pm Skip Jones

Bringing the soulful, high-energy boogified sounds of New Orleans to the Pacific Northwest, Skip Jones & The Spirit of New Orleans deliver a dynamic blend of rhythm and blues hits from the ’50s and ’60s, along with classic rock and pop organ favorites from the ’60s and ’70s. Add in some authentic New Orleans piano boogie-woogie, and the party follows wherever they play!

https://skipjones.com/#audio


Wednesday August 12th 7 - 9pm Boxcar Figaro

Boxcar Figaro plays lyrically rich and melodically compelling original, authentic, Americana songs and unique versions of cover tunes.

Boxcar Figaro is the musical project of songwriter Victor DesRoches, most often accompanied by lead guitar and percussion. With more than three hours of original songs, and a repertoire of covers that range from the 1930s to today, the band has enough variety to keep audiences engaged and entertained.

https://www.boxcarfigaro.com/


Wednesday August 19th 7-9pm Face Transplant

Face Transplant is a Eugene based rock band. They are known for their raw, high-energy live shows and frequent gigs at local venues.

https://facetransplant.bandcamp.com/album/face-transplant


Movies in the Park: The Wild Robot (PG)

Friday, August 28 9-11pm Sladden Park (N. Adams St. and Cheshire Ave.)

Fun for the whole family! No tickets required. Bring your blankets, lawn chairs and picnics.

After a shipwreck, an intelligent robot called Roz is stranded on an uninhabited island. To survive the harsh environment, Roz bonds with the island's animals and cares for an orphaned baby goose.

Fun for the whole family! No tickets required. Bring your blankets, lawn chairs and picnics.

No glass containers, alcohol, smoking or pets. Subject to change and weather. Subtitles on all movies for those with hearing impairment. Show times are approximately 9-11 p.m.