Christopher Brown Quartet plays at the 1905

Two Shows - 7:00p and 9:00p

Brent Follis Trio  with Dan Faehnle play at the Vino Veritas

The Swing & Standards Jazz Band perform at the Happy Valley Farmers Mkt

First Monday Big Band performs at the Jazz Station - Eugene

The First Monday Big Band is back in action. Come hang with the band. Advanced high school and college musicians are encouraged to sit in.

$15 regular admission (BUY ONLINE)
$5 students sitting in (PURCHASE IN PERSON)

Luke Broadbent Trio plays the  Jo Bar

Annette Lowman Trio play at  Vino Veritas

Swing & Standards Duo perform at the Woodlawn Farmers Mkt

Jammin' with the Pros plays the Jazz Station - Eugene

• Gus Russel piano
• Michael Anderson bass
• Joe Kelner drums 

Every 2nd and 4th Wednesday of the month, a rotating group of of local professional musicians forms the rhythm section for the jam. Dona Clarke hosts and experienced musicians and vocalists are encouraged to join the pros on stage. Please bring charts for yourself and copies for other musicians.

Gordon Lee and Dave Captein play at Vino Veritas

Justin Copeland Duo performs at Vino Veritas

Justin Copeland is a trumpet player, pianist, composer and music educator based out of the Central Valley city of Fresno, California. He has been performing extensively as a professional musician for the past 10+ years all over the United States and other parts of the world, and currently resides in the Chicago area.

Jack Radsliff performs solo at Vino Veritas

Jack Radsliff is a guitarist/composer born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area. Currently residing in Eugene, OR. Jack has developed a reputation as a sideman that has led him to work with some of the Pacific Northwest’s biggest names including Tony Glausi, Joshua Hettwer, Idit Shner, Siri Vik and Evynne Hollens. In November 2017 Jack released his own record Migration Patterns. It is available on iTunes, CDBaby, Spotify and Bandcamp.

Joe Manis Duo plays Vino Veritas

Cheryl Alex and Randy Porter play Vino Veritas

Grammy-nominated jazz pianist Randy Porter has a refined understanding of improvisation and the spontaneous communication between musicians. As a Steinway Artist, Randy Porter draws from a rich palette of sonorities found within his imagination and the depths of the piano. Lynn Darroch of The Oregonian states, “Porter has built a reputation as a musician’s musician, a knowledgeable, inventive, and sophisticated player with a remarkable sense of time and gorgeous keyboard facility…”

Zsofia Tardy Quartet plays at the  Jo Bar

Andrei Kitaev performs at The Boulevard Taphouse