Ticket Office: Hours: M-F 9a-6p, S 9a-2p
868 High St, Eugene | Phone: 541.434.7000

On March 31 1943, the curtains opened at Broadway's St. James Theatre, a single cowboy named Curly stepped onto the stage, burst into song, and a new type of musical was born. Rodgers & Hammerstein’s musical adaptation of Lynn Rigg’s 1931 play, Green Grow The Lilacs, wasn’t the first “serious” musical to stand out against the comedies that dominated the 1920s and ‘30s, but it was--and remains today--one of the best. It is a magnificent story that is both touching and heart-rending, and is filled with classic songs: "Oh, What A Beautiful Morning", "People Will Say We're In Love", and more!! [Details] SECOND WEEKEND: Dec 5 (Fri eve) [tickets] [Dinner at Six]] - Dec 6 (Sat eve) [tickets] [Dinner at Six] - Dec 7 (Sun mat) [tickets] [Dinner after the show]

It’s that time of year! We invite you to come home with us for our 20th annual Shedd family Christmas concert with artistic director, Shirley Andress, band leader, Vicki Brabham and the Jazz King’s Christmas crew including Marisa Frantz, Tracy Williams-Tooze, Siri Vik, Bob Cross, Bill Hulings and Tab Houston. [Details] - Dec 19 (Fri 7:30 eve Eugene) [tickets] [Dinner at Six] - Dec 20 (Sat 3 pm mat Corvallis) [tickets] - Dec 21 (Sun 3 pm mat Eugene) [tickets] [Dinner after the show!]

The Shedd Institute is pleased to welcome the ever-brilliant Scotish fiddler Alasdair Fraser and the sizzling-talented cellist Natalie Haas back for their 9th Jaqua Concert Hall appearance. "The musical chemistry between Scottish fiddle legend Alasdair Fraser and young cello ace Natalie Haas," writes The Boston Herald, "is a rare, felicitous thing." [Details] [Tickets] [Dinner]

Siri Vik and colleagues explore the short, difficult, and thoroughly intriguing collaboration of composer Kurt Weill and poet/playwright Bertolt Brecht with a selection of songs from their German works from the late 1920s (The Rise And Fall of the City of Mahagonny, The Three Penny Opera, and Happy End), and a full, faithful staging of their 1933 classic The Seven Deadly Sins. [Details] - Jan 17 (Fri 7:30 eve)[Tickets] [Dinner at Six] - Jan 18 (Sun 3:00 mat)[Tickets] [Dinner after the show]

The Shedd Institute's Community Music School offers classes, vacation camps, and private lessons for all ages in a wide range of musical instruments and styles. Begin private lessons any time! Contact the School Registrar (email or 541.434.7000) today! [Fall term] [Music School home].

BY agreement between The Shedd and Lane County, Shedd patrons can park free Monday-Friday 5pm-7am and all day Saturday and Sunday in the Pearl Street Parking Lot directly north of The Shedd across 8th Ave. Enter the lot on either 7th or Pearl Street.

   Our NE Quadrant North Entrance which will make it possible for everyone to get to the ticket office and music school receptionist without having to use stairs, is nearly complete!
   If philanthropy is a part of your community service mix, please joining us in the effort either by making a capital contribution online here or by contacting Ginevra at 541.434.7002 or gralph@theshedd.net. The Shedd Institute is a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation. Our Tax ID is 93-1045304.

The Shedd provides a broad range of cultural services to our community, most of which need your support! If philanthropy is a part of your community service mix, please consider a gift to The Shedd Institute. You can donate online here or, if you choose, contact Ginevra at 541.434.7002 or gralph@theshedd.net