Events

Join us as we celebrate 6 years of POW! Pro Wrestling!
VIP Doors: 5:40

VIP Pre-Show: 6:00

GA Doors: 6:10

Main Show: 6:30

Full bar and food menu!

Free parking after 6 available @ Parcade (35 W 8th Ave, Eugene, OR 97401)

Sponsored by No Sell Entertainment, Copyrite Printing, Replay Toys, Video Game Headquarters, Oregon Pro Wrestling School, Health Enrichment For Low Income Pets, The Pink Perk Espresso and Naja Supplements!

I’m teaching four different basketry styles this fall and winter at Whirled Pies! Workshops will be on Monday evenings (5-8pm) to further explore what is possible with locally harvested and naturally dyed materials. I’ve been busy gathering, processing, drying and dying plant fibers since early spring.

Space is limited by materials- so if there’s a basket that calls to you reach out soon and I’ll save you a spot. All classes are $50, limited work-trade available upon request. These classes are designed for adults and teens and probably not suited for most kids but all are welcome.  

Grab a slice, your favorite beverage, and cozy up by the mural to spend the evening creating beautiful weavings like our ancestors did! Register at wildaliveoutside.com

December: Twined Cattail Basket

Dec 1st or 8th or 15th 2025

Back by popular demand: make a twined basket from cattails and raffia dyed with local berries, nuts and flowers. If you made one last year, you might want to get adventurous and weave in some other materials, play around with plaiting, color work, or perhaps learn to add to change the shape of your basket. It’s a good time to make a gift for the holidays.

www.greywateraction.org for more info

Join us for a fun night of trivia, deadhead style. FREE

Form a team or play solo, and test your knowledge of the scene.

Since their beginnings in 2003, Eugene’s Uncle Stumbles have grown beyond the “first impression” of their name…years later, the name Uncle Stumbles reminds us that everyone stumbles and trips once and a while-and your friends cover your back. Uncle Stumbles plays late ’60’s style rock and roll with an Americana tinge. An honest exploratory music that draws from influences as broad as Frank Zappa, to Stravinsky to the Grateful Dead. Uncle Stumbles plays to the moment, whatever that may be, often surprising themselves in the process.

They are playing Whirled Pies November 14th starting at 6:30. This is an all ages show, tickets are $10 at the door, kids under 15 free with a parent.
Ta ta for now…last gigs on the books

Whirled Pies is very excited to bring you this twice a month fun and happenin’
jazz jam hosted by vocalist Dona Clarke. The long time jam began in 2018 at
another venue and is now making wonderful music at Whirled Pies.
For each jam Dona puts together a rhythm section trio chosen from a rotation of
eight local, seasoned professionals for your jamming and listening pleasure.
Experienced, skilled musicians & vocalists are invited to sit in. Vocalists – please
bring 4 copies of charts in your key.
Every jam is different, and each one serves up a great night of live jazz!

The pro rotation musicians:
Piano: Gus Russell, Nick Rieser
Guitar: Michael Anderson, Gerry Rempel
Bass: Hamilton Mays, Jon Brex, Michael Anderson
Drums: Cameron Wick, (Georges Bouhey-sub)

Sam Miller is a nationally touring comedian from Olympia, Washington. He is 6 foot 6, 360 pounds, has two kids, (one of them is on purpose) he’s been married for 13 years, and has been clean and sober for 15 years. Sam likes to make jokes about what it’s like to be a sober parent. He also likes to make jokes about what jails like in Yakima. His first album and special, Round Trip, was recorded and filmed under the tutelage of Grammy-winning producer Dan Schlissel, whose indie label, Stand Up! Records, Sam had recently signed a three-album deal with. Round Trip was released October 27th 2023 and immediately went to number one on the iTunes Comedy Charts. It even broke into the top 200 overall charts. Sam is a recurring guest and has been heard by an estimated 2.5 million listeners on the nationally syndicated “Bob & Tom Radio Show.” He has written for Newsweek. He was the runner-up in the 2021 Seattle International Comedy Competition and won the Comedy on Trial Competition in 2017. He has headlined multiple major comedy clubs including The Laugh Factory in Chicago. He’s also performed with the Addicts Comedy Tour and at NA and AA conventions all over the country. For three consecutive years, he won awards in “The Best of Olympia” issue of the Weekly Volcano.
2016 Best Local Hero
2017 Best Local Celebrity
2018 Best Comic Relief

Seth Milstein is a comedian, writer, and podcaster based in Eugene, OR. He has performed with Adam Ray, Maria Bamford, and Jack Black to name a few. Heavily featured in the documentary “I Am Road Comic” and lightly featured in “Harmontown”. Often referred to as “The Godfather of the Eugene Comedy Scene”, Seth is a regular performer at Olsen Run Comedy Club and Savage Henry Comedy Club. He was named the best comedian in Eugene by a reader’s poll in the Eugene Weekly 2021-22. Seth’s prolific joke writing and diligent work ethic toward his craft show in his casually autobiographical performance style. You can hear him hosting the podcast “Hope Fiends with Seth M” and the comedy podcast “Crushbomb” both available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.

Angie Bloomfield is a comedian based in Eugene, OR, known for her hilarious tales of adulthood, motherhood, and marriage. A regular at Olsen Run Comedy Club, Angie has performed across the Pacific Northwest, on the stage of Jimmy Kimmel’s Comedy Club in Las Vegas, and was once voted Funniest Comic in Eugene by her peers in the Eugene Weekly. See her while you can before her rapidly aging face & body forces her to quit the business entirely.

Come on out and support the musicians

4:00 STUDENT RECITALS

6PM *WRONG, BUD

6:45 GOSLING STRING BAND

7:30 LOVECATS

8:15 GBs

Bella Rayne is a 18-year-old, self-taught guitar phenom from Mendocino, CA who is quickly making a name for herself in the music industry. Her love for the Grateful Dead, Southern Rock, 90s Grunge, and even a little Bluegrass, has been distilled into her own fresh approach that’s wowing audiences across the country. She carries the confidence, poise and talent of someone far beyond her years and this is a big reason why she’s already become a regular guest shredder, sharing the stage with heavy hitters including The Allman Betts Family Revival, Leftover Salmon, Melvin Seals & JGB, ALO, Jackie Greene, Oteil Burbridge and members of Terrapin Family in addition to performing as being invited to perform at several regional festivals including Bottlerock ‘25. She was even blessed with the honor of playing Jerry Garcia’s Alligator guitar which doesn’t just happen to anyone! Among her other notable achievements are playing at Oracle Park for SF Giants Grateful Dead appreciation night, features in several publications including Guitar World , Premier Guitar, and Guitar Player, and earning reputable industry sponsorships including Fender and Ernie Ball. If you need any further affirmation of her star on the rise, she was mentioned as one to watch by her idol, Susan Tedeschi in Guitar World Magazine…

Bella Rayne has recently formed her own band, Bella Rayne & Friends, a high energy, guitar-driven ensemble with a revolving lineup of all-star musicians that bring jam band twists to soulful Southern Rock classics… plus some originals. This was supposed to be a few show run, but has continued due an influx in requests. Bella Rayne & Friends debuted at the Sweetwater Music Hall in September and have since been in high demand, performing at the Hopmonk Tavern, Crazy Horse Saloon, The David Nelson Band Festival, and Felton Music Hall with more on the horizon. In addition, she also leads a Grateful Dead tribute, Looks like RAYNE, which pays homage to the catalogs of the Grateful Dead and Jerry Garcia Band in Bella’s own unique style. In her free time, she’s been hitting the studio in hopes of releasing her debut EP in the coming months!

In addition to being a gifted visual artist, creating her own promo art, Bella’s improvisational guitar solos are remarkable and heartfelt and her story is not just about her own accomplishments; it is about paving the way for other aspiring female musicians to follow their dreams fearlessly. Through her music and unwavering determination, she encourages young girls to pick up a guitar and embrace their musical talents without hesitation. Beyond her impressive performances, Bella is dedicated to making a difference through music and has partnered with Grateful Guitars Foundation to actively promote music education in schools, using her growing platform to inspire and encourage young musicians through in-school presentations. Her commitment to nurturing the next generation of artists says a lot about this young rocker and she tries to visit schools in conjunction with every festival she attends.

Join us for an epic lineup of amazing artists, youth and community!