Sunday, September 27, 2026 / Whiteaker / Eugene
A mental-health resource fair and punk show continues Sunday at Washington Jefferson Park
Together We Are Enough is free, all-ages and open from 1 to 10 p.m., with resources, music, a skate competition, food and a Sunday artist market.
Together We Are Enough returns to Washington Jefferson Park for its second day Sunday from 1 to 10 p.m. The free, all-ages event combines a mental-health and addiction resource fair with more than 20 bands, a skate competition, free food and snacks, and an artist market.
The program also includes a vigil for people lost to suicide. That part deserves the plainest description: organizers built the weekend to put support, art and community in the same public place, not to turn grief into spectacle.
The event is at 150 Jefferson Street in Eugene and is presented by Radical Alternative Development with partial support from the city's Art in the Parks grants. No ticket is required.
Field notes
What changed: The two-day Together We Are Enough event continues through Sunday evening with a resource fair, performances and an artist market.
Why it matters: It puts mental-health and addiction resources inside a free public event designed to be accessible to people who may not walk into a formal service setting.
Who may be affected: Lane County residents looking for support resources, live music, skating, local art or a free all-ages Sunday event.