
Island Park 2025 Events
What’s Happening at Island Park This Summer
Every summer, Island Park is home to concerts, cultural festivals, and family events, all set against a backdrop of river views, winding trails, and plenty of space to relax. Use this guide to see what’s happening and find the easiest way to get there during nearby construction.
Here’s a glimpse at what’s on the calendar at Island Park:
Getting to Island Park
Heads up: Roadwork on Mill Street may affect your route to the park.
To get to Island Park in June and July, please plan to use the south A Street entrance (boat ramp side) or the D Street entrance, via Water Street. See the map below for recommended routes.
Note: Each event may have more details or additional transportation options, such as shuttles or designated bike parking. Please check the event pages for specifics.
Willamalane Events

Children's Celebration 2025
Children’s Celebration is fun for the entire family. You’ll find resources and fun interactive activities, including live performances and the Willamalane train, community partners, and exhibitors.

Concerts in the Park: Connectarine
Soak up summer vibes at this outdoor concert series at Island Park. On July 16, catch Connectarine, an Americana-rock ensemble.

Concerts in the Park: Rock n Rewind
Soak up summer vibes at this outdoor concert series at Island Park. On July 17, catch Rock n Rewind, a high-energy classic rock and blues band.

Concerts in the Park: Natsukashii Soul
Soak up summer vibes at this outdoor concert series at Island Park. On July 23, catch Natsukashii Soul, a neo‑soul, funk, and acid‑jazz quintet.

Concerts in the Park: The Koz
Soak up summer vibes at this outdoor concert series at Island Park. On July 24, catch The Koz, a five‑piece classic rock group.

Concerts in the Park: Left on Wilson
Soak up summer vibes at this outdoor concert series at Island Park. On July 30, catch Left on Wilson, a psychedelic jam-rock group.

Concerts in the Park: Candy Apple Bleu
Soak up summer vibes at this outdoor concert series at Island Park. On July 31, catch Candy Apple Bleu, a soft-rock band.

Artist Reception: Mimi Brickson
Experience the diverse talent of our community at reception events as part of Springfield’s Second Friday Art Walk. Each artist’s reception features complimentary refreshments and live music.
Community Events
Noche Cultural: July 19
Noche Cultural is an annual event celebrating the Latinx community in Springfield and Eugene, welcoming families and featuring art, food, music, activities, and more!
Flutestock: July 25-27
Flutestock is a three-day, free annual festival of the Native American-style flute. You’ll find workshops and vendors throughout the festival, with concerts on Saturday and Sunday nights.
Monday Night Music
Local bands are organizing a series of free weekly concerts this summer at Island Park. Bring your friends and catch these community bands on select Monday nights in July and August from 6-7:30 p.m.
- June 23: Youth Steel Drum (5-6 p.m.)
- July 14: Oregon Tuba Ensemble
- July 21: Leo’s Jammers
- July 28: One More Time Marching Band
- August 4: Springfield Community Concert Band
- August 11: Oregon Brass Players