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In-Person: September 19, 2024 @ 6 pm
Cost: Both members and non-members may attend at no cost.
At the height of Covid lockdowns, middle-aged working dad and weekend warrior Eric Gran accepted a last-minute invitation to climb Mount Everest, despite having less than three months to prepare and no experience at such altitudes. His kids begged him not to go, afraid he could die for no reason. His climbing partner nearly died on the mountain from heart issues, but he continued anyway, managing to pull it off not by overcoming his shortcomings, but by embracing them. What’s it really like to climb Mount Everest? Through words and photos, you’ll hear about the guides, climbers, Sherpas, and helicopter…
In-Person : September 19, 2024
6 pm -
555 Club Road , Eugene, Oregon 97401
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Noon - 1:15 pm
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There are anti-democratic trends around the world, and the United States is not exempt. Recent waves of voter suppression laws across the country put minorities and other vulnerable populations at …
City Club of Eugene doesn’t meet during August, but we’re busily preparing programs for the fall! Meanwhile, catch up on our programs via YouTube or the club’s podcast. Please plan …
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We’re proud to give you our latest report on City Club of Eugene’s mission-drive work! Read the report here.
This fall, City Club of Eugene is moving its weekly programs to the WOW Hall. This historic venue is located at 8th and Lincoln (291 West 8th) and has a beautiful meeting space.
The building is on the west end of the downtown commercial district so it’s easy to get there via walking, biking or bussing. Plus, you can use metered parking around the building or park across 8th in the FOOD for Lane County parking lot south of the WOW Hall. A freewill donation can be made to support FFLC’s generosity.
Read more about the WOW Hall.
See you there!