On August 1 we packed the lot from 11 to 6 with live music, custom tie-dye, local artists, and the growers and extractors behind our shelves. Here's everything that went down.

Eugene has a real community — not the kind you put on a billboard, the actual kind, where people show up for each other and for the place they live. Here are a few local nonprofits worth knowing about, whether you've got a few hours a month, some stuff to donate, or just want to spend money somewhere that does something good with it.