Frequently Asked
Questions

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2025 The Block Party Sponsorship

2026 Sponsorship Packet

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2025 The Block Party Sponsorship Title Sponsor

Building Community

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2025 The Block Party Press Release

2025 SELCO Press Release

Our 1st ever Title Sponsor! Thank you SELCO.

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Where Is The Springfield Block Party?

The Party is in the heart of our beloved Downtown, on Main Street, between Pioneer Parkway and 7th.

When Is The Springfield Block Party?

The Party is the Friday after Labor Day in September. In 2026, that day will be the 11th of September.

How Much Does The Block Party Cost?

We need your support to keep The Block Party free. Consider donating or sponsoring this year.

Does the City of Springfield produce for this event?


No. We appreciate the confusion, but this event is produced by primarily by volunteers.

When did the party start?

2019!

We took over in 2022.

2026 will be the 7th annual event.

How Many People Come To The Block Party?

In 2025, we estimate upwards of 15K people attended Lane County's largest free event.

Is The Block Party Kid Friendly?

Our goal is to create memories for Citizens of all ages. The Block Party has lots of fun for kids!

Who Is Springfield's The Block Party?

Our registered charity is Community Activation Network.

Does The Block Party Have Beer?

Responsible adults are welcome to enjoy beverages within the OLCC zone.

How Do I Get There? Where Do I park?

Here's a blog post about our transportation options and recommendations.

Can I bring my animal?

We don't recommend you bring non-human friends, but if you do, make sure you are responsible for their behavior and poop.

Is there a "Main Stage"?

No.


But you can read about the music on this page.

The Extremely Talented Grey Matter Jugglers at Springfield's the Block Party

I wanted to pass along my excitement for the Block Party Last Week...

...Well, we had such a good time! I've told everyone about it, posted about it. It was just a wonderful mix of everything...

Citizen of Oregon
Concerned Citizen to the Mayor
Pleasant Hill, Oregon