A Conversation with MOsley WOtta (Exclusive Video)

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Events & Tickets

From Tony Award-winning musicals to comedy, concerts, dance and more – there’s always a new way to experience the Hult Center. Discover upcoming events.
- Broadway in Eugene
- The Boys are Back - Jersey Boys is on sale now!
Plan Your Visit

The Hult Center for the Performing Arts is located in the heart of Eugene’s vibrant downtown on Willamette Street between 6th and 7th avenues, and is operated by the City of Eugene.
- Venue Seating Charts
- Digital Ticketing
Community & Creative Learning

The Hult Center for the Performing Arts’ Community & Creative Learning program is committed to removing barriers and increasing community access to a diverse selection of world-class presentations, performances and creative learning experiences.
- Hult Center Arts Access
- Hult High School Musical Theatre Awards
Support the Hult Center

Created in 1982 by the people of Eugene, The Hult Center embodies our community dedication and passion for the arts. Help carry this legacy forward by supporting SHO, sponsor Hult programming, or by volunteering your time.
- Support Hult Center Opportunities – SHO
About Us

The Hult Center was built and paid for in 1982 by the Citizens of Eugene and stands as a testament to our community's vision and commitment to the arts. Our mission is to inspire creativity, support economic vitality, and bring people together through the power and the possibility of the arts. We are proud to be the home of four resident companies, Eugene Symphony, Eugene Ballet, Eugene Concert Choir and Ballet Fantastique.
- Resident Companies
- Free Monthly Tours

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We sat down with Jason Graham aka MOsley WOtta before a stellar performance last month at the Hult Center to discuss inspiration, equity, and radical inclusion.

Stay tuned to our YouTube page for more exclusive content and check out the upcoming 10×10 shows.

10 shows. 10 dollars each. Find your next favorite artist at the Hult Center.

Eugene Symphony: Fanfares for the Common Man and Uncommon Woman