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Learn what makes Woodlawn such a great place to live and do business.

Become a part of Woodlawn

Think globally, act locally
Our neighborhood association is doing great things.
Join us at 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm on the first Tuesday of every month at Classic Foods.
817 NE Madrona St.

Farmers Market

Open from first Saturday of June through the last Saturday of October – 9 am – 1 pm – NE Durham Ave, between NE Madrona & NE Dekum.

Welcome to

Woodlawn

The Woodlawn Neighborhood Association supports the community in their efforts to improve the quality of living and doing business in our neighborhood. Through partnerships with government and private sector organizations, as well as business owners and residents themselves, we foster the connections that create a more vibrant and sustainable neighborhood for all. We work together to create an environment where all community members can live harmoniously, respectfully, equitably, and in support of one another.

Donate to Woodlawn Neighborhood Association

The neighborhood board is a group of elected volunteers who oversee budgets, major projects, and the vision for the neighborhood. All Woodlawn residents and business owners are welcome to run for the board. Elections occur each fall.

The board meets monthly to discuss these in-depth issues, and meetings are open to the general public. Our association strives to create opportunities to discuss ideas, projects, concerns, meet neighbors, and learn about resources.

Mike Adams – At-Large

Mike Adams moved to the Woodlawn Neighborhood in 2017. Mike has spent 10 years supporting local food & agriculture companies, including 7 years at the

Angela Tyler – At-Large

Angela Tyler is a native Oregonian and has lived in the Woodlawn Neighborhood for the past 9 years. Having grown up outside of Eugene in

Guthrie Hausken – Secretary

Guthrie Hausken is the Woodlawn Neighborhood Association interim Secretary for 2026-2027. He is living in Woodlawn for two years to finish his degree from UO.