University of Oregon and Oregon State women’s basketball
There was a time when neither program had much success on the court (remember Paul Westhead, Duck fans?), and they played in front of sparse … Continue reading
Dan Buckwalter
Dan Buckwalter is Eugene Weekly's calendar editor, copy editor and staff writer. He was a longtime copy editor for The Register-Guard.
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City Club Super Week
Arts and politics are in harmony this week with City Club Super Week, sponsored by the City Club of Eugene. First up is an interview … Continue reading
Where Do We Go From Here: Community or Chaos?
More than 50 years after the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., the question still surfaces: Where Do We Go From Here: Community or Chaos? … Continue reading
2020 Vision: Emerging Artists in Contemporary Art
Its mission is to “bridge various local artist communities and provide its artists greater exposure to Monroe, the surrounding South Benton community and Oregon, in … Continue reading
New Year’s Eve
Don’t sit at home. There’s a party for you on New Year’s Eve! Whether you’re partying to remember or to forget, galas are everywhere to … Continue reading
Mourn the Dead
Remembering those who have died unhoused in Eugene this year
Stripped to their core, all the homeless own is the concrete, dirt and their wits. The concrete is unforgiving, the dirt turns to mud this … Continue reading
2nd Annual Winter Solstice Art Walk
Be sure to bundle up because Saturday is the first day of winter. It’s the Winter Solstice, celebrated by many around the world as the … Continue reading
Bunfight!
Thanksgiving is finished. Leftovers are either in the freezer or being devoured over the next several days. What about the buns, though? Bunfight! OK, buns … Continue reading
Beauty and the Beast and Disney After Dark
There are Disney characters as you have always loved them, and Disney characters as they perhaps really are. Either way, they all come to life … Continue reading
Dammed to Extinction
As recently as 50 years ago, the Snake River and its tributaries were among the world’s greatest salmon rivers. No more. A series of hydroelectric … Continue reading