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Arts

All’s Fair in Love and War

Get off the apps. Try L.A. comedians Moshe Kasher and Natasha Leggero’s Dating Game at OCF, instead.

Comedy 5 days ago

L.A. comedian Moshe Kasher just cleaned his composting toilet. He says that makes him a “true off-grid Oregonian.”  The podcaster, actor and author is prepping … Continue reading →

The Pharcyde’s Bizarre Ride Continues

Recently reunited ’90s hip-hop group to perform at Oregon Country Fair

Music 5 days ago

Known for their unique alternative hip-hop sound, The Pharcyde are golden children of classic West Coast rap. The four-piece ensemble, featuring Slimkid3 Tre, Imani, Fatlip … Continue reading →

Some Things Have Changed

Eugene author Lee Boutell talks about his 1970s personal journey July 12 at OCF

Books 5 days ago

Fifty-plus years, and it may seem that nothing much has changed in the US of A. Substitute Richard Nixon for Donald Trump, throw in an … Continue reading →

Dances That Communicate

From Oregon Country Fair ritual to a new performer, make sure to check out diverse dances — and join in

Dance 5 days ago

Live music and dance at the Oregon Country Fair cannot be separated. This year, some new performers and programs are joining with longtime performers — from … Continue reading →

A Feast of Photos for the Eyes

The annual PhotoZone Juried Show and other photographic work is at Emerald Art Center

EW-ExtraVisual Arts 5 days ago

The stack of photos were high — 88 entries all together for nine jurors to sift through. In the end, 60 pieces were selected, and … Continue reading →

Follow The Ravens

Ravens bring memories in the film ‘Hrafnamynd,’ which comes to Art House July 8

Film 2 weeks ago

Ravens have graced film and literature, most notably in Edgar Allan Poe’s poem “The Raven.” Typically, they have been depicted as messengers of death or … Continue reading →

The Sound of Music

Accomplished Oregon Bach Festival ensemble singer Zerrin Agabigum Martin steps forward to share her hearing loss journey

Music 2 weeks ago

Oregon Bach Festival audiences have likely heard Zerrin Agabigum Martin sing. Since 2010, the University of Michigan and Westminster Choir College-trained mezzo-soprano voice has joined … Continue reading →

Contentment and Love Over Fear and Loathing

OBF stages a stunning and provocative consideration of Matthew Shepard

EW-ExtraMusic 2 weeks ago

There’s a moment inside Craig Hella Johnson’s brilliant and gripping oratorio Considering Matthew Shepard that damn near brought me to tears — because I would, … Continue reading →

The Load Gets Lighter

A North Eugene High School accordion player will soon have a new instrument — she hopes — for summer touring

EW-ExtraMusic 2 weeks ago

She has been to more places around the world than the average high school student, and the awards for her accordion playing are piling up. … Continue reading →

From Pros to Amateur Dancers

Rebelle Summer Soiree welcomes you to an evening of performances by adult-aged dancers.

Dance 3 weeks ago

Who decides who can dance or who performs? It’s you — you should be the one to decide if you want to dance or perform … Continue reading →

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