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Beleaguered by financial woes from last season’s wildfires, whose smoke caused cancellations of a couple dozen outdoor performances, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival kicked off its … Continue reading
Public meetings aren’t exactly the best way to spend a late Thursday night. That didn’t stop about 80 students, faculty and community members from attending … Continue reading
After longtime Eugene Weekly wine columnist Lance Sparks retired, the paper briefly searched for another wine writer. Then EW stopped the search, because it wasn’t … Continue reading
Sarah Ruggiero has days when she listens to the news and feels unmotivated at work. After hearing the dismal findings of the U.N. Intergovernmental Panel … Continue reading
by Roscoe Caron and Larry Lewin “You had a choice: You could either strain and look at things that appeared in front of you in … Continue reading
The Brew Station & Coast Fork Feed in Cottage Grove features beer, food, animal feed and live music. If there was ever a more “you … Continue reading
Lucinda Parker doesn’t have a contact or use email. In this day and age that seems unusual, but upon seeing her art, it sort of … Continue reading
Before human-caused climate change was humanity’s weapon of choice for destroying life, nuclear weapons were the go-to. The man most responsible for turning them into … Continue reading
Keeping things simple, let’s assign the most recent advent of American independent cinema to a single movie, Steven Soderbergh’s 1989 debut Sex, Lies, and Videotape. … Continue reading
On a Guinness-beer kind of afternoon, with a foot of snow in the evening forecast, I’m at the Pint Pot Public House, an Irish bar … Continue reading
One of the signature indicators of climate change in action is a sudden occurrence of unexpected, severe weather. The foot and a half of snow … Continue reading
I’ve always been a fan of regional gardening books, so Growing Berries and Fruit Trees in the Pacific Northwest: How to Grow Abundant, Organic Fruit … Continue reading
It’s a Friday night, and I’m with my family and friends at Oregon Axe, learning from our “axepert”— owner Timothy Stemmerman — how to have … Continue reading
Sin & Salvation in Baptist Town by Matt Eich. Sturm & Drang, $59. Sin & Salvation takes place in Greenwood, Mississippi in a neighborhood called … Continue reading
Eugene Weekly presents VCR’s full Lincoln Street Sessions recording live at the EW offices. Back Beat: Lincoln Street Sessions are a series of live studio … Continue reading
By Cannabis Synergistic Healing, LLC We come to cannabis wanting. Because of past and current prohibition on cannabis, and the devaluation of indigenous knowledge, … Continue reading
Rock & Rye was one of the most popular drinks of the 19th century and a staple in every bar and saloon. The drink predates … Continue reading
With rapidly growing demand for CBD rich products, new companies are popping up daily. Understanding what you’re buying and where it comes from is paramount. … Continue reading
Oregon Pacific Bank has signed a lease for the property located at 59 East 11th Ave., Eugene. It is in the process of planning a remodel … Continue reading