A Three-Ring Circus of Art
With a triple opening, Eugene holds its first Visual Arts Festival Week
I didn’t notice the man in the box at first. In my defense, a lot was happening around me Friday night at the Hult Center … Continue reading
Year: 2018
It’s About Time
August brings the peak of summer in western Oregon. Most days are long and skies cloudless. High heat is not always appreciated by humans, but … Continue reading
Uber-Convenient
As an Uber user when visiting family in Los Angeles, I can say it’s a friendly, convenient and cost-effective way for me to navigate the … Continue reading
Lane County’s Recycling Rundown
Commingling gone crazy
Carrying a plastic bag with orange bell peppers in it, Eugene resident Dillon Vibes was doing his weekend recycling at Market of Choice on Franklin … Continue reading
Trouble
The Real Gone Trio performing live in the EW office
Eugene Weekly presents The Real Gone Trio performing ‘Trouble’ for #lincolnstreetsessions live at the EW offices. Eugene Weekly’s Back Beat: Lincoln Street Sessions are a … Continue reading
Do You Even SUP Bro?
Paddle board yoga takes over Alton Baker Park
Relaxing by the water sounds more tempting than working out on warm, humid summer days. Jessica Donohue, owner of YoSupBro yoga studio, has an alternative: … Continue reading
Environmental Watchdogs Have Eyes on City Policy
Coalition plans local work on climate change
Citizens are acting as watchdogs over environmental policy as they form a coalition to follow the city of Eugene’s developments for meeting the goals laid … Continue reading
Thanks for Cher-ing
Mamma Mia! sequel makes ABBA great again
The credits rolled by, and I looked around me. I was the lone male in the Springfield movie theater. But that’s okay, because this is … Continue reading
Shame on Eugene
Another damaging blow to our fragile and precarious democracy has been struck, this time in “liberal” Eugene. Eugene’s mayor and six city councilors voted against … Continue reading
Liberal Mouthwash
Elisha Young provided a very positive review of Mary DeMocker’s The Parents’ Guide to Climate Revolution (EW, 7/19). The book takes a “holistic approach” to … Continue reading