From the Front Rooms to Secession in Letters
A Poor Afterthought White Bird Front Rooms has saved countless lives, and executive director Jeremy Gates is clearly omitting important context in his interview with … Continue reading
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Best Event venue
1. Cuthbert Amphitheater, 601 Day Island Road, TheCuthbert.com. 2. Hult Center, 1 Eugene Ctr., HultCenter.org. 3. WOW Hall, 291 W. 8th Ave., WOWHall.org.
Best Takeout
1. Cafe Yumm, 3340 Gateway St., 1801 Willamette St., 550 Pearl St., Ste. 13, 860 E. 13th Ave., 130 Oakway Ctr., 3333 RiverBend Drive, (Springfield), … Continue reading
Best Environmental advocates
1. McKenzie River Trust, 725 W. 1st Ave., 541-345-2799, McKenzieRiver.org. 2. Cascades Raptor Center, 32275 Fox Hollow Road, 541-485-1320, CascadesRaptorCenter.org. 3. Cascadia Wildlands, 120 Shelton … Continue reading
The Dream of Best of Eugene
… is alive as the Weekly revisits the ’90s in our issue celebrating all there is to love about Lane County
Remember the excitement of Tiger Beat, Teen or Bop showing up in your mailbox? You’d pull out that poster of Michael Jackson or Justin Timberlake … Continue reading
A Bridge From Thelonious Monk
The Amendola-Goldberg-Sickafoose Trio plays The Shedd Oct. 23
You hum to a melody or tap your feet to a rhythm, then, in your mind’s eye, you take the leap of faith and cross … Continue reading
From Bikes Downtown to the Election in Letters
Sights and Sounds of Critical Mass Have to give a shout out to the riders of the brightly lit Friday night bike brigade down West … Continue reading
Slant — Swifties
• The nomination round has closed for Best of Eugene and the runoff round has begun! Vote at Vote.EugeneWeekly.com and, if you don’t see your … Continue reading
Primo Pot or Stanky Skunk?
A Eugene Weekly intern’s review of Eugene’s best and worst strains
By Sadie Gustavson There are some questions that have plagued me over the years, as an occasional pot smoker and an interrogator of life’s questions: … Continue reading
Legends of the Pacific Northwest
Market for the Strange brings the Legends of Lore event to Eugene on Saturday, Sept. 14
Have you been looking for that new piece of obscure art to wow your houseguests that you just can’t seem to find anywhere? Coffee-infused chocolates? … Continue reading