S.A.R.A’s 16th Annual Plant and Artisan Sale Fundraiser
Mother’s Day weekend is upon us, a time to salute all mothers for the hard daily work they do. They deserve the attention, and S.A.R.A’s … 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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No Rest For Sister Helen
The nationally recognized activist nun speaks to the UO May 11 from Oklahoma
The work never ends for Sister Helen Prejean. Criss-crossing the country to advocate for the poor and disenfranchised for more than 40 years, Prejean has … Continue reading
Alice Howe and Freebo
It’s a study in contrast that is melodic. Alice Howe and Freebo — she of the naturally rich voice that brings soul to roots music; … Continue reading
Grief, Healing And Understanding
‘Black Is Beautiful,’ with Eugene Concert Choir and EXIGENCE, is May 7
This will certainly be a spirited afternoon of engaging and thoughtful music. The Eugene Concert Choir, with the Detroit, Michigan-based guest choir EXIGENCE sharing the … Continue reading
Eugene Marathon
Another Eugene Marathon is upon us, another chance for running enthusiasts in the area to test their training over a 26.2-mile course that starts and … Continue reading
Take A Stand, Take Back The Night
The annual rally against sexual violence is April 27
The numbers are startling and sickening. Be it sexual violence against women from marginalized communities, or the incarceration rates of women who are mothers with … Continue reading
Earth Day 2023
There were simply no legislative mechanisms in place to protect our environment in the spring of 1970. Literally, the Environmental Protection Agency did not exist, … Continue reading
Goose
Ladies and gentlemen, it appears our nation has yet another yawning rift amongst its clans, a gaping divide for which, it seems, no bridge can … Continue reading
Art In The Name Of Love
Karen Murphy will give a gallery talk about her friendship with the late Rick Bartow
Beyond the daring boldness of his paintings and sculptures, Rick Bartow was a quiet and reflective friend and mentor to many, including Karen Murphy. Murphy, … Continue reading
Friends of Eugene Public Library Benefit Book Sale
It’s spring in the southern Willamette Valley, which usually means that it’s a glorious time to curl up indoors with a good book because the … Continue reading