EugPride! Fest
There are still the hoops that people in the LGBTQIA+ community have to go through. Always, it seems, there are the hoops, as Leo Baudhuin … 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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Party in The Whit
The Whiteaker neighborhood gets to celebrate itself on Saturday. No, this is not the longtimeWhiteaker Block Party that many remember, but Block Party at Alluvium … Continue reading
Oregon Asian Celebration
It’s the Year of the Water Tiger, where, says the Oregon Asian Celebration website, Chinese mythology holds that the water element brings out a person’s … Continue reading
A Farm Coming Into Fruition
Parker Learning Gardens offers educational opportunities for kids and adults alike
The late-life vision of one man has become a daily labor of love for a family. From the often dense bamboo forest to three handsome … Continue reading
Eugene Trek Theater Presents: The Trouble with Tribbles
Captain James T. Kirk does not make out with a gorgeous alien in the episode. Spock does not apply the Vulcan nerve pinch, and Dr. … Continue reading
Flutestock
“An instrument of peace,” as Alby Thoumsin calls it, returns to Elkton when the fourth annual Flutestock takes the stage to honor the soothing sounds … Continue reading
Home Team: World Stage
The World Athletics Championships Oregon22 hasn’t fully hit Eugene yet — it runs July 15 through 25 — but already Agate Street at Hayward Field … Continue reading
Plenty of opportunities to celebrate Independence Day
From the glare and booming sounds of the late-night fireworks to the more peaceful gatherings of the day, Lane County residents have plenty of opportunities … Continue reading
Black Sheep Gathering
The beauty of colored wool, mohair and alpaca fibers is being celebrated this weekend. For the first time after two pandemic-driven years, the Black Sheep … Continue reading
Beyond Toxics 8th Annual Bee Jazzy
It’s National Pollinator Week, and Beyond Toxics is prepared. The sweet jazz vocals of Halie Loren and her quartet, along with the guitar playing of … Continue reading