Tish Hinojosa
She was last in Eugene in 2019, before the pandemic, and she brought in a full house. The acclaimed Texas-based Tish Hinojosa returns to Eugene … 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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Eugene Vocal Arts
The voices will sing as one on Sunday — on a stage, in front of an audience, for the first time in well over a … Continue reading
Arts & Culture Roundtables with Ayisha Elliott
Lane Arts Council approached her about the project, and with characteristic enthusiasm, as well as an expansive and probing mind, Ayisha Elliott said, “Yes,” to … Continue reading
Radio Redux Spooktacular Halloween Show
The scare this Halloween weekend comes from radio’s Golden Age and to the Soreng Theater with the Radio Redux Spooktacular Halloween Show. Murder and mayhem … Continue reading
Best House of worship
1. St. Mary Roman Catholic Church 1062 Charnelton St., 541-342-1139. StMaryEugene.com. 2. Unitarian Universalist Church of Eugene 1685 W. 13th Ave., 541- 686-2775. UUEugene.org. 3. … Continue reading
Using Your Voice for Racial Justice with Ruby Bridges
You’ve seen the iconic image of her by Norman Rockwell — the 1964 painting titled The Problem We All Live With — in which a … Continue reading
Bee Jazzy With Beyond Toxics
Beyond Toxics, 20 years young, cuts loose with Halie Loren to save Oregon’s bees
Bees, those wonderful pollinators who play an integral role in the larger picture of global health and nutrition, take a bow Thursday, Oct. 21, with … Continue reading
‘She Helped A Great Many People’
Cara DiMarco empowered women through the WIT program at LCC and beyond
It had been a labor of love from the start, and in 2017, Cara DiMarco, the Women in Transition program’s lead champion at Lane Community … Continue reading
Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) Exhibit
Don’t mourn the dead. Celebrate the departed on Día de los Muertos. It is a joyful celebration, primarily among people of Mexican heritage on the … Continue reading
Beethoven: Eroica with Michael Anderson and microphilharmonic
It was originally dedicated to Napoleon Bonaparte, so mistakes were made along the way. Fortunately, Ludwig van Beethoven’s grand Symphony No. 3 — Eroica — … Continue reading