A B-movie Classic on Stage
The Rocky Horror Picture Show opens Sept. 20 at Actors Cabaret of Eugene
On a dark and stormy night, two innocent and lovely sweethearts — Brad and Janet — suffer a flat tire on a lonely road and … 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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On ‘Sacred Ground’ at 16 Tons
Two performances conclude the Tipping Forward Concert Series
Nestled in the foot of Eugene’s South Hills, 16 Tons Cafe and its concert patio had been home away from home for Lea Jones and … Continue reading
Ready, Set — Waddle
The Walterville 5K returns with the Walterville Fair Sept. 7
There’s the small-town vibe and charm just 20 minutes from Eugene, and all of it will be on full display Sept. 7 for the family-friendly … Continue reading
Good Food, Good Drinks, Great Artistic Dancing
Fermata Ballet Collective and Ballet Fantastique bring on the dance
Food, drink and dance — and be sure to add some glitter. What more can anyone ask for on a late summer weekend? Fermata Ballet … Continue reading
Two Nights of Sterling Music
Chamber Music Amici’s Summer Mini Festival is Sept. 3 and 4
Romantic masterpieces from two German composers blend with tango, jazz and classical music are played with a twist of humor when Chamber Music Amici presents … Continue reading
A Return to the Station
The Adam Harris Quartet plays The Jazz Station August 23
His artistic voice comes from the tenor saxophone, and it is a sound to behold. One-time Eugene resident Adam Harris returns to The Jazz Station … Continue reading
Art with Natural Detritus
Jamie Newton’s exhibit is at White Lotus Gallery starting August 16
It’s a different look at nature, to be sure — art made with natural detritus — and Jamie Newton creates interesting and contemplative work with … Continue reading
March and Party with Pride
Eugene Pride’s annual Pride in the Park is August 10 at Alton Baker ParkIt’s time to wear your colors and march with Pride, bike with … Continue reading
A Wounded Deer Seeking Refuge
Author Charlie J. Stephens talks about their debut novel at the downtown library August 8
The grand expanse and grace of nature is an oasis for Smokey, and they need it. Smokey most of all wants the comfort and safety … Continue reading
Flutestock Moves to Springfield
The three-day celebration of the Native American flute begins July 26 at Island Park
A new home with the same peaceful family vibe, Flutestock comes to Springfield for its three-day run beginning July 26. The festival began in 2017 … Continue reading