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Eve Weston

Author: Eve Weston

Transforming Ballet

Fermata Ballet Collective, winner of this year’s Arts and Business Alliance visionary award, is diversifying ballet

Dance 2 weeks ago

Eugene’s Fermata Ballet Collective is transforming the local ballet scene by telling the story of those who normally might not have their story told, its … Continue reading →

The Past, Present and Future of Indigiqueer People

A new exhibit at the UO Museum of Natural and Cultural History explores queer Indigenous culture

Visual Arts 3 weeks ago

Learn more about queer Indigenous culture at the University of Oregon’s Museum of Natural and Cultural History with its latest exhibit, Transgressors. Opening May 15, … Continue reading →

Brewing Up A Storm

Eugene breweries are keeping the craft scene alive with the annual Eugene Beer Week coming in June

Drink 4 weeks ago

When folks think about beer culture in Oregon, they might think of Portland first. But Eugene’s beer scene is alive and growing. You can experience … Continue reading →

From Ashes to Light

Civic Stadium reopens with a first responder soccer match

Whats-Happening 4 weeks ago

Go and celebrate a new season at Civic Park a decade after a tragic fire left in ruins the old Civic Stadium — the once … Continue reading →

Keep Your Hands Off! April 19 Edition

Protesters gather again in Eugene to condemn Trump’s actions.

EW-Extra 1 month ago

Protesters in Eugene continue to say they are fed up with President Donald Trump’s policies on immigration, gender, the environment, foreign affairs and federal funding. … Continue reading →

You Can’t Recall My Name, So We Just Hold Hands

Experience a touching documentary and musical performance by the Eugene Concert Choir

EW-ExtraPerforming Arts 2 months ago

Grab your tissues and head over to the Hult Center Saturday, April 12, or Sunday, April 13, for an emotional concert by the Eugene Vocal Arts … Continue reading →

Drawdown

New dam operational practices could help save salmon in the Willamette Valley 

News 2 months ago

Dam operations are significantly impairing the survival of threatened fish species in the Willamette River Valley, according to a study by the National Marine Fisheries … Continue reading →

Hands Off!

Thousands in Eugene protest Donald Trump and his administration

News 2 months ago

The April 5 “Hands Off!” protests in Eugene and across the country reflect growing concerns over the current state of the government and how the … Continue reading →

Painting for Paws

Local children sell art to support animal shelter

Arts 2 months ago

Support your local animal shelter this Friday by visiting Animal Art by Kids, a part of the First Friday Youth Takeover Event in downtown Eugene. … Continue reading →

Eugene’s Largest Polycule Breaks Up

The local non-monogamy scene vows to rebuild

Satire 2 months ago

Posted 2025-04-01 In an announcement devastating to local polyamorists and non-monogamists, the largest polycule in Eugene has announced it’s no longer a thing. Polycule leader … Continue reading →

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