Best Artist
1. Ila Rose IlaRoseArt.com. 2. Suspish Facebook.com/SuspishBiz and Suspish Fish on Facebook. 3. Shanna Trumbly ShannaTrumbly.com.
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Best Hair stylist
1. Tina Thornley (Amethyst Hair Salon) 1631 Oak St. 541-520-2268. Linktr.ee/AmethystHairStudio541. 2. Amanda Nicole (4247 Loft) 390 Lincoln St., #220. 541-515-6477. 4247Loft.com. 3. Heather Roe … Continue reading
The Room Where it Happened
EW staff reacts to Broadway hit musical ‘Hamilton’ run in Eugene
Once in a while, a musical becomes cool, not just for the nerdy Broadway types, but as a pop culture sensation. It’s happened with Rent, … Continue reading
Local Jazz
The Jazz Station Bossanaire Saturday Sept. 10, 7:30 to 10 pm Greg Goebel Quartet Friday, Sept. 16, 7:30 to 10 pm Joanne Broh: From Ella to … Continue reading
And Even More Music
Jazz isn’t the only music headed for Eugene stages this fall. Here’s a quick list of other performance highlights coming up.
Eugene Symphony Opening night with Francesco Lecce-Chong, conductor, and Orion Weiss, piano. 7:30 pm Oct. 8. Scheherezade, with Francesco Lecce-Chong, conductor, and David Krakauer, clarinet. … Continue reading
2022 Pet Photo Contest Winners
A huge thank you to all our entries for participating!
Welcome to the winners of Eugene Weekly‘s annual pet photo contest! And because there were so many adorable pictures, go to the bottom of the … Continue reading
A Newcomer’s Guide to Running through Eugene
Welcome to Eugene. Here’s how we’d have a good time.
Welcome to the land of Animal House. Or is it the city that was so kind to Dolly Parton that she wrote a song about … Continue reading
‘Love, Peace and Happiness’
A Q&A with Moonalice who play the Oregon Country Fair July 8 and 9
By Celeste Thompson and Camilla Mortensen There’s something about dancing to music at the Oregon Country Fair — in a crowd in the forest made … Continue reading
Eugene Weekly Community Survey
EW is looking for feedback on our coverage, particularly from underrepresented and minoritized communities
As part of Eugene Weekly’s Community Listening Project, we invite you to share your perspective about journalistic representation in our paper. We seek input both from … Continue reading
Book Binge
Eugene-area writers have been on a roll in the past year. We check in on some of their recently published work
Perhaps there’s something in the air. Maybe it’s all that pandemic isolation. Or just possibly Eugene really is a great city of the arts and … Continue reading