Harmony in Transition
TheJStandsForJosh duets with his past
The Eugene-based musician, now almost 21, has been writing and recording songs since he was a kid. But unlike most, Josh Dillabaugh — who performs … Continue reading
Kat Tabor
Author: Kat Tabor
Street Solstice to Fundraise for Young People in Crisis
CORE and Milkweed & Honey raise funds to support housing, harm reduction and reproductive health programs
Community Outreach through Radical Empowerment and Milkweed & Honey — a program supported through CORE — are hosting Street Solstice, a summer evening fundraiser on … Continue reading
‘Nevermore’ Makes Oregon Debut
Cottage Theatre brings Oregon’s first production of gothic musical inspired by Edgar Allan Poe, opening June 6
Dark, dreamy and steeped in the shadows of Poe’s imagination, Nevermore: The Imaginary Life & Mysterious Death of Edgar Allan Poe opens June 6 at … Continue reading
The Birds Are Back
Night at the Raptor Center returns with wine, wings and wildlife education
Raptors, wine and summer nights? Yes, please! Cascades Raptor Center brings back its beloved Night at the Raptor Center series — an after-hours experience where … Continue reading
Last Call this Season at Piccadilly
Eugene’s longest-running flea market wraps up its season June 8 and returns this fall
Piccadilly Flea Market remains a go-to destination for vintage treasures, handcrafted goods, local music and community connection — all housed in the Lane County Fairgrounds’ … Continue reading
Yarn Bomb the Library
Sheldon Branch invites community to cover the space in color June 4 — no knitting skills required
Got a half-finished scarf or a ball of yarn collecting dust? The Eugene Public Library Sheldon Branch invites you to turn your fiber scraps into … Continue reading
Fairy Tale on Pointe
Oregon Ballet Academy brings a playful, heartfelt ‘Snow White’ to the LCC Performance Hall
Oregon Ballet Academy brings a beloved fairy tale to life onstage at Lane Community College’s Ragozzino Performance Hall with Snow White and the Seven Dancing … Continue reading
Travel Smarter
Planning for the road ahead? AAA and AARP give local travelers access to gear, guidance and global savings
Traveling out of Eugene isn’t always cheap — especially with flight costs and gas prices constantly creeping up. But memberships with the American Automobile Association … Continue reading
Greg Marshall to Speak on Disability, Queerness and Writing
The award-winning Texas-based author flies in to speak at the UO May 20
Author Greg Marshall reads from his book Leg, a memoir recounting his experience growing up as a gay man with cerebral palsy, at the University … Continue reading
Finally Recognized
The founder of Xcape Dance Academy is named the 2025 Eugene Arts and Letters Award recipient for her decades of community impact and artistic leadership
Vanessa Fuller — dancer, choreographer and longtime advocate for community arts — has been selected as the 2025 recipient of the Eugene Arts and Letters … Continue reading