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“OMG, pinch me! I’m a published photographer now?” Cynthia Branen says. This year, Eugene Weekly took a turn behind the camera by introducing its own … Continue reading
Some people spend summer weekends pitching tents and camping in the woods. Others spend them debating interdimensional bigfoot theories with paranormal researchers in the woods. … Continue reading
As dawn brushes through the trees on Spencer Butte, Valentino’s wings slice silently through the forest air, swooping low above crowds sipping wine from rotating … Continue reading
Birds of a feather flock together, and when Amy Sherman founded Lane County Queer Birders, she hoped birdwatching could help LGBTQIA+ people and their allies … Continue reading
Twenty-six teams raced homemade chariots, performed theatrical skits and unleashed plenty of chaos at Eugene’s first Red Bull Chariot Race competition at the University of … Continue reading
The walls were closing in. Years of lies hidden behind a veneer of trust had left a beloved community newspaper on the brink of collapse. … Continue reading
For travelers dreaming of Ireland’s green hills, ancient pubs and cinematic landscapes, a Eugene travel coordinator is putting together a trip that blends history, culture … Continue reading
When I think of my first Disney walking tour, I remember the hot chocolate and cookies before I remember anything else. I sipped them from … Continue reading
Earth Day doesn’t have to mean filling your cart with new “eco-friendly” products. Too often, sustainability gets packaged as something you can buy — even … Continue reading
Re-Imagine Earth Day returns Sunday, April 19, as an all-ages event focused on reuse, sustainability and everyday environmental action. It brings together local organizations, artists … Continue reading