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Kat Tabor

Author: Kat Tabor

Enchanted Snowmen on Parade 

Springfield’s 73rd Annual Christmas Parade blends festive fun with the Oregon Riders Society’s mission to support local families in need.

Whats-Happening 8 months ago

Watch as the community transforms the streets of Springfield into an enchanted snowman forest — which is this year’s theme for the 73rd Annual Springfield … Continue reading →

Handmade for the Holidays

Eugene’s handmade winter bazaar returns with local art, gifts and a creative community.

Whats-Happening 8 months ago

Holiday Market, Eugene’s wintry counterpart to Saturday Market, is already in full swing, transforming the Lane Events Center into a festive indoor bazaar every Saturday … Continue reading →

Gobble, Wobble, Run

Willamalane’s longtime Turkey Stuffer 5K kicks off Thanksgiving with energy, costumes and community.

Whats-Happening 9 months ago

Before the ovens preheat and the pies are sliced, Willamalane is giving Lane County a reason to lace up and take a lap. The Turkey … Continue reading →

Paul Stamets Brings Fungal Wisdom and Prosperity to Eugene

The world-renowned mycologist headlines a Nov. 11 fundraiser at the McDonald Theatre, with all proceeds benefiting the Provender Alliance.

Whats-Happening 9 months ago

An Evening with Paul Stamets: How a Mycologist Helps Communities Thrive comes to the McDonald Theatre Nov. 11, bringing together science, community and a touch … Continue reading →

Step Right Up to the Haunted Bamboo Forest

The third annual volunteer-run Halloween haunt brings circus freaks and thrills to Parker Learning Gardens

Whats-Happening 9 months ago

Chainsaw clowns, fire throwers and real-life poisonous plants await at the third annual Haunted Bamboo Forest with a Circus Freak Show added this year on … Continue reading →

Best Local radio personality or podcaster

Best of EugeneBest of Eugene Arts and Performance 9 months ago

1. Love Cross, KLCC, 89.7 FM. 2. Deb Trist, Downtown Deb, KLCC, 89.7 FM, Dead Air on Facebook, KLCC.org. 3. Reverend Marc Time, KWVA, 88.1 … Continue reading →

Best Drag queen

Best of EugeneBest of Eugene Arts and Performance 9 months ago

1. Lyta Blunt, @lytablunt. 2. Karress Ann Slaughter (Cornel Hardiman), Facebook.com/GlamazonsEugene. 3. Shirley Mental, instagram.com/shirley_mental. For nearly a decade, Lyta Blunt has been the local … Continue reading →

The Gotcha Moment Hits the Mall 

Gotcha Burger bounces back and expands to Valley River Center and Corvallis

Chow 1 year ago

After a February car crash left their Eugene food cart damaged and an employee hospitalized with burns, Gotcha Burger is not only back in business … Continue reading →

Harmony in Transition

TheJStandsForJosh duets with his past

Culture 1 year ago

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 →

Street Solstice to Fundraise for Young People in Crisis

CORE and Milkweed & Honey raise funds to support housing, harm reduction and reproductive health programs

Whats-Happening 1 year ago

Community Outreach through Radical Empowerment and Milkweed & Honey — a program supported through CORE — are hosting Street Solstice, a summer evening fundraiser on … Continue reading →

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