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Samantha Sobel

Author: Samantha Sobel

VeganFest ‘Meats’ Eugene

Compassionate Living brings VeganFest to Eugene

Whats-Happening 1 year ago

Lane County celebrates its first ever VeganFest this weekend, welcoming 12 plant-based food and beverage vendors for a variety of samplings. The event is organized … Continue reading →

Brewing Community Connection over IPAs

Arable Brewing Company, a small brewery, seeks to have a big impact

Drink 1 year ago

With only two years in operation, Arable Brewing Company is a small, craft five-barrel brew house with all beer brewed in-house and poured straight from … Continue reading →

Love is Love (and Tattoos, Too)

Whiteaker Tattoo Collective hosts a Clothing Swap and Tattoo Flash Event to support LGBTQIA+

EW-ExtraWhats-Happening 1 year ago

Whiteaker Tattoo Collective celebrates community, art and advocacy at its upcoming Fundraising Clothing Swap and Tattoo Flash Event. This is the first event the Whiteaker … Continue reading →

Seeking Support for Community Projects

Lane County Coalition of Recreation, Arts and Athletics lobbies for state funding

News 1 year ago

 Formed at the beginning of 2023 amid a challenging fundraising climate, the Lane County Coalition of Recreation, Arts and Athletics (CoRAA) emerged after seven similarly … Continue reading →

What About Second Breakfast? 

One pie to rule them all

Chow 1 year ago

Looking for a Hobbit-themed dining experience for the most precious of patrons? Second Breakfast Pies is a local brunch place that offers just that for … Continue reading →

April Book Sale Blooms Again

The Friends of the Eugene Public Library keep books breathing in Eugene

Whats-Happening 1 year ago

The annual book sale organized by Friends of the Eugene Public Library makes its seasonal comeback this weekend, selling thousands of books for only a … Continue reading →

Saturday Market Returns with Spring

The oldest open-air market in the country celebrates its 56th season

Whats-Happening 1 year ago

Eugene Saturday Market is the oldest open-air craft market in the country, celebrating its 56th season this weekend. It opens every spring from the first … Continue reading →

Faeries and Fireflies

Where whimsy is cherished

Whats-Happening 1 year ago

This year commences the Faerie Market’s third annual celebration and the debut of the Firefly Ball. The market is a two-day celebration filled with mostly … Continue reading →

Pinball Wizards

Lane County arcade roundup

Culture 1 year ago

Why go to a bar and get bored on your night off, when you could go to an arcade? From nostalgic classics to new modern … Continue reading →

Smells like Strike Season 

UO’s student and faculty unions take a stand on possible spring strikes

News 1 year ago

On March 11, the faculty union at the University of Oregon, United Academics, will vote on a strike authorization arguing that faculty compensation is not … Continue reading →

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