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Savannah Brown

Author: Savannah Brown

Eugene’s Surge in Violet Protests

The number of violet protests in Eugene continues to grow

Satire 2 weeks ago

While demonstrations at the beginning of the year were initially uneventful, a Jan. 30 protest with hundreds of people took a turn for the worse … Continue reading →

And We’ll All Float On OK

Even Eugene’s most famous musicians have had their moments

Culture 3 weeks ago

When Eugene Weekly was reaching out to musicians from Eugene to tell their stories of defeat, a lot of people simply did not respond, and … Continue reading →

Wherefore Art Thou, Symphony?

Music 4 weeks ago

The Eugene Symphony performs a Sunday matinee of Romeo and Juliet March 15 Experience the most romantic, the most classic and the most messy love … Continue reading →

Gather to Learn about Environmental Defense

The 44th Annual Public Interest Environmental Law Conference is March 12 to 15

Whats-Happening 4 weeks ago

The 44th AnnualPublic Interest Environmental Law Conference, hosted by University of Oregon’s volunteer law student group Land Air Water, rains over Eugene March 12 through … Continue reading →

She Speaks and She is Fierce

She’s Speaking is a concert that joins the voices of eight women Oregon singer-songwriters on stage all at the same time

Music 1 month ago

The year 2020 saw two events that were monumental to women’s history, and they were the catalysts that inspired the annual She’s Speaking concert. The … Continue reading →

How to Bury a Body in Your Backyard (Legally)

Pushing up daisies on your private property

Culture 1 month ago

For various reasons, the folks of Eugene Weekly’s editorial team got curious about how one goes about burying a body in the backyard within legal … Continue reading →

It’s Showtime!

Beetlejuice The Musical. The Musical. The Musical. The national Broadway tour makes a stop at the Hult Center March 3 to 8. 

EW-ExtraTheater 1 month ago

The ghost-with-the-most is back and ready to party with the living in the national touring production of Beetlejuice The Musical. The Musical. The Musical., which … Continue reading →

Weaving Life, Reconciliation and the Coyote Epic

Indigenous author and Oscar nominee gives a presentation and book signing March 5

Books 1 month ago

Julian Brave NoiseCat is a journalist, activist and former political strategist and analyst whose work focuses on Indigenous rights, issues and representation in politics. He … Continue reading →

Fitting In

Fitti’s Pizza is a family-owned establishment offering Detroit-style pizza with a twist

Chow 2 months ago

Detroit-style pizza has at least three unique characteristics: The first is that it is square, achieved by baking it in a deep pan. The second … Continue reading →

A Sea of Stars and Strings

Zoë Aqua’s Transylvanian String Band brings Transylvanian folk and klezmer to Eugene

Music 2 months ago

On Feb. 24, at Aasen-Hull Hall on the University of Oregon campus, experience fiddle music like you’ve never heard before as Zoë Aqua’s Transylvanian String … Continue reading →

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