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Savannah Brown

Author: Savannah Brown

Humanity and Hallmarks of Concrete

John Wilson’s The History of Concrete is the comedian’s most moving venture yet

EW-ExtraFilm 6 days ago

If you look around where you’re sitting, right now, what do you see? Maybe there are trinkets, lamps and a cup of pens on your … Continue reading →

How to Access Basic Needs

Students: Your college has a dedicated place to help you find non-tuition related essential resources 

Culture 2 weeks ago

Attending post-secondary education is a rare and beautiful opportunity, and anyone who is (or has ever been) enrolled deserves to be proud. But, wow, it … Continue reading →

My Loneliness Ain’t Killin’ Me No More

& Juliet performs one of its last touring residencies ever at the Hult Center Oct. 6 through Oct. 11

EW-Extra 2 weeks ago

Romeo meets Juliet. It’s love at first sight. The 17-year-old emo falls for the 13-year-old manic pixie dream girl. They dance, they monologue, there are … Continue reading →

Thrifty Business

Vintage round-up, Halloween costumes and local businesses in our Thrifting issue

Culture 4 weeks ago

The cinematic fashion of teen idols like Molly Ringwald, Michael J. Fox and Lisa Bonet was truly Some Kind of Wonderful — but in Eugene, … Continue reading →

Jazzy Journey Across the World

Music 1 month ago

After traveling the world, local musician Susanna Meyer performs global music with jazz interpretation at the Wildish Sept. 19 After decades of traveling the world … Continue reading →

Matthew Morrison wants to Tell You Something Good

Glee’s Matthew Morrison on his viral one-man show, Broadway and Mr. Schuester’s questionable decisions

EW-ExtraPerforming Arts 1 month ago

Despite their differences, young millennials and Gen-Z share several cultural moments that will bond them forever. These include the near impossible job market, the inability … Continue reading →

Revisiting the Heights

Kenny Wayne Shepherd talks child stardom, the music industry and revisiting his first album 30 years later

Music 1 month ago

Kenny Wayne Shepherd was among the ’90s blues revival, where a generation of rock guitarists came out of the woodwork to use the 12-bar traditions … Continue reading →

When You’re a Stranger

The musical speed dating event that has helped build Eugene’s music scene 

Music 2 months ago

Finding connection these days is rough. It’s messy, complicated and feels almost impossible.  If you work up the nerve to approach someone (which takes forever … Continue reading →

Rose’s Turn

Rose Children’s Theatre provides a stage for youth and self expression

Theater 2 months ago

Some of the most impressive theater out there comes from the whimsical enthusiasm of youth. Rose Children’s Theatre has been in Eugene since 1978, offering … Continue reading →

Infatuated Foos Fighting Chilli Peppers

All ages tribute band music festival debuted with all ’90s alt-rock lineup

EW-ExtraMusic 2 months ago

The world of tribute bands is large, complicated and very beautiful — and in these dystopian Ticketmaster/Live Nation wars, this world is bigger than ever. … Continue reading →

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