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Savannah Brown

Author: Savannah Brown

The Pharcyde’s Bizarre Ride Continues

Recently reunited ’90s hip-hop group to perform at Oregon Country Fair

Music 3 days ago

Known for their unique alternative hip-hop sound, The Pharcyde are golden children of classic West Coast rap. The four-piece ensemble, featuring Slimkid3 Tre, Imani, Fatlip … Continue reading →

A Cozy Place to Read For A While

Cottage Groove Books & Music Opened on January 25

News 2 weeks ago

Nestled in a village of unique restaurants and shops on Cottage Grove’s quaint historic main street sits a new bookstore with a modern aesthetic and … Continue reading →

Lovett or Shove It

Lyle Lovett and his Large Band will be performing at the Cuthbert Amphitheater June 27. Eugene Weekly asked him if he had a boat.

Music 3 weeks ago

Eugene Weekly can say anything about Lyle Lovett here, because, as a former journalist, he says he never reads what people write about him. But, … Continue reading →

Not Your Grandma’s Show About Sex (Wait, Yes It Is)

Charla Hathaway’s Naked at My Age is at the Hybrid Gallery on May 30

Culture 2 months ago

“A Grandma’s Surprising Sexual Renaissance” is the subtitle that says it all for Charla Hathaway’s one-woman show, Naked at My Age. Hathaway is a Portland-based … Continue reading →

Bordering Hilarity 

Libyan activist-turned-comedian with Portland roots to perform at Wildish Theater on June 6 

Comedy 2 months ago

“I don’t know how to make this shit funny,” comedian Mohanad Elshieky says about his initial attempts to include an anecdote about being wrongfully stopped … Continue reading →

Earnestly Wilde About Spaaace

Roving Park Players perform a free rendition of The Importance of Being Earnest throughout Pride Month

Theater 2 months ago

The Importance of Being Earnest… in Spaaace!, performed by the Roving Park Players, delivers probably the freshest look at queer playwright Oscar Wilde’s classic play … Continue reading →

Knick-Knacks, Paddywhacks and Clowns

‘Figurine’ out where to find the best thrifted trinkets

Culture 2 months ago

By Savannah Clown I must begin by saying that this trinket-hunt article was born from my biggest relationship problem: I’m set to inherit my great-grandmother’s … Continue reading →

Come one, Come all

R-rated horror circus sets up shop in Eugene April 25-28.

EW-ExtraPerforming Arts 3 months ago

Remember how, in Disney’s Dumbo (1941), there was the circus scene right at the end with the cute flying elephant, and everyone was singing, and … Continue reading →

Uniting the Top and the Bottom

Kids in the Hall star to perform at Olsen Run Comedy Club

ComedyEW-Extra 3 months ago

“Tokenized? That was when I was GOOD,” Scott Thompson says to Eugene Weekly, responding to a question about how he felt as a gay comedian … Continue reading →

Don’t Soil Earth Day Week — Go Celebrate!

A roundup of Earth Day week events through Lane County.

Whats-Happening 3 months ago

Spring has finally freaking sprung, and the sun is shining in Lane County. That can only mean one thing: It’s Earth Day week and the … Continue reading →

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