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The free tickets to the Eugene Symphony’s annual Symphony in the Park at the Cuthbert Amphitheater Sunday, July 26 usually sell out quite quickly, says … Continue reading
In his recently published memoir, Often in the Right Place: The Education of an Anarchist, Eugene’s own anarcho-primitivist philosopher details an exchange that took place … Continue reading
This year’s July 4 is already special, being America’s 250th and all. But it is also the Springfield Utility Board’s Light of Liberty Celebration at … Continue reading
In 2025, the first annual Queer Creative Bloom hit the Farmers Market Pavilion, meant as a one-time fundraising event for its organizers, the Creative Queer … Continue reading
You know that little creative spark you feel as summer approaches and you shed your seasonal depression for a new, rosier outlook on life? Thankfully, … Continue reading
Oregon has a long and uncensored history with Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975). Though, one would hesitate to say it’s a cordial romance, because the … Continue reading
Ninety-seven years ago, on Nov. 15, 1929, a movie called Ed’s Coed opened at the McDonald Theatre in downtown Eugene. Back then, it still played … Continue reading
The first rule of the HUMP! film festival — as told by both the host, professional drag queen Riley Burrows, and Danny Dildo, a 1920s … Continue reading
Tai Pruce-Zimmerman, Ward 6 Eugene City Council candidate, says that two years ago Greg Evans, his opponent and longtime friend, gave him a call. He … Continue reading
For the past 300,000 years, give or take, humans have been kicking around on Earth. For the past 23 years, Eugene has had an annual … Continue reading