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Arts: Page 10

The Piano Man

University of Oregon music student performs at Carnegie Hall, celebrates composer Ravel’s birthday March 7 at Beall Concert Hall in Eugene

Music 5 months ago

The University of Oregon Ducks football team fell short in the college football playoffs, and it is too soon to tell how the UO men’s … Continue reading →

Eugene Ballet Takes on ‘Carmen’

The ballet rendition of the 1875 opera Carmen is Feb. 22 and 23

Dance 5 months ago

Through graceful leaps and expressive faces, Eugene Ballet takes the story of Carmen to new levels without spoken word or song. When the opera was … Continue reading →

Coming Full Circle

Local bluegrass quintet Belltower takes the beergarden stage Feb. 20

Music 5 months ago

In Aedan Seaver’s freshman year at the University of Oregon, he began jamming with fellow freshman and singer-songwriter/guitarist Micah Primack. Seaver had been trained in … Continue reading →

Up in the Air

Youth aerial performers take to the stage — or skies — of the Hult Center

Performing Arts 5 months ago

Aerial performers know what it feels like for the world to tip upside down better than most. Zenith Aerial Arts is the aerial circus ensemble … Continue reading →

‘Seen’ at Maude Kerns Art Center

A new show celebrates the figure and traditional values of inclusion 

Visual Arts 5 months ago

Seen: A Regional Figurative Exhibit at Maude Kerns Art Center, from Feb. 21 to March 21, was conceived by newly promoted MKAC Director of Exhibits … Continue reading →

Dream Space

Portland painter Tia Factor explores your dreams at One Wall Gallery in Eugene

Visual Arts 5 months ago

What do your dreams look like? Once pictured, could you describe them to someone else?  Portland painter and arts educator Tia Factor asked those questions … Continue reading →

Tommy Stinson in the House

Former Replacements and Guns N’ Roses bassist Tommy Stinson to play house concert in Eugene.

EW-ExtraMusic 5 months ago

Bassist and producer Tommy Stinson, whose career with bands such as The Replacements and Guns N’ Roses spans more than four decades, will offer fans … Continue reading →

Community Journalism in the Spotlight

‘For The Record,’ a documentary about community journalism, screens Feb. 19 at the University of Oregon

Film 5 months ago

It is, says Andrew DeVigal, “a good starting point. How do we start a conversation?” That conversation is about community journalism and the hurdles it … Continue reading →

Love You Like a Love Song

My 10 favorite love songs released in the past year, from (mostly) the PNW

Music 5 months ago

Tolstoy once wrote, “Music is the shorthand for emotion.” Valentine’s Day is a wonderful excuse to get emotional, let loose the helpless romantic inside and … Continue reading →

Welcome to Hadestown: The Teen Edition

Springfield High School’s production of the Broadway hit begins Feb. 14

Theater 5 months ago

One song can change your fate. One song can sweep you from hope and wonder to tragedy and sadness. That’s what made Hadestown riveting when … Continue reading →

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