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Arts: Page 123

Not Slowing Down for 50

OCF’s 50th anniversary music lineup brings it on

Music 6 years ago

That Oregon Country Fair knows how to throw a party is a well-established fact. It follows, then, that OCF would do it up right on … Continue reading →

Speak of the Devil

Shedd Theatricals 2019 opens this weekend with Damn Yankees

Theater 6 years ago

The 18th season of musical theater at The Shedd kicks off Friday, July 12, with the opening of Damn Yankees — one of the oddest … Continue reading →

Visual Magic

Local authors and photographers take us on a photo exploration of the Oregon Country Fair

ArtsBooks 6 years ago

Oregon Country Fair is a magical event for me, one that treats all visitors to their own unique experiences, stories and souvenirs. It’s safe to … Continue reading →

Sky’s the Limit

Local musicians say ‘happy birthday’ to Dylan’s Nashville Skyline

Music 6 years ago

At this point, arguments about whether or not Bob Dylan can sing are pretty tired. I did recently say on social media that I’d rather … Continue reading →

White Light/White Heat

Elizabeth Colour Wheel are having a quarter-life crisis

Music 6 years ago

In Chinese culture, white is the color of mourning. On Boston-based Elizabeth Colour Wheel’s upcoming West Coast tour supporting their debut release, Nocebo, singer Lane … Continue reading →

‘The Territory’

Bach Festival brings music confronting beauty and darkness from Darrell Grant

Music 6 years ago

When Chamber Music America commissioned Darrell Grant to compose an hour-long piece for a jazz nonet in 2012, the acclaimed pianist, composer and all-round icon … Continue reading →

Surfs Drugs — Full Session

Eugene Weekly presents Surfs Drugs performing for #lincolnstreetsessions

Lincoln St. Sessions 6 years ago
Surfs Drugs — Full Session — Back Beat: Lincoln Street Sessions

Eugene Weekly presents Surfs Drugs full #lincolnstreetsessions recording live at the EW offices. Back Beat: Lincoln Street Sessions are a series of live studio performances featuring … Continue reading →

The Price of Paradise

Director Ari Aster turns the screw on communal living in the horror masterpiece Midsommar

Film 6 years ago

Director Jordan Peele recently suggested that Ari Aster’s new film Midsommar raises the bar on horror in such an unprecedented and frankly terrifying way that … Continue reading →

A Subtle Lake Kingdom

New and old Oregon meet at Suttle Lodge and Boathouse

Music 6 years ago

How do you catch an Instagram influencer? Simple. Take the formerly rustic and somewhat rundown Lodge at Suttle Lake, located near Sisters just west of … Continue reading →

The French Connection

L.A. songwriter Jessica Fichot honors multicultural heritage

Music 6 years ago

Leave it to a teenager not to fully appreciate where they grow up, even if it’s a Parisian suburb. “When I was very little, I … Continue reading →

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