Noah Cyrus
Live at McDonald Theatre [8.31.23]
Arts: Page 2
This Is Not Your Worst Day!
You can hear Celtic punk band Flogging Molly perform August 30 at McDonald Theatre
“Well, I know, I miss more than hit / With a face that was launched to sink.” And so begins the soulful ballad “The Worst … Continue reading
Farewell(s) Gazelle(s)
Catch Eugene post-rock band Gazelle(s) one last time at John Henry’s as its frontman packs his bags for Baltimore
Preparing to say goodbye to their lead guitarist Tim Smith, long-running Eugene post-rock band Gazelle(s) play their final show in Eugene Saturday, August 26, at … Continue reading
Nurse on Duty!
Nurse Blake gets edgy on his latest tour
Some nurses have a pre-shift ritual to deal with anxiety, according to comedian Blake Lynch, who performs as Nurse Blake. “We call it a ‘PSP,’ … Continue reading
Impressions And Interpretations Of Summer
Margaret Plumb’s plein air exhibit runs through Sept. 1 at Emerald Art Center
If August’s wildfire smoke got you down, Eugene artist Margaret Plumb will remind you of Oregon’s gorgeous landscape. Plumb, a Northwest native who has called … Continue reading
Dame D.O.L.L.A.
Don D.O.L.L.A. album listening party and performance at the Roseland PDX [8.13.23]
Art Born of Industry
Eugene’s new Museum of Techno Art will fully open in October but is open for previews now by appointment
A new museum where art combines with industry and delivers audiences a slice of everything from fashion to history is just months away from opening … Continue reading
Facing Life
A show of photographic portraits at Dot Dotson’s takes a penetrating look at life in Klamath Falls
Christopher Trotchie’s photo show at Dot Dotson’s is well titled. It’s called Face Me Where I Stand, and it features pictures of fellow residents in … Continue reading
Lift Run Shoot
Bowhunter Cameron Hanes hosted an exclusive VIP event. Our writer took part.
Cameron Hanes told me to run a 10k at Mount Pisgah. And he got me to shoot a crossbow. I have absolutely no experience running … Continue reading
Theater to Die For
Ira Levin’s Deathtrap opens August 4 at the Wildish
Right when playwright Sidney Bruhl is overdue for a hit show, he finds a chance to rise to the top once more, but this time … Continue reading