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The Archaeology Channel Film Fest is Back and Older Than Ever

 The oldest running film festival in Eugene for films about the oldest things in human history is happening this weekend, free for all who can fit in the venue. 

EW-ExtraFilm 1 month ago

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 →

The Music is Alive

Portland musician Joshua Josué updates Buddy Holly and Ritchie Valens at WOW Hall

Music 1 month ago

Joshua Josué, a Portland-based Chicano rock and R&B singer-songwriter, will celebrate the vinyl release of his latest album, Broadcast to the Surf Ballroom May 15, … Continue reading →

Midnight Marauders

Get weird at Eugene’s only late-night comedy open mic

ComedySwizzle 1 month ago

As the song lyrics go, “After midnight, we’re going to let it all hang down.” That’s exactly what Eugene comedian Angie Bloomfield hopes for atMidnight … Continue reading →

Horrible Horror is Better with Bingo

Horrible Bingo is the only event in Eugene that makes bad old horror movies better with bingo.

FilmSwizzle 1 month ago

Have you ever wanted to watch bad horror movies surrounded by strangers? While watching them, do you ever think, “Man, I wish I could win … Continue reading →

Sad Boys and Sad Girls go Dancing

Love emo dance parties in Eugene

MusicSwizzle 1 month ago

Grab the eyeliner and dye those swooped bangs black, because emo music never went away. Eugene has emo nights at John Henry’s and WOW Hall, … Continue reading →

Baseball, The Beast and Boyhood

The Sandlot’s ‘Yeah Yeah’ recounts behind-the-scenes memories and other insights ahead of 35th anniversary screening and Q&A at McDonald Theatre

EW-ExtraFilm 1 month ago

In 1991, the world was introduced to a little ragtag group of 12-year-old boys who lived and breathed baseball. They met up every day at … Continue reading →

You’ll Be Dancing Once Again

The ultimate mother-daughter musical is still the same ABBA-driven party we’ve always loved

EW-ExtraPerforming Arts 1 month ago

We’ve got three dads, we’ve got strong female friendships and we’ve got the unbreakable — yet forever complicated — mother-daughter relationship. Oh yeah, we’ve also … Continue reading →

Make Art Every Day

Explore fine art and pop culture with Eugene artist Neato

Arts 1 month ago

Cottage Grove multimedia visual artist Alex Ihnat, known as Neato, hangs work at Plank Town Brewing Company through May 31. With a slogan of “make … Continue reading →

Toad in the Hole

Toad the Wet Sprocket’s Glen Phillips plays Lane Arts Council Benefit in Eugene

Music 1 month ago

Glen Phillips, lead singer of ’90s alt-leaning folk-pop bandToad the Wet Sprocket, performs a solo benefit concert for Lane Arts council May 13 at Unity … Continue reading →

Live Wire

Eugene artist Cassie Taylor live-paints folksinger Willy Porter in Eugene

ArtsEW-Extra 2 months ago

On May 6, Eugene multimedia artist Cassie Taylor live-paints Wisconsin folk singer-songwriter Willy Porter at Tsunami Books. Taylor, a full-time artist, renders live music performances … Continue reading →

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