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There’s the abstract acrylic, oil and plein air paintings of the majestic Northwest landscape. And then, most of all,, there’s the history of each of … Continue reading
Streets are saying that anyone who’s anyone (or anyone that likes to support local journalism) will be dancing the night away this Friday Jan. 26 … Continue reading
The self proclaimed scream queens of Eugene took the stage at Old Nick’s Pub on Friday, Jan. 12 to help raise money for Eugene Weekly. … Continue reading
Like any photographer who has been behind the camera for years — 50 years in this case — Greg Giesy has seen digital color technology … Continue reading
When Matthew Dickman was a sophomore in high school, like many of us did at that age, he had a crush who he wanted to … Continue reading
Everything looks fine on the surface, and why wouldn’t it? After all, Bill and Nancy have been married for 50 years and are living the … Continue reading
Singer, songwriter, vegan and animal rights activist Nellie McKay comes to The Shedd for a solo concert Friday night, Jan. 19, promoting her latest album, … Continue reading
Maude Kerns was a woman — born in Portland in 1876, studied at the University of Oregon as well as the San Francisco Art Institute … Continue reading
They have graced stages locally, most recently at Wildish Theater, and throughout the world with their elegant work in chamber ensembles and symphonies. Now the … Continue reading
Oregon’s first poet laureate, Edwin Markham, who served from 1923 to 1931, was internationally known for his 1899 poem “The Man With the Hoe,” an … Continue reading