A Little Mozart, A Little Beethoven
The chamber group microphilharmonic opens its season Oct. 15 at The Shedd They were the masters of Western classical music, the Austrian Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart … Continue reading
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Illumination
Downtown gets more “lit” as BEAM 2023 events illuminate Eugene
Eugene’s downtown will light up this weekend while BEAM 2023 shines a light on local artists, schools, nonprofits and businesses. For two days, BEAM 2023 … Continue reading
Improvising a Scene
As they seek a larger audience and more diversity on stage, Eugene’s jazz musicians keep swinging along
Roger Woods has been performing jazz for decades. He started his career in the Washington, D.C., and Baltimore areas in the 1980s before moving to … Continue reading
From Kool to Skanks
Dance the rain away with anything from EDM to the Dead this week
Cozy season is here! For some folks it means pumpkin spice latte time and curling up by a fireplace; for others, it means it’s time … Continue reading
Exploring Inner Space
Tallmadge Doyle weaves astronomy, biology and a love for intricate layers into a show opening Oct. 18 at Karin Clarke Gallery
Eugene artist Tallmadge Doyle peers up into the eternity of outer space and down into the depths of Earth’s oceans in the 30-some pieces she … Continue reading
An ‘Open-Ended’ Look At Techno Art
It’s all in how you interpret the pieces, as art should be. The newly formed Museum of Techno Art — complete with steampunk art that … Continue reading
The Great Blue Heron And Community Art
The Springfield Mayor’s Art Show runs through Nov. 3 at Emerald Art Center
The bird stands majestically on its strong and spindly legs next to a rocky ledge, gazing at the lake that is its food source, and … Continue reading
Producing Springtime For Hitler
The Producers opens with its Mel Brooks humor at Cottage Theatre
When opportunity knocks in theater, you don’t say “no.” Bil Morrilll hadn’t planned to make his directorial debut with the musical comedy The Producers, which … Continue reading
Environmental Impacts Caught on Camera
With all the nature Eugene has to offer, it’s the perfect place to host a film festival about the issues our environment faces
It’s time to bring light to our planet’s critical issues. That is what Eugene Environmental Film Festival (EEFF) plans to do. For the fifth year … Continue reading
Animal House
Eugene Biennial award winners produce an animated exhibit at Karin Clarke Gallery
The animals have taken over the Karin Clarke Gallery downtown, where a gorgeous group show of work by the nine artists who won awards at … Continue reading