Deadhead Time
Get your Dead on with Phil Lesh and Friends at the Cuthbert
Grab your tie-dye, folks. Phil Lesh and Friends will visit Cuthbert Amphitheater for a jam under the sun in mid June. They’ll be looking for … Continue reading
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Have Steinway, Will Travel
A Portland pianist takes classical music to rural areas
The 9-foot Steinway grand piano sits on a simple stage or a flat-bed trailer — a bit out of place, perhaps, in forests, national parks, … Continue reading
Seeing Their Scars
Two women — and two goats — confront trauma in a bright new play at OCT
In Alabaster, a comic drama concocted by the prolific Southern writer Audrey Cefaly, Alabaster is a fictional town in Alabama, blown to smithereens by a … Continue reading
The MFA Show is Back in Town
UO art graduates exhibit their final work at Ditch Projects in Springfield
As an arts writer in Eugene, I have been aware that some artists don’t believe our town appreciates contemporary art. This perception has been at … Continue reading
Lord Huron
Live at the Hult Center [5.21.22]
Modest Mouse
Live at Cuthbert Amphitheater [5.19.22]
Book Binge
Eugene-area writers have been on a roll in the past year. We check in on some of their recently published work
Perhaps there’s something in the air. Maybe it’s all that pandemic isolation. Or just possibly Eugene really is a great city of the arts and … Continue reading
Visions & Dreams — Nature & Spirit
Asante Riverwind has been an activist for decades on social and ecological issues, and he has often expressed himself on these issues through music, art … Continue reading
Big Thief
Live at McDonald Theatre [5.5.22]
Thick as Thieves
Critically acclaimed indie rock band Big Thief performs in Eugene
It’s a sunny afternoon in Ithaca, New York, and Big Thief guitarist Buck Meek is seated at an outdoor picnic table when he excuses himself … Continue reading