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Not all gifts last forever — nor should they. Sometimes the fleeting joys are the best ones. Still, there’s nothing like the gift that keeps on … Continue reading
It’s just a quick drive for the identical twin sisters from their home base in Portland, and an even quicker trip for folk-music fans in … Continue reading
Holiday gift-giving need not equate to more garbage in the landfill, according to two Eugene businesses: Bhumi Refillery, with a retail location on Willamette Street, … Continue reading
Rather than rummaging through a loved one’s closet to find what size sweater they wear, send them the gift of not having to cook dinner. … Continue reading
Eugene residents looking for sustainable holiday gift options need not go further than Fifth Street Public Market. Marley’s Monsters, which sits along Market Alley, offers … Continue reading
Holiday gift shopping is a lot like fly fishing — walking through the rain, cold and (hopefully) snow, patiently searching and waiting until, lo and … Continue reading
If you’re like me and you want to buy a wine this holiday season for those special wine lovers in your life, but you don’t … Continue reading
We all need music, lights and frivolity to hold the darkness at bay this time of year. ‘Tis the season, as they say, to cozy … Continue reading
Hip hop artist Oddisee brings his high octane rap style along with the tight, funky and jazzy band Good Compny to Eugene’s WOW Hall Nov. … Continue reading
Nov. 20 is Transgender Day of Remembrance, an annual event honoring of the memory of transgender people whose lives were lost in acts of anti-transgender … Continue reading
“I’m so respectable now I could puke,” John Waters says. “I’m even getting a star on Hollywood Boulevard.” Set to perform his standup show, … Continue reading
The summer harvest is in, the cold weather has descended, and it’s time to fill apartments and homes with the thick aroma of fresh soups … Continue reading
Whimsical web-covered branches encase all the small gothic chandeliers on the ceiling at Old Nick’s Pub, and sturdy wooden tables stand on the black floors. … Continue reading
In an essay for the Los Angeles Times in September, Silvia Moreno-Garcia cheerfully explored the perils of her work as a novelist, starting with her … Continue reading