Balling on a Budget
Finding the cheapest craft brews in town
Drinking the same old beers can get boring. But upgrading to craft beer doesn’t have to be expensive. To prove it, I went on a … Continue reading
Culture
Home Is Where the Wine Is (Made)
Buckets to bottles: Fruit wines gain ground among Eugene home brewers
You may already know you can grow zucchini, potatoes and tomatoes in a bucket — see the Weekly’s March 5 Home & Garden edition — … Continue reading
Orange Wines are A-Peeling
Explore Oregon wines beyond red and white
In the wine world, orange wines remain the underappreciated cousin to the more recognizable reds and whites. But orange wines are gaining in popularity, paralleling … Continue reading
Beer and Wine on the Horizon
Looking forward at upcoming beer and wine events
For the beer and wine enthusiasts here in Eugene and Springfield, there’s a few exciting beer and wine events coming up. On April 2, The … Continue reading
What’s in a Name?
The Oregon Otter Beer Festival turns a barley malt pun into a purposeful night out in Portland
Maris Otter, a variety of barley malt that’s been around since the 1960s, has a name that’s hard to ignore. It’s a staple of British … Continue reading
Uncorked!
Learn about Eugene and Springfield’s beer and wine scene in Cap and Cork
Each year, Eugene Weekly takes a deep dive into the diverse beer and wine scene here in Eugene and Springfield. Every time, we’re able to … Continue reading
Perennial Power
What to plant when it comes to the flowering plants that return each year
April through early May is a great time to plant perennials, those non-woody flowering plants that come back year after year. Buy them soon, while … Continue reading
Failed Uprising
Oakridge communist revolutionary movement fails due to debates over what is praxis
Leader of the Oakridge Revolutionary Workers’ Party, comrade Eleanor Bridges, says the party has lost the majority of its political base after a devastating public … Continue reading
Eugene’s Surge in Violet Protests
The number of violet protests in Eugene continues to grow
While demonstrations at the beginning of the year were initially uneventful, a Jan. 30 protest with hundreds of people took a turn for the worse … Continue reading
Federal Building Window ‘Just Did That’
Leaked FBI documents show that the highly debated window at the downtown Eugene Federal Building broke itself
A leaked internal FBI memo reveals that a window broken during the Jan. 30 anti-ICE protest that the Eugene Police Department declared a riot, “just … Continue reading