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Culture: Page 107

Mariachi del Shedd

Culture 5 years ago

Life has been feeling pretty bland lately, so what better way to spice things up than with some local mariachi music? On Friday the nine … Continue reading →

It’s About Time

About Time 5 years ago

In recent years fire danger has been hikers’ primary concern. Drought brought on by climate change has engendered fierce forest fires that have restricted access … Continue reading →

Gender-Affirming Programs in Eugene During COVID-19

From mini-grants to reading groups, Eugene organizations are providing mental health and gender-affirming support during the pandemic

Culture 5 years ago

TransPonder, a nonprofit organization serving transgender residents, sent out a survey early in the pandemic to identify its clients’ most significant needs. “The biggest things … Continue reading →

Quaran-Queens 

How the pandemic is affecting Eugene’s drag community and LGBTQIA gathering spots

Culture 5 years ago

Cornel Hardiman’s friend used to practice doing hair on him. She wanted more knowledge of Black hair care — anything from relaxers to braided extensions. … Continue reading →

Sisters of the World

Soromundi Lesbian Chorus still singing after 30 years

Culture 5 years ago

Thirty years ago, a small group of women held the first living room rehearsal of what would end up being a long-lasting ensemble for queer … Continue reading →

Open Air Studios

Culture 5 years ago

The dog days of this summer have been especially brutal, yes, but a relaxing, socially distant, outdoor alternative is at hand when the Lane Arts … Continue reading →

Racial Justice in the Young Adult Aisle

Eugene author Kim Johnson publishes This Is My America during a pivotal civil rights moment

Culture 5 years ago

About halfway through Kim Johnson’s debut novel, This Is My America, the 16-year-old protagonist leads a “Know Your Rights” training. In the novel, Tracy Beaumont … Continue reading →

The Scent of Tulips

Culture 5 years ago

The flower itself symbolizes elegance and grace, and its colors — ranging from red to purple to shades of black — are associated with love, … Continue reading →

Accountability and Transparency in Local Law Enforcement

Culture 5 years ago

While federal agents pull protesters into unmarked vans just an hour and a half to the north, the City Club of Eugene is bringing together … Continue reading →

Think & Drink Conversation with Samuel Sinyangwe and Nkenge Harmon Johnson

Culture 5 years ago

The murder of George Floyd on May 25 by a Minneapolis police officer has stirred anger and weeks of protest nationwide, including Eugene. Police reform … Continue reading →

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