Platinum/Palladium Clothesline Show
This is otherworldly art that Walt O’Brien believes started in the 1850s, not long after the invention of photography. “I consider myself a student of … Continue reading
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It’s About Time – September 2019
There is nothing like the equinox to signal an oncoming change of season. Autumnal equinox is Sept. 23 this year. Remember how day length changes … Continue reading
Remembering Richard Brautigan
One of Eugene’s briefly famous writers is to be the subject of a new book
He was a meteor. He was an author of such works as Trout Fishing in America, In Watermelon Sugar and The Hawkline Monster, wedged between … Continue reading
Oregon Soccer Gets Third Tie of Season
After tie, Oregon's roster will spend nine-day break recovering
With 470 fans in attendance at Papé Field, University of Portland Pilots (2-1-2) and the Oregon Ducks (3-1-3) women’s soccer teams continued their nearly 20 … Continue reading
The 2019 Ferret Agility Trials
The 2019 Ferret Agility Trials is Eugene’s only event where homeless ferrets can have their fun with kids (and vice-versa) while also raising funds for … Continue reading
Main Street Vegan
Cornbread Café brings Southern-inspired plant-based food to Springfield
For Cornbread Café owner Sheree Walters, it’s always been about the food. After opening a food cart at 8th Avenue and Oak Street, Walters pinned … Continue reading
Food for Less
Great places to eat and not spend too much in Eugene
Part of college life culture is the hunt for cheap meals. Since University of Oregon students are heading back to Eugene and Lane Community College … Continue reading
An Izakaya Closer to Home
Izakaya Jinsei brings the izakaya experience to campus
On a recent summer Tuesday when the University of Oregon campus was still relatively quiet, the delightfully-named Sunny Moon was busy with a lunch rush … Continue reading
Big Flavor in a Little Korea Taqueria
One of downtown’s newer food additions serves up Korean fusion
“Do you serve cat?” This racist question was asked of Chi Shin shortly after he opened Chi’s Korean Tacos in downtown Eugene last year. When … Continue reading
Redemption Song
Brown Stallion plays the music of Ween as part of Folsom50 Project, bringing outside experiences to Oregon inmates
I’m sweating as I walk up to the gatehouse of the Oregon State Correctional Institute. Nervous about being turned away for not dressing to OSCI … Continue reading