That ’70s Issue
From bell-bottom fashion to protests and art, the ’70s are alive in Eugene
No city has held on to the decade of tie dye and peace signs like Eugene has. It has permeated the culture through Grateful Dead … Continue reading
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Riding Free
Every year, hundreds of motorcyclists trek to Florence’s Rhododendron Festival
Oregon, Rhododendron Festival weekend… noon, with clouds just starting to disperse in the sky, motorcyclists wearing chains, shades and greasy Levis gather and roll out from … Continue reading
Fantasy and Fashion
Watch queens immerse themselves in a tabletop game
A world of fantasy and role-playing takes on a different level of entertainment this Friday, May 24 WOW Hall hosts Dungeons and Drag Queens. This … Continue reading
Sharing is Caring
A gathering full of free resources, services and activities is hosted in downtown Eugene this Sunday
Join in on a community affair this Sunday for the Solidarity Share Fair at the Park Blocks hosted by The Neighborhood Anarchist Collective (NAC), a … Continue reading
Lane United FC Showing Europeans How It’s Done
Expect heart pounding moments during Lane United FC’s opening games on May 19 — the women taking on Capital FC in Salem and the men playing against Midlakes United FC here at Civic!
Balls abound! Tearing that turf up! Showing the world how we Americans play football — nay — how we play soccer. The Reds, the men’s … Continue reading
Everyone Is an Artist With a Little Liquid Courage
Grab your favorite beverage and paint your worries away
One by one, people trickle into the door, grab an apron and find an open seat. A palette full of brown, red, orange, white, blue, … Continue reading
Sweet and Spicy Beer
Rogue and Xicha Brewing created a summer beer that pays homage to Xicha’s Latin roots
Finding a craft beer in the Pacific Northwest that isn’t a rich, high alcohol by volume (ABV) IPA that sort of tastes like crushed-up pennies … Continue reading
Smooth Sippin’
Eugene Weekly interns take on the local cider scene so you don’t have to
By Emma J Nelson and Amelia Winkelman Us two Eugene Weekly interns have scampered around Eugene, trying some of the city’s local cideries. But braving … Continue reading
From Grape to Glass
How Oregon’s winemakers create that delicious vino we all know and love
Allow me to take you on a journey into wine country — Oregon wine country. Known internationally for its pinot noir, the Willamette Valley wine … Continue reading
Sounds, Smells, Tastes and Wines
A local musician’s ‘Vinisthesia’ brings wine and music into a sensory experience
All wine drinkers know — it isn’t just about the taste, the smell or that buzz — it’s about the experience. The friends we share … Continue reading