Fall Into The ‘Ring Of Fire’
The annular solar eclipse is Saturday, Oct. 14
It’s called the “ring of fire,” and you are forgiven if you hum a few bars of the song Johnny Cash made famous with that … Continue reading
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Paint the Town
Experience art displayed all around Eugene during the First Friday ArtWalk, Visual Arts Week and the Mayor’s Art Show
Eugene’s vibrant art scene never fails to showcase local artists and businesses. The First Friday ArtWalk and Visual Arts Week kick-off begins Oct. 6 at … Continue reading
Ballet with a Haunting Twist
Eugene gets spookier as Ballet Fantastique takes the stage
As the days inch toward the spookiest holiday of the year, the “Castle on the Hill,” also known as the Shelton McMurphey Johnson House, hosts … Continue reading
What’s the Rush?
Eugene Weekly interns discuss their University of Oregon Greek life experience as another year of recruitment and rush has arrived
As the leaves start to vary in color and the light breeze gets cooler, Greek life at the University of Oregon prepares to welcome new … Continue reading
North Umpqua Waterfalls
Two hikes that are fun with kids
A wildfire in 2020 destroyed the waterfall trails of the North Umpqua River, right? Well, no. The jungly 1.3-mile path to Wolf Creek Falls didn’t burn … Continue reading
Dealin’ Through the Years
Two dealers spanning generations compare the pot business in the ’60s with the illegal weed industry of today
Ted was what he calls a “back row kid.” He hung around the older kids who preferred smoking weed to studying in high school. In … Continue reading
Dispensary Roundup
Eugene’s wide variety of dispensaries for every type of stoner
It’s hard to drive for more than a few blocks in Eugene without seeing a bright green cross — like a Mormon temple in Utah, dispensaries … Continue reading
Holy Foley!
Legendary professional wrestler Mick Foley crashes into Eugene
The ’90s were one of the best times to be a kid watching professional wrestling. Of all of the wrestling-related phrases from that time (and … Continue reading
Unpredictable
Live Wire Radio takes the stage once again at The Hult Center
Unpredictable conversation with live music, comedy, cultural talent and creative minds all combine into one show. Live Wire Radio, a live-recorded radio show and independently … Continue reading
Laying The ‘Stumbling Stones’ In Heilbronn
Eugene resident and longtime art jeweler Hannah Goldrich examines her Jewish heritage through Stolpersteine
It is a home set off from street traffic by a large yard. You might miss it as you drive by. That yard fronts a … Continue reading