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Culture: Page 44

Read While You Stroll With Your Kids

Summer StoryWalks with the Eugene Public Library runs through August

Culture 2 years ago

A morning walk through the park can offer great reading opportunities for young kids. The Eugene Public Library’s bilingual Summer StoryWalks at two city parks … Continue reading →

A Packed 4th Of July

From early in the morning to dusk, there’s plenty of activity on Independence Day

Culture 2 years ago

No matter if you start your Independence Day with a workout via the annual Butte to Butte road race (or stand at a corner with … Continue reading →

A New Home For Shift Community Cycles

Culture 2 years ago

Things have moved swiftly for Jim Nevada and Josh Goldfarb since they met at a Free Bikes 4 Kidz event in 2021. The two paired … Continue reading →

Run For Peace And Human Values at the Eugene Peace Run

Culture 2 years ago

He has preached and advocated for peace and emphasized human values such as compassion, forgiveness, tolerance and self-discipline. On the afternoon of May 10, 2013, … Continue reading →

Artistic Encounters

Culture 2 years ago

For that moment when you absolutely need your lunch break downtown to be outdoors and surrounded by cultural experiences, Artistic Encounters at Kesey Square is … Continue reading →

Triple Play!

The story of the three-way partnership that built a baseball stadium in Springfield

Sports 2 years ago

By Knight Jarecki You’ll find a brand new state-of-the-art baseball park with 10-foot outfield walls, beautiful green turf and spacious in-ground dugouts at the northeast … Continue reading →

Forgotten Paths

Hike to a lookout and a glen with tall trees

Outdoors 2 years ago

With so many trails limited by fire damage or permits, it’s time to revive a few forgotten paths. Here are two that are close to … Continue reading →

Summer Is Here. We Say So.

Eugene Weekly’s annual Summer Guide issue kicks off the summer season

Culture 2 years ago

It took almost nine months of chilled autumn days, rugged winter nights and manic spring weather, but we’re here. There’s no need anymore to ask, … Continue reading →

Hormone-Free Bodybuilding

The annual Cecil E. Phillips Classic competition is open only to contestants who haven’t bulked up with steroids

Culture 2 years ago

Bodybuilding is an art form in which the human body is the artistic medium. Men and, increasingly, women and folks of all gender identities, train … Continue reading →

For the Young, Stuffed And Young At Heart

The Eugene Public Library Hosts the 29th Teddy Bear Picnic July 15

Culture 2 years ago

If you go down in the woods today, you’re sure of a big surpriseIf you go down in the woods today, you’d better go in … Continue reading →

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