The Infinite Loop
Challenge yourself to a 12-hour or 24-hour run this summer
Have you ever wanted to experience a day in the life of Forrest Gump? Well, instead of running across the U.S. like he did in … Continue reading
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Live It Up, Lane County — You Deserve It
Eugene Weekly’s Summer Guide issue is big again, and we hope you enjoy yourselves this season
A light shines bright on a stage, kids frolic under the sun at parks and camps, fairs and festivals spring up and entire small towns close … Continue reading
Blending Food and Beer
Xicha Brewing, a Latinx-owned brewpub, brings its one of a kind food and beer menu to Eugene this summer
Xicha Brewing, known for its innovative and creative approach to Latin American and Spanish food and as the only Latinx brewery in Oregon, is expanding … Continue reading
Roadside Profits
Despite opening two months before the pandemic, Gratitude Brewing weathered the storm and looks forward to post-lockdown success
When south Eugene natives Tristan Cooley and Josh Cosci opened Gratitude Brewing in December 2019, they did so with a vision. They aimed to add … Continue reading
Wine and Dine in Eugene
Grab a bike and visit these wine tasting rooms in the Eugene area
The Willamette Valley produces some of the finest wines in the world. Visiting these wineries and vineyards can require quite a trek, but options also … Continue reading
Uncap It, Uncork It
And start that slide into summer
Climate change and wildfires aside, the Willamette Valley is a glorious place for grapes, hops and clean water — and that translates into a symphony … Continue reading
Memorial Day weekend at Lane County’s vineyards
If the drive away from the noise and traffic that is city life to the scenic wine estates isn’t tempting enough, think of the relaxing … Continue reading
Soromundi Lesbian Chorus of Eugene: 30 Years of Song
Thirty years after its first performance, rehearsals were strong and bags were almost packed for a tour of Northern California in March 2020 when the … Continue reading
Rooted in Place
Havenroot works to restore the site near Veneta once owned by Camp Fire Wilani and to draw crowds with music and arts festivals
A 219-acre parcel of land once owned by Camp Fire Wilani west of Eugene in Veneta is now open for small music festivals and other related … Continue reading
Punk and the Pandemic
Singer, writer and spoken word artist Henry Rollins brings his commentary to Eugene
Like most people, legendary punk rock figure Henry Rollins spent the past few years at home, listening to Dr. Anthony Fauci’s recommendations. “I believe in … Continue reading