Hit the Road Running
Lace up your shoes because organized running is back
Missing the joys of safety pinning a race bib to your shirt and running with a pack of other humans? Well, with more people getting … Continue reading
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Shifting Sand Castles
Summer events in Lane County will be a dizzying ride of COVID protocols and categories
Turning page after page of Eugene Weekly’s last Summer Guide issue is a remarkable journey of how diverse the entertainment tastes were in Lane County. … Continue reading
Summer Guide Listings
THUR 6/3 ART/CRAFT Explore Oregon, 11am-4pm, Museum of Natural and Cultural History. RSVP at MNCH.UOregon.edu. Oregon – Where Past is Present, 11am-4pm, Museum of Natural … Continue reading
Hiking Lane County In 2021, Remembering 2020
There is much to explore as forests recover from the wildfires of a year ago
Fire-burned forest landscapes are not the first hiking destinations that jump to mind for many people. Forest fires tend to elicit feelings of pain and … Continue reading
Brewing Love for Oregon
A new project by the Coalition of Oregon of Land Trusts promotes local beer and the outdoors
There are two things in life that Oregonians undeniably love: the great outdoors and great local beer. The best part is that there is no … Continue reading
Fun in the Sun
The Eugene Weekly office dives into the local beer, cider and CBD releases
The sun is out, and it’s the season for cold drinks, but why run to the safe beers that you know? You know, the lagers … Continue reading
The South Willamette Valley Wine Trail
“Grape growing is not about romance.” So says Junction City-based Brigadoon Wine Company’s website, and it makes sense. Growing grapes and making wine may be … Continue reading
Madeline Miller
The Eugene Public Library is hosting a literary star in a live-stream talk and Q&A, and it should be fun. Madeline Miller took 10 years … Continue reading
Native Vision
Eugene-born actor and UO alumna Jana Schmieding talks Rutherford Falls and increasing visibility of Native Americans
It’s 2021, and for the first time a TV sitcom involves the Native American perspective and what it’s like living in a white, colonized world, … Continue reading
Drawing from the Deep
Paleo nerds, it’s time to do some drawing and learn all about the spiked-toothed salmon that swam the Pacific Northwest from the Miocene to Pliocene … Continue reading