Love in a Time of Protest
Let the Love and Sex issue distract you with sex ranches, cammigirls, divorce parties and more As you read this issue of Eugene Weekly, you’ll … Continue reading
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Let the Love and Sex issue distract you with sex ranches, cammigirls, divorce parties and more As you read this issue of Eugene Weekly, you’ll … Continue reading
If you are traveling to Dexter, an unincorporated community nestled in the trees outside of Eugene, it could be for a myriad of reasons. Perhaps, … Continue reading
Checking emails, creating content and building and maintaining an audience — these decidedly non-erotic tasks are parts of many modern jobs. So, too, are they … Continue reading
Behind a set of glittering doors in downtown Springfield is a space that resists any easy labels. Overlap Selfcare Superstore opened in October 2022 with … Continue reading
Many people have never even heard of it. Sexology? It sounds odd. But in reality, it’s a practice that can help people overcome a fear, … Continue reading
Pleasure is important and unique for everyone. Knowing where we can go to fulfill our needs can be difficult, whether it’s feeling comfortable in a … Continue reading
Nashville’s Daniel Donato honed his guitar-playing skills while still in high school, performing with veteran act Don Kelley Band at legendary venues like Robert’s Western … Continue reading
It’s cold out there, folks. So, when’s a better time to find a way to pass the time that doesn’t involve you freezing? Read all … Continue reading
Feb. 6 and Feb. 7 at Art House, Eugene’s Minor Mirage reprises a performance and film screening of their original score to the 1928 silent … Continue reading
On Feb. 7, 30 artists from around the world show their work at Dead Rockstars!, an annual art event, now in its 14th year, at … Continue reading
Explore the culture, tradition, history and artistry of charrería, an equestrian sport, at the Lane County History Museum. In collaboration with the Comunidad y Herencia … Continue reading
Since this is the love issue and we’re approaching the most romantic week of the year, it is only natural that we start this week’s … Continue reading
If you happen to stop by the Farmer’s Market Pavilion as you peruse downtown Eugene for the First Friday Art Walk Feb. 6, you just … Continue reading
“I think that the aspiration is one of the truest forms of a person,” queer photographer Sophie Spinelle says. “The constraints that surround us and … Continue reading