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One of Shakespeare’s most controversial comedies has long been The Taming of the Shrew. It follows the story of Bianca, who is well-loved by all … Continue reading
In Oregon’s long literary history, only one woman has contributed to it with nationally recognized stories about people who control the weather, women who turn … Continue reading
Celebrate Halloween with a night of live music, drag, comedy and arcade games at Caffé Pacori’s Killer Pacori. Hosted by Eugene influencer and comedian Ashe … Continue reading
Newberry & Verch are Old-timey folk musicians April Verch and Joe Newberry, who play traditional-style original music from the Missouri Ozarks and Canada’s Ottawa Valley. … Continue reading
Eugene Friends of Farmworkers and 20 other local groups have organized A Night in Solidarity with Farm Worker Rights Oct. 29, a benefit concert at … Continue reading
Do you feel the autumn wind and immediately picture the sultry tones of a singing frog? Do you hear the leaves crunch underfoot and begin … Continue reading
Portland experimental guitarist and Thrill Jockey recording artist Marisa Anderson performs Oct. 22 at Art House. Anderson arrives in town with the release of this … Continue reading
Olga Volchkova’s goal is to “canonize all the living creatures of nature.” No, she doesn’t hold a high position in the church. In fact, she’s … Continue reading
Since the late 1990s, New York folk-pop musician Matt Pond has remained discoverable for audiences despite a long, well-respected career. With his band Matt Pond … Continue reading
If you look around where you’re sitting, right now, what do you see? Maybe there are trinkets, lamps and a cup of pens on your … Continue reading