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A Spooky Family Affair

The Addams Family plays Cottage Theatre this Halloween month

Theater 2 days ago

With the popularity of the television show Wednesday, it is timely that Cottage Theatre has chosen to produce The Addams Family. Fans of the original … Continue reading →

Pro Piano Players Compete

Oregon’s first international piano competition arrives at Beall Hall

Music 2 days ago

Oregon’s first-ever professional-level piano competition comes to Beall Concert Hall Oct. 8 through 10 on the University of Oregon campus. Presented by the Oregon Piano … Continue reading →

Women-Powered Tribute to the Godfathers of Heavy Metal

Music 2 days ago

Hailing from Los Angeles, Mistress of Reality was the world’s first all-female Black Sabbath tribute band to go on tour. The band has toured all … Continue reading →

Will Eugene Weekly Save Print Journalism With This New Tactic?

Music 2 days ago

If two guys covered in bags of chips and running around like greased pigs while live music plays in the background doesn’t sell newspapers we … Continue reading →

Cash Comes Back

Johnny Cash tribute band reunites in Springfield

Music 2 days ago

Boy Named Sue, a Johnny Cash tribute band, reunites Oct. 10 at Wildish Theater in downtown Springfield. Singer-songwriter Cuchulain (pronounced ka-hoo-lin and frequently found competing … Continue reading →

Yeah, Baby, Yeah!

Dan Savage’s HUMP! film festival is as raunchy, evocative and honest as film can be

Film 1 week ago

Since 2005, Dan Savage’s HUMP! short film festival has been a vanguard of progressive erotica, describing itself as “The best dirty little film festival in … Continue reading →

Uke Can’t Miss It

19-year-old ukulele prodigy Feng E to play at WOW Hall Oct. 4

Music 1 week ago

Feng E was once a 10-year-old ukulele player, going viral on YouTube with his rendition of Tommy Emmanuel’s cover of guitar instrumental “Classical Gas,” originally … Continue reading →

Sustain Your Attention

Experimental jazz and classical group performs at The Jazz Station

Music 1 week ago

Musician and composer Todd Sickafoose’s experimental jazz and modern classical project Todd Sickafoose Sustain Pedal returns to The Jazz Station Oct. 3. Eugene-based Sickafoose is … Continue reading →

The Night Never Ends

Very Little Theatre’s production of Night of the Living Dead asks all the “what ifs?”

Theater 1 week ago

Indie horror film Night of the Living Dead (1968) comes live to Very Little Theatre’s stage. Director Adam Leonard is obsessed with horror, so the … Continue reading →

Holding On and Letting Go

A Q&A with Eugene author Daniel Dietz

Books 2 weeks ago

Daniel Dietz’s Rare and Used: Adventures of a Book Scout’s Apprentice is a delightful, uplifting page-turner that also poses significant questions central to the human … Continue reading →

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