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Arts: Page 13

Dance the Night Away

Bollywood Horror’s DJ Anjali and The Incredible Kid return to WOW Hall

Music 7 months ago

Bollywood Horror returns to WOW Hall with DJ Anjali and The Incredible Kid in tow Friday, Oct. 25. The duo celebrates how musical genres defy … Continue reading →

The Haunting, the Spooky and the Quirky

The Shedd brings Halloween to the stage Oct. 26 and 27

Performing Arts 7 months ago

From the deadly barber’s blade in Sweeney Todd to the evils of Jekyll and Hyde and a bloodthirsty plant in Little Shop of Horrors, musicals … Continue reading →

Croce: I Got A Name

AJ Croce takes to McDonald Theatre on Oct. 19, playing Jim Croce’s — his father’s — music

Music 7 months ago

AJ Croce says in his imagination, he’s on stage with his father, Jim Croce, playing folk music together. “There’s moments where I feel like he’s … Continue reading →

Diamonds in Her Eyes

Avant-garde pop artist My Brightest Diamond performs in Eugene behind her first new album in six years

EW-ExtraMusic 7 months ago

One of Shara Nova’s earliest musical memories took place in Oregon. Nova’s mother was studying pipe organ at Southern Oregon University, where her grandfather was … Continue reading →

Fright! at the Museum

Fright! at the Museum takes over the Springfield History Museum for the last two weekends of October

Arts 7 months ago

What’s scarier than history? Nothing! Springfield History Museum is hosting its third annual Fright! at the Museum event, and the spooky spectacular kicks off at … Continue reading →

A Bridge From Thelonious Monk

The Amendola-Goldberg-Sickafoose Trio plays The Shedd Oct. 23

Music 7 months ago

You hum to a melody or tap your feet to a rhythm, then, in your mind’s eye, you take the leap of faith and cross … Continue reading →

Ten Days of Action

The Eugene Environmental Film Festival starts Oct. 11 at Art House

Film 7 months ago

“If you listen to nature, it will lead the way,” says tribal elder Gagai Taimanav from Rotuma Island in the movie Hidden in Plain Sight. … Continue reading →

Try Unseating the Bard

The Bottom brothers attempt to do just that in ‘Something Rotten’ at Cottage Theatre

Theater 7 months ago

It’s the omnipresent shadow they can’t escape, no matter how hard they try. William Shakespeare, the Bard. He’s quoted by everyone everywhere. You try writing … Continue reading →

Spend the Night in Solidarity

The Tish Hinojosa Trio plays a benefit concert for ‘Pineros y Campesinos Unidos del Noroeste’ Thursday, Oct. 10

MusicWhats-Happening 7 months ago

The Night in Solidarity with Farm Worker Rights is an evening of music, artistry and history to benefit Oregon farm workers. PCUN, or Pineros y … Continue reading →

Well, Hello!

An earworm and a mirthful musical, Hello, Dolly! plays The Shedd

Theater 7 months ago

The eternally popular musical Hello, Dolly! opened on Broadway in 1964. It wouldn’t surprise me if it were running a hundred years from now on … Continue reading →

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