Smooth Jazz
The Jazz Station hosts three local musical artists
Listen to a night full of smooth jazz, Brazilian choro and Baroque music played on a keyboard, double bass and guitar. Choro is an instrumental … Continue reading
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A Thrilling Circus Twist
A dangerous and wicked experience on tour is coming to Eugene. Paranormal Cirque heads to Lane Events Center April 19 to 22 to showcase unique … Continue reading
Our Health, Our Art
Three artists across various mediums reflect on reproductive justice through art at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art
On display at Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art until August 25 is a relatively small but powerful show, comprising 10 works, titled My Body, My … Continue reading
Return to the River
Author David James Duncan speaks on author Barry Lopez, his recent novel Sun House and relationships between people and the environment at Upstream, a fundraiser for McKenzie River Trust
“Much of what I know about integrity, constancy, power and nobility I’ve learned from this river,” author Barry Lopez once wrote of the McKenzie River. … Continue reading
A Conversation with David James Duncan
A conversation with about 'Going to See,' Barry Lopez and the connections between writers and people
You wrote one of the essays in Going to See, essays on Barry Lopez’s influence on the writers’ work. He died in the months after … Continue reading
Body Absurdity
International comedian takes Eugene by storm with their touring performance
A storytelling, comical act that is part stand-up and part clown investigates different animal body models and celebrates the limitations that bodies face, including pain, … Continue reading
Move To The Groove
Spend your Saturday night entertained with a range of talented belly dancers
Diverse dancers take the stage showing off local talent and talent from afar. FatChanceBellyDance will produce the Belly Dance Festival April 13 at Whirled Pies. … Continue reading
Very Little Theatre Offers an Unusual View of Segregation
In 1959 a children’s book about the marriage of a black rabbit and a white rabbit caused an uproar in Alabama
During his long career as an illustrator of children’s books, Garth Williams illustrated nearly 100 renowned tomes loved by countless children and adults. Who can … Continue reading
Village Love
Tracy Bonham is back home in Eugene with a fresh perspective and sound.
Alt-rock trailblazer and classically trained musician Tracy Bonham’s commercial success first came when she was 27, when the track “Mother Mother” erupted and topped the … Continue reading
Undoing the Curse
Oregon Shakespeare Festival opens the Scottish play — and begins to heal
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival seems to have been under a terrible curse since 2011, when a structural beam supporting the Angus Bowmer Theatre mysteriously snapped … Continue reading