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Arts: Page 17

American Graffiti

New York comic Caitlin Cook brings her one-woman bathroom stall graffiti-inspired musical to Eugene

Comedy 9 months ago

Caitlin Cook studied art history in college, and now, as a touring standup comedian and musician, she spends a lot of time in public restrooms. … Continue reading →

Dance the Night Away

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

Music 9 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 9 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 9 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 9 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 9 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 9 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 9 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 10 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 10 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 →

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