Well, Hello!
An earworm and a mirthful musical, Hello, Dolly! plays The Shedd
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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Dana and Alden
Live at the Jazz Station [9.29.24]
All About the Books
Writers, artists and more head to Florence for its Festival of Books Sept. 28
Bibliophiles unite! Storytellers, authors, illustrators, artists and readers alike are invited to indulge in a day of 40 exhibitors, presentations from two special speakers, five … Continue reading
Discover Eugene’s Creative Pulse at the First Friday ArtWalk
An evening filled with artistic energy with community, creativity and thought-provoking exhibits
Prepare to immerse yourself in all things visual at this month’s First Friday ArtWalk sponsored by the Lane Arts Council and the city of Eugene … Continue reading
The Game-Changer
Country musician Nick Gamer, formerly of Eugene and now based in Portland, celebrates his Oregon-themed new album release at John Henry’s
At the height of the pandemic, country music songwriter Nick Gamer, then based in Eugene, almost left the state. “I had to get out of … Continue reading
A B-movie Classic on Stage
The Rocky Horror Picture Show opens Sept. 20 at Actors Cabaret of Eugene
On a dark and stormy night, two innocent and lovely sweethearts — Brad and Janet — suffer a flat tire on a lonely road and … Continue reading
Fiction Communicating Science
Local author addresses climate change in telling the mysterious story of a recently widowed woman navigating issues of responsibility and denial
In a field like science that favors men and traditional learning techniques, author and scientist M Jackson challenges these standards. “I’m really, really passionate about … Continue reading
Leder of the Pack
Los Angeles standup comedian and Comedy Store regular Annie Lederman preps for her first comedy special in Eugene
Annie Lederman says she’s “here to entertain, baby.” She is a podcast host and breakout Comedy Store regular — the legendary Los Angeles comedy club where … Continue reading
On ‘Sacred Ground’ at 16 Tons
Two performances conclude the Tipping Forward Concert Series
Nestled in the foot of Eugene’s South Hills, 16 Tons Cafe and its concert patio had been home away from home for Lea Jones and … Continue reading
A Season of Change
The audience gets to listen in this fall as Eugene’s two classical orchestras try out new musical leaders
Fall is on its way, and change is in the air in Eugene’s performing arts world. Just in the past year or two Eugene Symphony, … Continue reading