Jason Isbell
Live at the Henry J. Kaiser Center for the Arts [3.12.25, Oakland, CA]
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‘A Very Gay Thing to Do’
Queer poet Eric Braman debuts Bury Me In Cherry Blossoms, their first poem collection
The flowery pink cover and enchanting title of Eric Braman’s premiere romance poetry book, Bury Me In Cherry Blossoms, makes you think that you will … Continue reading
The Italian Premiere
Award-winning classical pianist Antonio Pompa-Baldi performs new work and old favorites at Beall Concert Hall in Eugene, part of the inaugural Murdock International Piano Series.
Acclaimed Italian classical pianist and composer Antonio Pompa-Baldi premieres new work March 15 at Beall Concert Hall on the University of Oregon campus. Pompa-Baldi comes … Continue reading
The Song Makers
A University of Oregon music student-produced podcast builds a new kind of music theory
A new podcast from University of Oregon School of Music and Dance students seeks to broaden the definition of traditional Western music theory and examine … Continue reading
Making Their Mark in Art
Art works by women are on exhibit at White Lotus Gallery to celebrate Women’s History Month
The range of work is impressive — from watercolor and oil paintings, reduction linocut prints, fine jewelry, sculpture, tapestry and drawings with southeastern Oregon mineral … Continue reading
50 Years, Glorious Voices
The Eugene Concert Choir takes a bow for its Golden Celebration concert March 9 at Hult Center
Humble and hurried beginnings. Philip Bayles was the conductor of the Eugene Community Orchestra in 1974 when suddenly, out of nowhere but with help from … Continue reading
An Event for the Community
The DisOrient Film Festival celebrates 20 years March 7–9 at Art House
It’s time again to settle in for a weekend of beautiful filmmaking with narratives that speak to all. A grass-roots volunteer-run celebration from its start, … Continue reading
Serving Mother
Portland performer combines clowning with the joys, hardships and horrors of motherhood at The Hybrid Gallery March 7
Portland performer Anne Zander trained in physically devised theater at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts (RADA) in London, an improvisational discipline where theater pieces … Continue reading
‘The Unknowing’ Questions Society’s Lack of Empathy
Ethan Guillen debuts his first full-length contemporary dance March 8
Ethan Guillen has spent his career working as an HIV activist to broaden access to equitable HIV medicine and other prescriptions for those in need. … Continue reading
The Cards Tell the Story
The Wax Poetry Revue, in collaboration with Eugene artist Peter Harris, performs March 1
The cards tell everything. There are 22 major arcana tarot cards representing situations we all face in the grand scheme of life. From the zero … Continue reading