Peaches and Cream
Get off with Peaches, March 17 at WOW Hall
Riotously profane electroclash songs about queer identity and the boundaries of sexuality — as can be found on Canadian musician Peaches’ new album,No Lube So … Continue reading
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Love and Grief
UO grad’s memoir looks at the personal choice of reproductive justice
Jill Christman’s latest memoir, The Heart Folds Early, brings the reader directly to the epicenter of reproductive justice. The writing is raw and vivid, and … Continue reading
Mind Tricks
Dave Alvin performs with improvisational blues-rock supergroup in Eugene
The Third Mind, a supergroup of just-left-of-center rock stars including Dave Alvin (The Blasters), performs March 12 at WOW Hall, supporting last year’s full-length album, … Continue reading
Eastern Promises
Two Portland experimental rock bands perform in Eugene
Portland experimental rock trio Descending Pharaohs performs March 7 at Art House, fresh from recording the follow-up to their debut album, Ritual of Light. Heavy … Continue reading
I Want to Believe
The Fifth Hypothesis at Oregon Contemporary Theatre hits with sasquatch and humor
If you’ve ever seen a play by local playwright Paul Calandrino, you won’t want to miss his latest, The Fifth Hypothesis. In its world premiere … Continue reading
She Speaks and She is Fierce
She’s Speaking is a concert that joins the voices of eight women Oregon singer-songwriters on stage all at the same time
The year 2020 saw two events that were monumental to women’s history, and they were the catalysts that inspired the annual She’s Speaking concert. The … Continue reading
It’s Showtime!
Beetlejuice The Musical. The Musical. The Musical. The national Broadway tour makes a stop at the Hult Center March 3 to 8.
The ghost-with-the-most is back and ready to party with the living in the national touring production of Beetlejuice The Musical. The Musical. The Musical., which … Continue reading
Not Just a Freak Show
A surprise donation results in the JSMA mounting an exhibition of seldom seen work by the sometimes divisive photographer Diane Arbus
For many of us, the late New York photographer Diane Arbus is an acquired taste — or even something of a guilty pleasure. Within the … Continue reading
The Art of Stewardship
Danielle Knapp helps find a vision at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art
The folding chairs were not typical for the Barker Gallery. Visitors usually drift through the primary gallery at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art quietly, … Continue reading
Weaving Life, Reconciliation and the Coyote Epic
Indigenous author and Oscar nominee gives a presentation and book signing March 5
Julian Brave NoiseCat is a journalist, activist and former political strategist and analyst whose work focuses on Indigenous rights, issues and representation in politics. He … Continue reading