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Accessing Creativity

Nonprofit Full Access hosts its 17th annual Sprout Film Festival highlighting films and shorts made by, written by or starring people with intellectual and or developmental disabilities

Film 2 weeks ago

Full Access, a nonprofit supporting adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities, hosts its 17th annual Sprout Film Festival Sept. 25. Taylor Higley, Full Access’ operations … Continue reading →

The Gamers

Music 2 weeks ago

Eugene experimental classical musician Chris Mothersole celebrates his new album, Press Start, Oct. 1 at Art House. Mothersole, a clarinetist and composer, is a doctoral … Continue reading →

Catch The Phantom

Get ready for Halloween with The Phantom A.D. at Ghost Town Outfitters

Music 2 weeks ago

California rock musician Harley Isaac Rother, known as The Phantom, says McDonald’s restaurants aren’t what they used to be. Rother’s band, The Phantom A.D., performs … Continue reading →

Fútbol Fanatics

Kickoff Eugene’s pro-soccer era at Footy Fest

Music 2 weeks ago

Professional soccer arrives in Eugene next year. To spread the word, the new team, Sporting Cascades FC, hosts Footy Fest Sept. 27 at Civic Park. … Continue reading →

Where Art Meets the Vine

Local couple is building a sculpture garden alongside their Eugene vineyard, showing work by prominent local and national artists

Arts 3 weeks ago

It was two years ago and more than 5,500 miles from his home in Eugene, and Stephen McKeon found himself at the global art exhibition … Continue reading →

Jazzy Journey Across the World

Music 3 weeks ago

After traveling the world, local musician Susanna Meyer performs global music with jazz interpretation at the Wildish Sept. 19 After decades of traveling the world … Continue reading →

Rockin’ and Raisin’

Support Everyone Village nonprofit with a night of music, food and fundraising 

Music 3 weeks ago

Rock into fall at Everyone Fest Sept. 19, headlined by yacht rock cover band Candy Apple Bleu. This is the first official music festival for … Continue reading →

Coming Down the Mountain

Former Hillstomp member debuts new band in Eugene

Music 3 weeks ago

Henry Hill Kammerer, formerly of Portland junkyard punk-and-blues duo Hillstomp, debuts his new band, Whipsaw, Sept. 19 at Blairally. Whipsaw comes to Eugene on their … Continue reading →

Mature Themes

OCT’s production of Spring Awakening is exceptional 

Theater 3 weeks ago

When the controversial German playwright Frank Wedekind wrote Spring Awakening in 1891, he subtitled it A Children’s Tragedy. The shocking work was widely criticized for … Continue reading →

Matthew Morrison wants to Tell You Something Good

Glee’s Matthew Morrison on his viral one-man show, Broadway and Mr. Schuester’s questionable decisions

EW-ExtraPerforming Arts 1 month ago

Despite their differences, young millennials and Gen-Z share several cultural moments that will bond them forever. These include the near impossible job market, the inability … Continue reading →

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