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Rose’s Turn

Rose Children’s Theatre provides a stage for youth and self expression

Theater 4 days ago

Some of the most impressive theater out there comes from the whimsical enthusiasm of youth. Rose Children’s Theatre has been in Eugene since 1978, offering … Continue reading →

Infatuated Foos Fighting Chilli Peppers

All ages tribute band music festival debuted with all ’90s alt-rock lineup

EW-ExtraMusic 6 days ago

The world of tribute bands is large, complicated and very beautiful — and in these dystopian Ticketmaster/Live Nation wars, this world is bigger than ever. … Continue reading →

A Gift Horse

Horse Feathers celebrate Words Are Dead’s 20th birthday at Art House

Music 2 weeks ago

For the first time in several years, Oregon indie-folk band Horse Feathers is back out on the road, celebrating the 20th anniversary of their cult … Continue reading →

Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue with St. Paul & The Broken Bones

Live at the Cuthbert August 20

EW-ExtraMusic 2 weeks ago

A Shocking History

Oregon journalist Steve Law expands his highly renowned series on the Ku Klux Klan in new book

BooksEW-Extra 3 weeks ago

Five blocks from Steve Law’s home in Southeast Portland lies Mount Tabor. Law goes hiking there a few times a week and served as chairman … Continue reading →

Rising Tides Lift Papa’s Boat

Eugene-born jazz brothers Dana and Alden McWayne’s new album brought them to one of their heroes

Music 3 weeks ago

Before they began a jazz hero’s journey taking them across the world, Dana and Alden McWayne were kids working on an apple orchard. Working at … Continue reading →

Mother’s Day

Tracy Bonham celebrates her  breakthrough record’s thirtieth birthday in Eugene

MusicWhats-Happening 3 weeks ago

Brooklyn-based musician Tracy Bonham, who played grunge and alt-rock early in her career, has faith in young people. “They’re so smart. We should trust them … Continue reading →

A Toad, a Badger and an Outdoor Theater

Bring a blanket and step into the British countryside

Theater 4 weeks ago

A beloved children’s novel starring a badger, a toad and a mole, is coming to life at a local park near you — courtesy of … Continue reading →

Remembering Charley Snellings

Eugene musicians host a tribute concert to remember a local blues musician 

EW-ExtraMusic 4 weeks ago

Charley Snellings, a beloved Eugene-based blues musician, passed away Nov. 12, 2025. A tribute concert will be held on August 19, featuring Paul Biondi, Robert … Continue reading →

Jazz Overseas

 OFAM’s 35th concert series goes global

Music 4 weeks ago

American music has continuously evolved and grown, with one of its most identifiable genres, jazz, carrying musical influences from throughout the world. The 35th Oregon … Continue reading →

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