Skip to content

Eugene Weekly

We've got issues.

  • News
  • Arts
  • Calendar
  • Support
  • Advertise in Eugene Weekly
  • News
  • Arts
  • Culture
  • Music
  • Opinion
    • Slant
    • Letters
  • Calendar
    • Submit An Event
    • Calendar Guidelines & FAQ
  • EW Newsletters
  • Support Eugene Weekly
  • MORE
    • Visual Arts
    • Photo Galleries
    • Performing Arts
    • Film
    • Chow
    • Drink
    • Cannabis
    • Outdoors
    • Classifieds
    • Obituary
    • What’s Happening Podcast
  • Facebook
  • Mastodon
  • Instagram
  • Contact Us
Arts: Page 3

Farm Labor in the Valley

Springfield History Museum opens a new exhibit, looking at the rich history of farm worker labor and unionizing history in the Willamette Valley

Arts 1 month ago

Springfield History Museum opens a new exhibit called “Farm Labor in the Valley” July 10, featuring the long history and individual stories of those involved … Continue reading →

Flying High, Romantic and Messy

Founder of renowned vaudeville juggling troupe Flying Karamazov Brothers signs his 784-page memoir at OCF

Books 1 month ago

Few eras of modern history have been romanticized by later generations the way that the late 1960s through the early 1980s have. Between the literature, … Continue reading →

A Comic, a Guitar and a Puppet Walk into a Bar…

A glimpse into Demi Adejuyigbe’s upcoming set at the Oregon Country Fair

Comedy 1 month ago

Demi Adejuyigbe is a talented and versatile British American writer, comedian, filmmaker, podcaster and musician with an extensive writing portfolio that includes The Good Place, … Continue reading →

Rabies Outbreak

Heavy experimental Los Angeles artist Lane Del Rabies performs in Eugene

Music 1 month ago

Like great horror movie directors, world-building is crucial for Los Angeles musician and multidisciplinary artist Sam An, who performs as Lana Del Rabies. An comes … Continue reading →

 Zimbabwe’s beats at the Oregon Country Fair

Piwai and the Mystic Gong are bringing flavors of African music to the Oregon Country Fair. 

Music 1 month ago

African musician Piwai performs at the Oregon Country Fair for the first time, bringing her classic mix of Afrobeats, mbira, reggae and soul. Piwai’s sets … Continue reading →

Doum, Tek & Ka 

George Sadak returns to the Oregon Country Fair to teach the Egyptian tabla

Music 1 month ago

George Sadak is bringing a part of Alexandria, Egypt’s vibrant streets, to Eugene for the Oregon Country Fair and shares the gift of tabla with … Continue reading →

Farewell (Fair) Friends, Welcome New Faces

OCF 2026 concerts honor the past, look toward the future

Music 1 month ago

This year’s Oregon Country Fair concert lineup honors a late music legend with deep roots at the event, and welcomes an up-and-coming duo of brothers … Continue reading →

A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood

Artists from Los Angeles, Nashville and Eugene on display at RecRoom gallery

Arts 1 month ago

Love Thy Neighbor, a group art show hanging at RecRoom gallery in South Eugene, opened June 26. The installation includes artists from Eugene, Los Angeles, … Continue reading →

Don’t We Live in a Utopia

John Zerzan’s recently released memoir gives insight into an anarchist against civilization

BooksNews 1 month ago

In his recently published memoir, Often in the Right Place: The Education of an Anarchist, Eugene’s own anarcho-primitivist philosopher details an exchange that took place … Continue reading →

The Life and Death of a Local Wrestling Legend 

Eugene native Michael Copperman recounts the story of Kenny Cox in his book Seeking Kenny: A Wrestler’s Journey

Books 1 month ago

Eugene-born Kenny Cox was once the best high school wrestler in the nation, winning five Junior National titles, 10 Oregon championships and the 1997 ASICS … Continue reading →

Posts navigation

← Previous
3 of 462
Next →
Current Issue
Current Issue
Find a Paper Read this Issue
  • Facebook
  • Mastodon
  • Instagram
  • YouTube
  • Find A Paper
  • Advertise with Eugene Weekly
  • Submit An Event
  • Promotions
  • Masthead
  • Contact
  • Support Eugene Weekly
  • We Are Hiring

© Eugene Weekly, 2026