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Jeff Tweedy

Live at Jaqua Concert Hall March 30

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Father John Misty

Live at McDonald Theatre April 2

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Revolutionary Women

The Revolutionists at Very Little Theatre is both nifty and lavish

Theater 2 months ago

When you enter Very Little Theatre’s main stage auditorium to attend the current production of The Revolutionists, the first thing that catches your eye is … Continue reading →

Hart-Shaped Box

Eugene comedian records a live album at The Hybrid Gallery

Comedy 2 months ago

A dead cow changed Nathan Hart’s life. Driving to a gig in Central Oregon, the Eugene comedian hit the animal, which was already deceased in … Continue reading →

Room Tone

Willamette Valley ambient musicians perform at Cowfish

Music 2 months ago

On April 3, musicians from Eugene, Salem and Portland perform an evening of experimental and ambient music at Cowfish. Eugene drone artist Don Haugen explores … Continue reading →

First Descent: A Filmmaker’s Journey 

OPB documentarian Jessie Sears makes a film that’s close to her heart

Film 2 months ago

For Oregon Public Broadcasting documentarian Jessie Sears, the Klamath River has been a pivotal part of her life — though she hasn’t always been aware … Continue reading →

Vote For Pedro

Celebrate 30 years of indie rock with Pedro the Lion

Music 2 months ago

David Bazan was in the midst of writing an autobiographical five-album cycle as the 30th anniversary of his long-running Seattle indie rock project, Pedro the … Continue reading →

The Meter Readers

Grassroots art project turns downtown eyesores into art

Arts 2 months ago

There’s a public art project happening in downtown Eugene, but with no press release or mayoral ribbon-cutting, you may not have noticed it. About a … Continue reading →

Singing the Lived Experiences

Eugene Gay Men’s Chorus is to host an annual concert, titled Legacies. 

Music 2 months ago

Eugene Gay Men’s Chorus is a fairly new group, formed in May 2018 in response to the need in the community to come together. With … Continue reading →

Pick a Pair

Olympia, Washington banjo and vocal harmony duo performs at The Shedd

Music 2 months ago

On “Give it All Away,” from The Lowest Pair’s latest album, Kendl Winter sings, “By now I wonder how the seasons always seem to take … Continue reading →

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