Matthew Logan Vasquez
Live at the Hult Center [5.7.25]
Matthew Logan Vasquez and friends came to the Hult Center April 7 as part of the 10×10 series — so tickets were only $10 as … Continue reading
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You Can’t Recall My Name, So We Just Hold Hands
Experience a touching documentary and musical performance by the Eugene Concert Choir
Grab your tissues and head over to the Hult Center Saturday, April 12, or Sunday, April 13, for an emotional concert by the Eugene Vocal Arts … Continue reading
A Night for ‘The Toni’s’
Eugene Ballet’s Toni Pimble’s farewell season continues April 12
Her final year has been a whirlwind already. There have been well-wishers and tributes at every turn for the woman who has led Eugene Ballet … Continue reading
Nova Ukraine
YAGÓDY, who plays traditional Ukrainian music, raises funds for humanitarian aid in the country April 12 in Eugene
YAGÓDY, a quartet performing traditional folk music and songs from the Ukraine and surrounding regions from a contemporary point of view, comes to Eugene April … Continue reading
Squatch out: It’s Saxy Time
A Sasquatch comes out of the woods to deliver an evening of saxiness at WOW Hall April 10
Saxsquatch. He’s elusive. He lives in the forest. He’s saxy. He’s got big feet (you know what they say). And he’s coming to WOW Hall … Continue reading
Sound as a Beall
Beall Concert Hall celebrates its 100th birthday with a weekend of music
Beall Concert Hall, host to hundreds of performances from the University of Oregon School of Music and Dance and the Oregon Bach Festival, is celebrating … Continue reading
Painting for Paws
Local children sell art to support animal shelter
Support your local animal shelter this Friday by visiting Animal Art by Kids, a part of the First Friday Youth Takeover Event in downtown Eugene. … Continue reading
Oregon’s Cowboy Artist
A new book on painter C.S. Price is coming out in June, in conjunction with a major exhibition at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art
When Eugene lawyer Roger Saydack was growing up in Detroit, Michigan, his father made it a point to regularly take him and his sister to … Continue reading
Once and Future ’90s
L.A. band Dummy brings their Clinton-era inspired indie pop to John Henry’s in Eugene
Los Angeles rock band Dummy is inspired by the ’90s, from danceable drum machine sequences at the intersection of rave culture and indie rock, to … Continue reading
10 Minutes to Tell a Story
The 17th annual Northwest 10 Festival of new 10-minute plays starts April 3 at OCT
It’s a rapid-fire lineup of plays — eight of them, to be exact, and all of them just 10 minutes long — full of whimsical … Continue reading