Food for the Soul
Here are five culinary picks from a veteran Fairgoer
The Oregon Country Fair is a magical gathering from start to finish, offering amazing music and art, some of the best craft vendors in the … Continue reading
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Between Two Notes
Dance to MonoNeon’s microtonal music at the Fair
The Oregon Country Fair is returning to in-person gathering after two consecutive summers of COVID-19-adaptive virtual events. And this year’s musical lineup is worth the … Continue reading
Eugene’s Hot Summer
A taste of Dave’s Hot Chicken inside the UO’s bubble
Eugene’s hot chicken summer is on. For years, Eugene didn’t have a place dedicated to Nashville hot chicken, which, simply put, is fried chicken with … Continue reading
Nurture the Bees, Please
Your garden can house and feed native bees
Any observant person with a garden knows that where there are flowers, there will also be bees. But bees are in trouble, and we can … Continue reading
Plenty of opportunities to celebrate Independence Day
From the glare and booming sounds of the late-night fireworks to the more peaceful gatherings of the day, Lane County residents have plenty of opportunities … Continue reading
Dive Into Mixed-Media Art
This summer at the Eugene Downtown Library, discover ‘Biology Rising’ by Julie Anderson Bailey
An art show at the Eugene Downtown Library highlights humanity, biology, COVID-19, female activists and the American flag. On the second floor of the library, … Continue reading
Trip Advisor
The psilocybin community is happy Measure 109 passed, but there is a long road ahead to accessible psilocybin assisted therapy
On June 6, Oregon Psilocybin Services — a branch of the Oregon Health Authority — announced it will begin licensing training centers for psilocybin therapists, … Continue reading
Smart Flow
Two former UO physics grad students have created an app that can measure your pee flow
Two of the three founders of the Eugene-based Emano Metrics met as graduate students at the University of Oregon’s Department of Physics, but were interested … Continue reading
Black Sheep Gathering
The beauty of colored wool, mohair and alpaca fibers is being celebrated this weekend. For the first time after two pandemic-driven years, the Black Sheep … Continue reading
Beyond Toxics 8th Annual Bee Jazzy
It’s National Pollinator Week, and Beyond Toxics is prepared. The sweet jazz vocals of Halie Loren and her quartet, along with the guitar playing of … Continue reading