Give Guide
EW’s quick list of suggestions for redistributing the wealth at year’s end
It’s that giving time of year, when the festive season invites generosity — and, if you make the right donations by Dec. 31, the tax … Continue reading
Whats-Happening: Page 161
A Portlander in The New Yorker
Shannon Wheeler’s cartoons on display in Art Show
I’ve decided to do something different and begin this review with a sales pitch: See Shannon Wheeler’s original ink drawings in Art Show at Portland’5 … Continue reading
This Week in Sportsball: Chip Kelly
Duck fans speculate over who will be next person to coach football and make millions
I do not follow sportsball but I do recognize there are people who watch other people doing things with round balls and oval balls with … Continue reading
The Eugene Gay Men’s Chorus Presents: Joy for the Holidays
It’s season’s greetings from the Eugene Gay Men’s Chorus. After almost two years away because of the pandemic, the chorus will finally have an audience … Continue reading
Burning Man
Delayed by the pandemic, Bruce Cockburn’s 50th-anniversary tour arrives in Eugene
On the occasion of a 50th-anniversary tour and in preparation for a two-CD greatest hits collection, what is the best approach to evaluating an artist’s … Continue reading
The Way East
Forget the urban/rural divide. These westside Oregon couples crossed the mountains for big skies, wide open spaces and deep community
Nestled in the sloping tawny hills of eastern Oregon is the community of Frenchglen, home to no more than a dozen houses, the historic Frenchglen … Continue reading
Local Authors
A plethora of Oregon’s writers and artists at the Lane Events Center
By William Sullivan Many of the authors featured in this year’s Winter Reading issue will be in Eugene Saturday, Dec. 11 to autograph their books. … Continue reading
Turning the/into Tools
The images — black and white photos framed by mixed media of frail and filthy children — are damning and haunting, and that’s what Eugene-based … Continue reading
Winter Reading
Eugene Weekly’s annual cold weather roundup of the books that make us warm
Did you read something you loved this year? Did you read something that made you cry or pissed you off? We did. Year after year, … Continue reading
The American Poet
Big Thief’s Adrianne Lenker performs solo in Eugene
Eugene audiences have every opportunity to see great live music, but rarely do we have the chance to catch an artist so creatively potent and … Continue reading