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Whats-Happening: Page 172

Using Your Voice for Racial Justice with Ruby Bridges

Culture 4 years ago

You’ve seen the iconic image of her by Norman Rockwell — the 1964 painting titled The Problem We All Live With —  in which a … Continue reading →

It’s a Miracle!

Milagro tells the story of a Eugene girl’s miraculous bicultural life 

Theater 4 years ago

OK, show of hands: Who in the arts world hasn’t ever daydreamed of writing a musical and having it go to Broadway? Eugene singer Evynne … Continue reading →

Bee Jazzy With Beyond Toxics

Beyond Toxics, 20 years young, cuts loose with Halie Loren to save Oregon’s bees

BlogMusic 4 years ago

Bees, those wonderful pollinators who play an integral role in the larger picture of global health and nutrition, take a bow Thursday, Oct. 21, with … Continue reading →

The Balancing Act

Ascendant Seattle rock group The Black Tones perform in Eugene

Music 4 years ago

Twin sibling Seattle musicians Eva and Cedric Walker balance each other out. The pair play together in The Black Tones, performing Oct. 16 at the … Continue reading →

Get Thrifty

Lane County has a lot of thrift stores, so here's a trusty guide for students

Culture 4 years ago

What started out for me as a budget-stretching necessity has blossomed into a full blown passion.   A wise woman in my life once told … Continue reading →

Dance the Night Away

New to Eugene or looking for the right venue? Here are the details about downtown's club scene.

Culture 4 years ago

Contrary to popular belief, Eugene has a pretty vibrant nightlife. If you’ve ever looked for a night on the town, you may have been recommended … Continue reading →

Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) Exhibit

Visual Arts 4 years ago

Don’t mourn the dead. Celebrate the departed on Día de los Muertos. It is a joyful celebration, primarily among people of Mexican heritage on the … Continue reading →

Listening and Waiting

Maxine Scates explores change and constancy in nature in her new book My Wilderness

Books 4 years ago

“When I first moved here, ferns grew six feet high,” Eugene poet Maxine Scates says in a phone interview. “The ferns are all gone now. … Continue reading →

Salt & Straw’s Big Eugene Scoop

Portland’s Salt & Straw is coming to Eugene and Eugene Weekly got an early taste

BlogCulture 4 years ago

Over the years, Salt & Straw has been getting some big attention, in some ways peaking in 2019 when the legendary Jeff Goldblum profiled the … Continue reading →

Wilco

Live at McDonald Theatre [10.8.21]

Music 4 years ago

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