Archaeology Channel International Film Festival
It’s the mystery that has puzzled many: What happened to Amelia Earhart, the famed pilot who disappeared in 1937? Jaime Bach, anthropologist and archaeologist, offers … Continue reading
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A Dog’s Life
Finding a way to live with canine epilepsy during the pandemic
It was bound to happen sooner or later, given the nature of Aksel’s disease and the nature of COVID-19-induced remote meetings. But still, my heart … Continue reading
It’s Showtime
`50s and `60s music showcase marks live music’s return to The Shedd
Story goes that the iconic rockabilly tune “Blue Suede Shoes,” popularized by Elvis Presley, was written by Carl Perkins in 1955 when, during a concert, … Continue reading
The Heart of Willamette Cooking School
There are the old stories of rural communities where everyone trusts each other and no one bothers to lock their car doors — except during … Continue reading
Best Potted Plants (For) Ever
Large pots lead to long plant lives
Most gardeners know that when it comes to container gardening, large pots are best: for the plants, for the caregiver and for visual impact. Nice … Continue reading
Oregon Children’s Choir
It’s been a hard year away for everyone with the pandemic restrictions. For the Oregon Children’s Choir, it has meant Zoom rehearsals in the winter … Continue reading
The Show (Finally) Goes On
Eugene area theaters will see live shows this summer and fall
After a year of dark, empty stages, local theaters have at last begun to open again with live shows on the books as we continue … Continue reading
Paddle On
Aquatic recreation is perfect for COVID social distancing
Lane County’s warm summers and access to lakes are the perfect combination for trying out new modes of aquatic recreation. Whether you want to try … Continue reading
Moving On To Other Platforms
Lawrence Brownlee is among the headliners at this year’s virtual OBF
For some, the COVID pandemic has been a frustrating period of idling, and this is especially so for musicians in the arts. Not so for … Continue reading
Down the Drain, Up with Art
Springfield seeks artists to help deliver environmental message with UpStream Art project
I don’t normally think of storm drains unless there’s a flood on my street and then it’s, like, isn’t there a storm drain around here? But … Continue reading