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Whats-Happening: Page 182

Pride Marches On

After Eugene’s biggest Pride in 2019 and no festival in 2020, Pride in the Park is back with some differences from previous years 

Culture 4 years ago

Bill Sullivan attended his first Eugene Pride festival around 2000. At the time, it featured a small stage, one or two food trucks and about … Continue reading →

Since His Time Immemorial

A Eugene dentist and a UO alum plan to preserve story of Modoc War through documentary, memorial

Culture 4 years ago

Donald Dexter grew up under the watchful gaze of Kaitchkona Winema, his seventh generation ancestor. Her portrait hung in Dexter’s grandparents’ home on the Klamath … Continue reading →

Springfield 2nd Friday Art Walk

Visual Arts 4 years ago

It has been more than a year since art lovers have been able to gather for the Springfield 2nd Friday Art Walk. The wait is … Continue reading →

Drawings, Vessels and Giant Bottle Stoppers

A private collection looks at Dale Chihuly’s art through the decades at Salem’s Hallie Ford Museum of Art   

Visual Arts 4 years ago

People are still wearing masks, but it’s good to see art in person again. My first in-person museum viewing in 15 months, since museums were … Continue reading →

Moshow the Cat Rapper

Music 4 years ago

“Real Men Love Cats.” I have three cats and I proudly wear that T-shirt. Another man who openly loves cats is Portland-based Moshow the Cat … Continue reading →

It’s About Time – July 2021

About Time 4 years ago

Finding a cool spot to relax and commune with nature can take a little searching in urban landscapes. Many parks in Eugene have small patches … Continue reading →

Back to the Woodshed

Inaugural jazz workshop is a way for musicians to regain chops after a year-plus of shutdown music scene

Music 4 years ago

For nearly a year and a half, performance venues have been shut down. It’s been a boring period for music fans, but for young musicians, … Continue reading →

A Slapshot of Hops

Eugene brewery is the beer of choice for new National Hockey League team Seattle Kraken 

DrinkNewsSports 4 years ago

When the puck drops for the 2021-22 National Hockey League season, Eugene-based Hop Valley will have its craft beer in Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena concession … Continue reading →

Ballet Fantastique

Dance 4 years ago

Another heatwave comes late this week, but don’t fret — Ballet Fantastique comes to the rescue with the first of its sizzling summer outdoor performances … Continue reading →

Periwinkle and Denim

Two kids from Eugene make their film debut alongside Hollywood stars

Film 4 years ago

One afternoon in the summer of 2018, a nervous Amelia Borgerding and Parker Pascoe-Sheppard approached writer and director Sabrina Doyle in an ice cream shop … Continue reading →

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