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Skoolies Roll Into Oakridge for the Annual Bus Fair

Tour up to 30 buses converted into homes at the annual fair

Whats-Happening 3 days ago

The Bus Fair is a weekend event bringing together a unique mix of custom school bus renovations ranging across all sizes. There will also be … Continue reading →

Aroma on the McKenzie 

McKenzie River Lavender welcomes you to enjoy with your senses

Whats-Happening 3 days ago

Imagine a field of lavender — the color, smell and maybe some music playing in the background. McKenzie River Lavenderwelcomes you to the annual Lavender … Continue reading →

Get into the Giving Cycle 

Shift Community Cycles hosts annual giving event

Whats-Happening 3 days ago

Shift Community Cycles is a local nonprofit dedicated to expanding access to bicycles, hands-on education and inclusive cycling events. Shift hosts Chain Reaction: A Community … Continue reading →

Look for the Red Wigs

The Eugene Helens are hosting a Roper Romp through Eugene this Friday

Whats-Happening 3 days ago

Jenette Kime brought theHelen Roper Romp to Eugene last June. She found out about the Helens when she saw pictures from Portland’s Roper Romp — … Continue reading →

Free BIPOC Community Event Packed with Health Resources

Take steps for better health with education and free resources for the whole family

Whats-Happening 3 days ago

Come and experience a diverse offering of free health resources at the NAACP Health Fair this Saturday, June 6, hosted by theEugene Springfield NAACP (National … Continue reading →

Purrrfect Summer Guide

It’s meow or never! Bat around some ideas for a hiss-terically fun summer!

Whats-Happening 3 days ago

Is it summer already? You’ve got to be kitten! We hope you’re feline excited, because this is Eugene Weekly’s annual Summer Guide, where we tell … Continue reading →

Bleepin’ Funny: A Tsunami Books Benefit

Bleepin’ Funny brings a comedic performance to benefit Tsunami’s efforts to purchase its building 

Comedy 1 week ago

     Live a little and laugh a lot at the upcoming Bleepin’ Funny comedy benefit show, to fundraise for Tsunami Books’ efforts to purchase its building … Continue reading →

Architecture as an Art Form

For decades, Otto Poticha has played a major role in the shaping of Eugene architecture

Culture 1 week ago

It’s 1960, and Otto Poticha and his wife, Sharon Scott East Poticha, are driving around the country, and even into British Columbia, to, as he … Continue reading →

UO Almost 100 Years Ago

Ed’s Coed, made by students in 1929, plays again with a live band at the UO June 3

Film 1 week ago

Ninety-seven years ago, on Nov. 15, 1929, a movie called Ed’s Coed opened at the McDonald Theatre in downtown Eugene. Back then, it still played … Continue reading →

Community Light

High-energy Ukrainian folk band performs in Eugene

Music 1 week ago

Kommuna Lux, a lively folk music ensemble from Odesa, Ukraine, performs May 30 at Tsunami Books on a West Coast U.S. tour, raising funds for … Continue reading →

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