Art in the Courtyard
Maude Kerns Art Center presents the first of three Art in the Courtyard special events noon to 6 pm Saturday, July 4. The events are … Continue reading
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Euchre Anyone?
A weekly card group that’s gotten together for a quarter century continues online
If you’ve been a faithful reader of Eugene Weekly for the past quarter century, you might remember a 1997 ad calling on displaced Midwesterners to … Continue reading
Addicted
A Seattle singer-songwriter faces the music three decades after Cobain
The Seattle music scene of the ’90s that gave rise to a slew of now legendary bands — Nirvana, Soundgarden and Pearl Jam, to name … Continue reading
Photos of the Washburne
An exhibit winding up at New Zone captures the warmth of a historic district in Springfield
Coronavirus restrictions have made this a forgettable spring on Eugene’s art gallery circuit. But as we turn the corner into summer, things are beginning to … Continue reading
A Steampunk Shrew
Eugene artist Joseph Mross designs the look for a Eugene Ballet production next year of Taming of the Shrew
Leave it to Eugene Ballet to pull off a steampunk adaptation of Shakespeare’s most controversial play, Taming of the Shrew. That’s right, you read that … Continue reading
Community BIPOC Fundraiser
Their voices, at long last, are starting to be heard. One entry to the culture and the array of businesses owned by people of color … Continue reading
Virtual Bach Fest
Escape Zoom hell and stream OBF’s greatest hits for the next two weeks on KWAX
Normally in this issue we’d be telling you all about the Oregon Bach Festival’s upcoming concerts. But “normally” scampered off a while back, to return … Continue reading
Artists Paint ‘Black Lives Matter’ Mural on Eugene Street
The painting began early morning outside the federal courthouse
On Friday, June 19, also known as Juneteenth, artists painted “Black Lives Matter” in front of Eugene’s Wayne L. Morse Courthouse. The muralists started painting … Continue reading
The Disappearance Artist
Elizabeth Moss plays the author of 'The Lottery' in the creepy biopic Shirley
I’ve argued here and elsewhere that, for my money, one of the most authentically feminist films of the past 25 years is Winter’s Bone, Debra … Continue reading
Eugene Juneteenth
Juneteenth Celebration in Eugene on Saturday
There have been Black Lives Matter-related protests nearly every day since May 31 in Eugene in response to years of police brutality and the recent … Continue reading