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Whats-Happening: Page 213

Show, Don’t Read

Oregon names a new poet laureate. Expect to be energized.

ArtsBooks 5 years ago

Oregon has a new official poet laureate. On May 4, Anis Mojgani became the 10th poet to enjoy that slightly archaic-sounding title — and the … Continue reading →

Good Garden Reads

Two new books to help the home gardener

Gardening 5 years ago

Ooh, la la! Ciscoe Morris, well loved TV and radio host and recently retired Seattle Times columnist, has published a new book. His previous book, … Continue reading →

Ballet Fantastique’s Alice in Wonderland Watch Party

Dance 5 years ago

It starts with the troubling and recurring dream as well as the mourning of the loss of her father. She attends a stifling high-society garden … Continue reading →

Talent on the Home Front

Hult Center’s virtual Stay Home Talent Show shines light on local talent during the lockdown

Music 5 years ago

In one video, an average dad, or perhaps a youthful grandpa, dances the “Banana Cabana” behind a black curtain, with only his hands and face … Continue reading →

EW’s Annual Planting Guide

Prepare your gardens!

Gardening 5 years ago

Planning is one of the most important elements of gardening. It is also one of the easiest steps to overlook, especially for the beginner. Knowing … Continue reading →

A Gem Shines Brighter

The 17th edition of the Archaeology Film Festival kicks off, online, May 13

BlogFilm 5 years ago

It has been a precious commodity for Eugene the past 16 years. Now the Archaeology Channel International Film Festival, Lane County’s longest running film festival, … Continue reading →

A Quiet, Meaningful Story in ‘Saint Frances’

Kelly O'Sullivan and Alex Thompson bring honesty to a simple film

ArtsFilm 5 years ago

For weeks, if you’d asked me what I’ve seen and recommended recently, I would’ve had just two answers: the Netflix series Lost in Space, because … Continue reading →

Outdoors for Quarantine Time

Way in the Woods: Navigating the outdoors in COVID-19

Outdoors 5 years ago

In this time of “Stay home, stay safe,” at least we have the outdoors. Wait! Don’t go outside! There’s too many people, it’s risky and … Continue reading →

Couching for a Cause

Live-streamed music festival to benefit FOOD for Lane County

Music 5 years ago

OK, maybe Coachella isn’t happening this year. But Saturday, May 2, Covchella, an online music and arts festival, will stream live on the Twitch platform. … Continue reading →

Inside Out

Channel your outdoor energy for these indoor options

Culture 5 years ago

Now that the sun is out somewhat more regularly, we have to resist the urge to act like Floridians and take over a beach. And … Continue reading →

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