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Get your nerd on this weekend at Eugene’s annual Nerd Pride, where around 40 different vendors will be selling artwork, trading cards and other fantasy-related … Continue reading
Let’s say you love peaches, and they’re most abundant in summer when they’re in season. But when the leaves begin to fall and the valley … Continue reading
Umpqua Valley’s cultural and natural history will be celebrated at the 18th annual Blooms & Butterflies Festival June 21 at the Elkton Community Education Center … Continue reading
There are two possibilities for celebrating Juneteenth in Eugene this week. Rhythm and Resilience Juneteenth Celebration highlights history and resilience by spotlighting Black-owned businesses and … Continue reading
Merrill Garbus sees a connection between her background in puppeteering and the music she makes with Tune-Yards, her Oakland, California-based avant-garde dance pop band, performing … Continue reading
Jazz vocalist Gina Saputo, a Springfield High School graduate who sometimes performs with Jeff Goldblum’s Los Angeles-based jazz band, Mildred Snitzer Orchestra, plays June 13 … Continue reading
From founder Maude Kerns’ “Untitled” watercolor to current art center staff member Marsha Maverick Wells’ drawing of “Tracy on the White Sheepskin,” the goal of … Continue reading
It’s a painstaking multi-step approach to art, but the results are beautiful, and lifetime Eugene resident Connie Mueller is ready to show her art again … Continue reading
Say “aloha” to Springfield Public Library’s summer reading program with its Hawaiian opening celebration Wednesday, June 18. Aloha, Summer! welcomes you into the library with … Continue reading
The Oregon Caves Chateau was recently designated as one of the 11 most endangered historic places of 2025 by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. … Continue reading