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Whats-Happening: Page 358

Dis-invited Oregon Bach Fest Musician Speaks

ArtsMusic 8 years ago

Dutch cellist Jaap ter Linden was thrilled to be invited to conduct a concert at this year’s Oregon Bach Festival, an event at which he … Continue reading →

I Married A White Supremacist

How my husband went down the rabbit hole of Neo-Nazism

Culture 8 years ago

When I woke up that Wednesday, flicked on my phone and read the local news raging like a California brushfire across my Facebook feed, my … Continue reading →

Rolling on the River

Eugene Symphony, McKenzie River Trust and Travel Lane County team up for music and photo extravaganza

MusicVisual Arts 8 years ago

When Eugene Symphony began planning this month’s orchestra concert some two years ago, Executive Director Scott Freck wondered to himself: What are the things we’re … Continue reading →

The Secret Life of Trees

Keith Achepohl at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art

Visual Arts 8 years ago

After I viewed Keith Achepohl’s new exhibit Vision of Nature/Vessel of Beauty at the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, I began to look at the … Continue reading →

A Long Hot Summer

Romantic exploration leads to self-discovery in the languid Italian heat of Luca Guadagnino’s Call me By Your Name

Film 8 years ago

In the Italian countryside that director Luca Guadagnino (I Am Love) adores, 17-year-old Elio (Timothée Chalamet) is in the middle of a summer about which … Continue reading →

Finding the Lost Thread

The Father offers a moving portrait of dementia

Theater 8 years ago

There is always a danger, as an artist, in launching forth with a single cause or affliction or ideology and melding it into a work … Continue reading →

It’s About Time

Digging our fingers in garden dirt distracts us momentarily from the grim prospects of global warming.

About TimeOutdoors 8 years ago

Although spring does not begin officially until Equinox in March, Eugeneans might well pronounce that spring begins on Lunar New Year, Feb. 16, this year. … Continue reading →

Eagles Rock the Hult, Queens Tear the Roof Off

Music 8 years ago

The Hult Center took a break from more urbane offerings Saturday night, Jan. 27, to rock faces off. West Coast darlings Eagles of Death Metal … Continue reading →

Please Don't Forget Me

Cigarettes and Milk performing live for #lincolnstreetsessions

Lincoln St. Sessions 8 years ago

Eugene Weekly presents Cigarettes and Milk performing ‘Please Don’t Forget Me’ for #lincolnstreetsessions live at the EW offices. Eugene Weekly’s Back Beat: Lincoln Street Sessions … Continue reading →

Rock ’n’ Roll Reckoning

A true rock band is as rare as a wooly mammoth

ArtsMusic 8 years ago

If there’s one thing that can be said about Queens of the Stone Age, it’s that they are a true rock band. QOTSA’s stuff is … Continue reading →

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