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Whats-Happening: Page 397

Picnic Providers

For when you want to ditch the dining room

Chow 8 years ago

What makes the perfect picnic? Aside from a memorable locale, isn’t it all about the food? But just any food does not a perfect picnic … Continue reading →

Eugene is Ready for Fruity Hawaiian Bowls

Big Kahuna Bow offers açai treats

Chow 8 years ago

Açai bowls — those fruity concoctions like smoothies you eat with a spoon — may be a trend but they certainly aren’t a fad, say … Continue reading →

Chicken Ninja!

At Buck Buck, chicken is life

Chow 8 years ago

Butchering — cutting down an animal for food — is an art, a calling, a passion.  But for Mikey Lawrence from wildly popular food truck … Continue reading →

Patio Living

At the McKenzie General Store

Chow 8 years ago

Tucked into the trees at the edge of Highway 126 along the McKenzie River is a vintage storefront. Don’t let the quaint exterior deceive you. … Continue reading →

One Hell of a Road Trip

A high schooler’s life takes a serious detour in Eugene author J.C. Geiger’s Wildman

Books 8 years ago

The premise is strictly film noir: Returning from a road trip to Seattle, a high school valedictorian from Oregon — an all-American kid, first-chair trumpet … Continue reading →

Feed the Senses

Solve Eugene’s brunch problem at Lion and Owl

Chow 8 years ago

Step into Lion and Owl Brunch, a new food truck located on 5th and Washington, and immediately smile. Lion and Owl is in a converted … Continue reading →

A Rose with Thorns

The musical masterpiece Gypsy opens this weekend at The Shedd

Music 8 years ago

The overture to Gypsy kicks off the show with one of those rousing, familiar tunes that practically bellows “classic American musical.” And a classic this is, the … Continue reading →

A Clear Case of Bunburyism

Cottage Theatre plays it straight with Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest

Theater 8 years ago

Perhaps it’s just fate, a roll of the dice, but in all the several years I’ve been reviewing the work of community theaters, I’ve seen … Continue reading →

Sex-Positive Sock Hop

Music 8 years ago

Eugene musician Katelynn Erb wants you to attend the event she’s helped plan, produce and promote. The event is The Joy of Sex: A Celebration … Continue reading →

The Company Doing Juicing Right

Fresh Press Northwest takes cold press to new heights

Chow 8 years ago

If you think cold-pressed juices only taste like Brussels sprouts, you’ll be amazed to hear one special juicery in town even has child admirers.  Jon … Continue reading →

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