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Whats-Happening: Page 4

Hips Creaking, Bed Squeaking

77-year-old former sex worker performs one-woman show about her clients at The Hybrid

Culture 3 weeks ago

We all hope to live long enough to grow old. But Charla Hathaway, a 77-year-old Portland-based doctor of clinical sexology, hopes that we don’t wait … Continue reading →

Rising Tides Lift Papa’s Boat

Eugene-born jazz brothers Dana and Alden McWayne’s new album brought them to one of their heroes

Music 3 weeks ago

Before they began a jazz hero’s journey taking them across the world, Dana and Alden McWayne were kids working on an apple orchard. Working at … Continue reading →

Mother’s Day

Tracy Bonham celebrates her  breakthrough record’s thirtieth birthday in Eugene

MusicWhats-Happening 3 weeks ago

Brooklyn-based musician Tracy Bonham, who played grunge and alt-rock early in her career, has faith in young people. “They’re so smart. We should trust them … Continue reading →

Unique Equines

Cirque Ma'Ceo gallops in with 200 years of European horse circus traditions

Whats-Happening 3 weeks ago

A circus with a unique equine twist comes to town August 21 through 29. Cirque Ma’Ceo is a spectacle from the mind of Olissio Zoppe, … Continue reading →

Fundraising For Good

Whats-Happening 3 weeks ago

Black Thistle Street Aid, a local health care nonprofit dedicated to providing services to Eugene’s unhoused population, hosts its annual fundraiser Friday, August 21 at … Continue reading →

Exploring Lakes Near John Day 

Hiking on Oregon’s east side

CultureOutdoors 4 weeks ago

There’s a whole world of forests and mountains in eastern Oregon to visit if you’re needing a change of scenery this summer. Visiting requires a … Continue reading →

A Toad, a Badger and an Outdoor Theater

Bring a blanket and step into the British countryside

Theater 4 weeks ago

A beloved children’s novel starring a badger, a toad and a mole, is coming to life at a local park near you — courtesy of … Continue reading →

Hot August Skates

Beach Goth Roller Party! in downtown Eugene

Whats-Happening 4 weeks ago

Eugene Roller Village and Ghost Town Outfitters present Beach Goth Roller Party! at the Farmer’s Market Pavilion in downtown Eugene. “Roller rinks around the country … Continue reading →

Your Pet Has Been Studying You 

OSU research examines how pets learn our habits, recognize our cues and build bonds with us

Culture 4 weeks ago

Your pet may not know what a bad day is, but they know what one looks like. They know the sound of your footsteps when … Continue reading →

Unconditional Love With No Copay

For homeless pet owners, Pro-Bone-O offers care and comfort for their furry friends

Culture 4 weeks ago

Kim Thorn regularly lines up on Second Avenue, outside of Eugene Mission, with a cat carrier. Her cat, Oliver, has severe asthma and requires monthly … Continue reading →

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