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American Music, American Tapestry

Oregon Bach Festival honors two of America’s most esteemed composers

Music 3 weeks ago

 The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra principal conductor, Gemma New, picks up the baton July 9 at the Hult Center for pieces by two of America’s … Continue reading →

Lots of Liberty and Lots of Light

The Springfield Utility Board’s Light of Liberty Celebration will light up the skies and bring light to the lives of low-income Springfield families

Whats-Happening 3 weeks ago

This year’s July 4 is already special, being America’s 250th and all. But it is also the Springfield Utility Board’s Light of Liberty Celebration at … Continue reading →

Burning Activism

Author of new book chronicling the rise and fall of the Earth Liberation Front in Eugene to speak at Hodgepodge

Books 1 month ago

Burning the Forest Service ranger station in Oakridge, torching a ski resort, releasing wild horses, sabotaging powerlines and burning SUVs at what was a Joe … Continue reading →

New Music Eugene

Two local bands, two new records, highlight this week’s concert schedule

Music 1 month ago

Two Eugene bands celebrate new music this week. Foreal, an alternative pop quintet with classic rock influences, plays WOW Hall June 27 supporting their debut, … Continue reading →

Lips, the Teeth, the Tip of the Tongue

Avant-garde vocal arts ensemble Roomful of Teeth joins the Oregon Bach Festival

Music 1 month ago

Grammy Award-winning vocal ensembleRoomful of Teeth performs an evening of Indigenous-inspired music July 1 in their first appearance at the Oregon Bach Festival. Their repertoire … Continue reading →

Grind on ’Em

UO Theatre Celebrates queerness through pantomime theater 

Theater 1 month ago

Everyone knows the story of Cinderella.  But not everyone knows Grindrella, Cinderella’s sexed-up, queer pantomime step-sibling. And no one knows it better than the students … Continue reading →

Cottage Grove to Host First Ever Community Pride Picnic

South Lane County Pride organizers invite residents to gather for a free afternoon of music, drag performances, and community activities celebrating LGBTQ+ inclusion

Whats-Happening 1 month ago

 South Lane County Oregon Pride and other local community members have designed an event in Cottage Grove to celebrate inclusion, love and joy at this … Continue reading →

2026 Pride March Canceled

Downtown 2026 Eugene Pride march and rally canceled due to safety concerns; festival still scheduled as planned. 

CultureEW-Extra 1 month ago

Eugene Springfield Pride announced the night of June 21 that the annual Pride rally and march has been canceled due to safety concerns. The Pride … Continue reading →

Gordon Lakes

The wildlands of the South Santiam beckon

Outdoors 1 month ago

Sandwiched between the Willamette Valley and the high Cascades, the “old Cascades” — ancient mountains now eroded into cliffs and plateaus — offer some of … Continue reading →

All Are Welcome

Enjoy drag performances, queer choirs and more in celebration of Pride Month 

Culture 1 month ago

According to Nick West, Eugene Pride’s president and event coordinator, “Pride shouldn’t only be accessible to organizations with big pocketbooks.” He says 2026 Eugene Pride … Continue reading →

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