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Furnishing a living space should be fun and affordable. It’s a chance to develop and represent personal style and explore creativity. It’s not necessary to … Continue reading
What if ballet was performed to rock? Or, as Ballet Fantastique asks, “What if Aladdin had a soundtrack by Queen?” This Mother’s Day weekend, the … Continue reading
Slowdive, from Reading, England, could be forgiven for dropping two near-instant cult classics, if not commercially successful records, as the band did with Souvlaki and … Continue reading
Learn more about queer Indigenous culture at the University of Oregon’s Museum of Natural and Cultural History with its latest exhibit, Transgressors. Opening May 15, … Continue reading
Who would we be without our mothers and caregivers? Without them, we wouldn’t be here to tell the tale. Take advantage of the variety of … Continue reading
Eugene musician and burlesque performer Betty Jaeger’s first exposure to David Lynch taught her something about being human. Lynch, the visionary film director behind TV’s … Continue reading
The Willamette Heritage Center’s 40th annual Sheep to Shawl festival is a wonderful chance to learn how wool gets from a sheep’s coat to a … Continue reading
In a galaxy not so far away, a group of stormtroopers, Sith lords, bounty hunters and aliens are using costumes once meant to represent evil … Continue reading
Books With Pictures Eugene is stirring up excitement for Free Comic Book Day on Saturday, May 3 — as well as a major new announcement. … Continue reading
With only two years in operation, Arable Brewing Company is a small, craft five-barrel brew house with all beer brewed in-house and poured straight from … Continue reading