Spring into Brunch
Well, it’s been one year since the start of the pandemic, and the dark winter season is over. And we’re all still here. So don’t … Continue reading
News
Remembering Eugene Winters
He always had a smile on his face
Eugene Winters was a friend to anyone in need, according to those who remember him. Before his death, he participated in the Frequent User Service … Continue reading
New Building on the Block
A new mixed income development in downtown Eugene raises questions about architecture and affordability
The old, vacant Lane Community College building on Willamette Street might finally have a new destiny — being razed, paving the way for a mixed … Continue reading
At Your Service
After eight years as an EWEB commissioner, Steve Mital says he’s ready to serve on LCC’s Board of Education
Steve Mital has thought about how to direct a public agency’s staff for years, ever since he was first elected commissioner on the Eugene Electric … Continue reading
Lane County Commission Says Racism Public Health Threat
But not all Lane County commissioners voted for the resolution
Less than 24 hours after former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was found guilty on three charges related to his murder of George Floyd, the … Continue reading
Arts
Desert Rose
Portland country singer-songwriter Kassi Valazza plays a hybrid virtual and in-person concert at the Hult Center
Playing music that could only come from the desert Southwest — arid, lonely and mysterious — country songwriter Kassi Valazza comes to Eugene supporting her … Continue reading
Monologue is Serious Fun
Garrick Imatani’s exhibit at ANTI-AESTHETIC gallery addresses perceptions about cultural identity
Garrick Imatani’s Monologue is one exhibit in Dismantling the House, a series of public programs and exhibitions curated by Yaelle Amir, the 2020-2021 curator-in residence … Continue reading
Chamber Music Amici – “French Masters”
The French are coming this week, and they’re bringing their chamber music! French composers take center stage in the last of the 2020-21 virtual concert … Continue reading
Supernova
Eugene indie rock trio Novacane, popular in the UO house show scene, releases debut LP
Forged in the raw immediacy of the University of Oregon house show circuit, Eugene-based indie rock trio Novacane knows what it means to maintain their … Continue reading
Culture
They’ve Got the Meats
Tucky’s Food Cart in Springfield won’t give you commitment issues
Brian Etienne slaps the American Deluxe sandwich on a food scale. It weighs nearly two pounds and is filled with pulled pork, fried chicken, honey … Continue reading
The Hole-y Land of Bagels
Lox, Stocks and Bagels is the only place to get authentic, boiled bagels in Eugene and so much more
Reader, I must be up front with you. Lox, Stocks and Bagels is my happy place. My escape. My twice-weekly routine. I am anything but … Continue reading
Full Nelson
Nelson’s Taqueria fills the Whit with its amazing aroma
If you’re ordering at the window of Nelson’s Taqueria on any given day, you may see people walk a few steps over from the bus … Continue reading
Rick Steves and Weed?
The famous travel writer and speaker brings a ‘European sensibility’ to advocating for marijuana legalization in the U.S.
Sometimes, Rick Steves wants to smoke a joint. And why not? The popular travel personality tells Eugene Weekly, it’s his right to do so, as … Continue reading
Gallery
Moments at a protest
Photographer Robert Scherle captures scenes at the July 25 Black Lives Matter-related rally and march
Rapsody
#ABlackWomanCreatedThis at Star Theater
Raphael Saadiq
Live at Crystal Ballroom (2.27.20)
Video
Marv’s Infinite Playlist
Eugene hip-hop artist Marv Ellis releases new single, music video
The 1993 comedy classic Groundhog Day has always been on Eugene native hip-hop artist Marv Ellis’ mind. But as life under quarantine went on, the … Continue reading
Sponsored Content
EV Charging
Lane County eyes five-year plan for developing charging stations
Sponsored Content By Lane County Lane County Fleet Services is performing groundbreaking work — literally — to reduce carbon emissions within Lane County, in alignment … Continue reading
Will Our Luck Hold?
Only through fast work will we succeed in changing our climate path
Sponsored Content By Phil Barnhart The human species has been extremely lucky during the quarter million years since our ancestors came down from the trees … Continue reading
You Can Get There in an Electric Vehicle (And EWEB Will Help!)
EVs are easy to charge, have the range you need and are fun to drive
Sponsored Content By EWEB Eugene Water & Electric Board is committed to sustainable energy usage and increasing the accessibility and adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) … Continue reading
Electric Mobility in Eugene
Eugene’s Electric Vehicle Strategy
Sponsored Content By City Of Eugene Using an internal combustion vehicle – one that is powered by fossil fuels — comes at a cost, both … Continue reading