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Eugene · EugeneSoothing lo-fi music emanates from the speakers as the gas fireplace warms the room. Clad in slippers, up to eight guests are welcomed in by the “mrrps” of the lounge’s furry residents. For the next 50 minutes, visitors to the Eugene Springfield Cat Lounge are encouraged to play, cuddle and bond with the cats and kittens fostered on site. Cat lounge owner Michelle Wyatt didn’t have pets of her own growing up, and she didn’t get her own cat until…See the Story
The Purr-fect Place
Palestine · Palestine• It’s our pleasure to see that Eugene photographer Tarrah Krajnak has been honored as a 2024 Guggenheim Fellow. Krajnak, an assistant professor of art at the University of Oregon, works in photography, performance and poetry. Born in an orphanage in Peru, she was adopted by a Czech-American family and grew up in Ohio. Her work can be seen in such lofty institutions as the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Centre Pompidou in Paris and the Vi…See the Story
From Bach festival drama to baby horses in Slant
Health · EugeneOn display at Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art until August 25 is a relatively small but powerful show, comprising 10 works, titled My Body, My Choice? Art and Reproductive Justice. Judy Chicago’s serigraphs envision the moment of birthing, Nao Bustamante’s series centers on gynecological care, and Alison Saar’s larger-than-life depictions of African American women were made in response to the 2022 decision by the Supreme Court to overturn Roe v. …See the Story
Our Health, Our Art
Eugene · EugeneA dangerous and wicked experience on tour is coming to Eugene. Paranormal Cirque heads to Lane Events Center April 19 to 22 to showcase unique and unexpected talents. Fall into a parallel world where illusionists and mysterious creatures come alive with this combination of theater, circus and cabaret with a European style. Look out for the clown castle resembling a red and black big top tent hiding circus acts, including zombies stumbling and st…See the Story
A Thrilling Circus Twist
Eugene · EugeneListen to a night full of smooth jazz, Brazilian choro and Baroque music played on a keyboard, double bass and guitar. Choro is an instrumental musical style with influences of African and European music and is popular in Brazil. The Baroque style refers to a period when Western classical music dominated with features of improvisation and ornamentation elements. Robert Bohall, Robert Lassila and David Rogers take the stage at The Jazz Station Ap…See the Story
Smooth Jazz
Eugene · EugeneIt has become so popular that organizers decided to double the sex, double the kink and double the fun, so there will be two tours in 2024. Dan Savage HUMP! Film Festival — Part 1 rolls into Eugene with screenings April 18 through 20 at Metro Cinemas, and audiences either night can expect a boundary-pushing lineup of almost two dozen short films that explore sexual fetishes you may have fantasized about but never tried, with a touch of religion …See the Story
Bring On The HUMP!
Palestine · PalestineAt 10 am on April 15, Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) reported that all lanes of Interstate 5 southbound were closed at the intersection of Eugene-Springfield Highway I-105 until further notice. Dan McGuire, who was on the scene of the protest, tells Eugene Weekly it appeared to be a protest for Palestine. He says that Oregon State Police and Eugene Police Department were present as well as a SWAT team. “It was the most police presen…See the Story
Protest Shuts Down I-5 South
Eugene · EugeneEach year, starting in 1979, the Giant Book Sale takes gently used books and resells them to community members. This weekend the event is hosted at the Lane Events Center Performance Hall. This all-volunteer project is courtesy of Friends of Eugene Public Library (FEPL). Proceeds support the library’s activities and events such as Summer Reading Books and children and teens programs. Browse through the organized areas with all types of paperback…See the Story