Eugene Weekly

The Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO) is set to light up the Moda Center in Portland Sunday, Nov. 24, with two performances of their iconic show The Lost Christmas Eve . An afternoon matinee begins 2:30 pm, followed by an evening show at 7 pm.

“Elections are not the end of the world,” so proclaimed the Rev. Reneé Windsor-White to the congregation at First Christian Church in the heart of Eugene on the Sunday after the Nov. 5 election that to many felt like the end of the world.

Thank You, Frog and EW I'm a PNW native who now lives in Chicago, and I recently had the pleasure of reading Savannah Brown's obituary of

Crafty family members whose favorite gifts are handmade and from the heart, and creative friends who prefer experiences over items will appreciate the gift that encourages self-expression. Maude Kerns Art Center and Fuse Jewelry Collective are two creative places for learning about and making art. Both offer a variety of classes that are great opportunities to give the gift of experience to art and jewelry lovers.

After repeated delays, a Eugene developer appears on track by January to tear down the former Lane Community College center on downtown Willamette Street and put up an apartment building with market-rate and rent-controlled units.

Skip to content Eugene-based Fermata Ballet Collective presents Fall Works Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 at Very Little Theatre in Eugene.

Vinyl. It’s not a CD. It’s not an 8-track. It’s not a cassette. It’s what you’re going to buy your vinyl-head friend, and local vinyl record maker Ethan Smith puts condoms, flowers, leaves and liqu…

Carolyn Miller, who has been an artist for about 35 years, built her stained glass business, Worker Bee Design Studio, from the ground up after discovering the Saturday Market. “It started of…

White Bird Clinic’s Front Rooms program — which provides the lowest-barrier mail service and food and clothing distribution in Eugene/Springfield — will close on Dec. 13, due to tight budget concer…

Eugene Saturday Market's Holiday Market opened for the first time this year, Nov. 16, featuring the local artists and small businesses the community has come to love for more than 50 years.