Abortion AF: The Tour
Sometimes the fight for self-determination is an everlasting and exhausting slugfest. Take a woman’s right to choose and the avalanche of nibbling laws and court … Continue reading
Dan Buckwalter
Dan Buckwalter is Eugene Weekly's calendar editor, copy editor and staff writer. He was a longtime copy editor for The Register-Guard.
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Goat Discovery Day
Have you ever wanted a goat? Perhaps more than one? They are charming with distinctive personalities, animals that are relatively easy to maintain and who … Continue reading
A Year After the Shooting
Eugene rabbi reflects on lethal attack at Pittsburgh synagogue
The road home has its familiar signposts and sometimes a few surprises. Always, it has memories. This week, though, the road home for Rabbi Yitzhak … Continue reading
Latinx Voices
In its second season of existence, the dance ensemble Company Movimiento has sharpened its focus to take on the broad topics of social justice for … Continue reading
Harvest Gala
“Dress in what makes you feel the most fancy, fun, fabulous and fierce!” That’s the recommendation as Trans*Ponder launches its first ever Harvest Gala. Trans*Ponder, … Continue reading
Remembering Annette Montero
Friends, family and strangers gather to remember a woman who died on the streets of Eugene
The pianist ushered those who came in grief and anger. There were non-traditional melodies as well as the sacred hymns of the Christian church, such … Continue reading
Not a Damn Fool
Earl T. Foley celebrates his 100th birthday Oct. 11 at his Time Out Tavern
He would rather not make a fuss about it, this turning-100-years-old thing, even though he knows he’s on the losing end of that argument. “I … Continue reading
Randy Rainbow
His rainbow stretches from coast to coast, though it did have a minor communication gap for an interview request with Eugene Weekly. No worries, maybe … Continue reading
WOW! It’s a Rummage Sale
Have you moved into a new apartment for the school year and in need of extremely cheap kitchen appliances or extra clothing? All of this … Continue reading
Platinum/Palladium Clothesline Show
This is otherworldly art that Walt O’Brien believes started in the 1850s, not long after the invention of photography. “I consider myself a student of … Continue reading