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
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.
Author: Dan Buckwalter
Remembering Richard Brautigan
One of Eugene’s briefly famous writers is to be the subject of a new book
He was a meteor. He was an author of such works as Trout Fishing in America, In Watermelon Sugar and The Hawkline Monster, wedged between … Continue reading
White Bird Clinic 50th Anniversary Fundraiser
Much has changed in 50 years. The nonprofit has spread its wings with facilities throughout Eugene, and it has altered its original name — White … Continue reading
No Sermons to Be Seen
God, Guns and Liberty, and the coals of democracy
Recently, I attended a prayer vigil in support of migrant children and families. The first speaker was a man from Belize. He and his family … Continue reading
HIV Alliance Comes of Age
Celebrating 25 years of education and advocacy for its clients
It’s a tribute to perseverance and love in the face of fierce societal turbulence and often-intense private feelings of stigmatization among the people who walk … Continue reading
Fire Danger
The time is now for wildland-urban fire protection
Much has changed since 2005, be it globally with climate change or in Lane County with population growth. So after 14 years, Lane County’s Community … Continue reading
Summer in (and out of) the City
Stumped for what to do this summer? Here’s a list
Eugene — indeed, Lane County as a whole — always has been haven for out-of-state settlers. Why? Let Julie Furst Henning, herself a recent transplant … Continue reading
Road Worthy
EW Summer Guide picks worth the drive
OREGON ZOO SUMMER CONCERTS in Portland FRIDAY, JUNE 14: RAIN: A Tribute to the Beatles, 7pm, $32.50-92.50. SATURDAY, JUNE 15: Indigo Girls, 7pm, $39.50-99.50. SATURDAY, … Continue reading
Zak Schwartz
A half century of training BUMS in security
He heard of Eugene in 1973 through the informational app of the time (person-to-person conversation) and decided on a hitchhiking adventure from Santa Cruz, California, … Continue reading
White Bird Expands
Eugene-based medical clinic spreads its wings to help those in need
A quick pass any given day of the week through the 300 block of East 12th Avenue reveals a stark truth: The White Bird Clinic … Continue reading