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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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A New Season To Sing

Eugene Concert Choir opens with Italian repertoire Nov. 15 and 16 at Hult Center

Music 7 months ago

The magic and full force of a concert choir comes to life again Nov. 15 and 16 when Eugene Vocal Arts takes the Soreng Theater … Continue reading →

A Long Journey For ‘At Large’

Henry Alley reads from his latest novel Oct. 25 at Tsunami Books

Books 8 months ago

There’s a soft spot in Henry Alley’s heart for a person scrambling through hard times. It was evident in the author’s six previous novels, and … Continue reading →

Burrowing For Rare Finds

Aardvark Rare Books is under new ownership for the first time in 30 years

News 8 months ago

One thing Ezra Tishman wants to make clear from the outset is that he has not retired.  He has downsized, effective in early August, after … Continue reading →

A Haunting Good Time

Ballet Fantastique performs ‘The Legend of Sleepy Hollow’ Oct. 23 through 26

DanceEW-Extra 8 months ago

It’s the return of Ichabod Crane, Brom Bones and the Headless Horseman, just in time for the spooky season. Ballet Fantastique rolls out its version … Continue reading →

‘Being Part of the Solution’

The eight-day Eugene Environmental Film Festival is Oct. 12 to 19

Film 8 months ago

It’s been a labor of love since 2017 when Ana McAbee co-founded the Eugene Environmental Film Festival. This year’s festival kicks off with the Love … Continue reading →

A New Note For Delgani 

Violist Amanda Grimm joins Delgani String Quartet for the 2025-26 season

EW-ExtraMusic 9 months ago

The “Delgani family” has a new member. Amanda Grimm played alongside Delgani String Quartet last season as a guest violist in a series of concerts … Continue reading →

Chain Reactions Stunning To See

The International Online Art Collective’s Chain Reaction Exhibit is at The Hybrid Gallery

Arts 9 months ago

One silver lining of the COVID pandemic: It brought together 14 visual artists from eight countries via Zoom with different professional backgrounds who forged lasting … Continue reading →

A Spotlight on the Kids and Printmaking

The Mayor’s Teen Art Show and the Emerald Print Exchange exhibit is at Maude Kerns Art Center

Arts 9 months ago

It’s partly a show to spotlight teen artists, most of whom have never had their art work shown in a professional gallery setting. But the … Continue reading →

Small and Powerful

Oasis Ensemble travels throughout the state and plays at various venues in Eugene

Music 10 months ago

The clarity and richness of the sound draws in listeners and keeps them engaged. Oasis Ensemble —  flutist Dawn Weiss, cellist Louis Lowenstein and new … Continue reading →

A New Chapter Begins

David Amado takes over as artistic director of the Oregon Mozart Players

Music 10 months ago

Despite flying across the country, starting from his home in Delaware to work with the chamber orchestra, David Amado already feels a kinship with the … Continue reading →

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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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