Sandy Brown Jensen reviews works by Ron Conrad, Robin Kerr, and Rachel Kalman in two new exhibitions on view at the Maude Kerns Art Center through August 28th.

The 65th annual Scandinavian Festival returns to Junction City Aug. 13-16, offering traditional food, dancing and cultural heritage activities.

This week our quiz is all about cryptids, those spectacular beasts of legend. Listen along as John from Eugene is put to the test!

Eugene Weekly officially has a new owner: its longtime editor, Camilla Mortensen.

Contestants had 35 minutes to buy $50 worth of ingredients from the market and turn them into something delicious.

The power of a powwow has been described as a collective heartbeat that draws people together. Celebrants often say they feel unity and freedom as they dance in a circle. Those elements are especially vital for those serving time at the Oregon State Correctional Institution in Salem, where life is spent behind barbed wire and fortified walls. But for one day a year, inmates get to don Native apparel and move to the rhythm of a rawhide drum with friends and loved ones.

This week our quiz is all about pairs... think Salt-N-Pepa, coffee and pie, and KLCC socks! John from Eugene has put his heart and soul into it, listen along to find out how he does.

The Eugene Warehouse District Art Hop marks its first anniversary on Saturday, celebrating a year of welcoming the public into artist workspaces and building a creative community.

The quirky annual tradition has all the facets of a typical race, but the vehicles are especially unique. In fact, they’re moving works of art.

Sandy Brown Jensen reviews Nancy Helmsworth's "kulla kulla Creek: Resilient and Manhandled" at Eugene's Don Dexter Gallery, exploring nature, history, and social practice art.