On this edition of Oregon On The Record, Laura Lee, the new managing director of the Hult Center for the Performing Arts, discussed her vision and strategies for the venue. With a background in managing theaters in Seattle and producing sports events, Lee emphasized the importance of community engagement and breaking down barriers to make the Hult Center a hub of Eugene's arts ecosystem.

DanceAbility International is a nonprofit centered around the idea that anyone can dance, regardless of their abilities or experience.

According to the club, this Lūʻau and Hōʻike is their largest event to date, selling over 800 tickets.

Artists, nonprofit leaders, and cultural workers from across the state gathered at the Oregon Capitol in April with a common message: Arts and culture aren't just "nice to have." They're vital, and they need support.

Whether your artistic journey begins with intellectual understanding or an immediate soulful connection...ultimately, both ways of engaging with art are valid and enriching.

For 50 years, the Pioneer Quilters have gathered in Eugene to stitch by hand, share stories, and pass down the art of quilting. As they celebrate a major milestone, they reflect on friendship, tradition, and the threads that hold their community together.

The Roseburg Public Library is among more than a dozen rural libraries in Oregon that’s received a grant to help better serve people with disabilities.

Remember Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? Today's quiz is a geography quiz, but our quizmaster has slipped in some extra clues using wordplay. Will this episode put Christian from Eugene on the map?

This week, I’m highlighting the vibrant happenings at the Maude Kerns Art Center, with a trio of events you won't want to miss this late April.

A conversation with actor and comedian Jeremy Piven - coming to the McDonald Theater in Eugene on April 26.