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Food for Lane County/In this episode, host Barbara Dellenback speaks with Food for Lane County Youth Farm coordinator, Ted Purdy. This year the farm produced over 100,000 pounds of fresh produce last year for distribution to local residents. The Springfield farm stand sells fresh produce from May through October. Adults and youths work and learn together about farming and food security. -
By permission of the gallery./I find sometimes when I am feeling or thinking deeply that an art show within an art show will come out of hiding and speak to me and my concerns personally. It’s like my own secret gallery.
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For nearly 30 years, Jesse Springer has captured Oregon's unique quirks and assets through his political cartoons. Now he's out with a collection of those works titled "Only in Oregon." -
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Oregon Grapevine host Barbara Dellenback speaks with Grammy-award winning musician Mason Williams. They talk about his life in show business, his art, and creativity.
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Live theater is returning to Lane County stages.
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Just $5 million remains for a $42 million, state-of-the-art Y to replace one built 66 years ago.
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Aceia Spade was Miss Juneteenth Oregon in 2019, and was just given the national title in a Oklahoma commemorative event last month.
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The Art Chics group had an art sale that benefited the Burrito Brigade nonprofit in Eugene on November 6th on Saturday.
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For the first time in 21 months, the South Eugene Theatre is putting on a staged production, based on a popular Jane Austen work. And while there are mask requirements and social distanced seating, SET hopes audiences feel ready to take in live theater again.
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The Eugene Ballet dances back to the Hult Center this weekend, after 20 months away from the stage.
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Oregon Grapevine host, Barbara Dellenback, speaks with Lisa Abia-Smith about things that happen in museums beyond exhibits. They touch on the importance of art in mental health, how museum staff is teaching art remotely, and how to convince yourself to pick up that pencil and just draw.
