On this edition, we talk to Peter Alilunas a U of O film professor and why movie attendance is way down and why we should venture back to the theater. And we talk with KLCC's Rebecca Hansen-White about the deep cuts coming to Eugene schools.

A new report shows that the Oregon Shakespeare Festival made significant financial gains last year, during their 90th anniversary season.

KLCC has a longstanding tradition of broadcasting the opening night concert live and we're pleased to bring this year's concert to you at 7:30pm on Wednesday, January 21. A pre-show to settle you in starts at 7:00pm

The founder of a Missing and Murdered Indigenous People organization is sharing the faces of those affected by the crisis, with a new exhibition in Salem.

A Tom Swifty is a particular type of pun, where a statement is followed by an adverb that is a pun of that statement, attributed to the fictitious Tom. For example: "We're all out of apples and peaches," Tom said fruitlessly. Michael from Eugene told us he likes puns... let's put that to the test.

A new exhibit at the University of Oregon’s Museum of Natural and Cultural History highlights portraits of Oregon’s Black pioneers.

For 35 years, the John G. Shedd Institute for the Arts has been a performing arts center, cultural hub and music school in Eugene. On Saturday, Jan. 17, the community is invited to celebrate a new, fully accessible North Entrance with a ribbon cutting and open house.

The studio may sit in a Cottage Grove back yard, but it brings in national recording artists to the small Oregon city.

Viz City dives into the superb curation of Liberty Rossel. See how four Northwest artists turn the Maude Kerns gallery into a sacred sanctuary.

Get ready to learn about everything from humpback whales to razor clams, because the Big Blue Film Festival is returning to Newport for its fourth year.