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John Fischer has some steps you can take to keep your house cooler, without using more energy, during our next heat wave.

Imagine thousands of costumed revelers - princes, milkmaids, jousters, even vampire brides - suddenly swept into a frenzy by a downpour that turned into hail! At the Oregon Renaissance Faire, that's exactly what happened.

The intricate and beautiful basketry of traditional weaver Chantele Rilatos, a Siletz tribal member of Yurok descent, won my heart with her show “Woven From the Land.”

Dorothy Velasco reviews the theatrical adaptation of the famous gothic novel by Charlotte Bronte in production at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland.

August is a hot month in the Valley, so if you can’t make it to the coast, come on into the Karin Clarke Gallery and immerse yourself in these quintessential painterly images.

KLCC's John Fischer shares some thoughts on the need to let electrons take over as purveyors of the written word.

August is in full swing, and Eugene's downtown is about to transform into a vibrant canvas of creativity.

Coriolanus, now playing at the Shakespeare Festival’s Thomas Theatre, offers the chance to see a lesser known play by Shakespeare adapted to contemporary language that is easier to understand.

As directed by Miriam Laube, the production is bursting with highly original stage business performed to perfection by a stellar cast.