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Linda Devenow's work reminds us of the beauty and mystery that surrounds us, inviting us to see the world in a new light.

Each year, City Club of Eugene invites Dr. Johnny Lake to address us about a topic relating to the challenges faced by the BIPOC community. This year, he turns his attention to what is commonly referred to as DEI.

Platinum/palladium prints on display at Framin' Artworks in Eugene. See the O'Brien Photo Lab student show, featuring archival, luminous, and collectible photography. Learn about the process and discover affordable art.

RISE Services and Reality Kitchen are examples of local community providers dedicated to supporting individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

When it comes to pruning your fruit and ornamental trees, whatever you like to do is fine - almost.

In this program recorded at the Many Nations Longhouse on the University of Oregon campus, learn about tribal governance and the UO’s programs developing leaders.

Now playing at Oregon Contemporary Theatre, this tender-hearted two-person drama by E.M. Lewis can juggle our emotions from laughter to tears in a matter of seconds.

People complaining about torn tea bags, and buying the brands with stronger bags have pushed us away from plain old paper, and into plastic reinforced tea bags.

Homelessness, taxes, transportation, health care and environmental protections are only a few of the issues on the agenda for this year's legislative session.

Dorothy Velasco reviews Jitney, performed at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland, Oregon, 2025.