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It’s a good thing that 2024 offered many fine jazz recordings to take refuge in as a counterbalance to all the whacky things that happened in politics and the headlines in general over the past year. Doug’s favorite Jazz albums for 2024 (aka Doug’s Delightful Dozen - DDD24) are presented for your suggested listening pleasure

Explore art this weekend! Dive into water-themed photography & discover new exhibitions at the Emerald Art Center & Maude Kerns Art Center. Don't miss the PhotoZone Group Show & "Agua: Water Infrastructure."

A discussion about how OMBI has impacted the youth and adults with whom they work.

You can enjoy pears for months if you're willing to branch out and plant a new variety or two - or three.

In this program, learn from experts at EWEB and the Metropolitan Waste Water Management Commission about projects ranging from a new treatment plant on the Willamette to the first-ever Class A recycled water facility for drought and water resource management.

To help curb food waste, when offered those leftovers from holiday parties- take them!

City Club asked 13 Eugeneans “If you had a magic wand and the mandate to use it to create a gift that would make Eugene an even better place to live, work, and/or play, what would your gift be?”

While the major galleries are closed for the holidays, the Oblivion Gallery in Eugene's Light Industrial Area is open this Saturday from 1 to 6 pm. And what awaits you there is remarkable.

Apparently, marketers think customers feel that drinking from a slender can will make them the same.

This week, we're exploring two distinct worlds being shown at the Karin Clarke Gallery through March 29, painter Mark Clarke and sculptor Jud Turner.