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An interview with Richard Leebrick, whose new project Live on Wings of Love: A Journey to PeggySioux is what he calls “a children’s story for adults”-- a…

Alaskan artist Ray Troll uniquely combines art, science, music and fish. His exhibit The Buzz Saw Sharks of Long Ago opens at the Museum of Natural…

Jarl Mohn, NPR's President and CEO, visited KLCC on Wednesday, October 7. He spoke with KLCC's Tripp Sommer about NPR's strong suit.Jarl intended to visit…

MECCA – the Materials Exchange Center for Community Arts – will host its 6th annual Create Something Day this Friday in Eugene.The free event is a time…

Thirty-five years ago, the Hult Center in Eugene opened its doors, forever changing the city’s cultural landscape. In celebration, the venue will host a…

Tony Furtado brings new songs, and his mastery of slide guitar and banjo to a house concert in Eugene tonight, May 15th, where he'll joined by bassist Sam…

Dirty Bourbon River Show bring their high energy mix of New Orleans styles to Sam Bond’s Garage in Eugene tonight, July 9th, merging everything from brass…

The publisher of the Register-Guard, N Christian Anderson III, is no longer at the newspaper. It’s unclear whether he was fired or left voluntarily.He…

The State of the Arts series concludes with thoughts from Joshua Purvis, Executive Director of the Eugene Film Society, and co-creator of the Technology…

Larry Pattis has brought a uniquely eclectic sound to solo fingerstyle guitar, integrating elements ranging from classical to folk, Celtic to jazz and…