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Oregon Historical Society: Announces Exhibition “Unstoppable: 150 Years of the University of Oregon”
New exhibition explores a century and a half of innovation, discovery, and ideas shaping Oregon and the world. Portland, OR — From an unfinished building in a small Oregon town to groundbreaking research with global impact, the University of Oregon (UO) has spent 150 years challenging convention and turning bold ideas into real-world solutions. Now open at the Oregon Historical Society in downtown Portland, Unstoppable: 150 Years of the University of Oregon explores the university’s legacy of creativity, innovation, and discovery — and the possibilities that lie ahead.
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‘Hamlet’ hits the screen in Newport
Something is rotten in the state of Denmark, and a sharp, darkly funny “Hamlet” will bring it into focus on the big screen at the Newport Performing Arts Center on Wednesday, Nov. 4. Presented by the Oregon Coast Council for the Arts, the National Theatre Live screening stars...
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Local author marks Family History Month by looking beyond the family tree
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – October is Family History Month in the U.S., and one Oregon author wants to help local families put the story back in their history. In celebration of the month, University of Oregon graduate, educator and author Bradley Wright is bringing his own family’s past to the page. Wright joined us on […]
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Cliff Cage Named Program Director of US 101 Country, 104.7 KDUK
In addition to his programming responsibilities, he'll take on two on-air shifts, hosting middays at US 101 Country and afternoons at 104.7 KDUK. The post Cliff Cage Named Program Director of US 101 Country, 104.7 KDUK appeared first on Barrett Media .
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Since 1953, This Oregon Drive-In Near Salem Has Served Up ’50s Nostalgia With Summer Double Features
You know that feeling when you turn onto a quiet road and wonder if the GPS has lost its mind? Then a big white screen rises over the trees, and your stomach starts rumbling before the sun even sets. Oregon still hides a few places where summer nights move at...
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Gallery: PHS football at Stayton (Oct. 23, 2026)
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Skate Park After Dark brings burritos, karaoke and more to Philomath on Oct. 29
Youth and families will have a chance to gather at Philomath City Park’s skate park after the sun goes down later this week for an evening of food, music and Halloween-season fun. Jackson Street Youth Services’ Street Outreach team will bring its “Skate Park After Dark” event to Philomath...
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Eugene's Mushroom Festival returns Oct. 25 at Mt. Pisgah
EUGENE, Ore. - Mount Pisgah Arboretum is hosting its annual Mushroom Festival on Sunday. According to Mount Pisgah Arboretum, the event is a partnership with Lane Community College and the Cascade Mycological Society. The Oct. 25 festival brings people from across Oregon who want to learn about mycology, support local food, music and crafts, and enjoy Eugene's fall weather.
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Late birdie surge lifts Oregon freshman Celina Yeo to Abilene Christian title
GRANBURY, Texas — The Oregon women's golf team wrapped up its fall season in dominant fashion on Wednesday, running away with the team title at the Abilene Christian Intercollegiate while freshman Celina Yeo claimed the individual championship with a stellar final round at Halbert National. No. 6 Oregon posted...
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The Weekender | October 22 – 29
Tracktown put on your running shoes and don your Halloween costumes for there is much to run to this weekend. Halloween Runventure takes over the Market District amidst the annual Halloween Downtown celebration. Take a run and then trick-or-treat at local businesses and catch whatever else haunts the streets Saturday. Also this weekend is the Tricky Treater 5K & 10K taking over Alton Baker Park. Other can’t miss highlights are the Cottage Grove Mayor’s Monster Ball, Florence’s annual Circles in the Sand interactive art piece, and Mount Pisgah’s anticipated Mushroom Festival.
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Downtown Eugene's Nov. 6 ArtWalk to feature Native American art, dance and stories
EUGENE, Ore. — Downtown Eugene will spotlight Native American art, storytelling and dance during the city’s First Friday ArtWalk on Nov. 6, 2026, an event organizers say is free and open to the public. The November 6 First Friday ArtWalk is presented by Lane Arts Council in collaboration...
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The art of getting out of Chuck Klosterman’s way: Author will stop in Eugene
Brendan O’Meara has been doing this long enough to know what not to do on Saturday afternoon. The host of “The Creative Nonfiction Podcast” is recording a live episode with Chuck Klosterman, a Portland-based author and prolific podcast guest, at Gratitude Brewing in Eugene. And while O’Meara...
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Nutcracker ballet brings acrobats and giant puppets to Corvallis
CORVALLIS, Ore. - A touring production of the Nutcracker ballet is coming to the LaSells Stewart Center on Nov. 16. The NUTCRACKER! Magical Christmas Ballet's 34th annual North American tour features dancers from ballet capitals worldwide. According to Talmi Entertainment, the production blends classical ballet with circus techniques, acrobatics and large-scale puppets.
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Cherry Poppin' Daddies return to Eugene's WOW Hall with new music
The Cherry Poppin' Daddies will return to WOW Hall in Eugene on Oct. 23 for an all-ages concert featuring support acts Los Mal Hablados and No Soap, Radio. According to a news release, the Eugene-based band continues to blend swing, jazz, ska and punk influences while drawing on the traditions of the Great American Songbook. The performance is presented by the Community Center for the Performing Arts at WOW Hall, located at the corner of Eighth Avenue and Lincoln Street in Eugene. Advance tickets are $30, with tickets increasing to $35 on the day of the show. Tickets are available through the WOW Hall office, the University of Oregon Box Office and ticketweb.com. The Cherry Poppin' Daddies gained national attention with the 1997 album "Zoot Suit Riot," which the release describes as a benchmark release of the neo-swing movement. The band's recent performances have included themed shows inspired by different eras of swing music, ranging from Jazz Age material to Rat Pack-era selections and World War II-themed productions. Those performances have highlighted the group's focus on detailed arrangements and historical musical traditions. Band discusses musical influences In the release, bandleader Steve Perry described the group's approach as rooted in Americana
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The Eyes have it, in Newport
Those peaceful, easy harmonies that helped make the Eagles one of rock’s most enduring bands will fill the Newport Performing Arts Center when tribute band Eagle Eyes takes the stage this Friday, Oct. 23. The concert will include songs from throughout the Eagles’ catalog, including “Take It Easy,” “Witchy...