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Brombaugh organ marks 50 years at Central Lutheran Church in Eugene

by Daniel Buckwalter | Jul 13, 2026 | Music | 0

(Detail of the 50-year-old pipe organ crafted by John Brombaugh in 1976 for Central Lutheran...

Two plays by Eugene playwright Martin Fogerty scheduled for Open-Door Playhouse podcast

by Daniel Buckwalter | Jul 13, 2026 | Reviews | 0
Review: 2026 Oregon Bach Festival reveled in America’s 250-year history

by Daniel Buckwalter | Jul 13, 2026 | Music, Reviews | 0
New — and large — show of Rick Bartow’s art opens at the Karin Clarke Gallery

by Randi Bjornstad | Jul 11, 2026 | Art | 0

Theater

Cottage Theatre presents Sondheim’s “Sunday in the Park with George”

by Randi Bjornstad | Jun 4, 2026 | Musicals, Theater | 0

(Above: Dylan Bunten and Laurel Merz star in Cottage Theatre’s production of Sunday in the...

Another glowing review for UO’s play, “Los Dreamers,” which ends this weekend

by Randi Bjornstad | Jun 3, 2026 | Theater | 0
“Keely and Du” onstage May 1-17 at The Very Little Theatre

by Randi Bjornstad | May 1, 2026 | Theater | 0
A-Squared and LCC join to bring “WaterWorks” — a musical drama — to the Eugene stage

by Randi Bjornstad | Apr 23, 2026 | Music, Theater | 0

Music

Reviewer: Youthful singers at Oregon Bach Festival — “the sound was glorious”

by Daniel Buckwalter | Jul 2, 2026 | Music, Reviews | 0

By Daniel BuckwalterChildren took center stage June 30 at the Oregon Bach Festival, and the sound was glorious. This was a well-spent afternoon, and the standing ovation was genuine for the Los Angeles Children’s Chorus after...

Review: Oregon Bach Festival underway through July 12

by Daniel Buckwalter | Jun 30, 2026 | Music, Reviews, University of Oregon | 0
Review: “Lush, quiet, and fun” as Concerts at First caps its musical season

by Daniel Buckwalter | Jun 23, 2026 | Music, Reviews | 0
Reviewer: Chamber Music Amici concert with pianist Eunhye Choi “mesmerizing”

by Daniel Buckwalter | Jun 16, 2026 | Music, Reviews | 0

Galleries

36th Annual PhotoZone Juried Show on now at Emerald Art Center

by Randi Bjornstad | Jul 1, 2026 | Art, Exhibits, Galleries | 0

(Above: Artwork by Emerald Art Center member Chad Wintringham, including Buffalo in Blue, is one...

Second Friday Art Walk at the Emerald Art Center — Mind-bending “techno art” and more

by Randi Bjornstad | Jun 10, 2026 | Art, Exhibits, Galleries | 0
At Maude Kerns Art Center: A mid-career look at art by Hilary Pfeifer

by Randi Bjornstad | May 4, 2026 | Art, Art Sale, Exhibits, Galleries, Sculpture | 0
First Friday ArtWalk takes the stage in downtown Eugene on April 3, 2026

by Randi Bjornstad | Apr 1, 2026 | Art, Galleries | 0

Brombaugh organ marks 50 years at Central Lutheran Church in Eugene

by Daniel Buckwalter | Jul 13, 2026 | Music | 0

(Detail of the 50-year-old pipe organ crafted by John Brombaugh in 1976 for Central Lutheran...

Two plays by Eugene playwright Martin Fogerty scheduled for Open-Door Playhouse podcast

by Daniel Buckwalter | Jul 13, 2026 | Reviews | 0

By Daniel BuckwalterForget the concept of forgiveness, for there is nothing to be forgiven for. It’s all about acceptance, according to Eugene playwright Martin Fogarty, and he has taken this thought and put it into two plays —...

Review: 2026 Oregon Bach Festival reveled in America’s 250-year history

by Daniel Buckwalter | Jul 13, 2026 | Music, Reviews | 0

By Daniel BuckwalterSometimes the old becomes new again, as I was reminded at a recent Oregon Bach Festival concert. The standard bearer for re-imagining music classics on July 9 was Conrad Tao, a 32-year-old, well-traveled and...

New — and large — show of Rick Bartow’s art opens at the Karin Clarke Gallery

by Randi Bjornstad | Jul 11, 2026 | Art | 0

(Above: Detail from Rick Bartow’s Self Portrait and Dream, is part of an extensive new show...

Reviewer: OBF’s Baroque Orchestra concert offers “sweet, serene magic”

by Daniel Buckwalter | Jul 11, 2026 | Reviews | 0

By Daniel BuckwalterA glorious pastoral landscape came into sharp focus when the Oregon Bach Festival’s Baroque Orchestra took center stage. Exquisite all-around grace was sprinkled with spritely and melodic elegance, and there...