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Goodbar Books opens offering a cache of curious collectibles

A new shop on Main Street recently emerged with the opening of Goodbar Books, a new, used and collectible bookstore in historic downtown Cottage Grove. At Goodbar Books, the lore between the pages, and the books as objects themselves are seen as art.

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Music at the Farmer’s Market in September

Septembers schedule of musical performances while you shop at the South Valley Farmers Market

Updated: 6 days ago

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Cottage Grove Artist selected for PDX exhibit and Eugene gallery show

Cottage Grove artist Uyen-Thi Nguyen has been selected to share her artwork from "Garden of People, A Portrait of Cottage Grove" at the Portland International Airport for the first half of 2023.

Updated: 8 months ago

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'Edward Tulane' playing one more weekend

The cast of “Edward Toulane” consisted of Stuart McClean, Eliza Roaring Springs, Dale Flynn, Amy Weinkauf, Alexander Carr and Hailey Eckhart. (Photo courtesy of The Cottage Theatre)

by Andrea Hummel for The Sentinel

Updated: 9 months ago

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Two actresses shine in ‘The Roommate’

Showtimes are Friday, Dec. 9, and Saturday, Dec. 10, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available at The Crafty Mercantile, 517 E. Main St., Cottage Grove or online at: opalcentercg.org/events/the-roommate. Tickets are $15.

by Andrea Hummel for The Sentinel

Updated: 9 months ago

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Opal Center’s ‘The Roommate’ delivers ‘something different’

Often described as the “Odd Couple” meets “Breaking Bad,” New York-based Jen Silverman’s play “The Roommate” will be performed at the Opal Center for Arts & Education Dec. 2 through 10.

by Gerald Santana for The Sentinel

Updated: 9 months ago

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Present creative work at the 2023 Oregon Fringe Festival

The festival offers up to three $1,000 honoraria to non-student artists whose creative work is boundary-breaking, unconventional, excites discussion and explores different perspectives of a held position, principle, and/or belief. Priority consideration deadline is Dec. 12

Updated: 9 months ago

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‘Animal House’ casting agent featured during Art Walk calls for locals featured in movie

Katherine Wilson holds an original theatrical Animal House cardboard stand outside of The Bookmine, where she’s having a book signing this Friday.

Updated: 9 months ago

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The Hot Spot lights up Art Walk while W.I.T.C.H.E.S dance

The Cottage Grove Area Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the grand opening of the Hot Spot Cafe on Friday, Oct. 28.

by Gerald Santana for The Sentinel

Updated: 10 months ago

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Half-Baked Hams to perform Nov. 11

Cottage Grove’s very own improv troupe, the Half-Baked Hams, will be presenting a live show Friday, Nov. 11, at 7 p.m. at the Opal Center for Arts and Education, 513 E Main St.

by Andrea Hummel for The Sentinel

Updated: 10 months ago

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Drain Oktoberfest, a purrfect way to celebrate the fall season

North Douglas County broke out those lederhosen and dusted off the knee socks for the Drain Oktoberfest on Sunday, Oct. 16.

Updated: 11 months ago

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The curtain opens

The symphony held “Opening Night” of the 2022-23 season at Eugene’s Hult Center on Saturday, Oct. 8.

Updated: 11 months ago

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‘Into the Woods’ is a great place to be

Cottage Theatre’s current production is “Into the Woods,” the Stephen Sondheim musical that disrupts all the childhood memories of fairy tales you were raised with but, in a good way

by Andrea Hummel for The Sentinel

Updated: 11 months ago

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Art Walk the 'chalk' of the town

Art Walk in Historic Downtown Cottage Grove radiated with amazing sidewalk creations through Main Street. Participants used their talents to explore their own temporary murals.

by Gerald Santana for The Sentinel

Updated: 11 months ago

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