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In Focus: Third Friday Art Walk Galleries, restaurants, shops and studios in downtown Medford unveil new exhibits, host art demonstrations and more from 5 to 8 p.m. the third Friday of every month. Th...

The sun is setting earlier, you're back to taking a vitamin D supplement, and the Portland Oregon White Stag Sign is donning its festive red nose. The clean slate of the New Year is around the corner. This season, many noteworthy visual art exhibitions and memorable creative maker events spotlight our dynamic art community before we embrace the end of 2021. Art is happening all across the city in multiple sites, including galleries, museums, and...

Se trata de la renovación de la alianza comercial y reinicio de la fabricación de zapatillas en la planta ubicada en la Capital del Trabajo. El gobernador Herrera Ahuad rescató el sentido “humano de la fábrica de reincorporar a gente que trabajaba y se fue de la empresa” y celebró “la decisión política de conservar el empleo no con planes y programas, sino con producción”. En la planta ubicada en Eldorado, el Grupo Dass se encamina a recuperar parte del poderío que evidenció a...

Renee Erickson’s new cookbook, “Getaway” — subtitled “food & drink to transport you” — seems intentionally perfect for right now, when a year-plus of the COVID-19 pandemic has everybody longing to get away like never before. The book has chapters roaming from Rome to Paris to Normandy to London, then a stop in Baja and finally back home to Seattle, full of recipes — and, helpfully, recipes for cocktails — inspired by each place.

The ethos emphasizes the kind of unfussy but fantastic snacking and drinking done alongside a piazza or under a palapa, starting in the afternoon, because why not?

  The Gonzo Gallery on Hyman Avenue last weekend opened a new series of pieces by the legendary “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas” artist Ralph Steadman, who has illustrated a fresh body of work using large-format photographs of his longtime creative partner Hunter S. Thompson by Aspen’s own Alan Becker. Steadman, 84, has said they will be his last Thompson-related pieces, according to gallerist Daniel Joseph Watkins. The massive photos come from series of 1990 photographs Becker took of T...