FREE WORKSHOP TONIGHT
An Introduction to
ARICA
Arica is an American mystical school which works with
the inner psychology of human beings. Tonight's work
shop is an experiential journey featuring body move
ment, non-verbal communication, stress reduction and a
videotape of Oscar Ichazo, founder of the Arica Institute.
Thursday 260 Condon 7-9 P.M.
For information on Arica studu groups and other onqoinq proqrams, call
484-4243.484-7517
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Cultural Forum Presents
SUNDAY, MAY 17,1981
18th and AGATE SOCCER FIELD
NOON-SUNSET
‘MUSIC FEST
DESTINY AWAITS YOU
A DAY OF FROLICKING AND MUSIC OUTDOORS
• U P E P O •
•the bill feldmann band*
• K U K R U D U •
•LON GUITARSKY*
$3.50/ U of O Students
$4.50/ General Public
GATES OPEN AT 11:10
TICKETS AVAILABLE AT THE EMU MAIN DESK, TOAD HALL HI-FI.
BREMEN TOWN RECORDS (VALLEY RIVER) ORDER TICKETS BT PHONE
60,-4161
NO BOTTLES OR CANS • NO PETS • RAIN OR SHINE
In the unlikely event of torrential rains, the Music
Fest would be held in the EMU Ballroom. Due to
space limitations, only ticket numbers l 1000
would be admitted. Those tOOO will be available
only at the EMU Main Desk. All other ticket
numbers would be refunded at the EMU Main Desk.
CULTU*^
* FORUM *
PRODUCTION
Photo by Erich Boekelheide
Springboard for lunacy
Where would we be without music? Probably straining
our ears to hear the silent din. And, where would we be
without the music school? Probably in "culture gulch,” or in a
land devoid of conscious rhythm. You see, the University
School of Music, like many other public purses and individual
pockets, is relatively empty these days. Enter Chris Peters
(left) and the Fighting Ducks Marching Krummhorns. Tuh
duh! In an attempt to relieve some of the financial woes, the
Music Graduate Group presents the Rites of Spring concert
on Sunday at 8 p.m. in Beall Hall on campus. The Marching
Krummhorns highlight this evening of musical lunacy. In
addition, composer Heinz Bruno Yaya will participate, and
selections from PDQ Bach will be heard. Tickets for this
fun-raiser are $1.50 for students and seniors, $3 for general
admission. Proceeds go for the purchase of simple necessi
ties like paper, staples, music, and other equipment for the
School of Music.
‘Anything Goes’ on stage
The 1934 Broadway musical
Anything Goes by Cole Porter
sets sail in the University
Theatre May 22 at 8 p.m. Sailing
from New York to England is
Billy Crocker (Michael Nering)
whose efforts to win the heart of
Hope HarCourt (Becky S. Van
Allsburg) from her fiance Sir
Evelyn (Thomas R. Nadar) gets
mixed up with such characters
as "Public Enemy No. 13” and
an evangelist-turned-nightclub
singer
Tickets are $4.50 for the gen
eral public, $2.75 for University
students and seniors and $3.50
for other students. For more
information, and reservations,
call the box office at 686-4191
from noon to 4 p.m. Monday
through Saturday.
Welcome, Humble Pie
Grand Illusions, the illus
trious bar and dance floor on
Pearl Street and 4th Avenue,
once again brings back
something from the past:
May 2$ Humble Pie, re
formed with original
members Steve Marriott and
Jerry Shirley, and new
members Anthony “Sooty”
Jones and Bobby Tench,
lights up the stage at Grand
Illusions. D.B. Cooper opens
the show. Doors open at
7:30.
Dinner with
Chicago
The Making of the Dinner
Party, a film about how Judy
Chicago's famous Dinner Party
artwork was created, will be
shown at the Bijou Theatre
(Ferry Street and 13th Avenue)
May 15 at 3 p.m., May 16 at 2
p.m. and May 17 at 12 p.m.
Tickets are $4 at the door. This
event is sponsored by the Lane
County Women’s Political
Caucus. The Dinner Party is a
large table set with plates
honoring women in history.
New Games fest coming up
New Games: sneakers, Prui, Hunker Hauser and Blop.
A New Games Festival (free and open to all) offers
everyone a chance to have fun, and everybody can play —
from Little Leaguers to Little Old Ladies. In New Games
everybody plays, everyone wins and nobody keeps score.
The New Games Foundation is bringing to Eugene a two
day training workshop to be held at Edison/Eastside Com
munity School on Saturday and Sunday from 9 a m. to 5:30
each day. Wear old clothes and sneakers. For more informa
tion call the ESCAPE office on the University campus at
686-4351.