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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (June 20, 1983)
Free concerts and easy listening Jazz, classical music performed at Eugene Mall r-ree public performances begin this month on the Eugene Downtown Mail and in several of the city's parks. Showcase on the Mall, a weekly summer enter tainment series on the downtown mall, features per formers and musicians at noon. Classical music will be featured on Mondays, a potpourri of musical entertainment and perfor mances on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, jazz on Thursdays, and performances for children on Fridays. Summer Supper Concerts in the Parks features classical, jazz, blue grass and reggae on Sunday, Mondays and Wednesdays during the early evening hours in several city parks. Performances have already begun at Skinner Butte Park. They will begin June 26 at Monroe Park, June 30 at Amazon Park, Ju ly 11 at Westmoreland Park, July 13 at University Park and July 17 at Washburne Park. Summer Showcase on the Mall and Summer Supper Concerts in the Parks are sponsored by the Eugene Parks and Recreation Department with room tax funds. Below is a partial listing of concerts and perfor mances. Specific information on dates, times and locations will be available in the Emerald during the summer. Summer Showcase on the Mall Monday June 20 — Quantum Leaps Ensemble — dance Tuesday June 21 — Richard Crandell & Bill Bartells — guitar duets Wednesday June 22 — Spencer Creek Drifters — country Thursday June 23 — Eagle Park Slim — blues Friday June 24 — Synergy — dance Monday June 27 — Peter Thomas — classical guitar Tuesday June 28 — Percy Hio — folk songwriter Wednesday June 29 — Chico Sewall & Linda Danielson — fiddle duet Thursday June 30 — A la Carte — jazz Friday July 1 — Godfrey Warner — storyteller Performances in the Parks Skinner Butte — Sundays, 2 p.m. July 3 Mambo Sox (rock’n’roll) July 17 Radio Moscow (rock’n’roll) July 31 The Passengers (rock’n’roll) August 14 The Cashiers (rock'n’roll) August 28 Uptown Project (rock’n’roll) Monroe Park — Sundays, 6:30 p.m. June 26 Shumba (Marimba ensemble) July 10 Magical Strings (Celtic music on harp and hammered dulcimer) i r r July 24 Wylde Thyme (progressive Celtic music) July 31 New Mime Circus August 7 Powers & Jeans (jazz dance theatre) August 21 Stan Fink Quartet (jazz) Westmoreland Community Center — Mondays, 6:30 p.m. July 11 Eric Tingstad from Seattle July 18 Spencer Creek Drifters (country classics) July 25 Richard Crandell & Bill Bartells (acoustic guitar) August 1 Instant Brothers (jazz grass, dawg, ala Grissman) August 8 An Evening of Barbershop August 15 Swing Shift (jazz) August 22 Eugene Brass Quintet August 29 Brian Freeman & Mark Nelson (original and traditional music on guitar and dulcimer) Amazon Community Center — Thursdays, 6:30 p.m. June 30 Mike Heffley & Cote Tete July 7 Sabia (Latin American music) July 14 Roccoco Consort (classical) July 21 On the Edge (comedy improvisation) July 28 Extra Texture with Dennis St. Germain (jazz) August 4 Arousing Spirit (reggae) August 11 Wild Geese from Portland (traditional Celtic music) August 18 Aurora (acoustic music for flute, cello, guitar) August 25 Le Jazz Hot (jazz) September 1 Chris Sorensen Country Quartet University Park — Wednesdays, 6:30 p.m. July 13 Silverwood Players (woodwind quintet) July 27 New Mime Circus August 10 Percussion Quartet Washbume Park — Sundays, 4 p.m. July 17 A Festival for Children July 31 A Festival Celebrating Women in the Arts August 14 A Festival of Song Special Events July 4 Celebration at Alton Baker Park July 16 Annual Kaufman Center Outrageous Yard Sale with Eugene combo from 10 a.m. to noon, Ragtime Millionaires noon to 2 p.m. September 10 and 11 Harvest Fair Folk Festival, Alton Baker Amphitheatre. Groups like The Cashiers, Sabia and Storyteller God frey Warner pictured at the right will be performing during the summer in parks throughout Eugene. I ■ Cat's Meow Jazz & Blues Jazz & Blues, ReqqAE & Gospel RecoRds Books, Tapes & CoIIector's Accessories In tIk FilThpfAid Building FifTh & PearI • EtqENE 686-8742 "AT LAST, A STORE FOR THE TRUE COLLECTOR." Key duplication Make a spare. 65* at your Bookstore SUMMER THEATRE '83 Lane Community College THE^IOlip ^ Music & Lyrics by RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN Directed by Stan Elberson d July 1, 2, 6-9 A Revival of Our Sold-Out Spring Showl 'Guaranteed to send you home whistling a happy tune and feeling positive about the world.” _ _REGISTER-GUARD 8 p.m./LCC Malnstage/$6.00 Box Office: 726-2202 * Sunset Suppers sr.Kvr.i) rvr.KY da* st vi m days-a wi.i n f KOM A DO to f, V) '! - ' - Red Snapper Creole..................6.25 Sirloin & Chicken Brochettes...6.75 Petite Top Sirloin Steak.6.95 Small Prime Rib.......,.7.25 Sauteed Scallops, Provcncale...6.95 Teriyaki Chicken... 6.25 dinners iru lude Mouse \il.td or Souf) V eyet.ible ,ind h.iked t'otMo'oi ii< e II you *ish to ijo through the Sr#hid ft.ir .,idd . *>() to the entree, ptu e \ v Discount prices on all drinks during Happy Hour, 2-7 p.m. 2200 Centennial Klvd. for Keservations, please call 342-5231
