Folk artist to perform at WOW Hall
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Red Smalt ' • : ■ ■ '
will perform a! the WOW Hall. 291 W
Eighth Ave . at 8 30 toni tjht Ticket-,
are $8 at the i MU Main beak
The Rustavi Company a native
Soviet (oik troupe, wilt perform at the
Hull Center Silva Concert Hah
tonight at 8 Tickets a"’ $ 12 80
$16.50 and $18 50 depending on
seating sec tion and are available at
the Hull Center ticket outlets
Baubles. Bangles and Beads i
i abate! ol female impersonators will
be performed tonight at 8 m the EMU
Ballroom All proceeds go to
promote GAL A Pride Week Tk kets
art' $4 50 and i an be purchased at
the E MU Main Desk
An Evening ol One Acts i ICC
student production, will be
performed tonight and Saturday
( akndar..
night at 8 in LCC s Blue Door
Theater. Tickets are $4 at the Hull
Center ticket outlets
Saturday Fed 17
Caliente a I,(tin dance group, will
perform in the WOW Hall tonight at
9 30 The public is invited to enjoy m
evening ot latin music and
extravaganza Tickets are $8 at the
EMU Main Desk
The Brothers of the Baladi a global
rock band, will perform tonight at 9
at the Mediterranean Cate 412 Pear
St The Princess and the Pea will be
performed this afternoon at 2 in the
Soreng Theatre as part ot the Hult
Center s Wonderful Weekends for
Kids Series
Monday. Feb 19
Nelson Mandela Freedom
Celebration is the title of an evening
dedicated to the recently released
South African political prisoner
Included in the evening of
i elebration is local band More Time
and other special guests T he
celebrating will begin tonight at 7 in
the E MU Ballroom Donations will be
appreciated
The Music ol Hindemith r University
Faculty Artist Series concert, will be
performed tonight at 8 in Beall
Concert Hall Tickets are $4 general
admission and $2 students and ■ an
be purchased at the door
Eugene Symphony Guild ■ . ■ r c an
today in the Hull Center s Stu i1 r at
11 41, arid 5 4‘> The pertormam it is
free
Tuesday Feb 20
The Oregon Wind Ensemble
present its winter i on art tonight at
8 m Beall Concert Hall Tickets are
$3 general admission and SI
students and are available at the
door
The King s Singers r i
British a cappella choir, will perform
tonight at 8 in the Mult C'-ntc-r s Seva
Ci n ert Hall Ti kets are $i? SO and
available at Hult Center tn ket
outlets
Wednesday Feb 21
The Oregon Vocal Jazz Ensemble
and Jazz Lab Band II will perform a
joint concert tonight at 8 in Beall
Concert Hall Tickets are available at
the door tor S3 general admission
and $1 students
Oh. Calcutta will bn performed
tonight at 8 in the Hult Center s Silva
Concert Hall Tickets are S19 80 and
$17 50 (balcony) and can be
purchased at Hult Center ticket
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Inlk tiuisii i.m I ri'il Sm.ill will fwrhtrm .it thv IlOU II.ill
liiniulit .it H .ltl /( hi
outlets
Thursda\ Feb 22
SHOcase Free Noon Concert
.featuring the Eugene Youth
Symphony will be performed the.
afternoon at 12 15 in the Hull < •■nler
Lobby
VISUAL ARTS
EMU Craft Center Family Album
Show n the EMU I >r Hoorn wn
feature more than 100 art pieces by
Craft Center instructors staff arid
volunteers The exhibit will run from
Feb 16 to Feb 25, with a public:
reception on ihe opening day at 7
p m in the Fir Room
Photojournalism in America > the
title of WISTEC s reopening exhihit
which will feature 180 photos
ranging from early Civil War works t<
contemporary color works The
exhibit will run from Feb 9 to April 1
LCC Studio Assistants Show will run
from Feb 20 to March 9. with a
reception on Feb 23 from 7 30 9 30
p m
Computer Art Exhibit a show
featuring the computer art of
University Fine and Applied Arts
students will be on display from
Feb 19 to Feb 23 in Gallery 141 on
■ jmpus A free public reeephon will
be held for the artists from 7 to 9
p rn ■ n Monday Feb 19 n the
gallery, located near the oourtyar 1 ot
I awrence Hall, 1 190 Franklin Blvd
Ritual and Regalia r • • ■ r ■ I -, t ■ -
featuring Ihe costumes mu ... and
I-.toms ol the Mardi Gus BLi k
Inriiahs wilt be or display tr in f - I
14 to April 16 in the lobby ' the
University ■. Mie.eui" a Nshe it
History A reception veil l.alow a
Maid i Gras In liar is iecture n Feh
22 It ■! SO
Paul and Kay Buckner t i>
(heir V uiptures and drawings at ((•••
University s t MU Gallery In f eb
to 23 A reception writ be held for the
two local artists from 7 to 9 p m on
M -nday f **t> 5 The event is tree an !
iipen to the public
Charter of Power Granted by Liberty
The Framing of the United Stales
Constitution • the title >a r e<hibit
of 13 panels ol text ,md illustrations
at the l ane County Historu at
Museum 740 VV 13th Ave The
exhibit aiII last through Feb 25
Admission to the museum is $1 lor
adults. 75 i ents tor seniors and 50
Cents for those under Id
The Goll Course as Landscape Art
the title of a lands, ape photography
exhibit by New York artist John Yang
at the University Museum ol Ait The
exhibit will run through March 1 1 It
will be on display in Gallery 1A of the
Museum
Jack Wilkinson Artist. Philosopher,
1913-1974 IS the title ol an exhibit of
paintings by th adist in the
University s Museum of Art's
Galleries tC and ID The work will b>
on display trough March 4
MlSCELl ANEOUS
At Is Forum we I he pro .anted Fot
21 from 2 30 to 5 p rn in the Hull
Center s Studio I It will be j Ce mts
torurn including information about
grant opportunities for arts ultural
and hi store, a! organi/ate - ns a'id for
individuals
Sarah Rice It tie it the la -v -
Bookstore on f eb 16 from 1 to 2 30
pm to s-gu opies - -r tier ! i-i-k He
In ,lt>.! Mi - a tu- ' an Ml
biography of her life
◄ Non-Violence^
◄ Workshops^
Feb. 17th EMC Board Rm
1 0am-2pm
Feb. 18th Ben Linder Rm
1 2pm-4pm
Contact Student Campaign
for Disarmament
for future workshops ex. 6-4248
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200 YEARS OF AFRO AMERICAN HERITAGE
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