live Mim. • Oregon Wintrir-. lin rrdil'lr I Jiff if. • Afliving An I'a.iivr. An f. .f "four (jtiirn • (hildrtns1 Ait fata* Over 100 (.rails Bcxxhs Ar.J l:*(rylhir,g Under ihe .Sun* July 6.7 & 8 In I ugcnc a! Allan Baker Park A/dn^ ihe Willamctlf Kivrr Contact Maude Kerns Art Center (503 ) 33V1571 Fri — July 6 12-2 The Traceys 2-4 Paul Prim e 4-ti The Benefactors ti-fl Kuchina Sat — July 7 12-2 Mark Alan 2-4 Don l.alarski 4-ti laiose Change (i-H Mure Time Sun — July 8 12 -2 I .a /.no 2-4 Riffle 4-ti Vicki Brabham Howell's |a// Duo A & E Daily Emerald Charlie Daniels Band leads list of events The legendary Charlie Dan ids H.iml will shake tin* I ..ini* ( mints I airgruunds tonight .it 7 with its uniipre hlt'tid of country musit and mi k n roll I H ki*ts lot tilt- i oiliert art* available at (II |or s and all I it kntuiaster outlets in the lai gene Springfield atea • \\ ilh a host ol food, w me and entertainnienl. the annual Art and the Vineyard festival v\ r 11 kit k off ! rid.is in I iigenc s \l ton Maker Mark Nine hands and performers, art exhibitions, food, beer and some of Ore gun's best wines will be tea lured through Sunday Sug gesteil donations are $2 foi adults. Si I for i hildren 1H and under and $ri for families I 01 more i nforniat ion. i al I |ulie Hardman at Mi I'>71 < ONCI KTS • I’ark Concerts Springfield's Willamalane Mark will host a series of i oni erts beginning to day at 0 p m through August •l Middlin' Sue and I 'in le 1 and Inhume will be featured to night On July 12. Riffle will perform I lie i tint erts are tree •Print** Phillips Koval Blues tonight Ifantl at The Unite May ern 211 Washington St Cover is S 1, 2 1 .md over • Blues fain tonight at (loud I lines dale .mil Hill I " i I Seventh Ave 2 1 .md ovei • (ins Kussell j.i// key I >■ i.i n i i t I rida\. noon to 2 p in .it Filth St 1’iililn Market, 2‘l() I 1 ifth Ave Free • Shtikuhuku .mil Transisler I rid.is II 10 p in WOW II.ilk 20 1 W f i«hth Ave Admission IS • Fvan Parker Duo with (.reg (iondman S.itiml.is H p in l' mtarian Oh on li. 17 7 tot li Ave • Black Koses reggae li.ind, S.ituriliis New Max’s, .’ill I 1 till Ave $ I i over. 2 1 and over • Peter Thomas classii al gin tarisl. |ulv II. noon to 2 p in . I dll) St Public Market 20t> K Fifth Ave • Park Oomerts The Fugene Parks Kec reation and ( ultural Servi( os dis ision is hosting free blues, bluegrass and classical concerts in various parks throughout the Kugeiie area I be i oik ert series begins July 1 1 and runs through August 2 1 m A ilia/.on Park. Westmoreland P.uk and Hendricks Park ( on t.u t Patiit la ( aisn k al (>H~ li.itl 1 for more information on dates and times OKKOON OOl NTKY FAIR Tile 10*10 Oregon (hiuntrv l air runs |ulv 1 i-15 in a mead ors l<h .fled 1 1 miles west til F.u gene .fifing Highway 12li near Veneta (I.itr prices .1 rt■ $ft Fri day. $8 Saturday find Sr Sun da\ advanr e tii kfls am SI less t'.ff It (lay (Ihildren under 12 are free and llftise Vi ami over ret elve In kels lor half prit e Advance tickets are available at the i:\1l' Main Desk: House ol Kt't ords. 27)8 K l:llh Ave . WOW Hall 2<l 1 W Fighth Ave , Halladeer Mttsif . 2!tti IS I ilth \y e and the Kei ord (iar den 1157 Willamette St Ad vane e tii ket purchases include <1 free Inis rule to and from the lair from the Fane County Fair grounds 7'iti W 1 1th Ave Nine stages featuring a wide variety of musii and entertain ment, ( rafts and unique foods will be available at this popular annual event No dogs or pub In ramping will be allowed at the fair site OKKt.ON BACH FKSTIVAI. • Free concert woodwind ( handler musi( . today at noon in the Hull (filter l.obby. One Fugene (lent re • "The Fnknnwn Mozart" comert. Friday . 5 p m Soreng Theater Hull Center Tickets are $7. S-l for students seniors and children under 12 • Fmpire Brass Ouintet Friday H p m . Silva ( 'oik rrl I la 11. I lull ( leu I cr lit kets art* SB. Sit. $17 .Uld $211 • Sieve Owen |ti// Quintet j.i/z i .iliiiret I riday t) p in In 1 a.m.. Kick's Lobby It.ir. Fugene Hilton. titi K Sixth Ave 1 ree • "Oregon Originals" a con cert ot new music, from Oregon, Saturday .it noon in the Hull Center Lobby Free*. • Pednderecki String Quartet i h.miller music. Saturday. H p m . He,ill (loncert I la 11. 'Mi 1 L 18th Ave Tickets are $7. $13 and $ 1 a. • Bach’s "St. Matthew Pas sion" Sunday. 8 p in . Silva Concert 1 lull. Unit Center Tickets are $H, $13. $17 and $22 VISUAL ARTS • "Oregon Biennial 198!)" works of art by Oregon artists in a variety of styles and pre sentations opens Sunday at University Museum of Art. 1430 lohnson Lane. 1’he muse urn is open noon to 5 p in. Wednesdays through Sundays through August 2t> Free. • "Sun Photograms" photogra phy In artist Karen Keifer Boyd. Sunday, noon to 2 p in . Fifth St Public Market. 2‘I0 L I iflh Ave Free * I ill* I (III III t* 111 S|)|,(II|I M<» nil Imp N«mt ► *nij l*i» Macintosh Seminars! 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