ENTERTAINMENT
Gallagher to liven up Hult stage
with catchy comedy, personality
som; and dance
FRIDAY, SETT. 2 7
Zi*b and the Red Heads, u
rhythm and bluos band, will
perform from 5-fi p.m. at Si
mon's Off Broadway, 30 K.
Broadway. Admission is free,
and fiKid. boor and wine will be
available.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 2tt
The Eugene Symphonic Hand
will host its third annual garage
sale and concert from il a m. to
•1 p.m. in tho Very Little
Theatre parking lot at 24th and
Hilyard. The concert will begin
at 11 a.m.
Stone Biscuit will perform their
blend of psychedelic tunes at
9:30 p.m. in the Community
Center for the Performing Arts,
291 W. Eighth St. Opening the
show will Ik! Skip Jones & Hen
ry Vcstine along with the Ken
Babbs Band. The whole show
will be topped oil with the ef
fects of the Phanta/.agamoria
Light Show. Tickets are SO at
the door, and the doors open at
9.
SUNDAY, SEPT. 29
Whitecross, a Christian hard
rock band, will perform at 0
p m in the South Eugene High
School auditorium, 400 E. 19th
St. Tickets will sell for $10 at
the door.
WEDNESDAY, CX ri‘. 2
Gallagher will perforin at 8
j) in. in the Hull Center's Silva
( inert Hall. Tickets, soiling
h i $2 1, $18.50 and Si J 50, can
he purchased by calling the
lltilt Center box office at
(187-5000.
Branford Marsalis will perforin
at 7:30 p in. and again at 10
p in. in Beall Concert Hall, Al
der and 17th St. Tickets are
selling for $10 students and
S1H general admission, and can
be purchased at the EMU Main
Desk.
THURSDAY, OCT 3
The Eugene Highlanders Bug
pipes and Dancers will perforin
at 12:15 p.in. in the Hull Cen
ter’s plaza, weather permitting
Otherwise, the show will take
place In the Mult Center lobby.
The show is free and open to
the public.
VISUAL AMI'S AND
WORKSHOPS
FRIDAY, SEPT. 27
"Bat Habits,” an exhibit focus
ing on 15 species of hats, is cur
rently on display in the Univer
sity’s Museum of Natural Histo
ry, 1(180 E. 15th Ave. An open
ing reception will take place
from 7-9:30 p.m. In the muse
um, u n d specialist Stuart
Perimeter will present a slide
illustrated lecture about bats.
(The lecture is fruo and open to
the public. The exhibit will
continue through Dec. 22, and
RECYCLE
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PAPER.
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museum hours ant from noon
to f> p m Wednesday through
Sunday. A one dollar donation
is suggested.
MONDAY. SLIT 30
Faculty works will he on dis
play in the LnVerno Krause dal
le ry, 1100 Franklin Blvd,
through (lit 11 There will he
an opening reception from 7-0
p in. in the gallery. The exhibit
features studio work by more
than 20 faculty members On
display are drawings, paintings,
fibers, jewelry, sculptures, pho
tographs and computer graph
ics. to name a Tew. The gallery
is open to the public from
n O o n - 4 : -l 5 p . in . Mood a y
through Friday
WLDNTSDAY, OCT 2
The Spirituality and the Aits
Project will lake place from 7 0
p m. in The Wesliiy bounda
lion. 1230 hi non id Si Tin*
workshop features .1 consultant
who will touch purlidpants
how to create urt works that re
flect their spirituality. The
workshop will Ik* repeated for
the next three Wednesday
nights, and all are free and
open to the public
THURSDAY. (XT 3
“Teenagers in Their Hed
roonvs” is the title of the latest
exhibit on display at the Blue
Sky Uallery. 1231 N.W. Hoyt
St. There will he an opening re
caption from 0 <) p.m. in the
gallery. The exhibit features a
color portrait series by Adri
enne Salinger in whir h she
photographed New York teens
in their bod moms The exhibit
will continue through Nov 2,
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George Kokts will exhibit his ceramics in tho Faculty Art Show,
opening in the taVerne Krause Gallery on Sept 30