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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (June 29, 1995)
■ ENTERTAINMENT Art and the Vineyard opens Saturday Anne Moser-Komfeld CVpyinn Q&sfy EPWt&cf The Twelfth Annual Art and the Vineyard tx'nrfi! for the Maude Kerns Art Center takes place July 1, 2 and t in Alton Baker Park from 11 a m to 8:30 p.tn daily The festival offers live music, an international food court. 12 wineries and n mul titude of art exhibits Herb Price, coordinator of Art and the Vineyard said n Public Mural highlights this year s festival By painting a part of the mural people can "leave your mark on the festi val.” Price said The various art exhibits con sist of Art for Your Carden, Children's Art Arena. Sculp ture Park and the Artists' Mar ketplace The Artists' Marketplace highlights the work of North west artists More than 100 artists arc 8Xp6< ted to sell. their work. The South Willamette Winegrowers Assoc iation offers component tasting again this year, which provides novic es and experts the chance to taste the differences between sweetness, acidity or proportion of local wines Price said, "The event is an important one because it pro vides a major source of funds. Suggested admission is $3 For more information, call 345-1571. ■ 4TH OF JULY EVENTS Active 20/30 Club Fireworks Show The 49th Annual A< live 20/30 Club Fireworks Show and Cele bration at Autaen Stadium tiegins at .1 to p m on Tuesday July 4th At tivitiex include entertain men! geared to the whole family and features various bands play ing from 4 to 7 p m. The bands include Unshakable Rat e. Storm Chasers and the Revelators Beginning at Hit) pm. the Eugene Symphony Band plays n program of patriotic muse The fireworks display, which begins at approximately '» to p in., is the largest in the area and lasts nearly one hour. The lot at Aot/.en Stadium - 55 [>er t ar No bottles or t ans are allowed inside and viewers are reminded the Imst wav to s<-e the show is from inside the stadium The event supports nonprofit organizations and proceeds toi let ted by the Eugene Active 211 to Club go to groups benefit ing child welfare For more information, call 14 1-0664 Baseball & Fireworks at Civic Stadium Baseball and fireworks go together like birds of a feather 1 he Eugene Emeralds play against the Boise 1 lawks at (im Stadium 120.' Willamette St I on Tuesday July 4 Attendance for the game is expected at 7,50(1 anti officials at Civic Stadium recommend fans arrive bet ween 4 10 p.m to 5 p.m. to get good seats. The game starts at 7 p.m. Twenty minutes after the last out. the fireyvorks display begins Tickets can tie pun based in advance and sell for $3.50 each. For more information, call the I ins offii e at .142-5367. 1995 Eugene Pro Rodeo The Professional Rodeo Cxiw boys Association sponsors ,1 four-day event on Prairie Hoad, two miles north of the Heltline The Eugene Pro Rodeo fea tures five PROA rodeo perfor matives and two country con verts beginning fune 30-juiy -t Show times change for each night of the rodeo hut most begin after 5:30 p in Tickets to the rodeo vary from So ‘iri to S-t '*5. depending on convert and rodeo events l or more information, < all 7-4 7 »■ i iti Butte to Butte 10K Run and Mayor's Walk The 22nd Annual Unite to Butte road rave begins ft a m July 4 it -l tret Avenue and Donald Street in Eugene The course tsegins with the frodi tional start up the Donald Street Hill and follows downhill In a flat. fast finish 1 he loh run precedes the Mayor’s Walk, which is approximately 4 S Holes Register at the Eugene Hilton .1 l or at the run l ntry. e>. (M- y i a i i -i i',a in, an ’-.a niation, call t>H7- lotto Albany Timber Carnival The Albany Timber (Carnival gains more and more national attention each year The varnival features lumborjai k showdow ns and fireworks Festivities begin on Friday June 30 and run until |ulv 4 at Timberland Park in Albany Parking is $4 and general admis sion is $7 at the gate For more information. < all 028-2301 in Albany — Anne Moser-Kornfeld Oeytm Daily (inter mi Closed for Inventory Sunday, July 2nd-Tuesday, July 4th Our Duck Shop at Autzen Stadium will be open July 2nd*July 3rd Open: M-F 7:45-6 • Sat 10-5 • Sun 12-5 Gel r«-*ult* with Oregon Dailr Emerald (Irmified*! 346»4343 ROLLER BLADE RENTALS $10« V>J 199 W 8th Eugono • 484-7344 PLKASK RKfYCLK! 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