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Season’s Greetings
Get handmade gifts at Holiday Market
Eugene's Saturday Market is
changing with the seasons
as the eighth Annual Holi
day Market opens Friday
The Lane County Fairgrounds
Exhibit Hall hosts the five week
event with nearly 400 craftper
sons. a wide variety of interna
tional foods and Lane County's
Farmer's Market
On it s 25th year in operation,
the Saturday Market is the oldest
continuously operating open air
craft marketplace in the United
States One of the many tradi
tions is for local craft persons and
food vendors to help the local
economy and to share their prod
ucts
"We re a small group of busi
nesses," said Bill Goldsmith. Sat
urday Market general manager
"Our values talk to the impor
tance o! tamily"
In addition to the traditional
outdoor Saturday Market active
ties, there will be an Elf's Pla/a
for children including craft work
shops and face painting Live
muse is performed each day
To assist in the festivities, vol
unteers trom Womenspace will
be on hand to wrap gilts and
check packages and coats as a
convenience to shoppers, Gold
smith sa»d
All craft vendors will be selling
handmade original holiday gifts
including ceramics, clothing, jew
elry and floral items. Food sold at
the markfat. Goldsmith said, 'is
the same good, iocally made food
—■ alt ongmal recipes "
The Market will be open Nov
24 through Nov 26 from 10am.
to 6 p m It will also be open the
following Saturday and Sundays
through Dec. 23 from 10 a m. to 6
pm.
“We’re a small group
of businesses. Our
values talk to the
importance of
family
Bill Goldsmith
Saturday Market
Gemeral Manager
Three weekday shopping days
are included in this year’s sched
ule, 11 a m. to 8 p m. on Dec. 15,
21 and 22 (or more after work
market opportunities.
Last minute shoppers can visit
a special Christmas Eve market
(rom 10 a m. to 3 p.m on Dec.
24 There is no admission charge
and parking is (ree.
By Scott Nonce
Eugene choir performs Handel
The Eugene Concert Choir will perform Handel's
Messiah on Dec 2 at 8 p m and Dec 3 at 4
p m >n the South Eugene High School Audito
rium
The choir is hacked by the Oregon Mo/art Play
ers, who wiii provide instrumental accompaniment
Soloists Kerry O'Brien, soprano, Don Ebel, coun
tertenor, David Gustafson, tenor, and Norman
Smith, bass iead the choir's performance ot the tra
ditional holiday musical The quartet ol professional
singers sing the most challenging vocals of this
musical favorite
Adding to the festivities. The Eugene Vocal Arts
Ensemble, who performs dressed in ornate Renais
sance costumes, will sing rare and traditional car
ols.
AM of the performances are directed by Diane
Retallack.
Tickets are Si6 for adults and $12 for students
and seniors from the Hult Center Box Office at 687
5000. For more information, call 343-7522.
By Anne Moser-Kornfeld
Gift Certificates
Locally-Made Foods
Gift Basket Makings
Huge Selection of Holiday Been
(North) Off Coburg Rd on Willakenrie • 334-6382 - Open Daily 7-9
(South) 2489 Willamette - 345-1014 - Open Daily 7-11
Im/w Transit's annual Joy Ride shows off
festive outdoor lighting & holiday displays
The Lane Transit District
begins its Annual Holiday
Lights Joy Ride on Dec. 15
through Dec. 19. Each year, the
public can board LTD buses,
playing holiday music and tour
the area's festive outdoor dis
plays.
Live holiday entertainment
greets the public boarding buses
at 6 p m. and 7 30 p.m. on Dec.
16 and Dec 17. On Dec. 15, 18
and 19 the buses depart trom the
Valley River Center station, out
side Mi K's restaurant, at 6:30
p m and 8 p.m.
The Seventh Annual Holiday
Lights Tour costs S? 25 per seat
and there is a 10-ticket maximum
purchase per person Tickets go
on sale Dec. 4 at the Valley River
Customer Service Center, the
Oregon Eye Associates, located
at 1550 Oak St. and LTD Cus
tomer Service at 10th Avenue
and Willamette Street.
Tickets are limited and
advance ticket purchase is nec
essary, LTD spokesman Michael
Schumacher said.
In the event ol undesirable
weather conditions, the Joy Ride
Service will be canceled and the
public is advised to listen to
KUGN Radio at 590 AM or
KMGE Radio at 94 5 FM
Refunds for canceled service will
be available at all Joy Ride ticket
outlets until Jan 12.
The event is sponsored by
Lane Transit District, Oregon Eye
Associates and Valley River Cen
ter. For more information, call
687-5555
By Anne Moser Kornfcld
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