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kegs to go Let Neighbors Help You Plan Your Next Tailgater Or NFL House Party! Eugene's Widest Selection Of Draft Beer To Go! Pumps, Keg Coolers, Cups, & Ice Available Just 2 Blocks East Of Campus 1417 Villard Phone:541.338.0334 THE CULTURfll FORUM EVENTS The Pillow Book . a film by Peter Greenaway Tonight Willamette 100, 8 p.m. $2 students, $8 general Tickets available at the door The Oregon Grind seven band rock festival Sunday, October 13 ■ Quad in front'Of Knight Library, 12 pan. Rain venue: covered tennis courts behind recreation center FREE Rasputina '• experimental cello rock Sunday, October 20 Gerlmger Lounge. 8 pan. $7 students, $9 general Tickets available at EMU Ticket Office and 1 louse of Records culturalforum.uoregon.edu ERB MEMORIAL UNION. SUITE 2, 346-4373 U ODf ItoMw. find ODC Aotw from 1994 ttrovfh The Eugene Ballet's production of "Romeo and Juliet"starts this weekend at the Hult Center. Courtesy photo 0149951 Communal Center tar the penenrany Arts 8th S Lincoln ■ Saturday ■ Taada, The Su$ar Beets Dromedary Hypno-Jazz/Psycedelic Bluegrass World Beat $12 advance $14 door, 8:30 pm ■ Sunday ■ Southern Culture on the Skids with the Forty-fives Rockabilly $10 advance, $10 door, 9:00 pm ■ Monday ■ "Rap the Vote Tour” with Beatnuts Non Phixion, Labretto and Anaxopnis Hip-Hop $16 advanc e $18 door 8:30 pm ■ Wednesday ■ Bright Eyes, MLWard, The Brnces Singer with Orchestra, Acoustic Blues $t2 advance, $12 door, 8:00 pm ■ Thursday ■ Benefit for Measure 23, with Steve Forbert, Laura Kemp, Members of The Sujar Beets Singer-Songwriters $15.50 advance, $17 door 7:30 pm Welcome • .687-2746, Ballet continued from page 7 II Joung will dance as Romeo for Sunday’s performance, and compa ny principals Jennifer Martin and Brett Mills will play the role of Juliet for one night each. Beyond visual aspects, Gannan said the music — Serge Prokofiev’s score — is intense on many levels. “It will tear your heart out,” he said. According to Boyce, the Eugene Ballet has performed the ballet Hallman continued from page 7 performance of poetry by students and other members of the commu nity. The performances range in quality from excellent to simply wretched. You’ll usually hear both in any given night. There is an open mic night for musicians from 9 p.m. to midnight Fridays. As with the po etry open mic, there are mediocre performances, but also numerous three times in the past, the last time in 1997. However, Boyce said fans keep coming back. “It’s something that’s been an au dience favorite over the years,” she said. “People really want to see it.” Gannan agrees. “It transcends time,” he said. Performances take place at 8 p.m. Saturday and 2:30 p.m. Sun day. Tickets are available through the Hult Center’s ticket office for $18 to $55. Contact the Pulse editor atjacquelynlewis@dailyemerald.com. groups with real talent that know how to work a crowd. These performances, dances and exhibits - to use a really lame metaphor - are but the tip of the ice berg in a city that boasts a vibrant arts community. To find other inter esting events in Eugene, check out the Emerald’s arts calendar pub lished in today’s issue. Contact the Pulse columnist atpeterhallinan@dailyemerald.com. His opinions do not necessarily represent those of the Emerald. »sewil&®0 UP l 4 *
