Today
What: "Vanities"
Where: Arena Theatre, Viliard Hal! 104
When: 8p.m.
How Much: $4 for Unwe^fty students,
Saturday
What; DIVA Masquerade Party
Where: Cafe Paradtso
When; 8 p.m.
Hew Much; $25, tickets available at DIVA
Events for lovers,
haters alike at
Halloween time
A variety of performances around town are guarenteed
to make this Halloween weekend action-packed
BY AMY LICHTY
PULSE REPORTER
Halloween is finally here. Now is
the time to put the last-minute de
tails on costumes, stock up on as
much candy (or alcohol) as possi
ble and decide what to do. Because
Halloween is on a Sunday this year,
the whole weekend can be packed
with fun things leading up to the
big bang. For both Halloween
lovers and haters, there are plenty
of options.
Friday has events happening all over
town. At the University, there’s Friday
Nite Flicks, sponsored by the UO Cul
tural Forum, in PLC 180. Wizards,
werewolves and witches are just some
of the things you can see in “Harry Pot
ter 3: The Prisoner of Azkaban.”
Also that night from 10 p.m. to 2
a.m., the Cultural Forum and the
Housing Department are putting on
an 80s dance at the EMU Fishbowl.
Free food and mocktails are avail
able, and a prize will be given
out for best costume. Best of all,
it’s free.
Just across town at the WOW
Hall, the Better Than You Battles II
will be taking place. MCs will battle
each other to see who is the best.
The event begins at 8 p.m. and costs
$10 at the door.
Saturday night will be filled with
parties, concerts and wild times to
be had by all. At the Wetlands Brew
Pub, there will be a show featuring
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the Sawyer Family, the Courtesy
Clerks, Station Wagon and the Shud
ders. The show starts at 10 p.m. and
costs $5.
There will be more rock music at
Sam Bond’s Garage with a concert ti
tled “Happy Halloween with Yeltsin,
the Ovulators and Activator” at
9:30 p.m. The cost is $5.
If salsa music sounds like more
fun, check out Luna, where Eu
gene-based Latin salsa band
Caliente will be performing. The
11-piece ensemble includes two
former members of the Cherry Pop
pin’ Daddies and trumpet players
Dana Heitman and Sean Flannery.
The show starts at 9:30 p.m. and
will cost $8.
After a long night of partying,
help your mind heal before Sunday
night’s rowdy celebrations by see
ing the UO School of Music’s sym
phony and choir perform J.S.
Bach’s “Magnificat” and Wolfgang
Mozart’s “C Minor Mass.” There’s
no need to purchase any tickets for
this Oct. 31 event held in the Silva
Concert Hall at the Hult Center.
The lobby opens at 2 p.m. Sunday
and seating is first-come, first
serve. Seats are expected to fill
up quickly.
Also on Sunday is Sam Bond’s
Irish Jam, which begins at 4 p.m. It’s
open to all ages and costs nothing.
Performing later that night at Sam
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basic, the type of yam used can make
the project look far from ordinary.
“You can find a fun yam with lots
of color and character, which will
also hide your mistakes,” she said.
Many knit for the purpose of cre
ating items they can use or give as
gifts, but Rummel said the hobby
has extra benefits.
“(Knitting) has a real calming
influence,” she said. “It helps
children who have ADD learn to
have a focus. It also helps with
hand-eye coordination and
math skills.”
For all age groups, Soft Horizons
Fibre has all the necessities for a
fiber arts project — a wealth of
supplies, trendy yarns and lots of
assistance for first-timers.
“The shop’s aesthetics, variety
and professionalism are great
here,” Nicholson said. “Mona is a
fiber artist, and that comes
through in the shop. There are so
many things you can learn here.”
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