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About Eugene weekly. (Eugene, Oregon) 1993-current | View Entire Issue (April 17, 2003)
L-Chéle and the Circle of Light, playing at 3:45 Main Stage. Procession of Species, 2pm Sat. Lord, give me a man whose eyes are kind, whose lips speak gently, who blows my....mind; who might be bald or with long grey hair, it doesn't much matter, I don't really care. Fun & Friendly After School Childcare Lord, give me a man who's a citizen of the Earth, who picks friends for their integrity, not for what they're worth; who'd rather read under a tree than try to chop it down, who buys organic produce whenever he's in town. Homework Club Sports and Gym Group Games Music Lord, give me a man who rides the Country Fair bus wearing blue jeans on his ass. He doesn't need a ticket, I can get us a camping pass. And if I made a wish on a magic little fairy, Lord, could you make his feet real big and his chest a little hairy? Jenaguru: Marimba Band, 11:30am Sat. Lord, give me a man who's so laid back, but still frisky, to be sure; who winks at me and makes me feel so dirty...and so pure; who knows my secrets, loves me still, and doesn't even mind those twenty extra pounds tacked onto my behind. E N T E R T A I N M E N T Main Stage Entertainment Schedule (Broadway Plaza) 11:00 a.m. 11:30 a.m. 12:45 p.m. 1:40 p.m. 2:00 p.m. 2:20 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 3:45 p.m. Frank Merrill: Welcome and Native American Blessing Jenaguru: Marimba Band Paul Safar & Friends: Songs for children and the young at heart Teen Super Heroes: Street Theater Break for the Procession of All Species Flying Crooked: New folk, Americana Eugene Peace Choir: Mother Earth’s favorite songs I’Chele and the Circle of Light: Roots-Rock-Reggae Barbara Edmonds, bedmonds@efn.org OCF strolling food vendor "The Hundredth Munchy" Cooking Crafts Special Events Field trips Hands-On Science and more... Ten locations, most in 4J schools Details: CALL 683-7291 2nd Stage Entertainment Schedule (55 W. Broadway) 11:30-12:00 12:10-12:40 12:50-1:20 1:30-2:20 2:30-3:30 Rob Tobias, world folk with upbeat guitar, vocals and harmonica Corridor Jugglers Irish dancers (tentative) Yvonne Young, Dynamic storyteller Siobhan VanLanen, Earth inspired music Oak St. Willamette St. Olive St. Procession of All Species 2pm 3 Farmer’s Market Saturday Market 8th Ave. f WE COMPOST ! Booths t e START t END WE RECYCLE ! Broadway Hybrid Car Display We use the following Earth-friendly products: Main Stage e N t3 Organic: flour, coffee, espresso, LTD Short Mt. Tour Pick-up f Food Vendors Procession of All Species route select teas, sucanat, soy milk, tofu, hazelnuts, oats, raisins, blueberries, 10th Ave. 3 V Parking Info/Volunteers e Entertainment Sites t carrots & seasonal berries. Restrooms Recycled paper towels, napkins, Procession of All Species: toilet paper & office paper. Celebrating all creatures great and small! The Procession of All Species is an artistic celebration where participants honor all species of life on Earth. Anyone can join the Procession if they don a costume, mask, or other representation of their favorite plant, animal, ecosystem, or other natural wonder (but NO live animals, motorized vehicles or written signs). The Procession will begin at 2:00 p.m., departing at Broadway and Willamette. It will wind through the blocks of down- town, appearing at Saturday Market, and resuming at the Broadway Plaza. The always dynamic and rhythmic Samba Ja, Brazilian Troupe, will lead the way for all who are celebrating Earth’s many species. Sweet Life 683-5676 • 755 Monroe St. www.sweetlifedesserts.com Sun - Wed till 9:00 • Thurs -Sat till 11:00 EARTH DAY CELEBRATION APRIL 17, 2003 3
