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dance concert Fri. May 2 & Sat. May 3, 8pm LCC Main Campus Performance Hall $6 adults • $4 students Info: 463-5202 • buy tickets at the door Alison Shiboski Custom Work 343-4972 PRESENTS UNBELIEVABLE NAUGHTY NIGHTLY SPECIALS Showing at: 2 6 2 0 W. 1 0 T H P L A C E (Behind Bliss Steak Ranch) LANE COUNTY PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICES ♥ FREE or low-cost exams ♥ Birth control supplies for men and women ♥ Pregnancy counseling and testing ♥ STD exams ♥ HIV counseling and testing ♥ Immunizations ♥ WIC Confidential Services – Se habla español Eugene - 682-4013 WIC - 682-4202 Florence 997-8217 A ld e r G al l e ry Sculpture and bells by Steve Reinmuth, glass by Charlotte Roberts and a Garden Chat group show, from May 6 through Aug. 31. An opening is 1 pm May 10. 11 am-5 pm Tu- Sa, 11 am-3 pm Su. Downtown Coburg. Free. B a r ne s a nd No b le Works by Gary Linz, through May 21. An opening is 7 pm May 2. 9 am to 9 pm M-Su. 1163 Valley River Dr. Free. Be nt o n C o un ty Hi s to r ic al M us e um Centenarian in the Garden: Artists Celebrate the Life and Work of Cecil Compton, paintings and watercolors celebrating the life of Cecil Compton, through May 10. 10 am-4:30 pm T-Sa. 1101 Main St., Philomath. Free. B ro a d wa y Ma r k et From Logs to Lumber, photography by Joe Blakely, through May 31. 7 am-9 pm M-Th, 7 an- 10 pm F, 8 am-9 pm Sa, 8 am-8 Su. 200 W. Broadway Ave. Free. Ca f é Pa ra d is o Celebrate Eugene’s Unique Wetlands photography show, through May 30. An opening is 5:30 pm May 2. 8 am-11 pm M-Th, 8 am-12 am F, 10 am-12 am SA, 10 am–5 pm Su. 115 W. Broadway. Free. C i r cl e o f Ha nd s’ I n ne r C ir c le G al l e r y Breaking the Silence: Images of Healing community art show, through June 4. An opening is 5:30 pm May 2. 10 am-6 pm T-Sa. 1030 Willamette St. Free. C o r v al l i s Ar t s C e nt er Seeking Clarity: A Meditation in Graphite, work by Nan Weed, through June 1. An opening is 5:30 pm May 1. Noon-5 pm T-SU. 700 SW Madison Ave., Corvallis. Free. D o w nt o wn Lo u ng e Visionary Art, work by Dan Hitchcock, Tak Kishino and Scott Boyes, through May 31. An open- ing is 7:30 pm May 2. 11 am-2:30 pm daily. 959 Pearl. Free.. Em e ra ld A r t C e nt er The Watercolor Society of Oregon’s spring show, through May 31. Springfield Public Schools senior show, through May 30. 11 am-4 pm T-Sa. 500 Main St., Spfd. Free.. Er in Wi l li a ms Ga ll e r y Floral, figure and landscape paintings, ongoing. Noon-6 pm, F, Sa, Su. 82048 Territorial Rd. 344-3516. Free.. Fa i rb a nk s G a ll e r y Work by Robert Hess, from May 5 through May 28. An open- ing is 4:30 pm May 6. 8 am-5 pm M-F. 106 Fairbanks Hall, OSU. Free. F ei n s t ei n ’ s M us eu m o f Un f in e Ar t a nd R e c or d s Paintings, drawings and CDs by Joe Pencil and The Kid, through May 14. An opening is 7:11 pm May 2. 11 am-9 pm M-F. 1:30-10 pm Sa, 11 am-7 pm Su. 537 Willamette St. Free. F i f th S tr ee t M ar ke t Ca f é Pl a za Photography by Jeff Green, through May 18. 8:30 am-7 pm daily. 296 E. Fifth St. Free. Ga l le r y a t t he Ai rp o rt In the Great Outdoors, Plein Air painting, through June 13. Eugene Airport. Ticketed pas- sengers only. Free. Gl en w o od W i ll am e tt e Paintings by Richard Quigley, through June 1. 7:30 am-9 pm M-SU. 2588 Willamette St. Free. H in ma n V i ne y ar d s Les Reves Francais, watercolors by Jeannine Edelblut, and Working Hands, photography by Rick Williams, ongoing. Noon to 5 pm every- day. 27012 Briggs Hill Rd. 345-1945. Free. Ho me R e De s i g n G al l e ry Angels and Roses, from May 3 through May 25. 11 am-4 pm W-Sa. 949 Pearl St. Free. I sl a nd Pa rk Ga ll e ry Illuminations, pho- tography by Peter Chapman, from May 7 through June 27. An opening is 5 pm May 7. 8 am-5 pm M-F. Willamalane Senior Ctr., 215 W. C St., Spfd. Free. Ja c ob s G a ll e r y Masters of Fine Arts Exhibition 2003, through June 7. An opening is 5:30 pm May 2. Artist talks are 1 pm May 9, 16, 23 and 30. 11 am-3 pm T-Sa, and during performances. Lower level, Hult. Free. Ja wb re ak e r Co m m un it y Ar t Ga l le r y Junk Redux, work in recycled materials by local artists, through May 2. An opening is 6 pm May 2. Open for view- ing 24 hours, everyday. Free. K ar i n Cl a rk e Ga ll er y Figures in Bas Relief, work by Miriam Key, through May 31. Paintings by Mark Clarke and Margaret Coe, ongoing. An opening is 5:30 pm May 1. 10 am-5:30 pm T-Sa. 760 Willamette St. Free. L a n e C o un ty Hi s to r ic a l Mu s eu m The Unbroken Thread, 27th annual quilt show, through May 4. 10 am-4 pm W-F, noon-4 pm SA. 740 W. 13th Ave. $2. L a V e l le Ga ll e r y Pastels by Jan Maitland, ongoing. 11 am-8 pm daily. Fifth St. Public Market. Free. LB C C G al le r y Juried Student Art Exhibit, through May 16. 8 am-5 pm M- F. Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences Building, Albany campus of Linn Benton Community College. Free. L CC A r t G al l e ry LCC juried art exhibi- tion, work by Lane Art students, through May 14. An opening is at noon May 5. Building 11, LCC Main Campus. 8 am-5 pm M-F. Free. Ma u d e K e rn s A r t C en t e r David Joyce: A Retrospective, through May 16. 10 am-5:30 pm M-F, noon-4 pm Sa. 1910 E. Fifth. $3 sugg. don. M a r y L o u Z e ek G a l l e r y Door Jam, an exhibit of decorated doors, from May 6 through May 31. Paintings by Mother and Daughter Artists, including Margaret Coe, Karin Clarke, through May 3. 10 am-6 pm M-F, 10 am-5 pm Sa. 335 State St., Salem. Free. Ne w O d ys s ey J ui c e Ba r Paintings by Nemo, through May 6. 7:30 am-6 pm M-F, 10 am-5 pm Sa, 11 am-5 pm Su. 1004 Willamette. Free. N e w Z on e B ro ad w a y Work by New Members, from May 2 through May 31. An opening is 5:45 pm May 2. 24-hour window viewing everyday, noon to 4 pm Sa. One East Broadway. Free. Pe ru g i n o Photography by Jane Gibbons, through May 24. 8 am-4 pm M-F. 767 Willamette St. Free. Sa c re d H ea r t M ed ic a l Ce n te r Prints by Connie Mueller, through May 1. 1255 Hilyard St., third floor. Free. Sa t t va Ga ll e r y Work by Mitzi Linn, through June 30. 10 am-6 pm M-Sa, 11 am-5 pm Sa. 18th Ave. and Willamette St. Free. T he S ci en c e F ac t o ry Science Sleuths: Exploring Wildlife Forensics hands-on exhibit for all ages, ongoing. Noon-4 pm W-Su, closed UO home games. 2300 Harris Parkway. $4. Sh e lt o n - M cM u r p he y -J o hn s on H ou se A Time to Remember, vintage gowns, through July 21. Historic House and Furnishings, ongoing. 10 am-1 pm T-F, 1- 4 pm S-Su. 303 Willamette St. $3, $1 youth under 12. S p ri ng fi e l d M us eu m The Pleasure of Your Company, vintage wedding dress- es, through May 17. A book signing is 1 pm May 17. 10 am-5 pm M-F, noon-5 pm SA. 6th and Main St., Spfd. $2 for adults 18 and over. U O M us eu m of N a tu ra l H is t o ry Preserving Sights and Sounds: The Don Hunter Legacy, recordings from the Pacific Northwest, A New Look at Oregon Archeology, an updated look at the world’s oldest shoes, and Living on the Edge: Geology of Oregon, Archaeology of Oregon, Backyard Birds, ongoing. Noon to 5 pm, T-Su. 1680 E. 15th Ave. $2 sugg. don. Vi va c e G al l e ry Myths of Siberia, paint- ings by Vitaly Smaguin, from May 2 through June 30. An opening is 5:30 pm May 2. A collection of work by more than 50 local, regional and national artists, ongoing. 11 am-6 pm T- Su. www.vivacegallery.com 207 E. 5th Ave. Free. Wa sh i n g to n A b b ey Ga ll e r y Dancing Pens, work by the Valley Calligraphy Guild, through May 22. 10 am-4 pm M-F. 494 10th Ave. Free. Wh it e Lo tu s Influences, Interpretations, and Traditions from Asian Ceramics, work by nationally rec- ognized potters, through May 17. 767 Willamette. 10 am-5 pm Tu-Sa. Free. WO W Ha ll G al l e r y Between Sleep and Waking, paintings by Joseph Mross, through May 31. An opening is 6 pm May 2. 3-6 pm M-F. 291 W. 8th Ave. Free. Oakridge 782-4218 Cottage Grove 942-5555 Roger Hall CT E L -E E LCC Board of Education R • Twelve-Year Board Member • Three-Term Board Chair • Endorsed by LCC Employees Federation • Endorsed by American Federation of Teachers - Oregon • Endorsed by Democratic Party of Lane County Committed, Experienced Leader Paid for by the Committee to Re-elect Roger Hall 960 N. 16th St., Springfield, OR 97477 24 APRIL 10, 2003 EUGENE WEEKLY VESSEL, BY CHARLOTTE ROBERTS, ALDER GALLERY, THROUGH AUG. 31. www.eugeneweekly.com
