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THURSDAY
Sunrise 5:55 am; Sunset 8:24 pm
Av High 65; Av Low 42
ARTS/VISUAL
“Mother and Father’s
Day Gift Crafting,”
3:30 pm, Springfield
Library. FREE.
Scott Cossu &
Friends, 8 pm, Luna.
$10.
Mountain dulcimer
jam features
Linda Danielson
and Debbie
Diedrich, 7
pm, St.
Mary’s
Episcopal
Church.
FREE.
ON THE
AIR
FORUMS “Civil
Liberties in a Time
of Crisis: the PATRI-
OT Act, Homeland
Security,” Eugene
Middle East Peace
Group forum, 7
pm, First United
Methodist Church.
FREE.
“Jefferson
Exchange”
features
tion features short videos shot by
high school students, 7 pm, Churchill
High School. FREE.
show, 1 pm, Alder Gallery, Coburg.
FREE.
Youth Triathlon, 1 pm, Sheldon Pool.
682-5314. $15 adv., $20 dos.
BENEFITS Chellie Kew sings
FILM Ashes of Time, Chinese Film
her book to benefit AIDS orphans in
Southern Africa, 2 pm, Mother Kali’s
Books. FREE.
Borko’s Magical Moombah features
“Momma Doodle” and live music, 10
am, The Shedd. $5, $2.50 for adults.
Series, 4 pm, 115 Pacific, UO. FREE.
No Man’s Land, 7 pm, International
Lounge, EMU, UO. FREE.
GATHERINGS Photo identifi-
cation day invites you to share
historical photos, 11 am to 3 pm,
Springfield Museum. FREE.
Guaranty’s New & Used trailer and
5th wheel sale, 10 am to 7 pm today
and from 10 am to 6 pm tomorrow,
Lane Co. Fairgrounds. FREE.
KIDSTUFF Playgroup for moms
and newborns to two year olds, 10
am, Bambini. FREE.
Pre-school storytime, 10:30 am,
Bethel Library. FREE.
The Hobbit, Rose Children’s Theatre,
7 tonight and May 10, 16 and 17, at
2:30 pm May 18, with two student
matinees at 9:30 am and 12 pm May
13, McDonald Theatre. $9, $5 youth
adv., $10, $6 dos.
LCC Board of
Education Candidate
Forum meeting, 7 pm,
Building 19, LCC main
campus. FREE.
“The Magic School Bus Rocks Out!”
features hands-on science exploring
geology for ages 6-10, 4:30 to 6:30
pm, The Science Factory. Pre-regis-
ter at 682-7888. $9.
GATHERINGS
“Rethinking Security in a
Time of War,” Women’s
Actions for New Directions
LECTURES “Korean Hereditary
Shamans and Their Washing Rituals
for the Dead,” 3:30 pm, 192 Music,
UO. FREE.
“Culture and Adaptation to Ebola
Herorrhagic Fever in Congo,” 4 pm,
Knight Library, UO. FREE.
THUMBELINA,
DANCE THEATRE OF
OREGON, SORENG,
HULT. SEE FRIDAY.
“The Tragedy of Clipperton Island,”
Chuck Hitts, 1:30 pm, Willamalane Sr.
Adult Activity Cntr. FREE.
“Do You Speak Mahu?” Judith
Raskin, noon, 159 Campbell, UO.
FREE.
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LITERARY ARTS Jennifer
18 MAY 8, 2003
meet-
ing,
7 pm,
McNail-Riley
House. FREE.
Eugene Police
Commission meet-
ing, 5:30 pm,
McNutt Rm., City
Hall. Public forum is
at the beginning of
the meeting.
FREE.
Beyond War
2003 meeting,
7 pm tonight
and May 13, 15
and 19. For
information, call 344-
1760. FREE.
HIV counseling and testing, 9 to 11:15
am Thursdays, 135 E. 6th Ave. $15.
“Reiki and Tea,” 4 pm, 188 W. B St.,
Springfield. 954-9103. FREE.
KIDSTUFF Baby storytime,
10:15 am, Downtown Library, pre-
school storytime, 10:30 am, Bethel
and Sheldon branch library. FREE.
“Creative Movement,” 10 am,
Memorial Bldg. gym, Spfd. 736-
4544. $7.50.
LECTURES “House as a
Metaphor,” Mark Doty, 8 pm,
Gerlinger Lounge, UO. FREE.
“Introduction to Compassionate
Conflict Resolution,” Barry Nobel, 7
pm, First Christian Church. don.
“Legally Stop Withholding,” Bob
Shultz, 7 pm, Eugene Library. FREE.
MUSIC Oregon Young Women’s
Choir, 12:15 pm, Hult lobby. FREE.
Footloose, Sheldon High School
spring musical, 7:30 pm tonight and
tomorrow, Sheldon High auditorium.
$8.
Mr. Lif, DJ Fakts One, Sleep and
Norman, Genus Pro, 9:30 pm, WOW
Hall. $8 adv., $10 dos.
Shannon Saunders and the
Splinters, Wheel of Meat, 9 pm, Sam
Bond’s. $5.
“The
Challenges
of Sustaining
Affordable
Housing,” Anne
Williams, 9 am
and 9 pm, 1280
am.
SPIRITUAL
Eugene peace circle,
noon Thursdays, Suite
306, 474 Willamette St.
684-3850. FREE.
THEATER The Boyfriend,
7:30 pm tonight, tomorrow and
May 10, 15, 16 and 17, Springfield High
School auditorium. $8, $5 stu., sr.
Duck Variations, 5 pm tonight,
tomorrow and May 10, Pocket
Playhouse, Villard, UO. $1 sugg.
don.
VIGILS Prayer for
Peace circles, noon Monday through
Friday, Unity of the Valley. FREE.
Candlelight peace vigils, 5 pm until
the end of the war, Federal Building.
FREE.
Leo, Jessica Maxwell read from
Sand in My Bra, 7 pm, Mother Kali’s
Books. FREE.
MUSIC The Clumsy Lovers, 9:30
pm, Wild Duck. $10 adv., $12 dos.
The Ovulators, The Cullottes, 9:30
pm, Sam Bond’s. $3-$5 ss.
Footloose continues. See Thursday,
May 8.
OUTDOOR/RECREATION
UO walking tour, 5 pm, 13th Ave. and
Kincaid St. FREE.
PRESENTATIONS “The
Pageant Years,” and “Mt. St. Helens
and the Volcanic Cascades,” Don
Hunter, 5:30 pm, Knight Law Center,
UO. A reception follows at 7 pm at
the Museum of Natural History, UO.
$3 sugg. don.
“An Evening With David Eisenberg,”
NW EcoBuilding Guild, City of
Eugene Building Dept. and EWEB
presentation, 7 pm, EWEB Training
Rm. FREE.
SPIRITUAL Spiritual chanting,
7 pm, Planet Goloka. FREE.
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THEATER The Pajama Party
Murders, Willamette Theatre, 7:30
pm tonight and May 12, and at 2:30
pm May 11, Powers Auditorium,
Willamette High School. $3.
F R I D A Y
The Boyfriend continues.
See Thursday, May 8.
ARTS/VISUAL An MFA
Duck Variations continues.
See Thursday, May 8.
Sunrise 5:54 am; Sunset 8:25 pm
Av High 65; Av Low 42
exhibition artist talk with Samantha
Goetz, Karie Lamb and Hok-Yiu
Chan, 1 pm, Jacobs Gallery. FREE.
An opening for Money: Where
Would You be Without It?, art look-
ing at money, 7:08 pm, My House,
1136 W. 5th Ave. FREE.
BENEFITS HIV Alliance garage
sale, 9 am to dusk today and tomor-
row, 1966 Garden Ave. FREE.
Swami Beyondananda and Richard
Stockton comedy benefit for CALC
(Community Alliance of Lane Co.)
7:30 pm, Agate Hall, UO. $10-$20 ss.
DANCE Thumbelina, Dance
Theatre of Oregon, 7:30 pm tonight
and 2:30 and 7:30 pm tomorrow,
Soreng, Hult. $18. $14.50 youth.
FESTIVAL “Youth Visions
2003” video festival and competi-
VIGILS Prayer for Peace circles
continue. See Thursday, May 8.
Concert for Peace with
Americanistan benefits Eugene Mid-
East Peace Group, 8 pm, Banana
Warehouse. $8.
Non-perishable foods placed by
mailboxes will be picked up by letter
carriers today. For information,
232-2822.
Cooking benefit for charitable pro-
jects in India features Thai Green
Curry with Tofu, Green Papaya Salad
and more, 1 to 3 pm. For information,
call 689-0634. $25 don.
HIV Alliance garage sale continues.
See Friday.
COMEDY ComedySportz, 8 pm,
The ComedySportz Theatre, 10th
Ave. and Oak ST. $8, $7 with a can
of food for FOOD for Lane Co.
Fondle the Fear, Richard Stockton,
noon, Tsunami Books. FREE.
CONFERENCE Fourth Annual
Lane Co. Latino Family Conference,
9 am to 3 pm, Springfield Middle
School. For information call 686-
0456. don.
DANCE Cottage Grove Dance
Festival features the Edgebreakers,
10:30 am; folk dancing, 11:45 am;
DanceAbility, 2 pm; hip hop, 4:15 pm,
swing dance, 6 pm and a modern
dance party, 8 pm tonight, Cottage
Theatre, Cottage Grove. More class-
es tomorrow.
www.cottagetheatre.org $3-$5 ss.
per class, $20-$30 for weekend
pass.
Thumbelina continues. See Friday.
DEMONSTRATION
“Hypnotherapy,” Robert Reid, 4 pm,
Suite 101, 492 E. 13th Ave. 484-
6004. FREE.
GATHERINGS Saturday
Market features more than 150 local
artisans, international food court
and live music, 10 am to 5 pm
Saturdays, Park Blocks. Eric
Brasheres plays at 10 am; Edison
School Choir at 11; Marty Chilla at
noon; Walker T. Ryan at 1 pm; Red
Pajamas at 2 and Kudana plays at 3
pm. FREE.
Astronomy Day features all-day
events, North Eugene High School.
For information call 683-9382.
“Conversation Café” meeting, 4 pm
Saturdays, Lingo’s Books &
Coffeehouse, 741 Lincoln St.
www.conversationcafe.org FREE.
Farmers Market features produce,
plants and flowers from more than
40 local growers, across from the
Park Blocks, 10 am to 5 pm
Saturdays. FREE.
“A Mother’s Day of Love” features
free haircuts, waxes and massages
for wives and mothers of overseas
servicemen, Roni’s Hair Care and
Spa. For appointment call 484-1160.
FREE.
Support the Troops rally, Alton
Baker Park. For information call 744-
1025. FREE.
Willamette Valley hardy plant sale, 9
am to 2 pm, Lane Co. Fairgrounds.
FREE.
Veneta Saturday market features
produce, crafts and festivities, 10 am
Saturdays, Veneta. 935-2268. FREE.
Moms (parents) for Peace vigil, 4 pm
Thursdays until the end of the war,
Federal Building. FREE.
Guaranty’s New & Used trailer and
5th wheel sale continues. See Friday.
Candlelight peace vigils continue.
See Thursday, May 8.
11 am, Borders Books. FREE.
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S AT U R D AY
Sunrise 5:52 am; Sunset 8:26 pm
Av High 66; Av Low 42
ARTS/VISUAL An opening of
sculpture and bells by Steve
Reinmuth, glass by Charlotte
Roberts and a Garden Chat group
KIDSTUFF Children’s storytime,
“Balloon Science” features hands-on
science event exploring balloon
experiments, noon to 4 pm today
and tomorrow, The Science Factory.
Free with admission to Science
Sleuths exhibit.
Family music time, 10:15 am
Downtown and Bethel branch
libraries, family storytime in Spanish,
3:30 pm, Downtown Library. FREE.
Saturday storytime, 10 am, Barnes
and Noble Books. FREE.
The Hobbit continues. See Friday.
LITERARY ARTS Carol Grier
reads, 2 pm, Mother Kali’s Books.
FREE.
Coleen Sell reads, 2 pm, Barnes and
Noble. FREE.
MUSIC Haydn’s Creation, Eugene
Concert Choir, 8 pm, Silva, Hult.
$12-$24.
Dylan-Thomas Vance and the
Powerhouse Revival, 7 pm,
Wetlands. $4.
John Henzie, Flying Crooked, 2 pm,
Tsunami Books. FREE.
Dar Williams, 9 pm, McDonald
Theatre, $18 adv., $20 dos.
Oregon Chamber Players concert,
7:30 pm, All Saints’ Episcopal
Church. $12, $10 stu., sr.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
Rock Climbing presentation, 10 am
to 2 pm, Skinner’s columns. $5, $3
stu.
“Spring Wildflower” walk, 10 am, a
Mothers Day Celebration, 10 am to 3
pm, Mt. Pisgah Arboretum. $3 sugg.
don.
Obsidians hike 14 miles, McKenzie
River Trail, 4 miles, Mt. Pisgah and 5
miles, North Umpqua Falls. See
YMCA board for details. $3-$4 sugg.
don.
Nearby Nature “Who’s Hatching?”
walk, 10 am to noon, Alton Baker
Park. $3 sugg. don.
PRESENTATION “The
Goddess Veiled” slideshow, Max
Dashu, 129 McKenzie, UO. $5.
THEATER Endgame, 8:15 pm
tonight and tomorrow, Very Little
Theatre’s Stage Left. $10.
The Boyfriend continues.
See Thursday, May 8.
Duck Variations continues.
See Thursday, May 8.
VIGIL Candlelight peace vigils
continue. See Thursday, May 8.
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S U N DAY
Sunrise 5:51 am; Sunset 8:28 pm
Av High 66; Av Low 42
BENEFIT An evening of music
with Blackfire and Splitting the Sky
John Hill benefits prisoner and
indigenous rights causes, 7:30 pm,
WOW Hall. $7 adv., $8 dos.
CELEBRATION Wayne Morse
celebration features food, Morse
speech readings, children’s activities
and more, 1 to 4 pm, Wayne Morse
Ranch. FREE.
DANCE Cottage Grove Dance
Festival features “Scarier Than
That” interactive theater games for
ages 7-12, 10:30 am; personal the-
ater, 11:45; Broadway musical theater,
1:15 pm; African dance; 2:30 pm;
contact improvisation, 4:15 pm and
an open dance jam with live music,
6 pm, Cottage Theatre, Cottage
Grove. www.cottagetheatre.org
$3-$5 ss. per class, $20-$30 for
weekend pass.
GATHERINGS “Strategies to
prevent demolition and redevelop-
ment in Moss/Villard/Columbia
neighborhood,” 7 pm Sundays, 13th
and Alder Starbucks. FREE.
Rainbow family potluck, 3 pm, Alton
Baker Park. FREE.
Million Mom march walks from
EWEB plaza to Owen Rose Garden.
2:30 pm features rally, music and
kid’s crafts, march begins at 3:30
pm. 686-2531. FREE.
Mercado Latino features vendors of
Mexican and Peruvian food,
produce, handcrafts, music, clothes,
children’s activities, music and more,
10 am to 4 pm Sundays through Oct.