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CALENDAR VIGILS Prayer for Peace circles continue. See Thursday, May 29. Candlelight peace, Women in Black vigils continue and a silent peace vigil begins at 4:30 pm, Federal Building. See Thursday, May 29. 5 THURSDAY Sunrise 5:31 am; Sunset 8:52 pm Av High 71; Av Low 45 ARTS/VISUAL Thursday Artwalk features work by Mitzi Lynn at Sattva Gallery; B.W. Krehbiel at Letterhead; Steve and Penelope Oshatz at Folkways and work by Alison McNair at Uncommon Scents, 6 pm, Meridian Bld. 18th Ave. and Willamette St. FREE. Prayer for Peace circles continue. See Thursday, May 29. ON THE Silent auction, reception and guest performances including Obo Addy benefits Homowo African Arts & Cultures, 8 pm tonight and tomorrow, BodyVox Studios, 1300 NW Northrup, Portland. (503) 288-3025. $35. road Cheryl Hodge Quartet CD recording concert, 8 pm tonight and tomorrow, Eden Hall, Lincoln City. $10. Note- Continuation dates for out-of- town events are listed under the first day of the event. MAY 31 Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra, 7:30 pm, Elsinore Theatre, Salem. $15-$35. MAY 29 Art, 8 pm tonight, tomor- Antique & Appraisal Fair Fundraiser benefits the Florence Events Center, 10 am to 5 pm, FEC. $2 entry, $5 per appraisal. row and May 31, Theatre West, Lincoln City. $9.50, $8.50 sr., stu., $6 children under 12. Becoming a Nation, Americana From the Diplomatic Reception Rooms, U.S. Department of State, Portland Museum of Art, through June 8. $10- $12, $9 stu., sr., $6 youth. DANCE Open Showing continues. See Wednesday. DISCUSSION “Weight Loss,” Darklady’s 2nd Annual Masturbate-a- Thon to benefit Planned Parenthood, Cascade AIDS Project, The Center for Sex & Culture and other organiza- tions, featuring a ThrillHammer Orgasmatron, a hand-orgy, sexy pho- tos and art, masturbation games and birthday fantasies, eroscillators and more, 7 pm, Portland. RSVP at dark- lady@darklady.com $15-$30 ss. Music and dance with Performance Works Northwest features Kathleen Keogh, Christine Knight, Scott Smith and others, 8 pm tonight and 7 pm tomor- row, 4625 SE 67th Ave., Portland. (503) 777-1907. $9, $7 stu., sr. Joseph Arpaia, 7 pm, Barnes and Noble. FREE. GATHERINGS UO Library book sale, noon to 7 pm, Knight Library, UO. $1 paperbacks, $3 hardbacks. Bikes Not Bombs ride, 4 pm, 13th Ave. and University St. FREE. JUNE 2 Blue Man Group: The Complex Tour, 8 pm, Keller Auditorium, Portland. $30.50 HIV counseling and testing continues. See Thursday, May 29. JUNE 3 Matchbox Twenty, Sugar Ray, Maroon 5, 7 pm, Rose Garden, Portland. $29.50-$47.50. KIDSTUFF Baby story- time, 10:15 am, Downtown Library, preschool storytime, 10:30 am, Bethel and Sheldon branch library. FREE. JUNE 4 A closing/pre- LECTURE “Everyday Blessings: The Practical Wisdom of Talking About Death With Your Loved Ones,” Todd Peterson, 1:30 pm, Willamalane Sr. Adult Activity Center, Spfd. FREE. MUSIC Son Mela’o, 9 pm, Sam Bond’s Garage. $5. Marcia Ball, 8:30 pm, Wild Duck. $18 adv., $21 dos. LCC Symphonic Band continues. See Wednesday. ON THE AIR “New Dimensions” features “A Galactic Adventure,” Ken Croswell, 6:30 pm, KLCC, 89.7 FM. “Arts Encore” Tuesday. continues. See SPIRITUAL Eugene peace circle continues. See Thursday, May 29. THEATER How I Learned to Drive continues. See Wednesday. VIGILS Women in Black vigils con- tinue. See Thursday, May 29. “PEACE POT” STONEWARE WITH COLORED CLAYS, FAITH RAHILL’S STUDIO SHOW AND SALE, 775 W. 25 AVE. SEE SATURDAY. Big, Bad, Beautiful, 7 and 9 pm Tuesdays through Saturdays through July 12, and at 2 and 7 pm Sundays through July 13, Seven Feathers Hotel and Casino Resort, Canyonville. Free with two-beverage minimum. Broadway and All That Jazz, Lincoln Community Chorus, 7 pm, Lutheran Church, Lincoln City. 996-3490. $8 adv., $10 dos. MAY 30 Ghostlands of an Urban NDN, Robert Owen Greygrass, 8 pm Fridays and Saturdays through May 31, and at 2 pm May 25, The Green Room, Ashland. $12 adv., $15 dos. view party to celebrate the gallery closing and for a final exhibit of QED, work by Bennett Battaile and Michael Schultheis is 6 to 9 pm, Margo Jacobsen Gallery, Portland. The exhibit runs through June 28. FREE. JUNE 5 An opening of The Sculptor at Work, sculpture by Mike Leckie, 6 pm today and tomorrow, Elements Glass, Overton. FREE. CORVALLIS EVENTS Note- Continuation dates for Corvallis events are listed under the first day of the event. MAY 29 Music A La Carte, noon, MU Lounge, OSU. FREE. MAY 30 Quilters, LBCC Perform- ing Arts Dept. performance, 8 pm tonight and tomorrow, at 7:30 pm May 29 and at 3 pm June 1, Takena Theater, Linn Benton Community College. $10, $8 sr., stu., $5 May 29. In This Time dances by Bonnie Simoa featuring The Lane Dance Co. T o ol s a n d R it u a ls f or R es il ie n cy a n d Re g en er at i on • Sustainable relationship to one’s work • Self care Strategies for “Busy Women” • A personal resource to prevent burnout Up c o mi n g R et re a t s J u n e 7 t h - The “Busy Woman’s” Retreat for Healing Arts Professionals Thursday, Friday & Saturday May 29, 30, 31, 8:00 pm Performance Hall Conveniently located in South Eugene Teressa@campavalon.org • 541-345-0756 Adults $10.00 Students $8.00 463-5203 MAY 29, 2003 17
