CALENDAR
THE DROPKICK MURPHEYS PLAY A WARPED TOUR CONCERT,
GORGE AMPHITHEATRE. SEE JULY 5, ON THE ROAD.
SPIRITUAL Prayer for Peace
circles continue. See Thursday, July
3.
Tibetan Buddhist meditation con-
tinues. See Saturday.
VIGILS Vigil, 4:30 pm, Federal
Building. FREE.
Eugene peace circle continues. See
Thursday, July 3.
ON THE
road
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THURSDAY
Sunrise 5:40 am; Sunset 8:56 pm
Av High 81; Av Low 50
ARTS/VISUAL
“Framing
Your Art” presentation, Kristina
Reeves, Susan Rust, 1:30 pm,
Willamalane Sr. Adult Center, Spfd.
FREE.
FESTIVAL Oregon Country
Fringe Festival features music with
the Spin Doctors, Bill Willie Bluz,
Dose Hermanos and others, a film
festival and more, 5 pm today,
tomorrow and July 12, Secret
House Vineyards, Veneta. $3 today,
$20 adv., $25 dos. tomorrow and
$5 July 12. For music schedule go to
www.ocff.com
GATHERINGS Trip initiator’s
clinic continues. See Tuesday.
Note- Continuation dates for out-
of-town events are listed under the
first day of the event.
JULY 3 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.
Etta James, 7 pm, Britt Festival
Jacksonville. $27-$46.
A reception for MFA 2003, work by
UO graduate students, 6 pm,
Pacific NW College of Art, Portland.
Exhibit runs through July 31. FREE.
The Oregon 2003 Biennial and The
Shape of Color, work by Joan Miró,
Portland Art Museum, through
Sept. 7. $10, $9 sr. stu, $6 youth.
CORVALLIS
EVENTS
Note- Continuation dates for
Corvallis events are listed under
the first day of the event.
JULY 3 Music A La Carte, noon,
MU Lounge, OSU. FREE.
Red, White and Blues Riverfront
Festival features food, wine and
microbrews, crafts, children’s activ-
ities and fireworks, today and
tomorrow,
Riverfront
Commemorative Park. $5.
JULY 5 Corvallis Saturday
Market features local crafts, food,
children’s activities and entertain-
ment, 9 am to 1 pm Saturdays
through Nov. 22, South Riverfront
parking lot, 1st and Jackson
Streets. FREE.
Taj Mahal, 7:30 pm, Britt Festival
Jacksonville. $24-$38.
JULY
8
“Osteoporosis
Education and Prevention for Men
Over 50,” 2 pm, and “Finding
Community Housing” Alzheimer’s
Education Program presentation, 1
pm, Corvallis Sr. Center. FREE.
Meridian Farmers Market contin-
ues. See Thursday, July 3.
HIV counseling and testing contin-
ues. See Thursday, July 3.
KIDSTUFF Baby storytime,
10:15 am, Downtown Library. FREE.
“Peewee Playground” continues.
See Thursday, July 3.
Winnie the Pooh continues. See
Tuesday.
LECTURE OBF’s “Let’s Talk”
with James Taylor and vocal
soloists, noon, Studio One, Hult.
FREE.
MUSIC Terry Robb, 8:30 pm,
Café Paradiso. $10.
Benvento Russo Duo, 9 pm, Wild
Duck. $8.
OBF presents Beethoven as
Inheritor of Mozart, 5 pm, and
Festival Chorus a Cappella, 8 pm,
Beall, UO. $15, $12 stu., sr. for
“Beethoven” and $22-$32 for
“Festival Chorus.”
Tony Graham, 6 pm, Coiner Park,
Cottage Grove. FREE.
Etouffee, 6:30 pm, Peterson Park.
FREE.
ON
THE
AIR
“New
Dimensions” features “From the
Sixties to the 21st Century,” Wes
Nisker, 6:30 pm, KLCC, 89.7 FM.
“The Healing Connection” contin-
ues. See Sunday.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
The Eugene Emeralds play the
Yakima Bears, 7:05 tonight, tomor-
row and July 12 and 14, and at 5:05
pm July 13, Civic Stadium. $8 res.,
$5 gen., $4 sr., children.
1-hour fast bike rides continue. See
Thursday, July 3.
SPIRITUAL Prayer for Peace
circles continue. See Thursday, July
3.
THE SPIN DOCTORS PLAY DURING THE OREGON COUNTRY
FRINGE FESTIVAL IN VENETA. SEE THURSDAY, JULY 10.
The 14th Annual Ernest Block
Music Festival, today through July
JULY 9 Corvallis Wednesday
12, Newport Performing Arts
Farmers’ Market features local pro-
Center. For information call (541)
duce, 8 am to 1 pm Wednesdays
265-ARTS.
through Nov. 26, Benton Co.
Fairgrounds. FREE.
Waterfront Blues Festival benefits
the Oregon Food Bank, featuring
cruises, food and drink, music by
Taj Mahal, the Philip Walker Band,
Curtis Salgado, Etta James and
many more, today through July 6,
Tom McCall Waterfront Park,
Portland. $5 plus two cans of non-
perishable food per day, $15 for a
four-day pass.
An opening for Celebrations,
Events and Games, an exhibit
showcasing artifacts, photographs
and stories celebrating Peace
Corps service, 7 pm, Multnomah
Co. Central Library. Exhibit runs
through Aug. 4. FREE.
JULY 4 Too Much Reality 5th
Annual Gala Show, 7:30 pm,
Yachats Commons. $10 adv., $12
dos.
JULY 5 Warped Tour features
Talib Kweli, Vendetta Red and many
other bands, 12:30 pm, Gorge
Amphitheater, George, Wa. $30
adv., $35 dos.
JULY 6 Steve Winwood, 7:30
pm, Brittfest, Jacksonville. $33-
$55.
Acoustic blues Jam, 7:30 pm,
Bombs Away Café. FREE.
JULY 10 Philomath Frolic &
Rodeo 2003 features rodeos, bar-
becues, craft and food booths,
dances, parades and children’s
events, today through July 13,
Philomath Rodeo Grounds. For
information call 929-2611. $25
weekend pass.
Music A La Carte, noon, MU
Lounge, OSU. FREE.
attn:
other hilarious anti-drug films
Special Vaudville Performances
will be SHOT out of a CANNON! & Special Guests
Regg
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OPPORTUNITIES
The deadline for applications for
the
Springfield
Community
Development Advisory Committee
is July 11. Application forms are
available at the City Manager’s
Office, City Hall, Spfd.
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