CALENDAR
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
One-hour fast bike rides continue.
See Thursday, July 24.
“Peewee Playground” continues. See
Thursday, July 24.
“Silly Stories & Twisted Tales” contin-
ues. See Thursday, July 24.
MUSIC Eric Morton, 6:30 pm,
LITERARY
SPIRITUAL Video meeting and
Scobert Park. FREE.
meditation with GangaJi, 7 pm
Tuesdays, 5th St. Market, 4th floor,
Conf. Rm. FREE.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
Prayer for Peace circles continue.
See Thursday, July 24.
VIGIL
Peace vigil, 4:30 pm
Tuesdays, Island Park and Main
Streets, Spfd. 747-5886. FREE.
30
WEDNESDAY
Sunrise 5:59 am; Sunset 8:39 pm
Av High 83; Av Low 52
ARTS Elaine
Knighton reads, 7 pm, Barnes and
Noble. FREE.
GEARS rides 32 Miles, Briggs &
Doane. Meet at 6 pm, Alton Baker
Park. FREE.
MUSIC Shelley James Musicbox,
Eugene Emeralds play the Everett
Aquasox, 7:05 pm today, tomorrow
and Aug. 1, Civic Stadium. $8 box., $5
gen., $4 sr., stu.
Victoria Williams, Mark Olson and
The Creekdippers, 7:30 pm, WOW
Hall. $10.
One-hour fast bike rides continue.
See Thursday, July 24.
Herb garden walk, 6:30 pm, Wise
Acres Farm. $15.
PRESENTATION Paul Hawken
speaks as part of the Northwest
Energy Education Institute Energy
Management Certification Program
Presentation, 7 pm, EMU, UO. FREE.
6:30 pm, Sheldon Community Center
and Park. FREE.
ON THE AIR “New Dimensions”
features “The Monticello Dialogues,
Part 4”, William McDonough, 6:30
pm, KLCC, 89.7 FM.
SPIRITUAL Prayer for Peace cir-
cles continue. See Thursday, July 24.
KIDSTUFF Wednesday evening
storytime, 7 pm, Barnes and Noble.
FREE.
Tibetan Buddhist meditation contin-
ues. See Saturday.
Eugene peace circle continues. See
Thursday, July 24.
The World Famous Andrew the Great,
11:30 am, Douglas Gardens
Park. FREE.
Building. FREE.
“The Wonders of the
Wetland”
walk
explores habitat and
the use of naturalist
skills and equipment,
8 am. For informa-
tion and to register
call 683-6494.
J.
and
the
Beanstalk con-
tinues.
See
Tuesday.
31
T H U R S DAY
Sunrise 6 am; Sunset 8:38 pm
Av High 83; Av Low 52
Oregon Brewer’s
Festival, noon to 9 pm today and
tomorrow, and from noon to 7 pm
June 27, Tom McCall Waterfront Park,
Portland. $3 for mug, $1 a taste.
JULY 26 Willie Nelson, 7 pm, Les
Schwab Amphitheatre, Bend. $32.
An opening of work by Susan and
Jennifer Diehl, 2 to 5 pm, Lawrence
Gallery, Portland. Exhibit runs
through Aug. 10. FREE.
CORVALLIS
EVENTS
Note- Continuation dates for
Corvallis events are listed under the
first day of the event.
JULY 29 Benton County Fair and
Rodeo features music by Tracy Byrd
and many others, rides, exhibits, food
and crafts, today through Aug. 2,
Benton Co. Fairgrounds. $7.
JULY 30 Corvallis Wednesday
Farmers Market features local pro-
duce, 8 am to 1 pm Wednesdays
through Nov. 26, Benton Co.
Fairgrounds. FREE.
JULY 31 Music A La Carte, noon,
MU Lounge, OSU. FREE.
1-hour fast bike rides continue. See
Thursday, July 24.
circles continue. See Thursday, July
24.
HOLY SHIZZLE
MY NIZZLE!
IT’S SNOOP D - O -
DOUBLE GIZZLE!
SNOOP & THE DOGG
POUND TEAR IT UP
WITH THAT G-FUNK
AT THE KELLER
AUDITORIUM. SEE
JULY 28, ON THE
ROAD.
25
JULY 28 Rob Neyer reads, 6:30
pm, Borders Books. FREE.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
Eugene Emeralds play the Everett
Aquasox. See Wednesday.
VIGIL Vigil, 4:30 pm, Federal
JULY
JULY 31 The Living Dream
Experience music festival features
the String Cheese Incident, today
through Aug. 3, Horning’s Hideout,
North Plains. For information go to
www.peakexperience.cc/latest or
www.stringcheeseincident.com
“The Healing Connection” continues.
See Sunday.
SPIRITUAL Prayer for Peace
GATHERING Caring for the
Caregiver support group, Wednesday
afternoons. For information, call 687-
6234. FREE.
Lone Star Love Potion, 8 pm
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays
through Aug. 30, and a show Aug. 31.
$9.50, $8.50 sr., $6.50 stu.
THEATER Balm in Gilead contin-
ues. See Thursday, July 24.
BOBBIE WILLIS READS
FROM HER CONTRIBUTION
TO BEST ESSAYS NW, AT
BORDERS BOOKS. SEE
THURSDAY, JULY 24.
ON THE
road
Note- Continuation dates for out-of-
town events are listed under the first
day of the event.
JULY 24 MFA 2003, work by UO
graduate students, Pacific NW
College of Art, Portland, through July
31. FREE.
The Oregon 2003 Biennial and The
Shape of Color, work by Joan Miro´,
Portland Art Museum, through Sept.
7. $10, $9 sr. stu, $6 youth.
JULY 27 Creedence Clearwater
Revisited, 7:30 pm,
Jacksonville. $30-$52.
Brittfest,
Les Nubians and Zap Mama, 7 pm,
Oregon Zoo, Portland. $12.
JULY 28 Snoop Dogg, 7 pm,
JULY 24 Music A La Carte, noon,
MU Lounge, OSU. FREE.
JULY 25 Stargazing night, 7 pm,
Corvallis Sr. Center. FREE.
JULY 26 Corvallis Saturday
Market features local crafts, food,
children’s activities and entertain-
ment, 10 am to 5 pm Saturdays
through Nov. 22, South Riverfront
parking lot, 236 SW 5th St. FREE.
Ice cream social, 1 pm, Chintimini
Park. FREE to ages 55 and over.
attn:
OPPORTUNITIES
The 2003 Eugene Celebration dead-
lines for Community Causeway,
Marketplace and Parade applications
are Aug. 1 and 15. For information call
681-4108.
Keller Auditorium, Portland. $33.50.
COMEDY “Comedy Jam” by
students grades 7-12, 11:30 am
today, tomorrow and Aug. 1, 2, 7,
8 and 9, 2520 Harris St. $2
sugg. don.
Leaburg Summer Festival features
crafts, candy making, home care, jew-
elry, gardening, a pet psychic, a
doggy parade and more, 9 am, down-
town Leaburg. For information call
896-0408. FREE.
LES NUBIANS AND ZAP MAMA PLAY THE OREGON ZOO. SEE JULY 27, ON THE ROAD.
GATHERINGS Meridian
Farmers Market continues.
See Thursday, July 24.
HIV counseling and testing
continues. See Thursday, July
24.
KIDSTUFF “Discover!
Rhythm!”, 10:30 am, Sheldon
Library. FREE.
Baby storytime, 10:15 am,
Downtown Library. FREE.
“Kids Flea Market!” for ages
17 and younger, 11 am,
Springfield Library. FREE.
“Peewee
Playground”
continues. See Thursday,
July 24.
ESPN.com Baseball Columnist and Senior Writer
ROB NEYER
Rob Neyer’s Big Book of Baseball Lineups
M ONDAY , J ULY 28, FROM 6:30-7:30 PM *
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*After his signing Neyer will speak to the Eugene Borders
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dance listings
J. and the Beanstalk
continues.
See
Tuesday.
Th: Alfredo’s Bellydancing—7, 8. For loca-
tion, call 302-8143.
Scottish—7:30, Friends Meeting Hall. No
Phone.
Tribal Bellydance, Beg.—7, Int.—8, Paradise
Dance Studio. 485-4669.
Argentine Tango—8, Studio B. www.eugene-
tango.com
Margo’s Modern—7:45, Eugene School of
Ballet. 344-5317.
Razia’s Bellydance II—5:30, River Rd. Parks
and Rec. 688-4052.
Ballet—10 am, Paradise Dance Studio. 485-
4669.
Fr: Ballet—5:30, Paradise Dance Studio.
485-4669.
Dance/Yoga—8:45 am, Friends Meeting
Hall. 684-9701.
Jean’s Dance Fitness—8:30 am, Eugene
School of Ballet. 341-6448.
Ballroom—7:30, 220 Gerlinger, UO. 346-
6025.
Sa: Ballet—10 am, Paradise Dance Studio.
485-4669.
Salsa—8:30, Studio B. 461-6681.
Pre-ballet for children—11:30 am, creative
movement—12:30, Paradise Dance Studio,
485-4669.
Su: Argentine Tango, Beg.—6:30, Studio B.
343-2162.
West African—11 am, WOW Hall. 687-2746.
Mo: Ballet—5:30, Paradise Dance Studio. 485-4669.
West Coast Swing—7, Agate Hall. 687-9464.
Bellydance—7, Foolscap Bookstore. 686-2778.
Razia’s Bellydance II—5:30, River Rd. Parks and Rec.
688-4052.
Flamenco—6:30, Gnome. 683-1937.
West African—7:30, WOW Hall. 687-2746.
Jean’s Dance Fitness—8:30 am, Eugene School of Ballet.
341-6448.
Tu: Ballet—10 am, Paradise Dance Studio. 485-4669.
Salsa—9, In-Shape Athletic Club. 345-9024.
International Folk—7:30, St. Mary’s Episcopal Church.
461-9328.
Swing—6:45, Rock ‘n’ Rodeo. 68-SWING.
Margo’s Modern—7:30, Eugene School of Ballet. 344-
5317.
Flamenco—6:30, Gnome. 683-1937.
Razia’s Bellydance I—5:30, River Rd. Parks and Rec.
688-4052.
We: Contact Improvisation—5:30, Agate Hall. 517-1897.
Jean’s Dance Fitness—8:30 am, Eugene School of Ballet.
341-6448.
Middle Eastern—7:30, Ballet Fantastique. 461-2086.
Astryd’s Middle Eastern, Int.—7:30, Eugene School of
Ballet. 683-7778.
Ballet—5:30 pm, Paradise Dance Studio. 485-4669.
West African—7:30, WOW Hall. 687-2746.
Swing/Lindy—8, Studio B, 189 W. 8th Ave. 684-4516.
Israeli—8, Temple Beth Israel. 343-8920.