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ON THE AIR “New Dimensions”
Sunrise 6:31 am; Sunset 7:56 pm
Av High 81; Av Low 50
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
T H U R S DAY
ARTS/VISUAL An opening for
Kayak trip on the Willamette River, 5
pm, ORS. FREE.
One-hour fast bike rides, noon
Monday through Friday, Bike Friday.
687-0487. FREE.
GATHERINGS
SPIRITUAL Eugene peace cir-
cle, noon Thursdays, Suite 306, 474
Willamette St. 684-3850. FREE.
HIV counseling and testing, 9 to 11:15
am Thursdays, 135 E. 6th Ave. $15.
KIDSTUFF Baby storytime, 10:15
am, Downtown Library, Preschool
Storytime, 10:30 am, Bethel and
Sheldon Libraries. FREE.
LECTURE “Tomatoes, Tomatoes,
Tomatoes,” Lane Co. Extension
Service lecture, 1:30 pm, Willamalane
Adult Activity Center, Spfd. FREE.
LITERARY ARTS Dolly Mae
reads, 7 pm, Barnes and Noble Books.
FREE.
Reflective Readers meeting, 7 pm,
Barnes and Noble. FREE.
MARCH “Fulfill the Dream! Work
for
Peace,
Justice
and
Reconciliation” march features signs,
banners, music, picnic and “I Have a
Dream” speech, 5 pm, Autzen
Stadium east parking lot. For infor-
mation call 682-5177. FREE.
MUSIC Tim McLaughlin’s 11 Eyes,
9:30 pm, Luna. $5.
Global Funk Council, 8:30 pm, Cozmic
Pizza @ The Strand. $6.
calendar
“The Healing Connection,” 7 pm
Thursdays, CTV-22.
Biologically Bent, work by Neil
Bjorklund, Glenn Cooperider, Jeff Green
and others, 6 pm, Ruby Gallery. FREE.
Meridian
Farmers Market, noon to 5 pm
Thursdays, 18th Ave. and Willamette
St. FREE.
16 AUGUST 28, 2003
features “Radical Reformation and a
New Renaissance,” 6:30 pm, KLCC,
89.7 FM. FREE.
Prayer for Peace circles, noon
Monday through Friday, Unity of the
Valley. FREE.
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F R I D A Y
Sunrise 6:32 am; Sunset 7:54 pm
Av High 81; Av Low 50
ARTS/VISUAL
Faces of
Emotion project features interactive
art creation with Polaroid photogra-
phy, 6:30 pm, Ruby Studio, 55 W.
Broadway Ave. FREE.
FORUM “Pacifica Forum,” noon,
Wesley Center. 344-0483. FREE.
KIDSTUFF Playgroup for moms
and newborns to 2-year-olds, 10 am,
Bambini. FREE.
“Splash Zone” features exploration
into the properties of water, noon to
4 pm today and tomorrow, The
Science Factory. $4 includes exhibit
admission. www.sciencefactory.org
Preschool storytime, 10:30 am,
Bethel Library. FREE.
MUSIC Mood Area 52 plays for
the Café Marche Anniversary Party, 9
pm, Café Marche Bar, 5th St. Public
Market. FREE.
The Rhythm Pimps, 9 pm, Café
Paradiso. $3-$5 ss.
Heavenly Oceans, 10 pm, Downtown
Lounge. $3-$5 ss.
Flashlight Brown, Capgun Suicide, 2
Bucks Short, Low Tolerance, 9 pm,
John Henry’s. $5.
Foghorn String Band, Dromedary, 9
pm, Sam Bond’s Garage. $6.
Sun Bossa, 9:30 pm, Luna. $6.
Son Mela’o, 8 pm, Cozmic Pizza @
The Strand. $6.
Lew Jones, 7 pm, Borders Books.
FREE.
ON THE AIR “The Jefferson
Exchange” features “Power Blackouts,
Energy Sources and the Politics of
Deregulation,” Harvey Wasserman, 9
am and 9 pm, KRVM, 1280 AM.
ARTS/VISUAL Carnival of
Chaos interactive art event features
music, dance, shadow puppets, fire
dancing and more, 8 pm, Foolscap
Books. $3-$5 ss.
CELEBRATIONS
LABOR-
palooza! Celebration of Appreciation
to America’s Working Families fea-
tures arts and crafts, collectibles and
antiques, kids’ contests and games,
food, storytelling, music and more, 9
am to 6 pm today, tomorrow and
Sept. 1, corner of Hwy. 58 and
Parkway Rd.
The Animal House Celebration fea-
tures a breakfast, 7 to 10:30 am, a
toga contest, 10:30 am, a
parade with live music,
noon; big screen
showings
of
Animal
House, 2
and 5
p m
“Splash Zone” continues. See Friday.
LITERARY ARTS Brenda
Shaw reads, 2 pm, Tsunami Books.
FREE.
MUSIC Thomas Mapfumo and the
Blacks Unlimited, I’Chele and the
Circle of Light, 9:30 pm, WOW Hall.
$12 adv., $14 dos.
Emerald Baroque Ensemble, 2 pm,
The Atrium. FREE.
Genus Pro, Organic Assault
Weapons, The Burn Unit, Hannif and
Fury, 10 pm, Wetlands. $4.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
One-hour fast bike rides continue.
See Thursday, Aug. 28.
Prayer for Peace circles continue.
See Thursday, Aug. 28.
SPIRITUAL “The Turn” aerobic
prayer, 7:30 pm, Friends Meeting
House, 2274 Onyx St. FREE.
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S AT U R D AY
Sunrise 6:33 am; Sunset 7:52 pm
Av High 80; Av Low 50
and
a toga
party
WORK BY PHILLIP CHARETTE, FREED
GALLERY, PORTLAND, THROUGH
with music
SEPT. 25. EXHIBIT ALSO INCLUDES
by The Power
WORK BY DENNIS HARTLEY, LEROY
Pep Band, 2:30
SETZIOL AND JAMES SHAW. SEE
pm; The Patty McCullah
AUG. 28, ON THE ROAD.
& Dave Clark Band, 4 pm; The
Blue Light Special, 6:30 pm and The
Kirtan chanting and dinner, 6:30 pm,
Kingsmen play at 8 pm, Cottage
Planet Goloka. don.
Grove Community Center and vari-
ous Cottage Grove Locations. For
Alberta Adams, Deb Cleveland and
information go to www.animalhouse-
The Vipers, 9 pm, Vet’s Club
celebration.com
Ballroom. $12 adv., $15 dos.
COMEDY Ty Connor’s Hot August
Nightmare mega-band extravaganza
features Ty Connor, The Visible Men,
Dave Sneider, Dan Jones and many
others, 9:30 pm, Sam Bond’s Garage.
$3-$5 ss.
ComedySportz,
8
pm,
The
ComedySportz Theatre, 10th Ave.
and Oak St. 517-9996. $8, $7 with a
can of food for FOOD for Lane Co.
GATHERINGS Saturday Market
features more than 150 local artisans,
international food court and live
music. 10 am to 5 pm Saturdays, Park
Blocks. Peter Thomas plays at 10 am;
Rich Glauber at 11; Brook Adams at
noon; Jennifer Ambrose at 1 pm; The
Raventones at 2 pm and Give Us a
Shot plays at 3:30 pm. FREE.
ISRAEL VIBRATION (ABOVE) OPENS FOR THE WAILERS AT MCDONALD THEATRE. SEE WEDNESDAY.
Cascadia Forest Goods warehouse
sale features figured maple,
chinkapin, walnut, decking, siding,
paneling, fencing and more from sus-
tainably managed forests and recy-
cled wood, 9 am to 3 pm Saturdays,
4446 Franklin Blvd., Glenwood. 485-
4477. FREE.
Southtowne Shoppes Farmers
Market, Saturdays 9 am to 3 pm, and
Tuesdays 11 am to 3 pm, 28th Ave.
and Oak St. FREE.
Farmers Market features produce,
plants and flowers from more than
40 local growers, 9 am to 4 pm
Saturdays and from 10 am to 3 pm
Tuesdays, 8th Ave. and Oak St. FREE.
Growers Market features fresh grown
local produce/fruit, artisans and
crafters displaying wares, entertain-
ment and more, main park, 9 am to 3
pm, Cottage Grove. FREE.
Veneta Saturday Market features
produce, crafts and festivities, 10 am
to 5 pm Saturdays, Veneta. 935-
2268. FREE.
KIDSTUFF Children’s storytime,
11 am, Borders Books. FREE.
Saturday storytime, 10 am, Barnes
and Noble Books. FREE.
The Champagne Syndicate, 9 pm,
Luckey’s. $3.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
The Eugene Emeralds play the Salem
AquaSox, 7:05 pm tonight and 2:05 pm
tomorrow, and the Vancouver
Canadians at 7:05 pm Aug. 2, 3 and 4,
Civic Stadium. $8 res., $5 gen., $4 sr., stu.
A “Berry Picking Bonanza” features
education about Oregon’s berries, 9
am, Sweet Home Ranger District. $10.
GEARS rides a Show ‘n’ Go, 9 am,
Alton Baker Park. FREE.
PRESENTATIONS
“Lake
Born of Fire,” 8 pm, Clear Lake Day
Use Shelter. FREE.
“Forest Predators,” Mike Gebben, 7
pm, North Waldo Boat Ramp
Amphitheater. FREE.
SCIENCE “Summer Sky Above
Eugene” interactive show features
planets, stars and images from the
Hubble Space Probe, 2 pm Saturdays,
The Science Factory Hands-on
Children’s Museum. www.sciencefac-
tory.org Free with admission to The
Science Factory.
SPIRITUAL Tibetan Buddhist
meditation with Tulku La Gyurmey, 9
am Saturdays and 6:30 pm
Wednesdays. For information call
554-9696. $2-$5 ss.
THEATER Two Gentlemen of
Verona, 6 pm today and tomorrow,
Amazon Park. A pre-show for chil-
dren is at 5 pm. FREE.
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S U N DAY
Sunrise 6:34 am; Sunset 7:51 pm
Av High 80; Av Low 49
ARTS/VISUAL Labor Day
open house features music by Fuzz, 1
to 5 pm today and tomorrow, LaVelle
Vineyards, Elmira. $2.