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CALENDAR
Family Music Time, 10:15 am,
Downtown and Bethel Branch
Libraries,
Bilingual
Spanish/English. 682-8316. FREE.
Hora de cuentos y musica para
toda la familia! 2 pm, Downtown
Library. FREE.
First Saturdays at Sheldon Branch
Library: Diabolo lessons for ages 7-
11, 2:30 pm. Sheldon Branch Library,
pre-register 682-5778. FREE.
LITERARY ARTS Eugene
Poets Ralph Salisbury and Ingrid
Wendt, 5 pm, Tsunami Books, 2585
Willamette St. FREE.
MUSIC Willy Porter and Justin
King, 8 pm, Café Paradiso. 484-
9933. $15.50 adv.
Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey, 9 pm,
McDonald Theatre Lounge, 354-
4442. $8.
TAARKA, 9 pm, Cozmic Pizza, 338-
9333. $10.
ON THE AIR KLCC’s Spring
Radiothon continues. See Friday.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
Obsidians hike, Lower McKenzie
River Trail, 6.2 mi. Email summer-
trips@obsidians.org for more infor-
mation.
Cabaret continues. See Thursday,
April 1.
Independence
Friday.
Clark in Oregon,” 11 am to 3 pm,
Dorris Ranch Barn, 736-4544.
FREE.
SPIRITUAL Interfaith Spiritual
Sauntering, 10 am, Sweet Creek
Falls. 686-0729.
THEATER The Skin of Our
Teeth continues. See Thursday,
April 1.
See
How to Succeed in Business
(Without Really Trying) continues.
See Friday.
Just Imagine continues, see Friday.
Twelfth Night continues, see
Thursday.
WORKSHOPS Designing your
Native Garden, 1pm to 3 pm today
and April 17, Mt. Pisgah Arboretum.
Pre-registration required, 747-1504.
$25-$30.
Activism for Peace and Justice:
Then and Now, 10 am to noon, UO,
240 McKenzie Hall. FREE.
Intro to Computers, 10 am to 12 pm,
Downtown Library. 682-5450.
FREE.
International Cooking Class Series,
“India,” 3 pm to 6 pm, today, April
10, April 25 and May 9. Pre-registra-
tion required, 689-0634. $25 per
class.
Sandtray Journeying: A Workshop
for Counselors, 9:30 am to 4 pm,
747-6900. $85.
Garden Work Party Day with
Northwest Youth Corps and UO
Law School’s Public Interest Public
Service Program (PIPS), 10 am to 2
pm. 349-5055 ext. 218.
PRESENTATION “Lewis and
continues.
4
“Portrait of a Radical: The Jesus
Movement,” and brunch potluck, 11
am, 1571 Buck St. Presented by the
Center for Sacred Sciences, 345-
0102. FREE.
GATHERINGS Guided tour of
Aprovecho Research Center, 2 pm,
Cottage Grove. Call 942-8198 for
directions and info. FREE.
Arbor Week Celebration, early
spring plant sale, 10 am to 4 pm, Mt.
Pisgah Arboretum.
University of Oregon’s 2nd Annual
Venus Festival continues. See
Friday.
“When do we make peace with our
enemies?” Eugene Middle East
Peace Group potluck co-sponsored
by the Islamic Cultural Center, 6
pm, Community Meeting Room,
Westmoreland Housing Office, 16th
and Arthur. 346-1607. FREE.
YUMMY
FOR YOUR
TUMMY!
Downtown cohousing meeting, 6
pm. 353-6466.
Rainbow Family monthly potluck, 1
pm to 5 pm, Alton Baker Park.
Film discussion group, call for
details 345-7185. $2.50.
Community Talent and Art Show, 4
pm, Lorane Grange. FREE.
Family Values potluck lunch and
activities, 1 pm to 3 pm, Amazon
Community Center, 2700 Hilyard
St. 485-9953. $2-$8 ss.
S U N DAY
Sunrise 5:48 am; Sunset 6:44 pm
Av High 59; Av Low 38
BENEFITS Anne Weiss benefit
for KRVM, Sam Bonds, 8:30 pm. $6-
$100 ss.
FILM “An Act of Conscience,” 2
pm, Eugene Public Library, present-
ed by Taxes for Peace not War, 342-
1953. FREE.
KIDSTUFF Scrap art work-
shop at MECCA: decorated window
shades, 1 pm to 3 pm, 449 Blair
Blvd. $2-$5 sugg. don.
LITERARY
ARTS Ted
McMahon reads from The Uses of
Imperfection, 4 pm, Tsunami Books.
FREE.
MUSIC Railroad Earth with Big
Island Shindig, 8 pm, WOW Hall. $12.
SPRING CHOW!
IS COMING APRIL 15TH
TO ADVERTISE CALL MARK FRISBEE 484-0519 X12
* ADVERTISING DEADLINE APRIL 12TH *
Nearby Nature hosts an egghunt
in the park. See Saturday
Lord
Leebrick
Theatre
Company
presents
The
of
SKIN
Thornton
Wilder's
OUR
TEETH
March 26 - April 17
Previews* March 24 & 25 • 8 p.m.
Thursday - Saturday • 8 p.m.
Sunday Matinees • March 28 & April 4 • 2 p.m.
"...a vital and wonderful piece of theatre"
Tickets $8 - $16
*Previews only $5 for 20/25 club!
Don't miss this classic American comedy!
BOX OFFICE • 540 Charnelton • 465-1506
-New York Herald Tribune
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