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CALENDAR
“The Amazing Aquatic World!”
walk, 10 am to noon, Mt. Pisgah.
747-1504. $3 sug. don.
OSPIRG (Oregon Student Public
Interest Research Group) stream
walk, noon, Autzen footbridge.
346-4377. FREE.
BINGO Bingo w/Tom Heinl, Ty
and Libby features cheeky humor,
prizes, wry looks, 9 pm, Sam Bond’s
Garage. FREE.
25
Evening star party features plane-
tarium shows, family activities, pre-
sentations, contests, telescopes
and information, 2 pm to midnight,
North Eugene High School. don.
DANCE “Rock the Nation”
ZAPP Dancers performance contin-
ues. See Saturday.
S U N DAY
Sunrise 6:12 am; Sunset 8:09 pm
Av High 62; Av Low 40
GEARS training ride, 38 miles,
10:30 am, Alton Baker Park. FREE.
BENEFITS “The Dawn of
Spring” ACCHORD benefit concert,
7:30 pm, Unitarian Church. 345-
3131. $7 sug. don.
PRESENTATION Introducc-
cion a la Internet class in Spanish,
10 am, Downtown Library. FREE.
THEATER Laughter on the
23rd Floor continues. See Friday.
No
Talent
Show
benefits
Peaceworks, Growers Market,
Oregon Natural Resources Council
and other organizations, 6 to 10
pm, Cozmic Pizza. For information
call 942-9813. $2-$20 ss.
The Odd Couple continues. See
Friday.
How to Succeed in Business
(Without Really Trying) continues.
See Friday.
Fuddy Meers continues.
Thursday, April 22.
Patterson Preschool Annual Plant
and Rummage Sale continues. See
Saturday.
VIDEO All Power to the People:
The Black Panther Party and
Beyond Mumia Abu Jamal’s 50th
birthday screening, 7 pm, 100
Willamette, UO. don.
“Save Karen’s Life” rally features
recorded music by Grateful Dead,
film about Ken Kesey, 2 to 4 pm,
McDonald Theatre. don.
See
GATHERINGS Annual Spring
cleaning work party features
refreshments, 10 am to 4 pm, WOW
Hall. don.
“Women’s Reproductive Freedom”
rally features signs, music and sis-
terhood, noon, Federal Building.
345-5702. FREE.
“Cooking Indian Food” benefits
humanitarian projects in India, 3 to
6 pm. For information, call 689-
0634. $25.
“Healing Through Art” for sur-
vivors of sexual abuse/assault, 2 to
4 pm, Planet Goloka, 679 Lincoln
St. FREE.
Air performs at the Crystal Ballroom, Portland. See April 27, on the road.
T HE S POT FOR
$2 PBR’S
NEVER A COVER
FREE POOL
TUES. - SAT. • 4PM-10PM
SUN. & MON. • ALL DAY/ALL NIGHT
99 W. BROADWAY • EUGENE • 683-3154
EVENTFUL PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS
Saturday, May 8
8:30pm show
(Doors open at 7:30pm)
World-renowned
blues/rock guitarist
& Alligator Records
recording artist
Platinum Club
126 S.W. 4th St., Corvallis
541-738-6996
Tickets: TicketsWest at select Safeway Stores or
charge by phone 800-992-8499 or online at
www.ticketswest.com
Corvallis: Valley Guitar, OSU Bookstore, Platinum Club
Albany: Albany Music & Sound
For more info:
Eventful Productions
541-928-2609
www.EventfulProductions.com
Coco Montoya
Hotel discount for concert goers:
Holiday Inn Express
Corvallis (541) 752-0800
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