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one “… a’s – Livi eric m of A Eventful Productions presents HOLMES The ” ds. ban lues t a gre ng B BROTHERS in their only Willamette Valley appearance JUNE 29 8 TUESDAY • PM WOW HALL EUGENE Fun Under the Sun Mill-Luck Salmon Celebration Sept. 10-11. Mill Casino, North Bend, Ore. www.themillcasino.com First annual celebration sharing the culture and traditions of the Coquille Indians and other Pacific Northwest tribes. Joe Nichols plays the Lane County Fair, August 17. FOR MORE INFO: EVENTFUL PRODUCTIONS 541.928.2609 WWW.EVENTFULPRODUCTIONS.COM Shrewsbury Renaissance Faire Sept. 11-12. Kings Valley, Ore. A R T S Moonlight Serenade & Cinema Broadway Plaza (on the mall) Fridays, 8:00pm July 23 JAWS Musical Guest: Fiddlin’ Big Sue Band July 30 DR. STRANGELOVE Musical Guest: #9 Band August 6 MODERN TIMES Mystery Guest 431-1177 • impactartsgroup.com tage of some of the vendor deals on leather goods, boots, clothing, novelties, saddle bags, sunglasses, helmets and also great food and beverages, interac- tive exhibits Highlights NASCAR simulators Peter Frampton Jude Bowerman Shades Of Purple Straight Shooter Monterey Jazz Festival Sept. 17-19. www.montereyjazzfestival.org The 47th Annual Monterey Jazz Festival presented by MCI with the top names from the world of jazz. Jazz luminaries like Clark Terry, Frank Wess, Jack DeJohnette, Regina Carter, Marian McPartland, Don Byron, Bill Charlap, Jason Moran and Lynne Arriale will mix and match throughout the weekend, appear- ing in various groupings, in the arena and all around the grounds. All in all, over 500 artists will perform on seven stages for three nights and two days of the world’s longest running jazz festival. Portland Rose Garden (see July) Sept. 1 Prince Sept. 29 Norah Jones The beauty of Oregon’s Kings Valley and the mild September temperatures will again conspire to form backdrop and atmosphere for the Pacific Northwest’s only Elizabethan Historical Reenactment Renaissance Faire. Highlights include two, full-contact, Jousting Tournaments held each day. Cheer on your favorite knight as he challenges his opponent, wearing full authentic armor and mounted on a fiery war horse. Also watch bouts of masterful swordplay and demon- strations of expert archery. Sisters Folk Festival Sept 10-12. Sisters, Ore. (541)549-4979. www.sistersfolkfestival.com From blues to bluegrass, a celebration of acoustic American roots music. Featuring concerts, workshops and a songwriting contest. Featuring: Natalie MacMaster Tom Russell w/ Andrew Hardin Eliza Gilkyson The South Austin Jug Band Willy Porter And a host of local and regional talent! Time-Based Art Festival Roar in the Core Sept. 3-6. Kootenai Fairgrounds, Coeur D’Alene Idaho Motorsport enthusiasts coming from all over the U.S. and Canada will be jammin’ the midways looking and shopping for the latest in new and custom bikes, accessories, leather wear, parts, and hard-to-find, unique lifestyle elements. Rally folks can take advan- Sept. 10-19. Portland Institute for Contemporary Art, Portland, Ore. (503) 242- 1419. www.pica.org Time-Based Art Festival brings together a remarkable group of artists from around the world for 10 days of pioneering performances that address the cultures, aesthetics and ideas of today. william shakespeare’s Get a Naked P i n o t much ado about nothin g a robinson theatre production Tickets: UO Ticket Office/EMU Final Weekend May 28, 29- 8 PM 346-4363 Robinson Theatre Box Office: 346-4191 Evenings of Performance Only! 50-60% OFF SELECTED MERCHANDISE bambini Eugene Weekly 1/8 Page: May 27 E X T R A O R D I N A RY T H I N G S F O R E X T R A O R D I N A RY K I D S ! BEST SELECTION FOR SUMMER ACCESSORIES! Wines made from certified organic grapes. Available at fine wine shops, restaurants and grocers throughout Lane County. Beaverton, OR. 503-649-0027 • www.coopermountainwine.com 28 MAY 27, 2004 • Discounted Elefanten sandals • Quicksilver swimtrunks • Locally made sun-protective suits • Fun sun hats & dresses • Cute character towels & backpacks • Baby gifts galore NOW OPEN 7 DAYS! • 205 W. 5th • 485-1222 • MON-SAT 10-5:30 • SUN 11-4
