CALENDAR
Sarah McLachlan
performs at the
Rose Garden,
Portland. See July
6, On the Road.
The Trouble with Summer People,
Thursdays through Saturdays from
today through Sept. 4, Theatre West,
Lincoln City. For ticket information
call (541) 994-5663.
CORVALLIS
EVENTS
JULY 2 Fourth of July celebra-
www.hcexpeditions.com
822-8288 or
1-888-461-7238
Come see us at
Belknap Hot Springs Resort
d & Scenic
Wil
High Country
Expeditions
Rafting Trips
Upper McKenzie • Upper Klamath
Cal-Salmon • Rogue
& other NW Rivers
Summer Rafting Special
Rafting Coupon
Rafting Trips
OR
Rafting Trips
This coupon must be presented at the time of
booking. Only valid for McKenzie Rafting Trips.
10% off will only be applied to adult rates. Not
to be combined with other specials.
Wine tasting, appetizers and music
by Robert Hexem, 4 to 6 pm, First
Alternative Co-op main store. FREE.
JULY 3 Saturday farmers’ mar-
ket features organic produce, fresh
flowers, baked goods, herbs, syrups,
nuts, meat and more, 9 am to 1 pm,
1st Ave. and Jackson St. FREE.
Tenth Annual Red, White & Blues
Riverfront Festival features blues
performers, local food and beverage
vendors, area artisans and family-ori-
ented activities, today and tomorrow,
Downtown Corvallis Riverfront. For
schedule information call 754-6624.
$5.
JULY 4 “Building with Earth, Part
II” workshop, 10 am to 4 pm, Ahimsa
Sanctuary. For information call 929-
7564.
10% OFF 1/2 Day
$40.00 Sun. & Wed.
tion features dinner and music with
Leroy Thomas and the Zydeco
Roadrunners, 5 pm to 1 am, Intaba’s
Kitchen. $18 dinner, $10 for 9 pm
music.
• Group & Student Discounts
• 1/2 to multi-day adventures
• Relaxing scenic floats
• Fun-filled family trips
• Class 4 & 5 adventures
• Trips run 7 days a week
• Located on the McKenzie River
• Locally owned & operated
Nairobi Bois, 6 pm, Murphy’s
Restaurant. FREE.
JULY 7 Wednesday farmers’
market features organic produce,
fresh flowers, baked goods, herbs,
syrups, nuts, meat and more, 8 am to
1 pm, Benton Co. Fairgrounds. FREE.
attn:
Deadlines for Eugene Celebration
community causeway, marketplace
and parade applications are Aug. 2.
For information go to www.eugenecel-
ebration.com or call 681-4108.
Salmon Watch volunteer training
sessions are 8 am to noon, Aug. 14.
For information call 753-4280.
DIVA seeks submissions by local and
regional artists to show their work.
The deadline for exhibit proposals is
July 11. For information call 344-
DIVA.
OPPORTUNITIES
A volunteer meeting for Impact! Arts
Moonlight Serenade and Cinema
event is 5:30 pm July 6, Impact! Arts,
2520 Harris St. For information call
431-1177.
The deadline for film submissions to
the 31st NW Film and Video Festival is
July 31. For information go to
www.nwfilm.org
Al Fresco Farmers’ Market, 5th St. Public Market. See Friday, July Ongoing Events.
PIE PIE PIE
For your 4th of July
Sweet
Life
Sun-Wed till 10pm • Thur-Sat till 11pm
755 Monroe St. • 683-5676 • www.sweetlifedesserts.com
20 JULY 1, 2004
Chocolate Cream • Coconut Cream
Apple • Peach • Cherry • Marionberry
Mixed Berry • Strawberry Rhubarb