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About Eugene weekly. (Eugene, Oregon) 1993-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 2004)
CALENDAR GATHERINGS Farmers’ Market features fruit, vegetables, plants, meat, eggs, dairy, music, food carts from the Saturday Market, 10 am to 3 pm, 8th Ave. and Oak St. FREE. The November 2004 general elec- tion on the big screen, 6 to 11:30 pm, Lane Co. Fairgrounds. FREE. pm, Bethel Library, and at 4 pm tomorrow, Downtown Library. FREE. MUSIC Eugene Symphony SHOcase performance, 12:15 pm, Hult lobby. FREE. SPIRITUAL LECTURES Octubafest, 8 pm, Beall Hall, UO. $5, $3 stu., sr. THEATER Vanities continues. Garrin Benfield, Laura Kemp, Erik Muiderman, 8 pm, Luna. $6. The Importance of Being Earnest continues. See Thursday, Oct. 28. Testface, Beltline, 10 pm, Luckey’s. $5. Harvey continues. See Thursday, Oct. 28. “Anger Management for Parents,” 6 pm, Center for Community Counseling. For information call 344-0620. Big screen election viewing, 5 pm, Cozmic Pizza. FREE. “Bicycle Farm: a Tree Plantation That is Part of a Wastewater Program,” Ken Vanderford, 7 pm, McNail-Riley House. FREE. LECTURE “Introduction to Grantwriting and Funding Research,” Lyn Stearney, noon, Downtown Library. FREE. LITERARY ARTS Carol Ann Bassett signs her book Organ Pipe: Life on the Edge, 7 pm, REI. FREE. MUSIC Eugene Symphonic Band, 7:30 pm, Beall Hall, UO. $5, $3 stu., sr. MUSIC Faculty and guest artists’ horn trio per- formance, 8 pm, Beall Hall, UO. $9, $5 sr., stu. Jimmy Eat World, Recover, A Thorn for Every Heart, 7 pm, McDonald Theatre. $16. Barbara Dzuro, 8:30 pm, Jo Federigo’s. FREE. OCT. 29 PJ Harvey, 9 pm, Roseland, Portland. SOLD OUT. OCT. 30 HotQua Stringband, 9 pm, Tolly’s, Oakland. 459-3796. $5 adv., $7 dos. Language of Monsters event fea- tures music with P.A.N., 8 pm, Slabtown, Portland. $5-$15 ss. NOV. 4 An opening for work by family team Susan, Jennifer and Doug Diehl, 6 pm, Lawrence Gallery, Portland. FREE. 4 THURSDAY Sunrise 6:52 am; Sunset 5 pm Av High 57; Av Low 38 ARTS/VISUAL An opening for work by Delores Roos, 5 pm, Island Park Gallery, Spfd. FREE. CELEBRATION Peace cele- brations, 4:30 pm Wednesdays, the Federal Building. FREE. FILM The Revolution Will Not be Televised, 7 pm, 180 PLC, UO. FREE. GATHERING Wine tasting and Ambrosia KIDSTUFF “Skills for Thrills” features story-collage making, 4 Sunrise 6:53 am; Sunset 4:58 pm Av High 56; Av Low 38 ARTS/VISUAL An opening of work by Brett Matthews, 4 pm, UO Law School Gallery. FREE. KIDSTUFF “Skills for Thrills” story-collage mak- ing continues. See Wednesday. LECTURES “Lewis and Clark’s New Look,” Gary Moulton, 8 pm, 182 Lillis, UO. FREE. “How to Survive During the Holidays” with Maria Hainesworth, 7 pm, Mother Kali’s. FREE. Y There was a time in the beer business when “T & A” referred to “Taste and Aroma.” H Sadly, those Good ol’ DAYS are gone. H But there is still a beer that remembers. A beer that wears its age-old methods and handcrafted quality like A FROSTY, MALT BADGE OF HONOR. H And that beer . . . is Henry Weinhard’s ® Questions about Henry Weinhard’s? Visit us at henryweinhards.com © 2004 Blitz-Weinhard Brewing Co., Hood River, OR Woody Harrelson comes to the Bijou Thursday for the sneak preview of his new documentary Go Further. See Thursday, Oct. 28 and Movie Clips. TODD COOPER WEDNESDAY 22 OCTOBER 28, 2004 Last a Lifetime,” Linda and Charlie Bloom, 6:30 pm, KLCC, 89.7 FM. road Note- Continuation dates for out- of-town events are listed under the first day of the event. Oregon Book Award author tour, 7:30 pm, North Bend Public Library. FREE. sions, tonight and Nov. 10. For information call 346- 4365. GEARS rides a Show ‘n’ Go. Meet at 10 am, Alton Baker Park. FREE. sale, 5:30 pm, Restaurant. FREE. See Thursday, Oct. 28. ON THE OUTDOORS/RECRE- ATION Kayak pool ses- OUTDOORS/RECREATION 3 ON THE AIR “Making Love Satsang with David Waldman, 7 pm, Hilyard Community Center. $10 sug. don.
