CALENDAR
Adventures on Treasure Island, 7pm
tonight and 1pm tomorrow, Majestic
Theatre. $9, $7 stu., sr.
CORVALLIS
EVENTS
Guild Artist Exhibit, through April 30.
Noon-5pm Tu-Sa, ArtCentric. FREE.
THURS., MARCH 31 Bill
Beach Jazz Trio, noon, MU Lounge,
OSU. FREE.
“My Mondrian,” a lecture by Hester
Coucke, 7pm, ArtCentric. $4 sug. don.
“Boston’s Babel: Andrew Dexter, the
Exchange Coffee House and the
Perils of the Self-Made Man,” a lec-
ture by Jane Kamensky, 4pm, 206
MU, OSU. FREE.
Imagine, work by Ann Lahr and
Leetra Taylor, through April 2,
Corvallis Arts Center. FREE.
FRI., APRIL 1 Wine tasting,
appetizer and live music, 4pm-6pm,
First Alternative Co-op Main Store.
FREE.
SAT., APRIL 2 Just Another
Game Convention, 10am today
through 6pm tomorrow, Benton
County Fairgrounds. $6 for one day,
$9 for two.
Super Fitness Saturday, 8:30am-
10:30am, Swanson Fitness Center,
Albany. FREE.
Children’s Performing Art Series:
“Puppet Theater,” 11am, Tripp
Theater, LBCC. For information call
917-7777. FREE.
SUN., APRIL 3 Tsunami relief
benefit with Eric Nicholson, Woody
Fitzgerald and Ralph Penunuri, 2pm,
Corvallis Yoga Center. Don.
MON., APRIL 4 Peter Turchi
reads from Maps of the Imagination:
The Writer as Cartographer, 7:30pm,
Valley Library, OSU. FREE.
TUES., APRIL 5 American
Chamber Players, 7:30pm, LaSells
Stewart Center, OSU. $20, $5 stu.
THURS., APRIL 7 Tree-
houses, 7:30pm tonight, tomorrow
and April 9 and 14-16; 2pm April 17,
Withycombe Theatre, OSU. $7, $5 sr.,
$4 stu.
OSU Percussion Ensemble, noon, MU
Lounge, OSU. FREE.
Latino Americano: Sight, Sound &
Culture, through May 1. Noon-5pm
Tu-Sa, ArtCentric. An opening is
5:30pm tonight. FREE.
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OPPORTUNITIES
Literary Arts is now accepting appli-
cations for the Oregon Book Awards
and Oregon Literary Fellowships.
Guidelines and entry forms are avail-
able at www.literary-arts.org
BRING Recycling seeks submissions
for the Earth Day Art Sale, a recycled
arts and crafts show and benefit for
BRING. Submission forms are avail-
able at the BRING office or at
www.bringrecycling.org Deadline is
April 10.
2nd Annual Around the Block Fiber Arts
Stroll seeks artists to demonstrate, dis-
play and sell their work during the stroll
on July 2. For information call 549-
0989. Deadline is April 30.
Maude Kerns Art Center is seeking
Volunteer Gallery Guides for spring
session. Gallery Guides meet weekly
to learn about visual thinking strate-
gies and prepare to lead school
group tours. Other volunteer/intern-
ship opportunities are also avail-
able. For information call
345-1571.
The Downtown Initiative for the
Visual Arts (DIVA) is accepting pro-
posals from Oregon artists for the
next scheduled round of exhibits in
2006. Applications available online
at divanow.org/beanexhibitor.asp
The Annual
Jello Art
Show takes
place
Saturday
at the
Maude
Kerns Art
Center.
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