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CALENDAR Garaj Mahal appear at the WOW Hall Friday. VIGIL Drums of Peace: Rhythm Not Rhetoric, open drum circle, 2pm-4pm, Federal Building. FREE. 1 M O N DAY Sunrise 6:01am; Sunset 8:36pm Av High 83; Av Low 52 ARTS/VISUAL Applegate Art Guild and Gallery meeting, open to all, with presentation by Charlotte Clemo on framing and matting techniques, 1pm, West Lane Center, Veneta. 935-4286. FREE. GATHERINGS Eugene Veg Education Network monthly gath- ering with “Ethics of Animal Factories” presentation by David Duemler, 7pm, McNail-Riley House. 343-8055. FREE. KIDS Celebrate Tanabata with Michiko Parshalle, kids 6-12 cele- brate the Japanese summer holi- day and make “wish cards,” 2pm today, Downtown Library; 2pm tomorrow, Sheldon Library; 2pm August 3, Bethel Library; 2pm August 4, Downtown Library. FREE. LECTURE OFAM: “It’s De- Lovely: Art Deco Travel Posters of the ’20s and ’30s,” James Ralph, 6pm, Shedd Recital Hall. 434- 7000. MUSIC Tony Rebel, Queen Ifrika, Bunny “Glock” Jackson, Kwamewanafrika, The Rebel Rootz Band, 10pm, WOW Hall. $15. ON THE AIR “The Jefferson Exchange” features Susan Lerner, Director of the California Clean Money Campaign, 8am and 8pm, KRVM 1280 AM. VIGIL “Women in Black Standing for Peace,” 5pm-5:30pm, 7th Avenue & Pearl St. FREE. writer and teacher Dorothea Smartt, 8am and 8pm, KRVM 1280 AM. 2 T U E S D AY Sunrise 6:02am; Sunset 8:35pm Av High 83; Av Low 52 GATHERINGS “Alternative Radio” features “Sea Shepherds” with Paul Watson, 6:30pm, KLCC 89.7 FM. SPIRITUAL Tai Chi in the Park, 6:30pm, Washburne Park by the lower bench. 338-2170. $5. Farmers’ Market, local produce, meats, plants, flowers, foods and more, 10am-3pm, 8th & Oak St. FREE. Living the Four Agreements wis- dom circle, 7pm. For location call Paul, 461-1977. FREE. Multicultural Festival featuring Etouffee and Dr. Delusion, food, booths, drumming, dancing, swim- ming and more, 5pm, Sheldon Community Center. FREE. Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day continues. See Thursday, July 28. KIDS Dream Journals for Teens, create a handcrafted journal for dreams, writing and more, 2pm, Bethel Library. Register at 682- 5766. FREE. THEATER Alexander and the VIGIL “Practicing Being Peace,” silent meditation, 8:15am-8:45am, Federal Building. FREE. 3 Celebrate Tanabata continues. See Monday. LECTURE “The Alpha/Omega of the Universe,” Jim Isenberg, 7pm, Maude Kerns Art Center. FREE. ON THE AIR “The Jefferson Exchange” discusses growing up in the cultural mix of London with • M ed i ta t io n S in g i ng B ow l s – d i ff e re n t c o lo r, d if f er en t si ze s • Ti b et an T ha n g ka s, C a r pe ts , a nd M ed i ta t io n P il lo w s • T i b et a n J ew el ry – T ur qu o i se , L ap is , J ad e, A m b er S t on e s WEDNESDAY Sunrise 6:03am; Sunset 8:34pm Av High 83; Av Low 52 FILM Last Best Chance, 7pm, CALC, 458 Blair. FREE. • Ti b et an , I nd i an , Ne p al a nd B h u t an C lo th i ng • K as h me re S ha wl s • I nc en s e , te a s , a nd m uc h m or e 265 E. 13th Ave. Eugene, OR 97401 • 541.485.8007 • Key to Tibet@yahoo.com BALLROOM DANCE TEACHER’S COLLEGE THE STAVER DANCE COMPANY Looking for a new career? Become a Certified Ballroom Dance Instructor. Recognized by the NDCA. Train for a rewarding career. FALL TERM REGISTRATION & ORIENTATION Sept. 3rd, 11:00 am at StaverDanceSport 41 E. 6th Ave • Eugene Classes Start Sept 24th Certified Graduates are potentially desirable employees in dance studios around the nation. Students learn how to dance both the Lead and Follow, how to teach, referencing a standardized, nationally recognized Syllabus. Fall Term Courses: Amercian Rhythm & American Smooth. Call Linda Staver 746-6268 staverdancesport.com elstaver1@aol.com 20 JULY 28, 2005
