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CALENDAR
DANCE Middle Eastern Dance
Guild of Eugene Fall Festival of
Music and Dance, noon-10pm
with 7pm dance show featuring
Gypsy Fire, Cozmic Pizza. Sug.
don.
Heirloom, 9am, UO Bookstore.
FREE.
meet at Alton Baker Park.
Donna, 688-6283.
MUSIC Nik Fury, Creswell,
1pm, Eugene West 11th Christian
Supply Store. FREE.
International baseball tryouts,
represent the U.S. in internation-
al competition, 9am, North
Eugene High School. Register at
740-373-4455. $25.
Ballet Fantastique and Traduza
present Mosaico de Danza, 7pm,
Hult Center. $12, $8 stu., sr.
Atrium Amateur Hour: Alder
Street Wind Quintet, 2pm,
Atrium Building, 10th & Olive.
FREE.
FILM Japanapalooza, Session
1: Woman in the Dunes, 8pm,
DIVA. FREE.
Wow & Flutter, 3pm, CD World.
FREE.
“The Weekend of the Living
Dead” continues with Night of
the Living Dead, 11:15pm, Bijou
Art Cinemas. $4.
GARDENING Fall Bulb Sale
and Garden Talks event, 9am-
4pm,
OSU/Lane
County
Extension Service. FREE.
GATHERINGS
Eugene
Weekly Best of Eugene Awards
Show, a benefit for FOOD for
Lane County with performances
by Mason Williams, Los Mex
Pistols del Norte, Android Ethic,
Charles Dowd & the Oregon
Percussion Ensemble, Laura
Kemp, Norma Fraser, WYM-
PROV! and many more, 7:30pm,
McDonald Theatre. $3-$10 ss.
Farmers’ Market, local produce,
meats, plants, flowers, foods and
more, 9am-4pm, 8th Ave. & Oak
St. FREE.
Mary Flower, Jerry Zybach &
Blue Owens, a benefit for FOOD
for Lane County, 9pm, Luna. 21+
show. $10 with two cans of food.
Eugene Weekly Post Awards
Show Party and benefit for
FOOD for Lane County, with the
Visible
Men,
The
Audio
Schizophrenic and Freaks in the
House, 10pm, John Henry’s. 21+
show. FREE; donations welcome.
ON THE AIR “Jivin’ John’s
County
Classics”
features
Asleep at the Wheel, 9am, KRVM
91.9 FM.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
GEARs ride: River Road, Monroe,
Clear Lake, 30+ miles, 9am,
Northwest Association for Adult
Competitive Kickball game, 4pm,
Skinner Butte Park ballfield.
eugenekickball@yahoo.com
FREE.
Swarovski
Austrian Crystal
Beads & Prisms
Over 900 styles to choose from
Obsidians trips: Drift Creek, 8
miles; Tahkenitch Dunes, 6.5
miles. See YMCA board for
details.
SPIRITUAL TRIM’s Interfaith
Books and Beliefs featuring
“Science of Mind,” 10:30am,
Tsunami Books. 744-8140. FREE.
Two Rivers Interfaith Ministries’
labyrinth walk, spiritual saunter
hosted by Netti Garner, 4pm,
Priory Farm, Cottage Grove. 767-
0953.
THEATER Lord Leebrick
Theatre Company performs
selections from Assassins, 2pm,
Barnes & Noble. FREE.
10/31/05
Irene Kai reads at the UO’s Knight Library Monday.
Eugene Saturday Market, 10am-
5pm, 8th Ave. & Oak St. Music by
Ken Silverman, 10am; Allison
Scull & Victor Martin, noon; He
Mele Ukulele, 1pm; Papa T, 2pm;
Silas, 3:30pm. FREE.
Speak your mind at the Wayne
Morse Free Speech Terrace,
11am-3pm, County Courthouse,
8th & Oak. FREE.
Clayfest, 10am-6pm today and
tomorrow,
Lane
County
Fairgrounds. FREE.
Rainbow River Womyn, lesbian
social group meeting, 5pm,
Lilith’s Lair, 453 Willamette. Sue,
741-1210. FREE.
Lane
County
Home
Improvement Show continues.
See Thursday, Oct. 13.
Oregon Bioneers 2nd Annual
Conference continues. See
Friday.
KIDS Kids and families create
festive and colorful paper but-
terflies for display during the
12th annual Día de los Muertos
exhibit, 1pm-3pm, Maude Kerns
Art Center. 345-1571. FREE.
Dog Tale Time, kids read to sup-
portive dogs for 15-minute ses-
sions, 2pm, Downtown Library.
Register at 682-8316. FREE.
LITERARY
Blakely
reads
ARTS
from
Joe
The
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C HAMBER M USIC C ORVALLIS PROUDLY PRESENTS
Vienna Piano Trio
W EDNESDAY , N OVEMBER 2, 2005, 7:30
L A S ELLS S TEWART C ENTER
PM
M OZART
P IANO T RIO IN B- FLAT M AJOR , KV 502
S CHOENBERG V ERKLÄRTE N ACHT , O P . 4 ( ARR . E. S TEUERMANN )
S CHUMANN P IANO T RIO N O . 1 IN D M INOR , O P . 63
Tickets are $22 for adults; all K-12th grade students admitted free; OSU students free with
ID, $5 all other students. There is no reserved seating. Tickets may be purchased at the
door the night of the concert, or in advance at Grass Roots Bookstore in Corvallis and Sid
Stevens Jewelers in Albany. For further information see our website, www.violins.org, or
contact Carol Williams at 757-0902.
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CONCERT SPONSORED BY :
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