CALENDAR
Obsidians trips: Alsea & Green
Peak Falls, 4.8 miles; Orchard
Point/Fern Ridge Bike, 30 miles.
See YMCA board for details.
SPIRITUAL TRIM’s Interfaith
Books and Beliefs featuring The
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-
Day Saints, 10:30am, Tsunami
Books. 744-8140. FREE.
THEATER All in the Timing
continues. See Thursday, April 13.
1776 continues. See Friday.
A Funny Thing Happened on the
Way to the Forum continues. See
Friday.
Much Ado About Nothing contin-
ues. See Friday.
Woman in Mind continues. See
Friday.
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S U N DAY
Sunrise 6:27am; Sunset 7:58pm
Av High 61; Av Low 39
BENEFIT Eat for the Earth:
Dine at participating restaurants
and a percentage of the sales will
be donated to Lane County
Oregon League of Conservation
Voters. April 16-22: Bagel Sphere
donates 2% of all sales and
Cozmic Pizza donates 3% of pizza
sales. April 18: Sam Bond’s
donates 10% of food sales. April
21: City View Deli donates 25% of
sales and Ring of Fire donates 5%
of sales.
GATHERINGS Easter Brunch
SPIRITUAL Easter Festival
with harp music, 1pm-5pm, Blue
Luna Club. 484-BLUE.
Service, 10:30am, Episcopal
Church of the Resurrection. 686-
8462.
Lost Valley Educational Center
tours of its new Nature Center,
12:30pm and 4pm, and a general
tour, 2pm, 81868 Lost Valley
Lane, Dexter. 937-3351. FREE;
wear mud boots for Nature
Center tours.
Food Not Bombs serves meals,
3pm-5pm, near deer mural at
Washington Jefferson Park. FREE.
“Practical Tools for Living in a
Post-Civilized World,” discussion
led by Rob Miller, 5pm, Springfield
Unitarian Universalist Fellowship,
1072 Main St. 988-0277. FREE.
Discussion group on the use of
eminent domain to consolidate
land for a proposed new UO bas-
ketball arena and convention cen-
ter, 7pm, Cozmic Pizza. FREE.
HOPES Eco-Design Conference
continues. See Thursday, April 13.
MUSIC Hyim, 7pm, Cozmic
Pizza. $5.
Brian Cutean, The Swallowtails,
8pm, Sam Bond’s. 21+ show. $4.
ON THE AIR “Sunday at
Noon” features Jim Hill, former
state treasurer and challenger to
for the Democratic gubernatorial
nomination, noon, KLCC 89.7 FM.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
GEARs rides: Deerhorn, 60 miles;
Walterville, 45 miles; Mohawk
Store, 30 miles, 9am, meet at
Alton Baker Park. www.euge-
negears.org
Obsidians trip: Kentucky Falls, 4.4
miles. See YMCA board for details.
FOR A COMPLETE
SCHEDULE VISIT
WWW.THRASHERPRESENTS.COM
THEATER All in the Timing
continues. See Thursday, April 13.
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M O N DAY
Sunrise 6:26am; Sunset 7:59pm
Av High 61; Av Low 39
BENEFIT Eat for the Earth
continues. See Sunday.
GATHERINGS Six Sensory
Eugene, a group for exploring
your psychic nature in a safe and
nurturing environment, 6:30pm,
Downtown Athletic Club. Sharon,
521-0272. $5 don.
MONDAY
MAY 1
MCDONALD
THEATRE
1010 WILLAMETTE ST
8PM DOORS
ALL AGES WELCOME
FULL BAR WITH PROPER ID
ADVANCE TICKETS
AVAILABLE AT ALL
SAFEWAY/TICKETSWEST
LOCATIONS
CHARGE BY PHONE
1-800-992-TIXX
PFLAG (Parents, Families and
Friends of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual
& Transgendered Persons) meet-
ing with a program from Emperor
and Empress of the Imperial
Sovereign Court of the Emerald
Empire, Dale and Rhoda Gravel,
6:45pm, First Congregational
Church. Sharon, 342-1651.
“Defending
the
Roadless
Kalmiopsis,” multimedia presen-
tations documenting the Biscuit
fire of 2002, the ecology of the
Siskiyous and more, with short
films, slides and discussion, 7pm
tonight, 110 Willamette, UO and
1pm April 19, Forum Room 307,
LCC. Cascadia Wildlands Project,
434-1463. FREE.
KIDS Music in Action! with Rich
Glauber, interactive songs and
stories, creative movement,
instruments and fun, 3pm, St.
Mary’s Episcopal Church. 242-
1001. $5 per parent/child pair.
LECTURE “Our Nation: A
Korean Punk Rock Community,”
Stephen Epstein, 4pm, 111 Lillis,
UO. 346-1521. FREE.
LITERARY ARTS Ted Cox
reads and discusses The Toledo
Incident of 1925, 7pm, Knight
Library, UO. 346-3053. FREE.
ON THE AIR “The Jefferson
Exchange” discusses ideas for
parents who want to provide sex
education information for their
children, with Amy Lang, 8am and
8pm, KRVM 1280 AM.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
Hyim performs
at Cozmic Pizza
Sunday.
Obsidians trip: Urban Wildlife field
trip with David Walp, 1 mile. See
YMCA board for details.
THEATER
A Young, Old
Heart, reading of a new one-act
play by Eugene playwright
Italian Champagne Brunch
Sunday Afternoons w/Jazz
11:00am-2:30pm
Smooth Jazz
Friday 8:30pm-12am
Paul Biondi & Friends
Saturday 8:30pm-12am
Light Guitar Jazz
Every Sunday - 830 Olive Avenue • Eugene
Validated Parking Available
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