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Mention this Ad for Discount Madeline’s Antiques Quality Antiques Unique Collectibles Old Store 10% OFF First Purchase New Owners CALENDAR The Mark Morris Dance Group appears at Portland’s Arlene Schnizter Concert Hall Wednesday. See On the Road listings. • Quality oak furniture, beautiful glass, art work, buffets, lamps, dolls, mirrors, hall trees, china cabinets, book cases • Beautiful Hand Knotted Persian Rugs • Buy, Sell, Trade, Appraisals, Refinishing. Don’t Miss a Walk Through Time 3225 Donald Open 7 Days a Week 541-342-3015 Coming To Madeline’s Is Like Coming Home. 16 TH A NNUAL Multi-Cultural Storytelling Festival featuring nationally known storytellers . . . LEENY DEL SEAMONDS (Latino Tales) MADAFO (African-American Tales) TIM TINGLE (Native American Tales) ful e!!! r e c ond erien nd older. W A Exp ages 10 rs) a ily ended f I o n r terprete m a F mm ASL (R eco Tickets: $10.00 per person OR $25.00 for a family of four (cash or check only). Available at The Actors Cabaret (39 West 10th — 683-4368) & at the door. **Also: CDs, tapes, shirts and books for sale** Robert Rubinstein • Producer/Director SaTuRdAy Evening, ApRiL ThE V ERy L iTtLe 22 nd @ 7 :3 0 pm T hEaTrE 2350 Hilyard St. • 344-7751/344-8176 Sponsored by: City of Eugene, Oregon Education Association, Very Little Theatre, SELCO Credit Union, Oregon MUSIC The Elizabeth Cable Band, Sapphire Blue, 4:20pm, Bulb Ranch, Brooklyn & Franklin, Glenwood. Don. Blue Turtle Seduction, Ken Babbs, the intrepid traveler/capn and the Prankster/Skypilots, UTF the NextStep, The Great All Merge, 8pm, WOW Hall. $13 adv., $15 dos. ON THE AIR “New Dimensions” features “Transformation Through Pain” with Barbara Altemus, 6:30pm, KLCC 89.7 FM. OUTDOORS/RECREATION Obsidians trip: Mount Pisgah, 4.5 miles. See YMCA board for details. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19 MONDAY, “Where Have All the Leaders Gone?,” a lecture by David Broder, 7:30pm, LaSells Stewart Center, OSU. FREE. “Hooked on Antibiotics: Does Use in Animals Impact Humans?,” a lecture by Dr. David Wallinga, 6pm, Multnomah Athletic Club, Portland. Reservations at www.oeconline.org $25. Corvallis Wednesday Farmers’ Market, 8am-1pm, Benton County Fairgrounds. FREE. THURSDAY, APRIL 20 “Theory and Research on Black Identity Before and After the 1954 Brown Decision on School Desegregation,” a lecture by William E. Cross, Jr., 7:30pm, LaSells Stewart Center, OSU. FREE. The Severin Sisters, noon, MU Lounge, OSU. FREE. Community Credit Union, Springfield Education Association, Lane Arts Council CORVALLIS events THURSDAY, APRIL 13 OSU Percussion Ensemble, noon, MU Lounge, OSU. FREE. Visiting Artists and Scholars Lecture by graphic designer Rick Valicenti, 7pm, LaSells Stewart Center, OSU. FREE. Enchanted April, 8pm tonight, tomorrow and April 15, Albany Civic Theater. www.albanycivic.org FRIDAY, APRIL 14 Wine tasting, appetizers and live music, 4pm-6pm, First Alternative Co-op South Store. FREE. 4-H Horse Pre-Fair, 8am today, tomorrow and April 16, Linn County Fair and Expo Center, Albany. FREE. Darby O’Gill, 7pm, Borders Books. FREE. SATURDAY, APRIL 15 Albany Farmers’ Market, 8am- noon, Water Ave. between Broadalbin and Ferry, Albany. FREE Corvallis Farmers’ Market, free horse-drawn wagon rides and egg-themed children’s activities, 9am-1pm, 1st & Jackson. FREE. Community Easter Egg Hunt, 10am, First Assembly of God Church Campus, Albany. 926- 2291. FREE. Hui-O-Hawaii Luau, a night of Hawaiian cuisine, South Pacific dances, music and more, 5:30pm dinner, 6:30pm show, Gill Coliseum, OSU. $20. Wayne Horvitz, 9pm, Squirrel’s. 21+ show. $5. SUNDAY, APRIL 16 Celebrate Easter Concerts, 7am, 9am & 11am, First Assembly of God Sanctuary, Albany. 926-2291. FREE. MONDAY, APRIL 17 “Lokies, Logs and Lumberjacks,” a lecture by Robert Lowry, 9:30am, Benton County Historical Museum, Philomath. $10, $5 stu., sr. TUESDAY, APRIL 18 OSU Holocaust Memorial Week 2006: Just One More Dance, 7:30pm tonight, tomorrow and April 20 and 21, Corvallis High School Theatre. $10, $5 stu., sr. 22 APRIL 13, 2006 ON THE road Note- Continuation dates for out-of- town events are listed under the first day of the event. FRIDAY, APRIL 14 Quasi, 8pm, Wonder Ballroom, Portland. $10 adv. Darol Anger’s Republic of Strings, 8pm, Aladdin Theater, Portland. $16 adv., $18 dos. Oslund + Company/Dance, an evening of all new and developed repertory works, 8pm tonight and tomorrow and 7pm April 16, Imago Theatre, Portland. $15, $13 stu., sr., artists. 3rd Annual Pangaea Project Benefit with The Everyone Orchestra, 9pm tonight and tomorrow, Crystal Ballroom, Portland. $20 adv., $25 dos. UO Repertory Dance Company, 8pm, Newport Performing Arts Center. $10, $5 stu., sr. SATURDAY, APRIL 15 Night Owl Record Show, 5pm- 9pm, Eagles Aerie, 4904 SE Hawthorne, Portland. $1. Newport Symphony Orchestra presents “Evening at Pops,” 7:30pm, Newport Performing Arts Center. $20-$25, $12 stu. Lorelli Wines tasting, 1pm-4pm, The Wine Place, Yachats. FREE. An Oriental Evening of Music and Dance with Americanistan and featured dancer Sabine, 7pm, Florence Playhouse. A drums and zills workshop with Dynyah and Wayne Omar of Americanistan is at 2; a tribal combinations dance workshop with Sabine is at 3:30. Angela, 997-6839. $10 show; workshop fees vary. Peter Giri, 8:30pm, Riverside Inn, Leaburg. FREE. SUNDAY, APRIL 16 Public meeting with Gangaji and Eli, 4pm, Stevenson Union, SOU, Ashland. www.leela.org $10 sug. don. Mrs. Henderson Presents, 7pm toninght and tomorrow, Newport Performing Arts Center. $7, $6 stu., sr. APRIL 17 TUESDAY, APRIL 18 Trio con brio Copenhagen, 7:30pm, The Old Church, 1422 SW 11th Ave., Portland. $20, $10 stu. Jane Hirshfield reads, 7:30pm, First Congregational Church, Portland. $18, $12 stu., sr. Fundfest 2006!, a benefit for OPB with Pink Martini, March Fourth Marching BAnd, 8pm, Crystal Ballroom, Portland. $20 adv., $25 dos. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 19 Mark Morris Dance Group, 7:30pm, Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Portland. $19-$43. Fundfest 2006!, a benefit for REACH with Pink Martini, Amelia, 8pm, Crystal Ballroom, Portland. $20 adv., $25 dos. THURSDAY, APRIL 20 Fundfest 2006!, a benefit for CCA with Pink Martini, Corrina Repp, 8pm, Crystal Ballroom, Portland. $20 adv., $25 dos. Harvey Pekar speaks, 7:30pm, First Congregational Church, Portland. $12, $8 stu., sr. Blithe Spirit, 7:30pm preview, Cascades Theatrical Company, Bend. 389-0803. $20, $15 sr., $10 stu. attn: OPPORTUNITIES Earth Day Celebration 2006 seeks volunteers to help with several aspects of the April 22 event. Procession of All species flaggers, recycling helpers, parking and pre- event set-up, room monitors, activ- ity hosts and clean-up helpers are needed. Sarah, 682-2059. The Q Center is going from two open nights a week to five and needs more volunteers to staff their fun, friendly, adventurous office. 762-1046 or brianpeter- son06@gmail.com Artists working in all media are invited to submit work for “Alien and Sedition,” a show at two Mark Woolley Gallery loca- tions in Portland. Submission should relate to “alien” or “sedition” in a literal, abstract or conceptual manner. SeditionMagazine@gmail.com or mark@markwoolley.com Womenspace spring volunteer training takes place May 6, 13 and 20. Learn what you can do to effectively support someone liv- ing with domestic violence and make a difference to families reaching out for help. Bilingual and multicultural men and women are especially encouraged to apply. 485-8232 ext. 102 or com- munityed@cnddv.com
