CALENDAR
U O
C U L T U R A L
F O R U M
P R E S E N T S
FREE Outdoor Reggae Concert at UO
SATURDAY, MAY 6 • 3PM-7PM
Icelandic chamber pop group Amina plays Thursday,
May 4 at the Schnitzer Concert Hall in Portland.
See On the Road listings.
Sustainable Agriculture and forest
defense clips from around the
world, 7pm, Lorax Manner, 1648
Alder. FREE.
ON THE AIR “Breakfast with
Nancy” features Bernistine
Singley and Tony Corcoran, 6am,
KOPT 1600 AM.
GATHERINGS Intercambio:
Conversation circles / Círculos de
Conversacíon, adults and teens
practice English and Spanish, with
Hora de Diversíon, Cinco de Mayo
celebration for grades 1-6,
6:30pm, Downtown Library. FREE.
“The Jefferson Exchange” fea-
tures KDOV president Perry
Atkinson, 8am and 8pm, KRVM
1280 AM.
“’60s Beat” features Donovan,
5pm, KRVM 91.9 F
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
Willamette Valley Hardy Plant
Group with speaker Barbara
Blossum Ashmun, 7pm, Agate
Hall, UO. $6, $3 members.
Native Plant Society walk with
Bruce Newhouse to observe wild-
flowers, wildlife and the end of the
day. 4:30pm, NE parking area, LCC
or 5pm, Mount Pisgah east gate.
Bruce, 343-2364. FREE.
Speed dating for single profes-
sionals, ages 37-54, 6:30pm; ages
24-36, 8:35pm, Adam’s Place.
Register at www.cupid.com/pre-
dating.
THEATER
The Illusions of
Lawrence Khong: A Magical Musical
Adventure!, 7:30 today and tomor-
row. Hult Center. $29.50-$49.50.
“How to Adopt,” information
meeting for anyone considering
adopting a child internationally,
6:30pm,
Holt
International
Children’s Services. Eileen, 520-
1492. FREE.
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LECTURE David Livingston,
acting coach, 6pm, Channel 29.
Registration required at 683-1674.
FREE.
T U E S D AY
Sunrise 5:53am; Sunset 8:24pm
Av High 65; Av Low 42
LITERARY
ARTS
Brian
Doyle reads and discusses The
Grail, 7pm, UO Bookstore. FREE.
FILM Widespread Panic: Earth
to America, live broadcast from
Atlanta, 5pm, Cinemark 17. $15.
“Let’s Talk About It: Jewish
Literature — Identity and
Imagination” reading and discus-
Fed Up: Genetic Engineering,
Industrial
Agriculture
and
sion series featuring The Centaur
in the Garden by Moacyr Scliar,
7:30pm, Knight Library, UO. FREE.
Explorations book group, discuss
Fire Logic by Laurie Marks, 7pm,
Barnes & Noble. FREE.
MUSIC Richard Thompson,
7:30pm, Jacqua Concert Hall.
434-7000. $26-$36.
Charles Turley, baritone, and
Nathaniel Fortin, piano, Beall Hall,
UO, 8pm. $9, $5 stu.
NORMA
FRASER
The T Club
and more!
Over the Rhine, Hem, 7:30pm,
WOW Hall. $15.
On the “Quad” lawn in front of the UO Library & PLC
ON THE AIR “Breakfast with
“C’MON BABY!” AND JOIN US!
Nancy” features Global Justice
with Ibrihim Gossama and Hari
Osofoky, and Carlos Aguirre on
Latin American politics, 6am,
KOPT 1600 AM.
“The Jefferson Exchange” fea-
tures Tom Athanasiou, author of
Dead Heat: Global Justice and
Global Warming, 8am and 8pm,
KRVM 1280 AM.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
Obsidians trip: Mt. Tom, 6 miles.
See YMCA board for details.
SPIRITUAL Living the Four
Agreements Wisdom Circle,
7:30pm, DIVA. Paul, 461-1977.
THEATER The Illusions of
Lawrence Khong: A Magical
Musical Adventure! continues. See
Monday.
Eugene Film Festival, May 12-14, 2006
$100,000,000 worth of independent films will be shown
Special guests: Mark Verheiden (Battlestar Galactica), Chris Newman (Amadeus,
The Exorcist, The English Patient, The Godfather), Tom Sawyer (Murder, She Wrote),
Susan Emshwiller (In The land of Milk and Money).
Go to www.eugenefilmfest.org and buy your festival passes now!
541-485-2447 - information
Festival Passes also on sale at the
Hult Center ticket office and Eugene
Bi-Mart stores
Festival events at these locations:
The Bijou Art Cinemas, DIVA,
Tango Center, U of O, & Valley
River Inn
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