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    White Horse Hill, and other
watercolors by Dan Kimble, on
display at Café Soriah
through Oct. 15
U RBAN B EAT
A DULT J AZZ D ANCE
Lively Organic Farm
Our Labor is Fruitful!
Peaches, Nectarines, Melons
Blueberries and Pluots!
Fresh Greens, Tomatoes,
Peppers. Onions, & Sweet Corn!
Eggs, Cheese, Bread, Flowers
and More!
We want to thank
all of our customers!
Come taste our fabulous
grilled peach ice cream!
9 week Fall Session • Sept. 13th – Nov 8th
Thurs 4:30-5:30 pm
Fun! Great workout and music.
All levels welcome but some dance helpful!
Instructor: Michelle Powers
BA in Dance/Performance/Pedagogy
7 years professional dancer/choreographer
20 years teaching fitness and dance
All exhibits free unless otherwise noted.
OPENING
ArtCentric “More Than One View — Quilt
County,” work by Lisa Kaser, Eileen Kane and
Hilary Pfeifer, through Sept. 23. Noon-5pm Tu-
Sa. 700 SW Madison Ave, Corvallis.
Art of Glass Glass artistry by Vicki Komori,
through Sept. 26. An opening is 6pm Friday.
9am-5:30pm Tu-F; 9am-6pm M. 790 Blair.
Backstreet Gallery Paintings by Jan
Landrum, plus work by other Florence artists,
through Sept. 30. 11am-5pm W-Su. 327 Laurel
St., Florence.
Café Soriah “Explorations in Watercolor,”
paintings by Dan Kimble, through Oct. 15. 11am-
2pm M-F, 5pm-10pm Su-Th, 5pm-11pm F-Sa. 384
E. 13th.
City View Deli Work by Will Paradis, through Oct.
13. 8am-3pm M-Sa, 8am-4pm Su. 45 E. 8th Ave.
Florence Event Center Galleries “My Style,”
fabric art from members of Tactile Expressions,
through Sept. 26. “Our Turn,” work by FEC Art
Committee artists, through Nov. 11. An opening is
3pm Saturday. 9am-5pm M-F and by appoint-
ment and during events. 715 Quince St., Florence.
Imagine Leather headdresses & bracelets by
Shanna Trumbly, plus 20 other local artisans,
through Sept. 30. 10am-7pm M-Sa; 10am-6pm
Su. 296 E. 5th.
Karin Clarke Gallery “The Places That Made
Me a Painter,” paintings & drawings by David
McCosh, through Oct. 6. 10am-5:30pm Tu-Sa.
760 Willamette.
Museum of Unfine Art Work by Shannon
Knight, Craig Lasha, Nicole Fraley, Sharon
Dursi, Jason Woods, through Sept. 14. An open-
ing is 6pm Friday, Sept. 7. 10:30am-7pm M-F;
1pm-7pm Sa. 537 Willamette.
Tsunami Books “Figuratively Speaking,” paint-
ings by Jorge Hitchcock, through Sept. 30.
2585 Willamette.
Wandering Goat Paper cutting/collage by
Valisa Higman, through Sept. 27. An opening is
6pm Friday. 7am-11pm M-F, 9am-11pm Sa, 9am-
9pm Su. 268 Madison.
WOW Hall Lobby Photography by Sarah
Ditson, through Sept. 30. Noon-6pm M-F. WOW
Hall, 291 W. 8th.
CONTINUING
Brewed Awakening Photography by Emerald
Photographic Society members, through Sept.
28. 6am-8pm daily. 2532 Willakenzie Rd.
David Joyce Gallery “Redwood Memorial
Grove,” woodcut & cheesecloth prints by
Kristie Johnson, through Sept. 15. 8am-5pm M-
F. Building 19, Lane Coummunity College.
Davis’ Restaurant & Bar Large format oil
paintings by Isaac Marquez, ongoing. 11am-2pm
M-F; 4pm-2am Sa. 94 Broadway.
DIVA “Investigations,” paintings by Robert D.
Adams; “Mythos,” photography by Blue
Mitchell; “Environments,” work by Michael
Boonstra; “Zoetropia,” mixed media by Jill
Cardinal; non-objective paintings by Maude I.
Kerns; “Works: Present to Past” by Rogena
Degge, through Sept. 1. Noon-5pm Tu-Sa. 110 W.
Broadway.
Java Lounge Work by Linda Corcoran & Karen
Pidgeon, ongoing. 7am-7pm daily. 121 Commons Dr.
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art “History of
Religions,” murals by Carl Morris, through Sept.
9. Other ongoing exhibits. 11am-5pm Th-Su;
11am-8pm W. $5, $3 stu.
Kellenberger Library Collection of 1st edition
journals from Captain Cook’s explorations of
the Oregon Coast, ongoing. 8am-9:30pm M-Th;
8am-5pm F. Northwest Christian College.
La Follette Gallery Oil paintings by Ivan
Tomicic, through Sept. 7. 10am-6pm M-F; 10am-
5pm Sa. 931 Oak.
Lane County Historical Society & Museum
“The Hub of Lane County: The Eugene Park
Blocks,” ongoing. Smithsonian Institution’s
traveling exhibit, “What Style Is It? A Survey of
American Architecture,” through Nov. 1. 10am-
4pm Tu-Sa. 740 W. 13th. $3, $2 sr., FREE under
age 14.
Museum of Modern Malabon Art Rotating
student artwork exhibit, ongoing. 8:15am-
2:15pm M-F. Malabon Elementary School, 1380
Taney.
Museum of Natural & Cultural History
“Mount Pisgah: A Refuge for the Spirit,” pho-
tography by Charles Search, ongoing. 11am-
5pm Tu-Su. 1680 E. 15th. $3, $2 youths, sr.
Silver Lining Boutique Oil paintings by Will
Klausmeier, through Sept. 30. 9am-5pm M-F.
2217 Hwy. 101, Florence.
Springfield City Hall Art Gallery Plein-air art
created at Great Outdoor Art Contest, through
Sept. 4. 8am-7pm M-Tu; 8am-5pm W-Fr; noon-
5pm Sa. 225 5th St.
Springfield Museum “Whistle Stop,” interpre-
tive exhibit on railroading in/around Spfd.,
through Sept. 15. 10am-5pm Tu-F; noon-4pm
Sa. 590 Main St., Spfd. $2.
White Lotus Gallery “Playing with Blocks:
Watching Crows,” work by Maurice Van,
through Oct. 6. 10am-5:30pm Tu-Sa. 767
Willamette.
Saturdays only 10-5
600 River Loop #2 • 461-2737
Call ahead to reserve flats!
Also available for private/small group classes.
$72/session
687-2200 or 517-9665
In Shape Athletic Club • 27th & Willamette
(across from Turtles!)
Our Forests, Our Economy, Our Future....
R AD I O T OW N H A LL CO N VE R SA T IO N
Thursday, August 30 th
Broadcast LIVE by 1600 KOPT-AM
F ROM H ARRIS H ALL INSIDE THE L ANE C OUNTY C OURTHOUSE AND
P UBLIC S ERVICE B UILDING AT 125 E AST 8 TH A VENUE
Event Description: Discussion of federal forest policy and the impact on communities within O&C
counties. Resolution supporting permanent funding of secure rural schools legislation to be discussed.
Event Panelists: Pete Sorenson; Lane County Commissioner, BLM representative. Others.
Get Together: At the Oak Street Speakeasy. Hosted by Oregon Bus Project (Lane Station)
Event Sponsors: Eugene Weekly, & 1600 KOPT-AM. Others.
Corvallis School District Theaters
and Hope Chest Productions present:
– S ATURDAY , S EPTEMBER 8 –
Dan Hicks and the Hot Licks w/Terry Robb
Celebrating “The History of Folk Music”!
Corvallis High School Theater
www.danhicks.net www.terryrobb.com
– F RIDAY , S EPTEMBER 28 –
Harry Manx w/Jim Brunberg • Canadian acoustic blues award winner
with Middle East sounds, Box Set’s Jim Brunberg opens
Majestic Theater • www.harrymanx.com www.jimbrunberg.com
– S ATURDAY , O CTOBER 20 –
Kingston Trio 50th Anniversary Tour
Legendary folk pioneers • Corvallis High School Theater
– T HURSDAY , O CTOBER 25 –
Holly Near w/Laura Kemp
Legendary songwriter, activist, actress, playright
Corvallis High School Theater
www.hollynear.com www.laurakemp.com
– S ATURDAY , N OVEMBER 10 –
Tuck and Patti w/Dayan Kai
America’s jazz couple!
Corvallis High School Theater
www.tuckandpatti.com www.dayankai.com
Tickets for all Corvallis High School shows at their spectacular theater sold at
www.corvallistheaters.com and 541-750-7990 or Ticketswest.
September 28 show tickets at www.majestic.org.
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