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T U E S D AY
Sunrise 5:58am; Sunset 8:22pm
Av High 65; Av Low 41
SnarkCast: CRUMPLED
FARMERS’ MARKET Farm-
ers’ Market, local produce, plants,
meats, fl owers, food, 10am-3pm,
8th Ave. & Oak St. FREE.
FILM Solving the Klamath Crisis:
Keeping Fish and Farms Alive, w/
discussion, 7pm, 100 Willamette,
UO. www.klamathriver.org FREE.
FOOD/DRINK
“Alternative Radio” presents
Scott Ritter’s lecture, “Iran: All
Options on the Table,” 6:30pm,
KLCC 89.7 FM.
Heckler’s Movie Night: Robin
Hood: Prince of Thieves, 7pm,
Wandering Goat. FREE.
OUTDOOR/RECREATION Ob-
sidians trip: Skinner-Gillespie
Buttes, hike, 7 miles. See YMCA
board for details/sign-up.
Educators Party, w/wine dis-
counts & prizes for teachers,
5pm-9pm, WineStyles.
THEATER Mamma Mia!, 7:30pm
today, tomorrow and May 1;
8pm Friday; 2pm & 8pm May 3;
1:30pm & 7pm May 4, Hult Cen-
ter. $35+.
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Benefi t wine
tasting for WREN, 5pm-8:30pm,
WineStyles. $10.
WEDNESDAY
GATHERINGS Attorney General
Sunrise 5:56am; Sunset 8:23pm
candidate forum w/John Kroger
and Greg Macpherson, 5pm, 175
Knight Law Center, UO. FREE.
Av High 65; Av Low 41
Debtors Anonymous meeting,
5:30pm
Tuesdays,
United
Lutheran
Church.
www.
oregondebtorsanonymous.org
Compassionate Friends support
group, 7pm, Peace Health, 1162
Willamette. 689-1626. FREE.
SnarkCast: HOGWILD
ARTS/VISUAL Student artists
discuss their work in the “Open/
End” MFA show, 6pm, Jordan
Schnitzer Museum of Art, UO.
Don.
FILM Uncounted, w/fi lmmaker
Q&A, 6:45pm & 9pm, Bijou Cin-
emas. FREE.
Or Not To Be
Shakespeare’s Hamlet
FOOD/DRINK Celebrate Our
freely mistreated by John Schmor
Wine tasting: Italian wines, w/
appetizers, 5:30pm, Ambrosia. $15.
GATHERINGS
“Planning
street theater on challenging the
psychiatric drug industry,” work-
shop facilitated by David Oaks,
5:30pm, MindFreedom, 454 Wil-
lamette. 345-9106. FREE.
Hand drum DVD & book signing
release party for Jill Sager,
5:30pm, Pacifi c Winds Music, 8th
& Monroe. FREE.
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May 9 - June 1
a joint production of
LCC Budget Committee meets,
5:30pm, Rm. 216, Bldg. 3, LCC.
FREE.
Candidates Forum, w/Springfi eld
municipal candidates, Lane County
Commissioner and Sheriff can-
didates, 6pm, Springfi eld City
Hall. Submit questions in advance
at tori@springfi eld-chamber.org
FREE.
Climate Change/Peak Oil Coalition
meets, 6:30pm, Harris Hall, 8th
& Oak. 937-3034. FREE.
Lord Leebrick Theatre Company
Com
and University Theatre
Sponsors:
Tickets : www.lordleebrick.com
or 465-1506
GENERAL AUDITIONS
Lord Leebrick Theatre Company’s 2008-09 Season
June 28 - 30 by appointment only - ALL WELCOME!
Audition information at lordleebrick.com
Call 684-6988 to schedule audition time
KIDS/FAMILIES Percy Jack-
son and the Battle of the Laby-
rinth party, 6pm; special guests:
the dogs from R.E.A.D., 6:30pm,
Barnes & Noble. FREE.
LECTURE History: “The Most Im-
portant Period of American History
That You Have Never Heard Of, And
Why It’s Important,” Jim Loewen,
7:45pm, 182 Lillis, UO. FREE.
MUSIC Pete Irving, 7pm, Cozmic
Pizza. FREE.
Ben Monder, jazz guitar, 8pm,
Beall Hall, UO. $10, $8 stu., sr.
ON THE AIR “The Jefferson
Exchange” discusses the fi ght
between California and the fed-
eral gov’t over climate change,
9am & 9pm, KRVM 1280 AM.
Tim & Eric present their “Awesome Show” at PDX’s
Bagdad Theater Saturday. See On the Road listings
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