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Calendar
SOCIAL
DANCE Dance-off
& Costume Contest: “Vogue”
Madonna contest, 10pm, The
District, 21+ FREE.
THEATER A Connecticut Yankee,
Rodgers & Hammerstein’s 1943
musical, 2pm today & 8pm tomor-
row; Aug. 8-9, Shedd Institute,
285 E. Broadway, 434-7000, www.
theshedd.org. $18-$48.
Night of the Iguana continues.
See Thursday.
Into the Woods continues. See
Thursday.
Twelfth Night continues. See
Thursday.
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SUNDAY
Sunrise 6:02am; Sunset 8:35pm
Av High 83; Av Low 52
FARMERS’ MARKETS Dexter
Lake Farmers' Market, 11am-2pm,
Cascade Foothills Library, 39095
Dexter Rd., Dexter. 937-3007.
FREE.
McKenzie Sunday Market, 11am-
4pm, Walterville Grade School 10
miles east of Spfd. FREE.
GATHERINGS Rainbow Family
Potluck, bring food & utensils,
1-5pm, Sladden Park, N. Adams &
Cheshire. FREE.
Gem Faire continues. See Friday.
Faerieworlds Festival continues.
See Friday.
Stearman Fly-In continues. See
Friday.
Coast Fork Cowboy Festival con-
tinues. See Friday.
LECTURES
Father Keating:
“Centering
Prayer,”
video-
tape workshop, 11am, Tamarack
Wellness Center, 3575 Donald St.,
345-0102. FREE.
MUSIC
American
Oregon Festival of
Music: Oklahoma!,
Apropos plays a CASA fundraiser Friday at Supreme Bean
2pm, Hult Center, $20-$48; A
Connecticut Yankee, 8pm, The
Shedd, $20-$42. $6. www.ofam.
org, 434-7000.
Allan Stuart, 11am, Fifth Street
Public Market. FREE.
Saul Kaye, Alder St. All Stars &
more, 6pm, Cozmic Pizza. $8.
Oregon Tuba Ensemble, clas-
sic melodies, all tuba, 6:30 pm,
Washburne Park, Agate & 20th
Ave. FREE.
Cap Gun Suicide, Novice, alterEgo,
a makeshift resolution, benefi t
concert for Coffee for Canines,
7pm, The Distict, all ages. $5.
Dehlia Low, Sourmash Hug Band,
acoustic, 8:30pm, Sam Bond’s.
$5.
Rooster By de River continues.
See Friday.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
Perma Jam V, tour permaculture
projects, 11am-3pm, 212 Benjamin,
s u b u r ba n p e r m a c u l tu re.o rg /
Perma_Jam.htm
GEARs Bike Ride: Blackberry
Jamboree & bRamble rides con-
tinue. See Saturday.
DANCE
Coalessence Ecstatic
Dance, 10:30am-noon, WOW Hall,
343-2246. $7-$12.
THEATER Night of the Iguana
continues. See Thursday.
Twelfth Night continues.
Thursday.
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See
Into the Woods continues. See
Thursday.
A Connecticut Yankee continues.
See Saturday.
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MONDAY
Sunrise 6:03am; Sunset 8:34pm
Av High 83; Av Low 52
GATHERINGS Teen Improv, act-
ing workshop, ages 13-18, 3-5pm,
Springfi eld Library. FREE.
KIDS/FAMILIES
Lights,
Camera, Action! week-long dra-
ma camp, ages 11-19, 10am-4pm
today through Aug. 7, Memorial
Building, 765 A St., reg./info at
736-4544. $115.
LECTURES
Conscious
Relationships, discussion w/Toltec
master teacher Allan Hardman,
6:30-9pm, call 343-3859 for loca-
tion, info. Don.
MUSIC Allan Stuart, 11am;
Gordon Kaswell, 5:30 pm, Fifth
Street Public Market. FREE.
ON THE AIR Eugene City Club:
Courageous Conversation About
Tasers w/Pete Kerns, Claire Syrett,
Mark Gissiner & Lauren Regan,
6:30pm, KLCC 89.7FM.
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