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    Scandinavian Festival continues.
See Thursday.
Miniature Horse Mountain Trail
Show continues. See Friday.
Calendar
KIDS/FAMILIES
Dust Off
the Bike & Helmet & Go on a
Family Bike Ride, 14-mile ride for
moms, female mentors & daugh-
ters, bring helmet, water, food,
9:30am-4:30pm, River House
Community Center, 301 N. Adams
St., pre-reg. at 682-5329, www.
eugene-or.gov/recenroll. $15.
LECTURES
Cottage Grove
Historical Society Program,
multi-media presentation on
timber industry, 10am, Cottage
Grove Community Center, 700
Gibbs Ave. FREE.
An Introduction to Permaculture: a
Whole Systems Design Approach for
Self-Reliant Living, 12:30-3:30pm,
Cottage Grove Permaculture Guild,
515 Main St. FREE.
LGBT PFLAG Car Wash, fund-
raiser for Eugene/Springfi eld
chapter,
11am-1pm,
Amazon
Community Center, 2700 Hilyard,
302-4422. Don.
LITERARY
ARTS
Literary
Reading & Celebration w/music
by Elizabeth Cable, members of
Lane Literary Guild & Oregon
State Poetry Assoc. read, 5-8pm,
Tsunami Books, 2585 Willamette
St. $5 sug. don., beverages &
snacks provided.
Not to be outdone by the wildly popular Whiteaker Block
Party, the folks at Wandering Goat will host a neighborhood
barbeque Friday that will feature — along with their delicious
coffee, catch-all clientele and gorgeously greasy-haired
baristas — musical performances by Heavenly Oceans and
Traitor Hearts. But the highlight of the evening, no doubt, will
be the 21-and-over Zach Galifi anakis Look-Alike Contest. Just
as Charlie Chaplin came in second at his own look-alike contest
way back when, we’re betting that even Galifi anakis — he of the
mega-hit comedy The Hangover — would get lost among the
hirsute hipsters swarming this fair city.
South Eugene High School Class
of 1999 Reunion, ’98 & ’00 folks
invited, noon-3pm BBQ at school;
reception from 8pm-midnight,
EMU Ballroom, UO, 543-1026.
$15 BBQ, $22 reception.
Heceta Head Lighthouse Night
Program, learn about history
and how the lens works, bring
fl ashlight & coat, 9pm, 92072
Hwy. 101 S., Yachats, meet in
parking lot. FREE.
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MUSIC Carl Faddis, 11am, Fifth
Street Public Market. FREE.
Ginger Ninja’s Bicycle Music
Festival feat. Cello Joe, Reeble
Jar, Insects on the Bough &
more, pedal-powered PA, “Live
On Bike” mobile stage, 11am-
11pm, Southtown Shoppes, 28th
& Willamette; after party off
River Rd. bike path. FREE.
Jug-R-Not Music Festival feat.
Blair St. Mugwumps, Hillstomp,
Conjugal Visitors & more, 1-11pm,
Trailhead Park, 10th & Main,
Cottage Grove. $3.
Amy
Clawson
&
Taryn
Cross, 2-8pm, Siuslaw Bank
Amphitheatre,
Greenwaters
Park, Oakridge, 782-4146. FREE.
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