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DIVA hosts URFest, Thursday, Aug. 20, a series of documentaries on
urban renewal featuring We Own It by Loren Sonnenbergin
Eugene Rainbow Family Potluck,
bring food & utensils, 1-5pm,
Sladden Park, N. Adams &
Cheshire. FREE.
Giant Friends Club, inclusive
play for kids 5-11 w/physical dis-
abilities & their siblings, 2pm,
Riverplay at Skinner Butte Park,
reg. req., 682-5311. FREE.
Miniature Horse Mountain Trail
Show continues. See Friday.
Scandinavian Festival continues.
See Thursday.
LECTURES Gardening Workshop:
Seed Saving, 1-3pm, for info, loca-
tion and to register, call 682-4845
or email lorna.j.baldwin@ci.eugene.
or.us. FREE.
LITERARY
ARTS
Poetry
Reading: Done Dating DJs,
South Eugene High School alum
reads from award-winning chap-
book, 1pm, Tsumani Books, 2585
Willamette St., 345-8986. FREE.
MUSIC Allan Stuart, 11am, Fifth
Street Public Market. FREE.
Rainy Day Blues Festival Jam,
music, BBQ, 4-7pm, River Road
Park, 1400 Lake Dr. FREE.
Taylor Williams, 8:30pm, Cozmic
Pizza. Don.
Oregon Brass Society, Brit-style
brass band, 6:30pm, Washburne
Park, Agate & 20th. FREE.
Mare Wakefi eld, Americana,
8:30pm, Sam Bond’s. $6-$8.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
Obsidians: The Twins, hike, 6.6
miles; Wolf Creek-Poodle Creek
Century, bike, 100 miles, sign up
at Eugene YMCA.
GEARs Bike Ride: Harrisburg, 48
miles, 9am, Alton Baker Park,
www.eugenegears.org. FREE.
Obsidians: Jefferson Park back-
pack continues. See Friday.
SOCIAL DANCE Coalessence
Ecstatic Dancing, 10:30am-noon,
WOW Hall, 343-2246. $7-$12.
SPIRITUAL
Lane Interfaith
Alliance
Spiritual
Saunter
& Potluck, 5pm, Cortesia
Sanctuary, 84540 McBeth Rd.,
343-9544. FREE.
THEATER Much Ado About
Nothing
continues.
See
Saturday.
Into the Woods continues. See
Friday.
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MONDAY
Sunrise 6:19am; Sunset 8:13pm
Av High 82; Av Low 51
MUSIC
Allan Stuart, 11am;
Gorden Kaswell, 5:30pm, Fifth
Street Public Market. FREE.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
Walkabout at Armitage Park,
9am,
meet
at
Campbell
Community
Center,
90064
Coburg Rd., reg. req., 682-5111.
$2.
Ems vs. Yakima Bears continues.
See Friday.
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County Fairgrounds, www.at-
thefair.org. $9, $6 under age 17,
FREE under age 5.
Show Up For Single Payer Health
Care!, rally, Town Hall meeting
w/Rep. Peter DeFazio, 5:15pm,
Eugene Hilton; 7pm, Springfi eld
City Hall, info at 484-6145, rally
before meetings.
KinderCare Open House, meet
teachers & families, special en-
rolment incentives, public wel-
come, 5:30-7:30pm, KinderCare,
1410 Chambers St. FREE.
MUSIC Left Turn Only, 11am;
Meg Graf, 5pm, Fifth Street
Public Market. FREE.
Roy Clark, 7pm, Main Stage,
Lane County Fairgrounds, www.
atthefair.org.
The Sam Bond’s Bluegrass Jam,
9pm, Sam Bond’s. FREE.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
Map & Compass, learn ba-
sic orienting skills, 7pm, REI,
306 Lawrence St. $20, free for
members.
Scuba Diving: A World of
Possibilities, talk on SCUBA gear,
safety, local spots, 7pm, Fern
Ridge Library, 88016 Territorial
Rd., Veneta. FREE.
Ems vs. Yakima Bears continues.
See Friday.
TUESDAY
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Sunrise 6:20am; Sunset 8:12pm
Av High 82; Av Low 51
FARMERS’ MARKETS Lane
County Farmers Market, fresh
produce, fruit, plants, breads,
sweets & prepared foods,10am-
3pm, 8th and Oak. 431-4923.
FREE.
Creswell Farmer’s Market, 4-7pm,
behind Creswell Library, Oregon
Ave & 1st, Creswell. FREE.
Gateway Farmer’s & Artist’s
Market, 4-8pm, Gateway Mall.
747-6294. FREE.
GATHERINGS Lane County
Fair, today through Aug. 23, Lane
WEDNESDAY
Sunrise 6:21am; Sunset 8:10pm
Av High 82; Av Low 51
GATHERINGS Wildish Open
House, tour, Chamber Music
Amici performance, 4-7pm,
Richard E. Wildish Community
Theater, 630 Main St., Spfd.,
868-0689. FREE.
Lane County Fair continues. See
Tuesday.
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