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19 movies
20 thurs
Sunrise 7:42am; Sunset 5:07pm
Av High 47; Av Low 33
BENEFITS Business After
Hours, door prizes, raffl e ticket for
$100 Hult Center gift certifi cate
w/three cans of food for FOOD
for Lane County or toiletry item
for Womenspace, 5-7pm, Trillium
Community Health Plan, 1800
Millrace Dr., call 484-1314 for info.
DANCE Dance Africa, UO Dance,
8pm today, to-
morrow &
Saturday,
Dougherty
Theatre, UO. $5 & $10.
Dance
GATHERINGS
Council
Subcommittee on Education
Funding, 9-11am, Atrium Building,
99 W. 10th Ave.
League of Women Voters: Health
Care for Those Who Can’t Afford
It, 12:15pm, Mallard Banquet Hall,
725 W. 1st St. FREE.
Open House tea & info for those
interested in hosting interna-
tional high school students,
4-6:30pm, 1425 Mckinley St.,
call 514-4896 for info. FREE.
Downtown Neighborhood Assoc.
General
Meeting,
5:30pm,
Downtown Library.
Survivor Voices Survey
Report, community fo-
rum w/Spanish inter-
pretation,
6:30pm,
The Trauma Healing
Project,
2222
Coburg Rd. FREE.
Rainy Days Blues Society
Membership Meeting, annual
election of board members, mu-
sic w/the Vicki Stevens Band, all
ages, 6:30pm, Mac’s at the Vets
Club, 1626 Willamette. FREE.
Friendly Area Neighbors General
Meeting,
7pm,
Washington
Recreation
Center,
2025
Washington St.
HEALTH Women Living Well
Program, information session,
6:30pm, Village Health Clinic,
2868 Willamette St., call 684-
3988 for info. FREE.
Intro to Soaring Crane Qigong
workshop, six-week class to fol-
low, 6:30pm, for info e-mail eu-
geneqigong@gmail.com FREE.
KIDS/FAMILIES
Carolynn
Langston of Eugenius Music for
Young and All performs story-
songs and rhymes for children
ages 3-6, 11am, Sheldon Branch
Library, 1566 Coburg Rd. FREE.
L ECT U R ES/C L ASS ES
Genealogy Computer Class, de-
signed for adults, teens wel-
come, internet experience re-
quired, 10am-noon, Downtown
Library, reg. at 682-5450. FREE.
LITERARY ARTS Local writ-
An Enemy of the People, 8pm
today, tomorrow and Thursday,
Jan. 27, 2pm Sunday; contin-
ues through Jan. 29, Very Little
Theatre, 2350 Hilyard St., info and
tickets at 344-7751. $10 & $15.
21 fri
Sun rise 7:41am; Sunset 5:08pm
Av High 47; Av Low 33
DANCE
The Edge Presents:
Dance for a Reason 2011, local
dancers/choreographers, ben-
efi ts disAbled SailOR, 7:30pm,
Hult Center. $15.
Middle Eastern Dance Guild of
Eugene, celebrating 20 years in
the community, 8:30pm, Cozmic
Pizza. $5.
Eugene Symphony presents
Dvorák’s Cello Concerto w/Alisa
Weilerstein, 8pm, Hult Center.
$15-$59.
Kef, Round Mountain, variety,
9pm, Sam Bond’s. $3-5.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
Walk with Us, weekly self-led
neighborhood walking group,
ages 50 & up, 9:30-10:30am to-
day & Thursday, Jan. 27, meet
at Petersen Barn Community
Center, 870 Berntzen Rd. FREE.
Drop-in Kayaking, bring equip-
ment, no instruction provided,
ages 12 & up, 8-10pm today &
Thursday, Jan. 27, Echo Hollow
Pool, 1655 Echo Hollow Rd. $5.
THEATER The Honky Tonk
Show, 6pm today, tomorrow and
Saturday; continues through
March 19 at Star Theatre, 989
Juniper St., Junction City, call
998-3862 for tickets. $10.
No Shame Eugene Theater
Workshop, write, direct & act
in original 5-min. pieces, 7:30-
9:30pm, 126 W. Broadway. FREE.
Children of Eden, 7:30 today &
Saturday, Marist High School,
info and tickets at www.seaty-
ourself.biz/marist
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
Alpine Adaptive Ski Program,
skiing for children (8 & up) and
adults with physical disabilities,
all experience levels, transpor-
tation available, every Friday
& Sunday through March 13,
Hoodoo Ski Area, info and regis-
tration at 682-5311.
Bike Riding for Fun & Fitness,
weekly seniors bike ride, hel-
mets required, 9:30am-noon,
Campbell Community Center, 155
High St. FREE.
SOCIAL DANCE Dances of
Universal Peace, taught to all
ages, special guest dance lead-
ers from Seattle, 7pm, Eugene
Friends House, 2274 Onyx, call
345-4951 for info. Don.
Friday Night Dance, rumba,
8:30pm, 41 E. 6th Ave. $10.
THEATER Rock ‘n’ Roll, ages
15 & up, 8pm today, tomorrow &
Thursday, Jan. 27, Miller Theatre
Complex, UO. $7-$14.
An Enemy of the People contin-
ues. See Thursday, Jan. 20.
FILM
Up continues. See Thursday, Jan.
20.
Nordic Film Series:
Children of Nature, 7pm, 177
Lawrence. FREE.
GATHERINGS
Good Earth
Home, Garden & Living Show, ex-
hibits, seminars and shopping,
5-9pm today, 10am-8pm tomor-
row & 10am-5pm Sunday, Lane
County Convention Center, 796
W. 13th Ave. FREE w/canned food
donations.
City Club of Eugene Friday
Forum: “More Than Yes or
No: Solutions for EmX West,”
11:50am-1:15pm, Eugene Hilton,
66 E. 6th Ave. $5, mem. FREE.
KIDS/FAMILIES
Shawn Colvin, singer/songwrit-
er, 7:30pm, The Shedd, info at
theshedd.org $32-$42.
Typhoon,
Ages
&
Ages,
Brainstorm, indie rock, 9:30pm,
Sam Bond’s. $7.
The Honky Tonk Show continues.
See Thursday, Jan. 20.
MUSIC SHOcase: The Oregon
Lucid Overtone, The Offbeats,
Physical Solo, psychedelic rock,
pop, ska, 7pm Cozmic Pizza. FREE.
25 theater
Dance Africa continues. See
Thursday, Jan. 20.
ers read from Ken Kesey’s un-
published works, benefi t to re-
tain Ken Kesey Collection at UO’s
Knight Library, 7pm, Tsunami
Books, 2585 Willamette St. Don.
Derek Webb, Anna Gilbert, con-
temporary Christian, 7pm, WOW
Hall. $12 adv., $15 door.
EUGENE WEEKLY
Circle Mirror Transformation,
8pm
today,
tomorrow
&
Thursday, Jan. 27; continues
through Jan. 29, Lord Leebrick
Theatre, 540 Charnelton, info &
tickets at www.lordleebrick.com
or 465-1506. $10-$30.
Rainy Days Blues Society
Rooster Awards, music by Broh-
Taylor Band & guests, 8:30pm,
Mac’s at the Vet’s Club, 1626
Willamette. $5.
Old-Time Fiddlers, 11:15am, Hult
Center. FREE.
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Up, 7:30pm today, tomorrow
& Sunday, South Eugene High
School Auditorium, 400 E. 19th
Ave. $8, $5 stu.
Cal Young Neighborhood Assoc.
General Meeting, 7pm, Sheldon
Community
Center,
2445
Willakenzie Rd.
Nearby Nature’s Crazy Critters,
3pm, Springfi eld Public Library,
225 North 5th St., Spfd. FREE.
For the past two years running, local troubadour Tyler Fortier has been a
fi nalist in EW’s “Next Big Thing” singles competition, and if his most recent work
is any indication of his progress as an artist it’s only a matter of time before the
guy takes the cake. “It’s possible to evolve while standing still,” EW wrote of his
fourth album, Love Is Fleeting, going on to say that “as this record makes clear,
Fortier has matured both as a songwriter and a performer… Strings, a whisper
of piano or string here and there, and occasional drum work that chugs and
snaps like the wheels of a train bound for Folsom Prison.” Fortier plays with
Austin and Jenckes at 7pm Sunday, Jan. 23, at Cozmic Pizza; $5.
20 music
Carolynn
Langston of Eugenius Music for
Young and All performs story-
songs and rhymes for children
ages 3-6, 10:15am, Bethel Branch
Library, 1990 Echo Hollow Road.
FREE.
“Friday Science After Five: Toy
Stories,” wear PJs and bring
a favorite toy, 5-8pm, Science
Factory, 2300 Leo Harris Pkwy.
Mem. FREE, non-mem. $4.
L ECT U R ES/C L ASS ES
“Changing Power Dynamics and
Relationships with Africa: the
Ko-Falen Center and its Cross-
Cultural Exchange Programs” w/
Baba Wague Diakite, 11:30am, 129
McKenzie, UO. FREE.
Eugene Natural History Society:
“Oregon’s Earliest Inhabitants:
Archaeological
Investigations
at the Paisley Caves” w/Dennis
Jenkins, 7:30pm, 100 Willamette,
UO. FREE.
LITERARY ARTS Yellow
Rage, spoken word poetry, 6pm,
LLC Performance Hall, UO. FREE.
MUSIC Florence Winter Folk
Festival, feat. Chad & Jeremy,
Weavermania!, the Trail Band
and others, noon today through
Sunday evening, see www.win-
terfolkfestival.org for info.
Oregon Jazz Festival Concert:
UO & LCC Jazz Ensembles w/
Clinicians, 7:30pm, Performance
Hall, LCC, go to lanecc.edu/tick-
ets for tickets & info. $10, $7 stu.
Evynne Hollens: New Directions,
contemporary, 7:30pm today
& 2:30pm Sunday, The Shedd.
$18-$30.
Just People, Now Is All You Have,
Volifonix, Megafauna, rock, 8pm,
WOW Hall. $5.
22 sat
Sunrise 7:40am; Sunset 5:09pm
Av High 47; Av Low 33
BENEFITS Save Historic Parvin
Butte Fundraiser Party, live music
by Rusty Still, pizza, snacks, raf-
fl e, kids’ activities, 5-10pm, Lowell
Grange, 51 E. 2nd St., Lowell. $7-
$50 sliding scale, 5 & under $1.
DANCE Croatian Dance Festival,
workshops, sing-along, cultural
talk, dance party, 9:30am-mid-
night today & 11am-9:45pm to-
morrow, Veteran’s Memorial
Building, 1626 Willamette St., call
484-2123 for info.
Dance Africa continues. See
Thursday, Jan. 20.
GATHERINGS
Celebrating
Champions Parade: Honoring
Excellence on the Field, in the
Classroom & in the Community,
10am, see http://eugene-or.gov
for details.
Eugene Waldorf School Open
House, learn more about Waldorf
education, talk w/teachers &
tour classrooms, children wel-
come, 10am-noon, 1350 McLean
Blvd. FREE.
Daughters of Norway organiza-
tional meeting, making krum-
kake after meeting, 10am, Dr.
Gale Fletchall Hall, 5th Ave. &
Greenwood St., Junction City,
call 740-1667 for info.
Community Cooperative Winter
Market, local food & crafts, noon-
6pm today & tomorrow, 1 World
Currency Community Center, 55
W. Broadway. FREE.
Willamalane Park & Rec District’s
Health and Wellness Expo, 1-4pm,
Wildish Community Theater, 630
Main St., Spfd., and Academy of
Arts and Academics, 615 Main
St., Spfd., call 868-0689 for info.
ISCEE Emerald Knight Debutant
Ball, 7pm, Cozmic Pizza. $10.
Good Earth Home, Garden &
Living Show continues. See
Friday.
KIDS/FAMILIES
Carolynn
Langston of Eugenius Music
for Young & All performs sto-
ry-songs & rhymes for children
ages 3-6, 10:15am, Downtown
Library. FREE.
LECTURES/CLASSES Music
& Movement for the Whole Child
workshop w/Pia Robbins, for
adults, 10am-noon, Downtown
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