Library, reg. at 541-682-8316.
FREE.
tional folk dancing, 7:45pm,
Willamalane
Adult
Activity
Center, 215 W. C St., Spfd., info at
736-4444. $2.
calendar
“Boats, Bathing Suits and
Canyon Beauty” park ranger
Doug Crispin, Rainbow Bridge
National Monument, 3pm, Spfd
Public Library, 225 5th St. FREE.
SPIRITUAL
Open
House/
Meditation Instruction 6:30-
8pm, Shambhala Meditation
Center, 100 W. Q St., Spfd., call
514-7433 for info. FREE.
Plan While You’re Well: Advance
Medical Care Decisions, us-
er-friendly introduction, 3pm,
Downtown Library, info at 682-
5450. FREE.
Dzogchen Buddhist Teachings
w/Kunzang Bateson, Buddha
Path according to the Dzogchen
Lineage, 7-9pm, Market of
Choice, 2862 Willamette St., call
743-6440 for info. FREE.
Prioritizing Health in the New
Year w/ Dr. Bill Walter of Golden
Apple Health Care, lecture, Q&A,
3pm, New Odyssey Juice & Java,
1004 Willamette St. FREE.
THEATER
Broadway
In
Eugene
presents:
Spring
Awakening, 7:30pm, Hult Center.
$30-$52.50.
Angela Davis, 7pm, Columbia
150, UO, call 346-4363 for tick-
ets. $7, $5 stu.
26 wed
MUSIC Walker T. Ryan, Al
Rivers, Brian Chevalier, acous-
tic blues, 5pm, Tsunami Books,
2585 Willamette St. Don.
Amos Lee, Vusi Mahlasela, sing-
er/songwriter, 8pm, McDonald
Theatre. $22.50 adv., $25 door.
Concert for Czech Composer
Petr Eben on his birthday, 7pm,
Central Presbyterian Church,
555 E. 15th Ave. Don.
Divisi’s 2011 West Quarterfi nals of
the International Championship
of Collegiate A Capella, 7pm,
Hult Center. $25.
Oregon Jazz Festival Concert:
Donny McCaslin, saxophone,
7:30pm, Performance Hall, LCC,
tickets & info at lanecc.edu/tick-
ets $18, $12 stu.
The Handsome Family, Sean
Rowe, indie/folk, 9:30pm, Sam
Bond’s. $10.
Indubious,
Alcyon
Massive,
Cornfl ower, reggae, 10pm, WOW
Hall. $13 adv., $15 door.
Sunrise 7:37am; Sunset 5:15pm
Av High 48; Av Low 33
VOLUNTEER Eugene Tree
Foundation/Friends of Trees/
Eugene Stream Team Amazon
Creek Work Party, weeding,
mulching & invasives remov-
al, gloves, tools & refreshments
provided, 9am-noon, south side
Amazon Creek, near 16th & Van
Buren, see eugenetreefounda-
tion.org for info.
23 sun
Sun rise 7:39am; Sunset 5:11pm
Av High 47; Av Low 33
Florence Winter Folk Festival
continues. See Friday.
DANCE Croatian Dance Festival
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
GATHERINGS Picc-A-Dilly Flea
GEARs Bike Ride: Howe Lane via
Seavey Lp, 41 miles, food store
on route, 10am, Alton Baker
Park, sign up at www.eugenege-
ars.org FREE.
Obsidians:
Spencer
Butte/
Amazon Headwaters hike, 6.4
miles; cross-country ski to Three
Fingered Jack View, 11 miles;
Gold Lake, 5 miles; Maiden Peak
Shelter, snowshoe, 12 miles, info
& sign-up at www. obsidians.org
SOCIAL
DANCE
Contra
Dance, workshop 7:30pm, dance
8pm, Cesar Chavez School gym,
1510 W. 14th Ave., call 521-0596
for info. $8, $6 stu. & mem.
continues. See Saturday.
Market, 10am-4pm, Lane County
Fairgrounds, 796 W. 13th Ave.
$1.50.
Community Good Earth Home,
Garden & Living Show continues.
See Friday.
Cooperative Winter Market con-
tinues. See Saturday.
K I D S / FA M I L I E S
“Tappercussionist”
Shoehorn:
Dance & Music for Youth, learn
to make whole-body music w/
Michael “Shoehorn” Conley,
3pm, Downtown Library. FREE.
Meditation
Practice w/Alan Zundel, 8:30-
9:45am, 41 W. 19th Ave., call 510-
8804 for info. Don.
LECTURES/CLASSES Intro to
eBooks computer class, eRead-
ers on hand or bring your own,
basic computer and internet
skills required, 2-4pm, Downtown
Library, reg. at 682-5450. FREE.
THEATER Children of Eden
MUSIC Tyler Fortier, Austin,
SPIRITUAL
continues. See Thursday, Jan.
20.
Jenckes, singer/songwriter, 7pm,
Cozmic Pizza. $5.
An Enemy of the People contin-
ues. See Thursday, Jan. 20.
Anthony B., reggae, 8pm,
McDonald Theatre. $20 adv., $25
door.
The Honky Tonk Show continues.
See Thursday, Jan. 20.
Up continues. See Thursday, Jan.
20.
Rock ‘n’ Roll continues. See
Friday.
FILM Movie Appreciation Group:
William Wyler’s Mrs. Miniver
screens Tuesday for DIVA’s
“Behind the Lens” seminar
at Baker Center
Whiskey Chasers, Son Cats, vari-
ety, 8:30pm, Sam Bond’s. $1-$5.
Mac Miller, hip-hop, 9pm, WOW
Hall. $13 adv., $15 door.
Evynne Hollens: New Directions
continues. See Friday.
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Sergeant Rutledge (1960), 1pm,
Willamalane Adult Center, 215 W.
C St., Spfd.
FARMERS’
Florence Winter Folk Festival
continues. See Friday.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
Eugene Marathon/Half Marathon
Running & Walking Training w/
Keith McConnell, 9am, Eugene
Running Company lobby, see
drkeithcoach.com for info. FREE.
Embrace Three Arts w/Jerry
Glassman, Machiko Shirai & Gary
McNabb, aikido, tai chi and zen,
1-3pm, 2489 Portland St., call
514-6583 for info. FREE.
Life Among the Mosses Walk,
1-3pm, Mount Pisgah Arboretum,
34901 Frank Parrish Rd., see
mountpisgaharboretum.org or
call 747-3817 for info. $5.
Obsidians: Cone Peak, cross-
country ski 6 miles; Maxwell
Butte, snowshoe 5.5 miles, info
& sign-up at www.obsidians.org
GEARs Bike Ride: Breakfast
ride to Kirk Rd. 40 miles, break-
fast, 10am, Amazon Community
Center,
www.eugenegears.org
FREE.
Alpine Adventures Adaptive Ski
program continues. See Friday.
SOCIAL DANCE Cuban Salsa,
beginning lessons, 4-6pm, FREE;
Cuban Dance, 6-8pm, Courtsports,
2728 Pheasant Blvd., Spfd. Lesson
$15, dance $2 sug. don.
SPIRITUAL Gnostic Mass w/
Coph Nia O.T.O., adults only,
8pm, 1125 Bailey Hill Rd. FREE.
THEATER An Enemy of the
People continues. See Thursday,
Jan. 20.
24 mon
Sun rise 7:39am; Sunset 5:12pm
Av High 47; Av Low 33
FILM Latin America Solidarity
Committee presents The Response
(2008), courtroom drama based
on transcripts of Guantanamo Bay
military tribunals, 6:30pm, 458
Blair Blvd. FREE.
GATHERINGS Adapted Game
Day for Stroke Survivors, sur-
vivors 50 & older learn to play
card and table games, vol-
unteers available, 3-4:30pm,
Hilyard Community Center, 2580
Hilyard St., pre-reg. at 346-2589.
FREE.
LECTURES/CLASSES Learn
About & Complete Advance
Directives, group session w/
Adult Services & attorney Bill
Atwood, forms provided, 2:30-
4pm, Campbell Community
Center, 155 High St., reg. at www.
eugene-or.gov or 682-5218.
FREE.
Work of Byron Katie Inquiry
Group, identifying & questioning
our stressful thoughts, 6:30pm,
call 686-3223 for info. FREE.
“Beyond Green Jobs: The
Next American Economy” Van
Jones, author of The Green-
Collar Economy, 7:30pm, EMU
Ballroom, UO. FREE.
MUSIC Aeon Now, 6:30pm, The
Beanery. FREE.
Irish Jam Session, all ages, 7pm,
Eugene Suzuki Music Academy,
170 W. 12th Ave. FREE.
Open Mic, 8pm, Sam Bond’s.
FREE.
ON THE AIR City Club of
Eugene: “More Than Yes or No:
Solutions for EmX West,” 6:30-
7:30pm, KLCC 89.7 FM.
25 tues
Sun rise 7:38am; Sunset 5:13pm
Av High 47; Av Low 33
FARMERS’
MARKETS
Creswell Farmers’ Market, indoors,
4-6pm, 2nd & D St., Creswell.
FILM DIVA “Behind the Lens”
Seminar: William Wyler’s Mrs.
Miniver (1942), screening & dis-
cussion w/Tom Blank, 7pm,
Baker Center, 975 High St., info
at www.divacenter.org or call
344-3482.
“Hollywood’s Golden Era” fi lm se-
ries: Billy Wilder’s Lost Weekend
(1945), screening & discussion w/
Dan Platt, 7pm, Proctor 41, Knight
Library, UO. FREE.
GATHERINGS
Amazon
Community Center Afternoon
Pre-School Open House, meet
instructors for an introduction
to new 1-4pm session, 6-7pm,
2700 Hilyard St., call 682-5373
for info. FREE.
MARKETS The
Corner Market, fresh local pro-
duce, 11am-6pm, 295 River Rd.,
call 513-4527 for info.
GATHERINGS District Gathering
w/State Sen. Lee Beyer & Rep. Phil
Barnhart, discussion of questions
and ideas, 10am, Aunt Ding’s Family
Restaurant, 39297 McKenzie Hwy.,
Walterville.
A Course in Miracles study group,
drop-in, 10-11:45am, Unity of the
Valley Book Store, 3912 Dillard
Rd., call 914-0431 for info. Don.
“Art Lunch” Workshop w/Renae
Kowlitz, discussion & demon-
stration of clays & glazes, bring
a lunch, noon-1pm, Amazon
Community Center, 2700 Hilyard
St., call 682-5373 for info. FREE.
Town Hall Forum on corporate
control and Citizens United case
w/Move to Amend, 6pm, Harris
Hall, Public Service Building, 125
E. 8th Ave., contact democracy-
eugene@gmail.com for info.
Knitting & Craft Night, 6:30pm,
The Divine Cupcake, 1680 W.
11th. FREE.
KIDS/FAMILIES
“Love Your River” w/Teresa
Huntsinger
from
Oregon
Environmental Council, results
from two years of monitoring
program, 6:30-8:30pm, Cottage
Grove Community Center, 700 E.
Gibbs St., Cottage Grove.
LECTURES/CLASSES “What
Screenwriting Group, beginners
welcome, bring pages, 6:30pm,
Sheldon High CTV studio, 2455
Willakenzie Rd., call 359-2593
for info. FREE.
Trivia Night, 7:05pm, The Divine
Cupcake, 1680 W. 11th. FREE.
Raising
Happy
Readers
Club
w/
Pattiebuff Bear, ages birth-5, 10-
10:45am & 11-11:45 Springfi eld
Library, 225 Fifth St. Reg. 726-
3766. FREE.
Permaculture Television: “Re-
learning to Live Sustainably,”
7pm, cable channel 29.
Parents Need to Know About the
IEP,” 6:30-8:30pm, Eugene Faith
Center, 1410 W. 13th Ave., reg.
888-505-2673 ext. 214. FREE.
SOCIAL DANCE Breakdance
MUSIC Strings Concert, clas-
class w/Lou & Chris, 6-7pm, 1
World Currency Community
Center, 55 W. Broadway.
sical/modern pieces by 4th-8th
grades, 7pm, Eugene Waldorf
School, 1350 McLean Blvd. FREE.
SPIRITUAL
Open
Heart
Meditation,
drop-in,
5:30-
6:30pm, 15 N. Cedar St., see www.
heartsanctuary.org for info. Don.
Ra Ra Riot, Givers, Pepper
Rabbit, rock, 8pm, WOW Hall. $12
adv., $15 door.
Bluegrass Jam,
Bond’s. FREE.
SOCIAL
9pm,
DANCE
Sam
Eugene
Folk Dancers, weekly interna-
HEALTH Reiki Tummo Healing
Clinic, 5:30-7:30pm, 15 N. Cedar
St., call 914-0431 for appt. Don.
KIDS/FAMILIES Family Muse
Night w/Museum of Natural and
Cultural History, 6pm, Cozmic
Pizza. FREE.
MUSIC The Pimps of Joytime,
The T Club, funk, reggae, 8pm,
WOW Hall. $10 adv., $12 door.
The Shook Twins, folk, 9pm, Sam
Bond’s. $1-$5.
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