Support Group for People w/
Memory Loss, 1:30-3pm, Corvallis
Senior Center, 2601 N.W. Tyler
Ave., call 752-1039 for info. FREE.
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WEDNESDAY,
APRIL
13
Philosophy Talk Taping: Latin
American Philosophy w/Joseph
Orosco, 7:30pm, LaSells Stewart
Center, OSU. FREE.
attn:
OPPS
UO’s Hollywood’s Golden
Era Seminar features the
1952 classic Singin’ in
the Rain Tuesday
LCC, see cascademyco.org for
info. FREE.
“How to Sell Your Home for the
Highest Price in Today’s Market,”
7-9pm, Keller Williams Realty,
2644 Suzanne Way, reg. 933-
7045. FREE.
Submission or Omission: Haiti’s
Challenge in Latin America,
7pm, Lillis 182, UO, see cllas.uo-
regon.edu for info. FREE.
T HURSDAY, APRIL 7 William
Kirby: “The Chinese Century?
Business & Education in the 21st
Century,” 4pm, LaSells Stewart
Center, OSU. FREE.
Melanie Thernstrom: “The Pain
Chronicles: Narrative, Culture &
the Science of Suffering,” 7pm,
LaSells Stewart Center, OSU.
FREE.
FRIDAY, APRIL 8 Music à
Body
See
la Carte: David Rogers, guitar,
noon, MU, OSU. FREE.
Eugene Symphony:
Tchaikovsky’s “Winter Dreams,”
works of John Harbison, 8pm,
Hult Center. $15-$54.
Coming Home, breast can-
cer awareness play, benefi t for
Susan G. Komen for the Cure,
7:30pm today, 2pm tomorrow,
Withycombe Hall Lab Theatre,
OSU. $3 sug. don.
Strength Training &
Sculpting
continue.
Thursday, April 7.
MUSIC
Long Tall & Ugly, Voodoun Moi,
Heavenly Oceans, rock, 9pm,
Sam Bond’s. $5.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
Drop-in Kayaking continues. See
Thursday, April 7.
Walk with Us continues. See
Thursday, April 7.
SOCIAL DANCE Israeli folk
dance continues. See Thursday,
April 7.
THEATER No Shame Eugene
Theater Workshop, write, direct
& act in original 5-min. pieces,
7:30-9:30pm, 126 W. Broadway.
FREE.
The Honky Tonk Show continues.
See Thursday, April 7.
corvallis
EVENTS
Note - Continuation dates for
out-of-town events are listed un-
der the fi rst day of the event.
SATURDAY, APRIL 9 5k
WalkMS Oregon, 10am, Jackson
Plaza, Riverfront Park, see www.
walkmsoregon.com for info.
SUNDAY,
APRIL 10 The
Polluters, book reading with
Ben Ross, 3pm, First Alternative
Natural Foods South, 1007 S.E.
3rd St. FREE.
Ryo Yanagitani, piano, 4pm,
LaSells Stewart Center, OSU, see
corvallis.piano.com for info. $20
adv., $25 door.
MONDAY, APRIL 11 Blood
Drive, 9am-2pm, Corvallis Senior
Center, 2601 N.W. Tyler Ave., reg.
800-RED-CROSS.
Moon-Ho
Jung:
“Seditious
Subjects: Race, State Violence,
and the U.S. Empire,” 4pm, MU,
OSU. FREE.
TUESDAY, APRIL 12 Memory
Loss Support Group, for family
& caregivers, all welcome, 1:30-
3pm, Corvallis Senior Center,
2601 N.W. Tyler Ave., write ba-
bersj@msn.com for info. FREE.
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Contemporary
Twist
on
Traditional Fare, April 7-28, ages
18 & up, Willamalane Activity
Center, reg. 736-4444. $60, $63
out-of-district.
LIVE NATION ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS
Auditions for The Boys Next
Door, Saturday, April 9 &
Monday, April 11, see www.cot-
tagetheatre.org for info.
As part of his In God We Rust tour, prolifi c funny man, actor, author,
and stand-up comedian/ranter Lewis Black will be live onstage.
Auditions for A MidPuppet
Night’s Dream, Thursday, April
14 & Saturday, April 16, see www.
cottagetheatre.org for info.
Cinema Pacifi c Film Festival
Lewis Black: In God We Rust
Thursday, April 7 at 8:00 PM
Tonight!
SILVA—Tix: $59.50-$29.50
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON ARTS & ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM PRESENTS
Saturday, April 9 at 7:00 PM
SORENG—Tix: $8; Student and senior discounts available
Utopia in Four Movements, a powerful live documentary.
Springfi eld Arts Commission
Call to Artists: “What Makes the
Ordinary Extraordinary?” City
Hall Gallery, see www.spring-
fi eldartscommission.org for info.
EUGENE SYMPHONY PRESENTS
Tchaikovsky’s Winter Dreams
Thursday, April 14 at 8:00 PM
Opal, special screenings until
Earth Day, April 11-16, Bijou Arts
Cinemas, see www.opalthemov-
ie.com for info.
SILVA—Tix: $54-$15; Student & youth discounts available
Eugene Symphony’s American Encounters program brings distinguished
composer John Harbison to Eugene. Principal fl autist Kristen Halay
shines in Harbison’s Flute Concerto.
Ten Rivers Food Web Cajun
Dinner, April 10, That’s My
Farmer SNAP incentive bene-
fi t for Albany, Lebanon, Sweet
Home & Brownsville Markets, see
tenriversfoodweb.org for info.
EUGENE CONCERT CHOIR PRESENTS
Bach to Beatbox for Kids
Saturday, April 16 at 11:00 AM
SILVA—Tix: $10; Youth discount available
Comments sought for Eugene’s
Stormwater
Monitoring
Program, due by April 22, see
www.eugene-or.gov for info.
Continuing with the choir’s “For Kids” concerts, this program is a one-hour
interactive excerpt of the Bach to Beatbox program with the Swingle Singers.
Art Selection Committee for
OSU’s INTO-OSU Living Learning
Center seeks public artwork, see
www.oregonartscommission.org
for info.
Bach to Beatbox – Starring the Swingle Singers
EUGENE CONCERT CHOIR PRESENTS
Saturday, April 16 at 8:00 PM
SILVA—Tix: $36-$22; Student, youth & senior discounts available
You’ve heard them on the hit show “Glee” and they are a world-renowned
phenomenon with their unmistakable sound of virtuosic vocal agility.
UO seeks providers of services
specifi c to LGBTQ students to list
on UOUT web site, send name,
contact info, service type, specif-
ic LGBTQ relationship and other
info to program@uoregon.edu
League of Women Voters of
Lane County Unit Meetings April
11-15, see www.lwvlc.org for info.
Adult mentors who self-identi-
fy as Latino needed for Latino
youth, write melissa@centrolati-
noamericano.org for info.
Variety of self defense work-
shops & classes for women &
girls, beginning April 11, see www.
sass-lane.org for info.
ENTERTAINMENT ON SALE:
As You Like It (SORENG—April 16)
BALLET FANTASTIQUE PRESENTS
LEWIS BLACK
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ONE HOUR BEFORE PERFORMANCE MON-SAT, TWO HOURS BEFORE ON SUN.
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