Inquiry Group for the Work of
Byron Katie, 6:30pm, info at
686-3223. FREE.
SPIRITUAL
A Course in
Miracles Study Group, drop in,
10-11:45am, Unity of the Valley,
3912 Dillard Rd., 914-0431 Don.
Learn Biblical Hebrew w/
Shmuel Shalom Cohen, every
Wednesday, 7:30-9:30pm, email
info@eugenehebrewchaburah
for info. FREE.
LITERARY
Roy “Book” Binder plays
Tsunami Books Thursday,
June 30
calendar
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
Open Heart Meditation, drop-
in, noon-12:30pm, Unity of the
Valley, 3912 Dillard Rd., 914-0431.
Don.
Obsidians: hike Bunchgrass
Ridge, 12 miles; climb Mt. Shasta,
11 miles, sign up obsidians.org
Evening Kayak Trips for Teens
& Family, ages 12 & up, comple-
tion of Whitewater Kayak Level
1 required, 5:30-9pm, River
House Community Center, 301 N.
Adams, reg. 682-5329. $5.
ARTS
Poets
Maxine Scates & Dorianne
Lauxe, 7pm, Tsunami Books,
2585 Willamette St. FREE.
30 thurs
MUSIC Oregon Bach Festival:
Sunrise 5:33am; Sunset 9:00pm
Av High 78; Av Low 49
Let’s Talk: Marin Alsop, noon,
Hult Center, FREE; Discovery
Series: Bach Cantatas BWV 130
& 50, 4:30pm, Beall Hall, UO, $15;
Bach & Britten Cello Suites 2,
7:30pm, Beall Hall, UO, $15-$45,
www.oregonbachfestival.com
Thursday Nighter Ride, 30-mile
training ride, 5:30pm (men) &
5:40pm (women), Thursdays
through Aug. 26, Church Corner,
Spencer Creek & Lorane Hwy.
FREE.
FOOD/DRINK
The Corner
Market continues. See Thursday,
June 23.
Lane County Farmers’ Market
continues. See Thursday, June
23.
Ty Curtis Band, Beth Wood,
6pm, Kesey Square, Broadway &
Willamette. Don.
Try Sailing, intro w/instructor,
ages 16 & up, bring picnic, 5:30-
9pm, Orchard Point Marina, Fern
Ridge Reservoir., reg. at 682-
5329. $30.
GATHERINGS
Sternwheeler
Columbia Gorge Day Trip, ages
18 & up, 8:30am-6:30pm, 215 W.
C St., Spfd., reg. 736-4444. $63,
$66 out-of-district.
He’s My Brother/She’s My Sister,
country, folk, 9pm, Sam Bond’s.
$1-$5.
Drop-in Kayaking continues. See
Thursday, June 23.
Congressman Peter DeFazio’s
Summer Brew Pub Event,
5:30-7:30pm, Ninkasi Brewing
Company, 272 Van Buren St. $35,
$250 brewmaster host.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
Oregon Wild: Spencer Butte Trail
Maintenance, info & sign up at
www.oregonwild.org FREE.
Bike Riding for Seniors, weekly
in-town rides, helmets required,
9:30am, Campbell Center, 155
High St., reg. 682-5218. FREE.
Walk with Us continues. See
Thursday, June 23.
Ems vs. Salem-Keizer continues.
See Tuesday.
HEALTH Reiki Tummo healing
SOCIAL DANCE Breakdance
clinic, 5:30-7:30pm, 15 N. Cedar
St., call 914-0431 for appt. Don.
class continues. See Thursday,
June 23.
KIDS/FAMILIES
THEATER Crazy for You, 6pm;
through July 30, Star Theater,
989 Juniper St., Junction City.
$22.
Wonderful
Ones Storytime, 1-year-olds w/
caregivers, 10:15am & 11am,
downtown library, info at 682-
8316. FREE.
All Comers Track Meets, 4-7pm,
every Wednesday & Thursday
through July 28, Hayward Field
& LCC, www.oregontrackclub.org
FREE-$5.
Preschool Storytime, ages 3-6 w/
caregivers, 11am, Sheldon Branch
Library, 1566 Coburg Rd., info at
682-8316. FREE.
Evening Kayak Trips, “urban
wilderness” kayak trips on
Willamette River, for kids ages
12 & older and their relatives,
Whitewater Kayak Level 1 course
experience required, 5:30-9pm,
River House Community Center,
301 N. Adams St., reg. 682-
5329. $5 per person, includes
transportation.
Battle of the Books Prep Club,
discussion of 11 Birthdays, 2-3pm,
Springfi eld Library, 225 5th St.,
Spfd. FREE.
LECTURES/CLASSES Social
Networking, 2pm, downtown li-
brary, reg. 682-5450. FREE.
GEARs Bike Ride: River Loop #1,
34 miles, 6pm, Alton Baker Park,
www.eugenegears.org FREE.
Medicare Made Easy, 5-6pm;
Long Term Care Planning,
6-7pm, 333 W. 10th Ave., reg.
222-9020.
Ems vs. Salem-Keizer continues.
See June 28.
LITERARY ARTS Teen Book
Group: When You Reach Me by
Rebecca Stead, 4-5pm, down-
town library. FREE.
MUSIC Oregon Bach Festival:
Organ Interlude: ElRay Stewart-
Cook, noon, Central Lutheran
Church, FREE; Dido & Aeneas,
art
The Voyeur “A Silvery Ushering,”
natural pigments on wood by Tilke
Elkins, opening reception 6pm Friday,
June 24; through July 23. 547 Blair
LAST FRIDAY ART WALK
Most venues have receptions with
music, drinks and/or treats, and
often the artist(s) in attendance,
starting around 5:30pm and
continuing until 8:30 or 9pm.
Big Tree Gallery Multimedia art &
adornments by Kalimanna Creations,
live music by The Floodsie Longlunch
Experience, jeweled arts by Thomas
Sebastia. 1068 W. 3rd
Bonnie at Play “Ceramic sculpture”
by Bonnie King. 1082 W. 2nd
CALC 45th Anniversary celebration,
work by Erin Bucklew, music by Sol
de Los Andes, ice cream & raffl es
from 5:30 to 8:30pm. 458 Blair
Eugene Whiteaker Int’l Hostel
“Introspection” by Cristal
Photography, live music by The Great
All Merge. 970 W. 3rd
Jawbreaker Window Gallery
“Puttering against the vault of
heaven; the rambling of southern
souls,” photo copy assemblages by
Sophie Miller, live music. 796 W. 4th
Museum of Unfi ne Art Art by
Elizabeth Silvey, Cooper Otte,
Jami Lord, & Debra Billings. 537
Willamette.
New Frontier Market Paintings by
Marilyn Kent. 1101 W. 8th
Ninkasi Brewery “In the open
air,” oil paintings by Brooke
Borcherding, minors until 8pm. 272
Van Buren
Pizza Research Institute “Surreal
Folkart,” acrylics & collages by Kyle
Rudd. 530 Blair
20 JUNE 23, 2011
7:30pm, Beall Hall, UO, $15-$35,
www.oregonbachfestival.com
The Seahorse Trio, 7pm, Cozmic
Pizza. $3.
Roy “Book” Binder, 7:30pm,
Tsunami Books, 2585 Willamette
St. $15.50 adv., $17 door.
Cowfi sh Art by Ila Kriegh, through
July 14. 62 W. Broadway
Sweet Life Arts & Crafts Gallery
Featuring works from the employees
of Sweet Life, ranging from fi ne art to
felted handbags, jewelry, birdbaths,
recycled book art & aprons. 775
Monroe
David Joyce Gallery “Oregon Wine
Country,” featuring artists from the
Plein Air Painters of Lane County.
LCC Campus
CONTINUING
The Art Annex Work by Lynn Ihsen
Peterson & Jill Atkin. 749 Willamette
The Arts Center Oregon Weaving:
The Tradition continues, through
June 25. 700 S.W. Madison, Corvallis
Art of War Paintings & sketches by
Alejandro Sarmiento. 251 B W. 7th
Backstreet Gallery Mixed media by
Donna Allen, through June 30. 1421
Bay, Florence
B2 Wine Bar “Into 2011,” work by
Richard Quigley. 2794 Shadow View
Big City Gaming “Fool’s Gold,” work
by Brian Knowles, Marlitt Dellabough,
Keegan Gormley, &rea Alonge, Tim
Jarvis & more. 1288 Willamette
Books on Main “In Between the
Lines,” mixed-media paintings by
Beth Kruziki. 319 E. Main, Cottage
Grove.
EUGENE WEEKLY
SUNDAY, JUNE 26 HOUR
Exchange, outdoor local festi-
val & market, 1-9pm, Fireworks
Restaurant, 1115 S.E. 3rd St.,
Corvallis,
www.hourexchange.
org Don.
attn:
OPPS
Sign-up for Teen Talk book dis-
cussion, Thirteen Reasons Why,
July 14, Springfi eld Library,
726-2237.
Travel Lane County seeks en-
tries for Eugene, Cascades &
Coast Photo Contest, due Sept.
20, see www.travellanecounty.
org for info.
Expressive Arts Workshops at
Ophelia’s Place, noon-3pm June
27-30, see opheliasplace.net for
reg. & info.
DIY Workshops at Ophelia’s
Place, reg. by June 29, see www.
opheliasplace.net for info.
corvallis
FOOD for Lane County: Summer
Food Program underway, free
lunches for youth ages 2-18, re-
gardless of income or other fac-
tors, see www.foodforlanecoun-
ty.org for site list
EVENTS
Note: Continuation dates for out-
of-town events are listed under
the fi rst day of the event.
THURSDAY, JUNE 23 “Bites
CHORA, women’s choir, rehears-
als 7-9pm Wednesdays through
August 15, 19th & Polk, info at
689-5732. $5 per week.
for Rights,” portion of proceeds
to Basic Rights Oregon, all day,
Full City features photography
by Jason Terry
Harlequin Beads & Jewelry
Original beaded jewelry by Harlequin
Staff. 1027 Willamette
Scobert Gardens Park Live music
by Samba Ja at 7pm. 1180 W. 4th
WOW Hall “The Temporal Nature of
the Spaces We Inhabit,” oil paintings
by Brooke Borcherding, closing
reception 5-7 pm. 291 W. 8th
JUNE 24 “Drag
Bingo,” fundraiser for Steven
Leider
LGBTQ
Scholarship,
7-9:30pm,
First
United
Methodist, 1165 N.W. Monroe.
$15, $8 stu.
Goldworks Jewelry Mosaic by Bill
Allord. 169 E. Broadway
Chelita’s Taqueria Aztec & Mayan
infl uenced work by Isabel Dutroncy.
321 Main, Spfd
Wandering Goat Coffee Co.
Printmaking by Jamey Herman. 268
Madison
FRIDAY,
City of Springfi eld seeks 5-9 res-
idents for Pedestrian & Bicycle
Advisory Committee, applica-
tions due by noon Friday, June
24, available at city manager’s
offi ce, 225 5th St., Spfd.
Full City Coffee Roasters
Photography by Jason Terry, paintings
by Malene Sondergaard. 842 Pearl
Sam Bond’s “New & Old Works,”
mixed media art by Carrie
O’Coyle. 407 Blair
Territorial Vineyards “La Familia,”
a mother & daughter exhibition,
paintings & giclees by Karen Russo,
photography of Spain & Italy by Mica
Russo. 907 W. 3rd
Interzone Organic & Old World
Deli, bitesforrights.com
No Shame Eugene Theater
Workshop, write, direct & act
in original 5-min. pieces, 7:30-
9:30pm, 126 W. Broadway. FREE.
Exposure 2011,” work by various local
photographers. 715 Quince, Florence
IN THE
GALLERIES
OPENINGS/RECEPTIONS
The Donkeys, Leo London,
Sauna, rock, 8:30pm, Sam
Bond’s. $5.
David Minor Theater Photography
by Shannon Knight; collaborative
“Graphic Notation” project w/David
Horton. 180 E. 5th
Delphina/Slash’n Burn Portraits
& mixed media images by Nicola
Noetic, through June 24. 941 W. 3rd
DIVA “The Last Album: Eyes from
the Ashes of Auschwitz-Birkenau,”
photography by Dr. Ann Weiss,
through June 25. 280 W. Broadway
Dot Dotson’s “Landscapes,” color
photography by Bryce Mayall,
through June 30. 1668 Willamette
ECO Sleep Solutions Felted wool
art by Tylar Merrill, pottery by Annie
Heron, whimsical dolls by Mari Livie,
luminescence light sculptures by
Stephen White. 25 E. 8th
Emerald Art Center “Controlled
Accidents, an Exploration of Paint,”
work by Alan M. Clark & his students,
through June 24; “Locomotion:
through time & space with color &
line,” mixed media art by Patsy Hand;
“Painting Infi nity” by Danna Whitney.
500 Main, Spfd
Eugene Storefront Art Project
Artwork by R.T. Gossamer, Amy
Bowers, Robin Saxton, Jessica Dorff,
Sarah Refvem, Michael Perkins,
David P. Miller, Linda Perkins, Sean
Sbragia, R.Z. Fulton & the kids from
the Head Start program. Various
locations
Florence Events Center Paintings
by Ellen Gabehart, through June 30;
jewelry by Melanie Heard; “Public
Healing Scapes & Sound Body
Healing Arts Mixed media, charcoal
& acrylic work by Katey Seefeld. 1390
Oak, Suite 3
Heartwood Naturals Paintings by
Amanda Canani, through June 30.
566 Olive
Imagine Gallery Fused glass by Toni
Zybell. 35 E. 8th
Jacobs Gallery “Paper Stone
Canvas,” work by JoAnn Chartier,
David Wilson & Virginia Wolf, through
Aug. 30. Hult Center
Jazz Station Work by Craig Lasha.
124 W. Broadway
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art
“I Dream a World: Portraits of Black
Women Who Changed America,”
photography by Brian Lanker,
through Sept. 11; “Track Town USA,”
photography from memorable track
events at Hayward Field, though
August 28; “The Little Model,”
painted by Norman Rockwell in 1919.
UO Campus
Karin Clarke Gallery Landscape
paintings by Mark Clarke, through
July 16. 760 Willamette
Knight Law Center Gallery
“Portland Panoramas,” photography
by Stuart Allen Levy, through July.
UO Campus
UO Alumni Association Art by UO
students Laura Johnson & Marshall
McFarland. 39 W. Broadway
Lane County Historical Museum
“Tie Dye & Tofu: How Mainstream
Eugene Became a Counterculture
Haven,” through September 30. 796
W. 13th
Maude Kerns Art Center “Oregon
Made for Interiors” artistic furnishings,
through June 24. 1910 E. 15th
MECCA “Segue to the Solstice
- Blossoms & Butterfl ies of an
Urban Nature” featuring Jocelyne
Champagne Shiner. 449 Willamette
MODERN 3rd Annual University
of Oregon Department of Product
Design & School of Architecture
Luminaire Design Competition &
Exhibit, work by students. 207 E. 5th,
Suite 105
Moon Upstairs Paintings on
cardboard by Jerry Ross, through
June 30. 228 Main, Spfd
Museum of Natural & Cultural
History “The Last Polar Bear: Facing
the Truth of a Warming World;”
“Oregon: Where Past is Present,”
ongoing, “Making Faces,” masks by
museum visitors & UO students; “Face
to Face with Masks from the Museum
Collections,” North American, African,
& Oceanic mask collections; “Shall
We Dance?” Photography by Brian
Lanker. UO Campus
New Zone Gallery Clay art by
Dianne Story Cunningham. 164 W.
Broadway
Olive Grand Paintings & sculpture
by Karen Russo, glasswork by Patti
Lomont & photography by Mica
Russo. 1041 Willamette
Olivejuice “Tested on Animals,”
mixed media & collage by Aidan
Holpuch, through June 23. 543 Blair
OPUS VII “Just Dancin’” oil
paintings by Anne Teigen. 22 W. 7th
Palace Bakery Drawings by Rina
Francisco, through June 26. 842
Pearl
Passionfl ower Design “Passion
Fashion,” clothing by local Eugene
clothing designers Sabrina Ridge &
Kelsie McGee. 128 E. Broadway
The Redoux Parlour Rob from the
543 Artist Residency, collaborative
fi bers project. 780 Blair
Springfi eld Museum “Guided by
Nature,” Northwest Coast Indian Art
paintings by Scott Copeland, through
July 1. 590 Main, Spfd
Storefront Art Installation
Artwork from University of Oregon
Art Installation class. 329 Main, Spfd
Studio C Flamework beads by
Teague Cohen, artisan jewelry by
Tracey Bell. 245 Blair
Studio West “Grid Project,”
photography by local artists. 245
W. 8th
The Vintage Plein-air paintings by
Mara Thygeson, through June 30.
839 Lincoln
Vistra Framing & Gallery
Photography from the Emerald
Photographic Society. 160 E.
Broadway
Washburne Cafe Photography by
Paula Goodbar. 326 Main, Spfd
White Cloud Jewelers Oil paintings
by Nicola Noetic. 715 Main, Spfd
White Lotus Gallery “Landscapes
by Gallery Artists” featuring work by
Jon Jay Cruson, Maurice Van, Li Tie,
Li Yanpeng, Wu Jide, Zhou Yunxian,
Okamoto Shogo, & Sekino Jun’ichiro,
jewelry by Christine L Sundt &
Suzanne Linquist, ceramics by Hank
Murrow. 767 Willamette
Willamalane Gallery Photography
by Doris E. Potter, through June 30.
215 W. C, Spfd
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