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su m m e r gu ide Brittfest: Leftover Salmon featuring Bill Payne from Little Feat/Poor Man’s Whiskey/Eight Dollar Mountain, 6:30pm, Britt Pavilion, 350 1st St., Jacksonville. $20-$39. Oregon Bach Festival: Monteverdi Vespers, Claudio Monteverdi’s monumental Vespro della Beata Vergine, w/OBF’s new artistic director Matthew Halls, 7:30-9pm, Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Portland, 7-8:30pm. $30 adv., $39 door. SATURDAY, 6/28 Fifth Annual Race for the Animals, 10k & 5k, generate awareness of the benefi ts of a plant-based lifestyle, 8:30am, Mt. Tabor Park, Portland, see nwveg.org. $25. 2 014 3rd of July Fireworks on Coos Bay, waterfront fi reworks display, 6-10:30pm, Mill Casino, 3201 Tremont Ave., North Bend. FREE. FRIDAY, 7/4 Yachats la de da Parade, festivities & fi reworks show, all day, 241 Hwy 101, Yachats. FREE. Haines Days 4th of July Celebration, cowboy breakfast, barbeque at the park, live music, fi reworks & more, 7am-dusk, Dick Camp Memorial Park, Haines, call 856-3350. FREE. Old Fashioned July 4 Festival, 8-11am breakfast, 11am-4pm festival w/artisans, crafts, food vendors & live music, fi reworks at 10pm, Drake Park on Mirror Pond, Bend, call 389-7275. FREE. 2014 Bite of Bend, bring your appetite & feast on small plates & libations from the best restaurants in the region, 11am, downtown Bend, call 323-0964. $1-$2/plate. 4th of July Pet Parade, Bend’s most historical event where children bring their pets to parade, 10pm, downtown Bend. FREE. Portland Saturday Market, 10am-5pm today & 11am- 4:30pm tomorrow, 108 W. Burnside St., Portland. FREE. Bluegrass on the Boardwalk, 10:30am Boardwalk Dash, 1pm bluegrass music, beer & food, 9pm fi reworks display, Brookings. FREE. Summer Kite Festival, kite fl ying demos, free kids kitemaking & more, 10am-4pm today & tomorrow, D-River Wayside, Lincoln City, call 800-452-2151. FREE. Safeway Waterfront Blues Festival 2014 continues. See July 3. Deepwood Annual Wine & Jazz Festival, 4-9pm, Historic Deepwood Estate, 1116 Mission St., Salem, call 503-363-1825. $11. Oregon Bach Festival: His Majesty’s Sagbutts & Cornetts, covering two centuries & four countries w/ an underlying theme of Love & War, includes music of Matthew Locke, John Wilbye, Giovanni Gabrieli & more, 7:30-9:30pm, Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Portland. $30 adv., $39 door. Klamath Kinetic Challenge continues. See Friday, June 27. Kruise of Klamath continues. See Friday, June 27. SATURDAY, 7/5 Portland Saturday Market, 10am-5pm today & 11am- 4:30pm tomorrow, 108 W. Burnside St., Portland. FREE. An Evening w/Pink Martini & China Forbes, 8pm, Britt Pavilion, 350 1st St., Jacksonville. $27-$52. Safeway Waterfront Blues Festival 2014 continues. See July 3. SUNDAY, 7/6 Oregon Bach Festival: Creation Triple Bill, rare choreographic collaboration w/Eugene Ballet Company & OBF in three perspectives on creation, w/Gabriela Montero playing Bach’s French Suite No. 2 adaptations, 3-5pm, Newmark Theatre, Portland. $15-$53. Pacifi c Crest Sports Festival continues. See June 27. Summer Arts Festival continues. See Friday, June 27. MON-SAT 11am-9:30pm SUN 9:30am - 9:30pm DELIVERY AVAILABLE 4:30-9:00pm Open Daily: 11am - 9:30pm 1308 Hilyard • 541-302-6444 Breakfast: Sat 11am-1pm & Sun 9:30am-1pm 80 E. 29th & Willamette 541-302-6444 COMPLETE FRENCH 101, 102, AND 103 THIS SUMMER! MMER! Lane Community College is pleased to offer a full year of beginning French in one 11-week summer session. This course is offered as a hybrid course: it meets Monday-Thursday in a traditional classroom on the Lane campus, and students also engage 20% of the course online, from home or another remote setting. h, UÊ French 101 and 102 meet for four weeks each, June 23-August 14 UÊ French 103 meets for three weeks, August 18-September 4 UÊ Each course is 5 credits, so students can earn up to 15 credits of first-year French UÊ French 101 and French 102 fulfill the language requirement for admission to 4 yr colleges and universities UÊ Successful completion of FR 103 allows students to enroll in the 200 level sequence next academic year and to fulfill the language requirement for a BA degree For more information: Karin Almquist almquistk@lanecc.edu 5 credit class = $475 (3 x) Summer fees = $154 Textbook = $206 541.463.5140 Division of Language, Literature and Communication 541.463.5419 SUNDAY, 6/29 Pacifi c Crest Sports Festival continues. See June 27. Summer Arts Festival continues. See Friday, June 27. Portland Saturday Market continues. See June 28. july TUESDAY, 7/1 Music on the Half Shell, w/Rick Estrin & The Nightcats, 7-9pm, Stewart Park, Roseburg. FREE. Oregon Bach Festival: Gabriela Montero, masterworks large & small on piano from two generations of Romantic composers & demonstration of improvisational skills w/themes provided by the audience, 7:30-9:30pm, Newmark Theatre, Portland. $15-$49. WEDNESDAY, 7/2 Oregon Bach Festival: St. Mark Passion, Bach piece w/Matthew Halls & OBF’s Berwick Chorus & Baroque Orchestra, 7:30-9:30pm, Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Portland. $30 adv., $39 door. THURSDAY, 7/3 Safeway Waterfront Blues Festival 2014, w/Gregg Allman, Los Lobos, Los Lonely Boys & more, today through Sunday, July 6, Tom McCall Waterfront Park, Naito Pkwy., Portland. $10. Explore Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge by Canoe or Kayak, BYO kayak, 5:30-7:30pm, email Meagan_ Campbell@fws.gov or call 270-0610 to pre-reg. & for location. FREE. Steely Dan in Concert, 5pm, Les Schwab Amphitheater, 344 Shevlin-Hixon Dr., Bend. $45. River Rhythms, evening of diverse, quality music, food vendors, children’s art activities, beer garden & more, 5:30-9pm, Monteith Riverpark, 489 Water Ave., Albany, call 917-7771 or see riverrhythms.org. FREE. Safeway Waterfront Blues Festival 2014 continues. See July 3. Portland Saturday Market continues. See July 5. MONDAY, 7/7 Explore Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge by Canoe or Kayak, BYO kayak, 8:45-10:45am, email Meagan_ Campbell@fws.gov or call 270-0610 to pre-reg. & for location. FREE. Oregon Bach Festival: Stangeland Family Youth Choral Academy, 90 young singers from all over the country, program w/Helmuth Rilling & the OBF orchestra including pair of motets by Bach, music by Mozart & a new Magnifi cat by David Childs in its world premiere, 5:30-7pm, Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Portland. $10. TUESDAY, 7/8 Music on the Half Shell, w/Playing for Change, 7-9pm, Stewart Park, Roseburg. FREE. WEDNESDAY, 7/9 10th Annual Golden Crown Literary Conference, feat. authors Lori Lake & Ann Bannon, seminars, workshops, author chats, karaoke nights & more, today through Sunday, Red Lion Hotel at Jantzen Beach, Portland, see goldencrown.org/conference for more info & pricing. Graffi ti Weekend: The Northwest’s Best Classic Car Cruise, 500 cars on display, drag races, parade & more, 9am-4pm today through Sunday, July 13, 410 S.E. Spruce St., Roseburg. Pricing varies, see graffi tiweekend.com. Oregon Bach Festival: Portland Baroque Orchestra, led by Monica Huggett, concert commemorating anniversaries of composers from the Italian, German & French Baroque traditions, 7:30-9:30pm, First Baptist Church, Portland. $15-$49. THURSDAY, 7/10 Oregon Summer Quilt Expo, 10am, Deschutes County Fair & Expo, 3800 S.W. Airport Way, Redmond. $10, ages 14 & under FREE. T ransformational Gifts CRYSTALS TAROT CARDS REMODELING SALE! 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