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What The Festival — the
self-described “boutique”
music fest — is coming
to an area roughly 90
miles east of Portland.
It’ll be worth the drive,
no worries. Plus, it’s got
shuttle resources and
ride shares. Cutting to
the chase, be ready to
dance. Headliners include
Thievery Corporation
(super upbeat DJ) and
Bonobo (kind of big-band
DJ electronica) — two
bands that’ll get your toes
tappin’ and your heart
racing. If you’re into jazz-
funk and salad greens,
WTF has that covered
with Boston-based band
Lettuce. The overall line
up is a big ol’ mash up of
jazz, funk, electronic and
DJ sets, so if you’re in the
mood to move, this festival
is right up your alley. WTF
runs June 17-20; full line-
up (plus directions) at
whatthefestival.com.
Thievery Corporation
SATURDAY, 7/2
Obsidians: Blanton Heights to Spencer Butte, 9
miles. Reg. at obsidians.org.
Steve Goodbar; 2pm Musekiwa Chingodza; 3:30pm
Gumbo Groove; 8th & Oak. FREE.
Obsidians: Mt. Jefferson climb, 16 miles. Reg. at
obsidians.org.
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art Public Tour, enjoy
a guided tour with admission. 1-1:45pm. Cost of
admission.
First Saturday Park Walk, interpretive walk led by a
naturalist, 9-11am, Delta Ponds, meet in the parking
lot off Goodpasture Island Rd. FREE.
Corvallis Knights vs. Willamette Valley Brewers,
7:15pm, Goss Stadium, 430 S.W. Langton Pl.,
Corvallis. $6.
Eugene Pro Rodeo continues. See 7/1.
Oregon Bach Festival, MacMillan Requiem & Bach
Magnifica (World Premiere), Silva Concert Hall, Hult
Center, 7:30pm. $20-$60.
Art & The Vineyard & Freedom Festival Fireworks
July 4, premier art & wine festival & fundraiser
for Maude Kerns Art Center, today through 7/4,
Alton Baker Park. 7/2 & 7/3, 10am-9pm, 7/4, 10am-
fireworks’ end. artandthevineyard.org. Three-day
pass, $16; general admission 7/2 & 7/3, $8; general
admission 7/4, $9; age 6-14, $3. Children under 5
FREE.
Dragon Boat Paddling continues. See 6/4.
Lane County Farmers Market continues. See 6/4.
Eugene Emeralds vs. Salem-Keizer continues. See
7/1.
SUNDAY, 7/3
Obsidians: Olallie Mountain, 7.2 miles. Reg. at
obsidians.org.
Eugene Pro Rodeo continues. See 7/1.
Red White & Blue Riverfront Festival, a fun-filled
summer festival offering foods, beverages, craft
booths, live bands, children’s entertainment, today
& tomorrow, 5-11pm & 7/4, 10 am-11pm, downtown
Corvallis Riverfront. Don.
Fiddlin’ Sue Band, 2-5pm, Sarver Winery,
sarverwinery.com
Oregon Bach Festival, Viennese Masters III: Quintets
for Piano & Winds, Beall Concert Hall, University of
Oregon, 3pm, $20-$60.
Oregon Bach Festival, Stangeland Family Youth
Choral Academy, Silva Concert Hall, Hult Center,
7:30pm, $20.
Yoga in the Vineyard continues. See 6/5.
Saturday Market, 10am-5pm; 10am Janet Naylor &
Linda Danielson; 11am Lorna Miller; noon Tangor; 1pm
Eugene Emeralds vs. Salem-Keizer continues. See
7/1.
US Olympic Track & Field Trials continues. See 7/1.
Art & The Vineyard continues. See 7/2.
US Olympic Track & Field Trials continues. See 7/1.
MONDAY, 7/4
Aquafina OTC Butte to Butte, 10K, 5K, 4M walk,
eclecticedgeracing.com. Cost varies.
Fern Ridge Fireworks Display, Orchard Point &
Richardson Parks will be open into the evening
to allow visitors to experience the Eugene Yacht
Club’s annual fireworks display over Fern Ridge
Reservoir. Parks are open all day, fireworks start at
dark (10pm), Orchard Point Park, 27060 Clear Lake
Rd & Richardson Park, 25950 Richardson Park Rd.
$5 parking fee.
Light of Liberty with The Lovin’ Spoonful headliners,
food court, children’s area with pony rides, magic
shows, music, balloon arts, crafts, inflatables & more,
Island Park, 200 W. B St., gates open at 4pm; live
music begins at 5pm; fireworks at 10pm, tickets on
Serving
Breakfast
& Lunch
Everything
made from scratch
Large selection
of gluten-free Items
45 E. 8th Ave. Eugene
At the corner of 8th and Park
458-201-7062
jazzyladiescafe.com
Monday-Friday 8am-3pm
Saturday 9am-3pm
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