CALENDAR
SATURDAY, JULY 2: Baseball:
Corvallis Knights vs. Willamette
Valley Brewers, 7:15pm, Goss
Stadium, Corvallis. $6.
SUNDAY, JULY 3: July 3rd Cele-
bration, 9am-11:30pm, Oregon
Garden, Silverton. $8-$14, FREE
after 6pm.
Red, White & Blue Riverfront
Festival, 5-11pm today & 10am-
11pm tomorrow, Riverfront
Park, Corvallis. Don.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 6: Baseball:
Corvallis Knights vs. Wenatchee
Applesox, 6pm today & 8pm
tomorrow, Goss Stadium,
Corvallis. $6.
THURSDAY, JULY 7: Movies
in the Garden, 7pm, Oregon
Garden, Silverton. $2-$4.
EVENTS FOR JULY 2016
FRI 01 FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK with Bossa Nova Duo [ 5:15P ]
Serene and engaging spirit of bossa nova
FRI 01 Rob Tobias and the Northwest Express [ 8:00P ]
Songs of love, progressive values, appreciation of the Northwest
SAT 02 Concrete Loveseat - two shows 7P and 9P
A journey through love and ache, passion and reverie
WED 06 Kohala
THU
Fun, festive and sultry classics featuring the Brasil 66 sound
FRI 08 Nancy King with Randy Porter Trio - two shows 7P and 9P
SAT 09 Sound Underground
THU
Acoustic instrumental blend of island, folk, world and jazz music
07 Bossanaire BRAZIL PARTY !
Drawing on many influences the trio spins colorful, musical stories
14 Jesse Cloninger Quartet
An evening of jazz from eras old and new - something for everybody
FRI 15 Alvin and the ChipFunks
Perfect mixture of jazz, funk, R&B, gospel, hip hop, blues, and more
SAT 16 Under the Lake
THU
Heavy doses of funkified bass and soul = jazz, groove and attitude
21 Joshua Hettwer
Saxophonist returns with a fresh batch of original compositions
FRI 22 Andy Armer Trio
SAT 23 Michael Radliff
The Music of Chet Baker - Part 2
28 German Guitarists - Sonke Meinen and Philipp Wiechert
SAT 30 Zvonimir Tot
THU
Exceptional jazz guitarist with a melodic quality to his improvisations
SHOWS START AT 7:30P UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED
The Jazz Station features live jazz music. All ages are welcome.
Visit our website for events schedule, info on performers and links to music,
to purchase Advance Sale Tickets, membership info, and to sign-up for e-newsletter.
Eugene’s Home For Jazz
124 West Broadway
Advance tickets available online @ www.thejazzstation.org
Twangy and decked out in plaid, the Whiskey Shivers are
the epitome of hipster country boys. And, boy, do they
know how to play. The band (claiming to have been “born in
a woodpile”) got started in 2009, and they’ve been raisin’
hell, whiskey bottles in hand, ever since. Bobby Fitzgerald
(vocals, fiddle) curls his mustache and croons raspy-
voiced lyrics of love, life and booze. Andrew VanVoorhees
plucks away at the upright bass. Joe Duece scratches the
washboard. Guitarist Jeff “Horti” Hortillosa and banjo phe-
nom James Bookert are damn near impossible to keep up
with. Whiskey Shivers get down and play hard Wednesday
at the Hi-Fi Lounge. Check ‘em out for an always-needed
dose of yee-haw.
Catch Whiskey Shivers 10pm Wednesday, July 6, at the Hi-
Fi Music Hall, 44 E. 7th Ave.; $10. — Kelsey Anne Rankin
Zen Meditation continues. See
Thursday, June 30.
THEATER No Shame Workshop
continues. See Thursday, June
30.
VOLUNTEER Care for Owen Rose
Garden continues. See Thursday,
June 30.
Native Plant Nursery Volunteer
Work Party continues. See Thurs-
day, June 30.
CORVALLIS
AND SURROUNDING
AREAS
THURSDAY, JUNE 30: Baseball:
Corvallis Knights vs. Mid-Valley
Rockets, 7:30pm, Goss Stadium,
Corvallis. $6.
FRIDAY, JULY 1: Baseball: Corvallis
Knights vs. Polk County Growlers,
6:40pm, Goss Stadium, Corvallis. $6.
Becky’s New Car, 7:30pm today
& tomorrow, Majestic Theatre,
Corvallis. $14-$16.
ATTENTION
OPPORTUNITIES
The Arts Center in Corvallis is look-
ing for submissions through Dec. 1
for its upcoming microbiology-art
exhibition “To See the Unseen.”
See theartscenter.net for more
information.
Citizen Review Board is looking for
volunteers. Call 682-2411 for more
information.
KOCF 92.5 Fern Ridge Community
Radio is seeking a volunteer chief
engineer to share technological
expertise. For more info, contact
Dean Middleton at 543-7625 or
dean.middleton10@gmail.com
The Lane County Board of Commis-
sioners seeks applications from
folks interested in serving on the
Lane County Planning Commis-
sion. Submit applications by 5pm
Friday, July 1. See lanecounty.org
for more information.
The Maude Kerns Art Center invites
artists to submit work for the 23rd
annual Día de los Muertos Exhibit
by Friday, Aug. 12. Call 345-1571 for
more information.
SASS is doing intakes for a bound-
aries workshop for self-identified
women 18 and older who are
survivors of sexual assault. Call
484-9791 for more information.
Every Saturday • 10 AM–5 PM • 8th & Oak • Rain or Shine
So much is new at Market this season! Like
Colin Hazard’s whimsical artwork and Sarah
Seitzman’s soothing Batiah Botanicals...
www.eugenesaturdaymarket.org
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