CALENDAR
Beethoven, Prokofiev & Lydia
Van Dreel, pre-concert talk,
3:15pm, Ashbrook Independent
School, auditorium, 4045 Re-
search Wy., Corvallis. $15-$18.
TUESDAY, November 7: OSUsed
Store Sale continues. See
Friday.
WEDNESDAY, November
8: Death Café Corvallis, Got
thoughts about mortality?
noon, Interzone, 1563 N.W.
Monroe Ave, Corvallis, facebook.
com/groups/deathcafecorvallis.
FREE.
NAMI Lane County’s Connection
Support Group in Florence, 6:30-
8pm, New Winds Apartments
Community Rm., 750 Lauren St.,
Florence. FREE.
THURSDAY, November 9 “An
Inconvenient Sequel” movie
screening, 6pm, Hatfield Marine
Science Visitor Ctr., Newport.
FREE or Don.
Inherit the Wind, 7:30pm,
Withycombe Hall, OSU Campus.
$5-$12.
Calendar Girls continues. See
Thursday, Nov. 2.
ATTENTION
OPPORTUNITIES
Due date for the calendar is
noon the Thursday before the
Thursday issue in which you
would like your event published.
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be included in our November
9 edition, please follow our
formatting guidelines w/the
date, name of the event, time,
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body of the email by Thursday,
November 2 at noon.
Ongoing volunteer opportunity:
Change a life, be a mentor w/
Sponsors Inc. Contact jsmith@
sponsorsinc.org or 541-735-
6400.
Call to Artists: Eugene Sym-
phony w/Travel Lane County
& McKenzie River Trust invites
public to submit photographs
& video of McKenzie River en-
virons for use in an innovative
performance of Vivaldi’s The
Four Seasons in Feb. 2018.
Submission deadline is 5pm,
Nov. 22. Details at eugenecas-
GALLERIES
Lane Arts Council’s First Friday
ArtWalk, a tour of galleries &
art venues, will be hosted by
internationally exhibited &
awarded artist, Aunia Kahn. The
tour begins at 5:30pm at Paul
Schatz Furniture (566 Olive St)
Paul Schatz Furniture Works
by Craig Erickson. 566 Olive St
gilt+gossamer “anxious
circles-despondent spheres”
by M.V. Moran. 873 Willamette
St
InEugene Real Estate “In the
Silence” by Wesley Hurd. 100 E.
Broadway
Passionflower Design Potter
Mary Briggs. 128 E. Broadway
Oregon Art Supply
“Boundaries: A Six-Woman
Show” ft. work by Zoe Cohen,
Jenny Gray, Ann Hamilton,
Rebecca Mannheimer, Sarah
Sedwick & Beverly Soasey.
1020 Pearl St
OPENING
Allies LLC A celebration of
color, artistic expression &
creative communication.
Reception Nov. 3, 4-7pm. 1725
Pearl St
Backstreet Gallery November
featured artists: Kathy King,
quilting, Mariann Mawcintt,
mosiacs, & Bill Johnson, 3D
mixed-media assemblages.
Reception Nov. 11, 3-5pm.
1421 Bay St., Old Town Florence
Broadway Commerce Ctr.
“Daydreams,” installations
by Terry Holloway. 44 W.
Broadway
City Hall Gallery Work by Julia
Clooten. Reception Nov. 9,
5-7pm. 225 5th St., Spfd
Cowfish Wire Sculpture by Joey
Edwards. 62 W. Broadway
Don Dexter Gallery Q4 Artists’
Reception: Joseph Peila & Kyle
Hunter. Through Dec. 18. 2233
Willamette St., ste. B
Eugene Public Library
Portraits of positive icons by
Simon Graves. Music: Calamity
Jazz plays Dixieland tunes at
6pm. 100 W. 10th Ave
Framin ArtWorks Photography
by Susan Detroy, “Infrared
Messages - Today’s Memories.”
505 High St
Gallery Calapooia Featured
artists during November:
Metalsmith Mary Lou Boydston
& calligrapher Nancy Anderson.
Reception Nov. 3, 6-8pm. 222
W. 1st Ave., Albany
HiFi Music Lounge Sarah Bush,
“The Climb,” Reception Nov. 3,
6-8pm. Through Nov. 30. 44 E.
7th Ave
Island Park Gallery Group
exhibition ft. work by Norma
Adams, Jackie Britton & Sandy
Swanson. Exhibit through Nov.
30. 215 W. C St., Spfd
Jordan Schnitzer Museum of
Art “Graphic Ideology: Cultural
Revolution Propaganda from
China,” Through Dec. 31.
“Mírame Bien: Portraits of
Mexico” by Manuel Álvarez
Bravo, Paul Strand & Edward
Weston,” Through Jan. 14.
“The Barberini Tapestries:
Woven Monuments of Baroque
Rome,” Through Jan. 21.
“Appropriating Science,” work
by Barbara MacCallum, Through
Jan. 28.
See others at jsma.uoregon.
edu. 1430 Johnson Ln
Karin Clarke Gallery Paintings
by Margaret Coe. 760
Willamette St
The Lincoln Gallery Annual
ArtChics Sale. 309 W. 4th Ave
Lane Community College
“Breath & Time” by Sarah Grew.
Reception Nov. 8, 3pm, bldg.
11.
“Reading a Wave,” Artist in
residence, Laura Elayne Miller,
closing reception, Nov. 9,
6:30pm, bldg. 10.
“The High School Yearbook
Project,” photo exhibition
w/works by Evan Baden.
Reception Nov. 14, 4pm, bldg
11. 4000 E. 30th Ave.
MAVEN A group show of small
artwork from a variety of NW
artists. Music by DJ Sarah Z
from 5-9pm. 271 W 8th Ave
cadescoast.org/photo-contest/
guidelines.
Call to Artists: Art for All Seasons
Exhibit, Maude Kerns Art Ctr. in-
vites artists to exhibit up to two
pieces of artwork in the 25th
annual exhibit. Art should be
delivered to Maude Kerns (1910
E. 15th Ave.) on Saturday, Nov.
11, between noon & 3pm. $5
per piece hanging/display fee.
For more info visit mkartcenter.
org or call 541-345-1571.
Fill Your Pantry Holiday Farmers
Market Pre-Orders. Pre-order on-
line at WillametteFarmandFood.
org. Deadline is Nov. 10.
Through October & November,
PeaceHealth Medical Group’s
Valley River Urgent Care
clinic (1400 Valley River Dr.) is
hosting drop-in flu shot clinics
every Tuesday & Thursday from
8am-7pm. Patients can pay
a fee of $25, or the clinic can
bill insurance. Anyone age 4
or older is welcome w/no appt.
necessary.
Kelly Middle School: Volunteer
librarians needed, contact Terri
at johnson_te@4j.lane.edu.
New Zone Gallery Johnmichael
T. Lahtinen shows whimsical
animal portraits in “Voyeur: An
Exploration of the Human Form
Through Queer Eyes.” w/music
from Mariah Moon & Naomi Ariel
of Grrrlz Rock. 220 W. 8th Ave
Oregon Gallery Animal, bird &
fishing-themed watercolors by
artist Dean Crouser. Through
Dec. 15. 199 E. 5th.
OUT ON A LIMB Gallery
Watercolors by Demetra
Kalams. 191 E. Broadway
Raven Frame Works Work from
Dan Chen. 325 W. 4th Ave
Red Wagon Creamery
“Chrysalis,” work by Angel
Nguyen. 55 W. Broadway
Townshend’s Teahouse Grab a
tea & check out some original
art. 41 W. Broadway
Tropical Contemporary
“Jabber-Jaw: Acts of
Translation,” works by seven
local artists, reception Nov. 3,
6-9pm. 1120 Bailey Hill Rd.,
#11
Umpqua Valley Arts
Association “Down Range” &
“Our Centennial Story.” Through
Dec. 22. Opening reception Nov.
3, 5-7pm. 1624 W. Harvard Ave.,
Roseburg
Vistra Framing & Gallery “Di-
ver-si-ty,” a work in a variety
of medium by Nancy Frances
Cheeseman expressing her
personal perspective on the
definition of “diversity.” 411 W.
4th Ave
Willamette Heritage Ctr Fire:
Celebrating 160 Years of the
Salem Fire Dept. Nov. 7-Dec. 23.
1313 S.E. Mill St., Salem
CONTINUING
Arts Ctr. Surface Tension:
Works by Christopher Russell
& Rafael Soldi. Through Nov. 9.
700 S.W. Madison Ave., Corvallis
Backstreet Gallery Featured
artists: John Leasure, oil
painter & Kathleen Wenzel,
multimedia artist, 1421 Bay
St., Old Town Florence
Dot Dotsons’ Photography at
Oregon presents: Olivia Parker
& Jerry Uelsmann. Through
Nov. 9. 1668 Willamette St
ECO Sleep Solutions & Gallery
Felted wool home décor &
apparel by Tylar Merrill; clay
tile collages by Annie Heron;
Senior Meals - Café 60 volun-
teers are needed to prepare &
serve meals at various sties.
Call Heather at 541-682-4268
or go to laneseniormeals.org for
more info.
AARP Tax-Aide Preparers & Fa-
cilitators needed to provide free
tax preparation for middle to low
income families & individuals.
Contact Don at donrdoerr@
comcast.net.
Eugene Public Library: Maker
Hub Open Labs are a place for
everyone to access equip-
ment, technology & arts tools.
Volunteers needed to greet
users, support a welcoming
cooperative environment &
assist. Training provided. 541-
682-8335.
Eugene Middle School Mentor
Program: the Eugene Middle
School Lunchtime Mentor Pro-
gram pairs caring, responsible
adults in the community w/
at-risk middle school students
to meet once a week during
the school year for 30 mins at
lunchtime, for more info visit
4j.lane.edu/hr/volunteers/mid-
dleschoolmentorprogram.
Call to artists: Rights of Nature
now acceping submissions for a
logo. “Our mission is to educate
the community regarding the
inherent Rights of Nature, &
to establish legal rights for the
protection of ecosystems & nat-
ural commnuities so that they
may exist, evolve & flourish.”
Submissions requested as do-
nation. Contact River for details:
riversweet8@gmail.com.
SMART Head Start Readers
needed at Brattain (Spfd) and
Fairfield (Eugene) programs to
preschoolers for 10-15 minutes
each during the school year.
Contact Laurie at 541-726-3302
for info.
Long Term Care Ombudsman
- Certified volunteers needed
to serve as resident advocates
who identify, investigate &
resolve complaints in order to
protect rights of nursing home
residents. Must be 21+, pass
criminal background check
& attend 48 hr training and
annual training. Contact Diane
at 541-345-2846.
Elder Help - Companions needed
to provide companionship,
transportation for shopping
& errands, correspondence,
reading & respite care to home
bound clients. Contact Clarence
at 541-517-6396.
HIV Alliance - Seeking multiple
volunteers for its Prevention
Program & Education programs
as well as office & admin
support. Contact Patti at 541-
729-0633.
Oregon Money Management:
Assistants offer support to peo-
ple w/limited incomes & assets
who need help w/organizing
financial papers, budgeting, etc.
Volunteers are certified through
online training. Contact Kristi at
541-682-4177.
Siuslaw Watershed Council is
seeking nominations for an
individdual or organization to
receive its highest honor, the
“Spirit of the Siuslaw” Award.
Each year a person or organiza-
tion who especially exemplifies
work on watershed health &
involving human & natural re-
sources w/in our region is cho-
sen for this award. Nominations
are due Nov. 7. Visit siuslaw.org
for more info.
M.V. MORAN’S ‘FRIED EGGS WITH A SIDE OF GRIEF’ AT GILT+GOSSAMER
silk apparel by Lybi Thomas; &
other artists. 25 E. 8th Ave
Eugene Yoga “Travel Paintings
in Gouache, watercolor &
ink” by Patti McNutt. 245 E.
Broadway
Fairbanks Gallery “Bob
Dylan: Photographs by Daniel
Kramer,” Through Nov. 30. 220
S.W. 26th St., Corvallis
Goldworks Jewelry Art Studio
Original jewelry by Goldworks
staff. 169 E. Broadway
Hallie Ford Museum of Art
Crow’s Shadow Institue of
The Arts 25th Anniversary
exhibition. Through Dec. 22.
700 State St., Salem
Jazz Station Photos of artists
appearing at the Jazz Station
by Keith Munson. Gallery open
until 7pm. 124 W. Broadway
Malerische Galerie “Access:
Greek Isles,” oil paintings by R.
Atencio depicting hospitality &
exposure of the Greek Islands.
236 Main St., Spfd
Maude Kerns Día de los
Muertos exhibit. Oct. 13-Nov. 3.
1910 E. 15th Ave
MECCA Series of works in a
variety of media which have
either been left, donated or
forgotten. 449 Willamette St
Mosaic Fair Trade Collection
Local waterfall photography
& fair trade wine tasting. 28 E.
Broadway
Museum of Natural History
“DIGNITY: Tribes in Transition,”
photographs by Dana Gluckstein.
Oct. 6 through Dec. 17.
“Explore Oregon.” “Oregon—
Where Past is Present,”
“Wolves & Wild Lands.” 1680 E.
15th Ave
O’Brien Photo Gallery
Photography by Matt Reese
“The Dramatic Leaf,” Sept. 16-
Nov. 16. 2833 Willamette, ste. B
Oakshire Public House
Canada’s Great Divide
Trail, photography by Jon
Christopher Meyers. Through
Nov. 21. 207 Madison
Raven Frame Works Works by
local artist Dan Chen. Sculpture
demo. 325 W. 4th Ave
Shadowfox Grab a cup of coffee
& enjoy original art. 76 W.
Broadway
St. Vincent de Paul Work by St.
Vincent’s resident artists. 100
E. 11th Ave
Tronson Gallery Jerry Ross,
“New Paintings from Holland,”
through Nov. 740 Main St., Spfd
UO Law School Gallery Greg
Giesy Photography, through
Dec. 18. 1515 Agate St
White Lotus Gallery
“Interpretation of the Landscape,”
paintings by Jon Jay Cruson.
Through Nov. 28. 767 Willamette St
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