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and Wine Co., 907 W. 3rd
Ave. No cover.
The Nik Barber Group,
drummer, 7pm, Beergarden,
777 W. 6th Ave. No cover.
OBF: The Leipzig Connec-
tion, 7:30pm, Beall Concert
Hall, UO. $10-50.
Funk Jam, 9pm, Luckey's,
933 Olive St. No cover.
NIGHTLIFE
A Big Dirty Burlesque Show,
9pm, The Big Dirty, 844
Olive St. $5.
SPECTATOR SPORTS
Soccer: Lane United vs. OVF
Alliance, 7pm, Civic Park,
2054 Amazon Pkwy. $6-12,
kids under 5 FREE.
Eugene Emeralds vs Everett
AquaSox, 7:35pm, PK Park,
2800 Martin Luther King Jr.
Blvd. Tickets at MiLB.com.
FRI 7/1
ART/CRAFT
ArtWalk & ArtsAlive, 5:30-
8pm, Downtown Eugene.
More info at LaneArts.org.
FOOD/DRINK
Zucchini Zoodle Time! w/
Yaakov Levine, 2-2:45pm,
Natural Grocers, 201 Co-
burg Road. FREE.
GATHERINGS
Free First FRI at the
Museum, 10am, Museum of
Natural and Cultural His-
tory, 1680 E. 15th Ave.
MUSIC
2022 Waterfront Blues Fes-
tival (thru 7/4), Tom McCall
Waterfront Park, 750 SW
Front Ave., Portland. Ticket
info at WaterFrontBlues-
Fest.com.
Skip Jones Band, folk, 6pm,
Territorial Vineyards and
Wine Co., 907 W. 3rd Ave.
No cover.
Damian Erskine Trio ft.
Greg Goebel & Charlie
Doggett, 7:30pm, The Jazz
Station, 124 W. Broadway.
$20.
OBF: Stangeland Fam-
ily Youth Choral Academy,
7:30pm, Hult Ctr. $10-20.
Sweet N' Juicy, rock,
7:30pm, The Public House,
418 A St., Spfd. No cover.
Britt Festival Orchestra
— American Soundscapes,
8pm, Britt Music & Arts
Festival, 350 S. 1st St., Jack-
sonville. Tickets starting
at $63.
NIGHTLIFE
Freedom Night, 8pm, The
Big Dirty, 844 Olive St. $22.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
Cycling: Northwest Tandem
Rally (thru 7/4). Schedules
and registration info at
NWTReugene.com. $180.
SPECTATOR SPORTS
Eugene Emeralds vs Everett
AquaSox, 7:35pm, PK Park,
2800 Martin Luther King Jr.
Blvd. Tickets at MiLB.com.
Eugene Pro Rodeo (thru
7/4) — Family Night, Tough
Enough to Wear Pink, Patri-
ot Night, American Celebra-
tion — Oregon Horse Ctr.,
90751 Prairie Rd. $9-35.
Times & ticket purchases at
EugeneRodeo.com.
THEATER
COMPANY, 7:30pm today &
7/2 2pm 7/3 Actors Cabaret
of Eugene, 996 Willamette
St. $25.
SAT 7/2
LECTURES/CLASSES
Mountain Biking Fundamen-
tal Skills w/ Cog Wild, 9am-
3pm, Cog Wild Oakridge,
48241 E. 1st St., Oakridge.
More info at CogWild.com.
$145.
MUSIC
Ween, alt-indie, 6:30pm,
Edgefield Concerts, 2126
SW Halsey St., Troutdale.
$52-55.
OBF: Schubert: Winterreise,
7:30pm, Beall Concert Hall,
UO. $10-40.
Sweet N' Juicy, rock,
7:30pm, Beergarden, 777 W.
6th Ave. No cover.
NIGHTLIFE
Double D’s Vinyl Dance
Party, 6pm, Territorial
Vineyards and Wine Co., 907
W. 3rd Ave. FREE.
SPECTATOR SPORTS
Eugene Emeralds vs Everett
AquaSox, 5:05pm, PK Park,
2800 Martin Luther King Jr.
Blvd. Tickets at MiLB.com.
Eugene Pro Rodeo contin-
ues. See 7/1.
THEATER
COMPANY continues. See
7/1.
SUN 7/3
ART/CRAFT
Steve LaRiccia: The
Imaginary of Steamworks
R&D Labs and Will Mitchell:
Undressed (thru 7/31), New
Zone Art Gallery, 110 E. 11th
Ave.
MUSIC
OBF: Viano String Quartet,
3pm, Beall Concert Hall, UO.
$10-40.
Eastside Jam, 5pm, Twisted
River Saloon, 1444 Main St.,
Spfd. No cover.
Trombone Shorty & friends,
6pm, Edgefield Concerts,
2126 SW Halsey St., Trout-
dale. $54-60.
Britt Festival Orchestra:
Rhythms of the Barrio w/
People of Earth, 8pm, Britt
Music & Arts Festival, 350
S. 1st St., Jacksonville. Tick-
ets starting at $63.
NIGHTLIFE
Virtuoso: Producer Meet-
Up, 8pm, The Big Dirty, 844
Olive St. No price listed.
SPECTATOR SPORTS
Eugene Emeralds vs Everett
AquaSox, 5:05pm, PK Park,
2800 Martin Luther King Jr.
Blvd. Tickets at MiLB.com.
Eugene Pro Rodeo contin-
ues. See 7/1.
THEATER
COMPANY continues. See
7/4.
MON 7/4
HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY
HOLIDAY
2022 4th of 7/Celebration in
Creswell — Pancake break-
fast, 7-10am, Holt Park, 5th
& A St.; Vendors, food &
live music, 10am-4pm, Holt
Park; Independence Parade,
11am, downtown Creswell;
Fireworks at dusk, Creswell
High School, Niblock Ln.
More info at Business.Cre-
swellChamber.com.
SPECTATOR SPORTS
Aquafina OTC Butte To
Butte, 7:30am. Registration
& course map at ButteTo-
Butte.com. FREE to specta-
tors. Cheer on the runners.
Eugene Pro Rodeo contin-
ues. See 7/ 7/1.
TUES 7/5
KIDS/FAMILY
Activity Kits for Kids, all day,
all Eugene Public Library
locations. FREE.
MUSIC
OBF: Bach: St. Matthew
Passion, 7:30pm, Hult Ctr.
$10-60.
WED 7/6
KIDS/FAMILY
Folks Songs & Puppetry w/
Red Yarn, 10:30am, Spring-
field Public Library, 225 5th
St. FREE
Red Yarn’s Backyard: Family
Show, 2pm, Sheldon Com-
munity Ctr., 2445 Willaken-
zie Rd. FREE
MUSIC
Sounds like Summer Con-
cert w/ Whisky Banditos,
6:30pm, Island Park, 200
W. B St., Spfd. FREE w/ one
food donation
Kalyna Rakel, 7pm, The Pub-
lic House, 418 A St., Spfd.
No cover.
Rainy Day Blues Society
Showcase ft. local, regional
& national artists, 7pm,
Mac's Restaurant & Night-
club, 1626 Willamette St. No
cover.
THUR 7/7
MUSIC
Tim McLaughlin’s Simple
Trio, jazz, 6pm, Territorial
Vineyards and Wine Co., 907
W. 3rd Ave. No cover.
Jason Mraz, country-pop,
7pm, Britt Music & Arts
Festival, 350 S. 1st St., Jack-
sonville. Tickets starting
at $92.
Khruangbin, rock-funk.,
w/ Men I Trust, 7:30pm,
Hayden Homes Amphithe-
ater, 344 SW Shevlin Hixon
Dr., Bend. $45.
MarchFourth, 7pm, Sisters
Art Works, 204 W. Adams.
Sisters. Ticket info at Sis-
tersFolkFestival.org.
Allah-Las, indie-rock, 8pm,
Sessions Music Hall, 44 E.
7th Ave. $20-25.
SPECTATOR SPORTS
Soccer: Lane United vs.
Capital FC Atletico, 7pm,
Civic Park, 2054 Amazon
Pkwy. $6-12, kids under 5
FREE.
FRI 7/8
ART/CRAFT
Downtown Springfield Art
Walk, 5:30pm. Info at Emer-
aldArtCenter.org.
Springfield H2Oh! Exhibit
(thru Dec. 31) Springfield
History Museum, 590 Main
St., Spfd.
Oregon Country Fair, 11am-
7pm today, 7/9 & 7/10, Or-
egon Country Fairgrounds,
24207 OR-126, Veneta.
Ticket info at OregonCoun-
tryFair.org.
64 Bits or Less Retro
Gaming Festival, 2-11pm
today & 7/9, Benton County
Fairgrounds, 110 SW 53rd
St., Corvallis. $15.
LECTURES/CLASSES
Mountain Biking Downhill
Clinic w/ Cog Wild, 9am-
3pm, Cog Wild Oakridge,
48241 E. 1st St., Oakridge.
More info at CogWild.com.
$145.
MUSIC
County Line Flowers
Summer Benefit Concert
Series, 5-9pm, County Line
Flowers, 21055 Coburg Rd.,
Harrisburg. $15 per car.
The Jazz Station Big Band,
5pm, Farmers Market Pa-
vilion, E. 8th Ave. & Oak St.
No cover.
Greg Nestler, singer-song-
writer, 7:30pm, The Public
House, 418 A St., Spfd. No
cover.
The Miller Brothers, coun-
try, 6 pm, Territorial Vine-
yards and Wine Company,
907 W 3rd Ave.
THEATER
COMPANY, 7:30pm today
& 7/ 7/9, Actors Cabaret of
Eugene, 996 Willamette St.
$25.
Lady Be Good, 7:30pm &
and 7/97/9, 3pm 7/10, The
Shedd. $29-39.
SAT 7/9
GATHERINGS
Trans Community Support
Group, 3:30-5pm. Info at
TransPonder.Community.
64 Bits or Less Retro Gam-
ing Festival continues. See
7/8.
Oregon Country Fair contin-
ues. See 7/8.
LECTURES/CLASSES
Mountain Biking Flow Clinic
w/ Cog Wild, 9am-3pm, Cog
Wild Oakridge, 48241 E. 1st
St., Oakridge. More info at
CogWild.com. $145.
Steam Punk Workshop w/
Steve La Riccia, 1-4pm,
The New Zone Gallery, 110
E. 11th. $30 plus $10 for
materials.
MUSIC
Slightly Stoopid, reggae,
w/ Pepper, Common Kings
and Fortunate Youth, 5pm,
Hayden Homes Amphithe-
ater, 344 SW Shevlin Hixon
Dr., Bend. $49.50.
Geoffrey Mays, guitarist,
6pm, Territorial Vineyards
and Wine Co., 907 W. 3rd
Ave. No cover.
Khruangbin, soul-surf rock,
w/ Men I Trust, 6:30pm,
Edgefield Concerts, 2126
SW Halsey St., Troutdale.
Sold out.
Elena Leona Project, hip
hop-rap, 7:30pm, Beergar-
den, 777 W. 6th Ave. No
cover.
THEATER
COMPANY continues. See 7/8.
Lady Be Good continues.
See 7/8.
SUN 7/10
GATHERINGS
Oregon Country Fair contin-
ues. See 7/8.
LECTURES/CLASSES
Wild Inks: Forage Color!,
1-3pm, Mountain Rose
Herbs Mercantile Annex,
152 W 5th Ave., #3. $5.
MARKETS
Whiteaker Community
Market, 11am-4pm, Scobert
Park, 4th Ave. & Blair Blvd.
Alluvium Free Outdoor Mar-
ket, 1-3pm, Alluvium, 810 W
3rd Ave.
NIGHTLIFE
Open Mic night!, 5-7 m,
Coldfire Brewing Co., 263
Mill St. FREE.
Alluvium Open Mic, 7-10pm,
Alluvium, 810 W. 3rd Ave.
FREE.
THEATER
Lady Be Good continues.
See 7/8.
MON 7/11
LECTURES/CLASSES
SciFi & Fantasy Camp for
young writers (thru 7/15),
1-4pm, Shelton McMur-
phey Johnson House, 303
Willamette St. More info at
WordCrafters.org. $199-
229.
TUES 7/12
GATHERINGS
Silent Book Club w/ Eugene
Public Library, 6pm, Gradu-
ate Hotel, 66 E. 6th Ave.
FREE. Cocktails & bites
available for purchase.
Deadhead Time
GET YOUR DEAD ON WITH PHIL LESH AND FRIENDS
AT THE CUTHBERT
By Charles Gearing
G
rab your tie-dye, folks. Phil Lesh and
Friends will visit Cuthbert Amphithe-
ater for a jam under the sun in mid June.
They’ll be looking for Eugene’s cohort of
Deadheads to welcome them to the stage.
Since Jerry Garcia’s death, bassist
Lesh has worked on a number of projects
with different artists, co-founding Furthur with former
Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weir and forming his own
group, Phil Lesh and Friends.
The group is true to its influences, playing an array
of Grateful Dead favorites. At their most recent show
April 10, Lesh and Friends played the Skull and Roses
Festival in Ventura, California. The band’s setlist was
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groovy, with “Mississippi Half-Step Uptown Toodeloo,”
“Franklin’s Tower,” “Iko Iko” and “St. Stephen” to kick
off the show.
Lesh and Friends have been known to mix in covers
from other classic rock groups. They played The Band’s
“When I Paint My Masterpiece” during their four-night
showing in Port Chester, New York, in 2021.
The group’s Cuthbert show will mark the second
appearance of their summer tour, which runs through
the next few months before ending in mid October. After
playing in Eugene, they’ll head to Redmond, Washington,
the following day, and Bonner, Montana, five days later.
Phil Lesh and Friends is Saturday, June 11 at the Cuthbert
Amphitheater. Gates open 5:30 pm, show at 7 pm. Tickets $55 to $95.
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