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Newspaper Page Textater, 344 SW Shevlin Hixon Dr. $45-100. Old Crow Medicine Show, country, 7:30pm, Britt Mu- sic & Arts Festival, 350 S. 1st St, Jacksonville. Tickets start at $76. The Tree People, alt-indie, 7:30pm, WOW Hall, 291 W. 8th Ave. $15-18. NIGHTLIFE Flashback 90s vs. 200’s Summer edition, Blairally, 245 Blair Blvd. $5. SPECTATOR SPORTS Eugene Emeralds vs Spo- kane Indians, 5:05pm, PK Park, 2800 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Tickets at MiLB.com. World Athletics Champion- ships Oregon22 continues. See 7/15. THEATER Lady Be Good continues. See 7/15. SUN 7/17 COMEDY Nate Bargatze, 8pm, Britt Music & Arts Festival, 350 S. 1st St, Jacksonville. Tick- ets start at $75. GATHERINGS Oregon Geo Fest (rock, crystal & mineral show), 11am-5pm, Broadway Ctr., 2100 W. Broadway. FREE. Eugene Riverfront Festival continues. See 7/15. Bohemia Mining Days con- tinues. See 7/14. LECTURES/CLASSES Gaia’s Magical Indigo Dyeing Workshop, 1-3pm, Mountain Rose Herbs Mercantile Annex, 152 W. 5th Ave. #3. FREE. MUSIC The Melvins, hard rock, 8pm, Sessions Music Hall, 44 E. 7th Ave. $25-30. SPECTATOR SPORTS Eugene Emeralds vs Spo- kane Indians, 4:05pm, PK Park, 2800 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Tickets at MiLB.com. World Athletics Champion- ships Oregon22 continues. See 7/15. THEATER Lady Be Good continues. See 7/15. MON 7/18 WED 7/20 GATHERINGS Eugene Riverfront Festival continues. See 7/15. Bohemia Mining Days con- tinues. See 7/14. KIDS/FAMILY Activity Kits for Kids, all day, all Eugene Public Library locations. LECTURES/CLASSES Adventures in Writing Sum- mer Camp for middle school writers (thru 7/22), 1-4 pm, Shelton McMurphey John- son House, 303 Willamette St. Register at WordCraft- ers.org. $199-229. Build-A-Tiny House Summer Camp — kids ages 8 to 12 (thru 7/21), 1-4pm, The New Zone Gallery, 110 E. 11th Ave. $105 plus $20 for materials. MUSIC Idit Shner & Mhondoro, 9pm, The Jazz Station, 124 W. Broadway. No price listed. Nurser, metal, w/ Black- tracks & root_DIR, 9 pm, Old Nick's Pub, 211 Washing- ton St. $10. SPECTATOR SPORTS World Athletics Champion- ships Oregon22 continues. See 7/15. GATHERINGS Lane County Fair, 11am- 11pm today thru 7/23, 11am- 8pm 7/24, Lane County Fairgrounds, 796 W. 13th Ave. Ticket info at AtThe- Fair.org. Eugene Riverfront Festival continues. See 7/15. LECTURES/CLASSES Frank & Dotty Light Sum- mer Youth Art Camp con- tinues. See 7/19. Adventures in Writing Sum- mer Camp continues. See 7/18. Build-A-Tiny House Summer Camp continues. See 7/18. Collaborative Storytelling Camp: For Teens continues. See 7/13. MUSIC Japanese Drumming w/ Eugene Taiko, 10:30am, Springﬁeld Public Library, 225 5th St. No cover Rainbow Kitten Surprise, alt-indie, w/ Houndmouth, 6:30pm, Edgeﬁeld Concerts, 2126 SW Halsey St., Trout- dale. $46. Sounds like Summer Con- cert w/ Candy Apple Bleu, jazz, 6:30pm, Island Park, 200 W. B St., Spfd. FREE w/ one food donation. Dylan Crawford, singer/ songwriter, 7pm, The Public House, 418 A St., Spfd. No cover. One Night of Queen (Gary Mullen & the Works, Queen tribute band), 7:30pm, Lane County Fairgrounds, 796 W. 13th Ave. $25-39. Sean Peterson Group, 9pm, The Jazz Station, 124 W. Broadway. No price listed. Vintersea, metal, w/ Grave- shadow, 9:30 pm, Old Nick's Pub, 211 Washington St. $10.50. SPECTATOR SPORTS World Athletics Champion- ships Oregon22 continues. See 7/15. TUES 7/19 GATHERINGS Eugene Riverfront Festival continues. See 7/15. LECTURES/CLASSES Frank & Dotty Light Sum- mer Youth Art Camp, Ses- sion 1: Digital Art & Music (thru 7/22), 1-5pm, Emerald Art Ctr., 500 Main St., Spfd. $140-160. Adventures in Writing Sum- mer Camp continues. See 7/18. Build-A-Tiny House Summer Camp continues. See 7/18. MUSIC Michael Radliﬀ, 9pm, The Jazz Station, 124 W. Broad- way. No price listed. SPECTATOR SPORTS World Athletics Champion- ships Oregon22 continues. See 7/15. THUR 7/21 GATHERINGS Tales in the Mail, 6-8pm, site TBD. More info at Word- Crafters.org. Members FREE, non-members $15. Lane County Fair continues. See 7/20. Eugene Riverfront Festival continues. See 7/15. LECTURES/CLASSES Frank & Dotty Light Sum- mer Youth Art Camp con- tinues. See 7/19. Adventures in Writing Sum- mer Camp continues. See 7/18. Build-A-Tiny House Summer Camp continues. See 7/18. MUSIC 2022 Northwest String Summit (thru 7/24), 21277 NW Brunswick Canyon Rd., North Plains. Ticket & lineup info at StringSummit. com. The Porch Band, country, 6pm, Territorial Vineyards and Wine Co., 907 W. 3rd Ave. No cover. Michael Franti & Spear- head, alt-indie, w/ The New Respects, 6:30pm, Edgeﬁeld Concerts, 2126 SW Halsey St., Troutdale. $60-65. The Black Crowes, rock, 6:30pm, Hayden Homes Am- phitheater, 344 SW Shevlin Hixon Dr. $49.50. Sisters Folk Festival: Rising Appalachia, 7pm, Sisters Art Works, 204 W. Adams. Sisters. Ticket info at Sis- tersFolkFestival.org. ZugH, reggae-funk, 7pm, Beergarden, 777 W. 6th Ave. No cover. T.I., hip hop, 7:30pm, Lane County Fairgrounds, 796 W. 13th Ave. $49-77. Joe Manis, 9pm, The Jazz Station, 124 W. Broadway. No price listed. SPECTATOR SPORTS World Athletics Champion- ships Oregon22 continues. See 7/15. FRI 7/22 GATHERINGS Lane County Fair continues. See 7/20. Eugene Riverfront Festival continues. See 7/15. LECTURES/CLASSES Frank & Dotty Light Sum- mer Youth Art Camp con- tinues. See 7/19. Adventures in Writing Sum- mer Camp continues. See 7/18. MUSIC The Traceys, folk, noon, Heritage Courtyard at Oakway Ctr., Coburg Rd. No cover. Jonathan Corona Jazz Group, 5pm, Farmers Mar- ket Pavilion, E. 8th Ave. & Oak St. No cover. Concrete Delta Trio, blues, 6pm, Territorial Vineyards and Wine Co., 907 W. 3rd Ave. No cover. Dispatch & O.A.R, alt-indie, w/ G. Love, 6pm, Hayden Homes Amphitheater, 344 SW Shevlin Hixon Dr., Bend. Calvin Smith: Rat Pack, 7pm & 9pm, The Jazz Station, 124 W. Broadway. $20 for each show. KC and The Sunshine Band, disco, 7:30 pm, Lane County Fairgrounds. 796 W. 13th Ave. $39-65. The Elena Leona Project, soul, 7:30pm, The Public House, 418 A St., Spfd. No cover. One Night of Queen ft. Gary Mullen & the Works, 8pm, Britt Music & Arts Festival, 350 S. 1st St., Jacksonville. Tickets start at $75. SPECTATOR SPORTS World Athletics Champion- ships Oregon22 continues. See 7/15. SAT 7/23 GATHERINGS Emerald City Shakedown Hot Rod Show, 9am-3pm, Briggs Middle School, 2355 Yolanda Ave., Spfd. $20 ve- hicle entry, $10 motorcycle entry, $5 spectator entry. Fitness in the Trees, 9am, Dorris Ranch, 205 Dorris St., Spfd. $6-7. Register at Willamalane.org/events. Glamour Girl Downtown Program Fund Event, 1-4pm, Glamour Girl Unlimited, 125 W. Broadway. FREE. Lane County Fair continues. See 7/20. Eugene Riverfront Festival continues. See 7/15. LECTURES/CLASSES Engage Your Imagination w/ Robin Levin & Kelly Sweat, 12:30-2pm, The New Zone Gallery, 110 E. 11th Ave. Do- nation. Register one week in advance at NewZoneGallery. org. MUSIC Kantor, Mays & Rempel, jazz, 6pm, Territorial Vine- yards and Wine Co., 907 W. 3rd Ave. No cover. LeAnne Rimes, country, 7:30pm, Britt Music & Arts Festival, 350 S. 1st St., Jacksonville. Tickets start at $75. Russell Dickerson, singer- songwriter, 7:30pm, Lane County Fairgrounds, 796 W. 13th Ave. $34-54. SPECTATOR SPORTS World Athletics Champion- ships Oregon22 continues. See 7/15. SUN 7/24 GATHERINGS Lane County Fair continues. See 7/20. Eugene Riverfront Festival continues. See 7/15. MUSIC Luis Angel, Mexican music, 5:30pm, Lane County Fair- grounds, 796 W. 13th Ave. $34-54. Goo Goo Dolls, rock, 6:30pm, Edgeﬁeld Concerts, 2126 SW Halsey St., Trout- dale. Tickets start at $80. Michael Franti & Spearhead, alt-indie, 7pm, Britt Music & Arts Festival, 350 S. 1st St, Jacksonville.Tickets start at $76. SPECTATOR SPORTS World Athletics Champion- ships Oregon22 continues. See 7/15. MON 7/25 GATHERINGS Eugene Riverfront Festival continues. See 7/15. KIDS/FAMILY Summer Art Camp: Land- scapes, Dreamscapes & Seascapes (thru 7/29), grades 1 thru 4, 9am-noon, Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, 1430 Johnson Ln., UO. $175 for JSMA mem- bers/UO, $200 for non- members. SPECTATOR SPORTS World Athletics Champion- ships Oregon22 continues. See 7/15. The Infinite Loop CHALLENGE YOURSELF TO A 12-HOUR OR 24-HOUR RUN THIS SUMMER By Henry Houston H ave you ever wanted to experience a day in the life of Forrest Gump? Well, instead of running across the U.S. like he did in the eponymous film, the Bristow 24/12 Run allows you to run a 1.05 mile loop at Elijah Bristow State Park for 24 hours or 12 hours. The event is a way for runners to test themselves against a gargantuan timed challenge, but some runners use it as a way to run their ﬁrst ultra marathon distance (traditionally anything more than 50km) without the worry of missing the course cutoﬀ time, organizer Renee Janssen says. The run typically attracts more than 150 runners for both times, she says. Most running events have aid stations that oﬀer water, electrolytes and nutritional gels, but the Bristow run has 18 J U N E 2 , 2 0 2 2 an aid station with ﬂavor. She says runners can order pizza, quesadillas, rice bowls and more to refuel their body during the event. Although most trail races have steep elevation gains, the Bristow loop is pretty ﬂat, but Janssen says there’s a small hill that gets bigger with every passing loop, which has been dubbed “Heartbreak Hill” after the famous climb at the Boston Marathon. Runners at races with designed routes usually don’t see each other, but the Bristow loop — despite its monot- ony — is a way to bring the participants together, no matter their paces, she says. The course and the state park share the trail with horses. She says the trail will have signs notifying equestrians the race is happening, but if you’re running, keep an eye out for horse poop. The Elijah Bristow 24/12 Run is Saturday, June 18. Registration closes June 9. For more information, visit GoBeyondRacing.com. E U G E N E W E E K LY . C O M