CROW
tion for the support of the wonderful
Florence community,” Heard said.
“Once Upon A Mattress” hits the stage
Friday, April 10, at 7 p.m., Saturday,
April 11, at 2 and 7 p.m., and Sunday,
April 12, at 2 p.m.
Tickets for “Once Upon A Mattress”
can be obtained by calling the Florence
Events Center at 541-997-1994 or online
at www.eventcenter.org. Adults are $16
and youth under 12 are $8.
“Tickets are already selling rapidly,”
Heard said. “So don’t delay, and bring
your knights and ladies to this royally
wonderful production.”
For more information about CROW
and its productions, visit the website
www.crowkids.com.
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2015 EVENTS CALENDAR
Mar 14
St Patrick’s Day Trivia Challenge
Late March
Spring Whale Watch
Mar 28
SOLVE Beach Clean Up Day
Mar 28
Rotary Glass Float Give Away
May 24-25
Memorial Day Celebration
June 18-21
Oregon Invitational Chainsaw Sculpting Championships
June 19 th
Artist Challenge Reception
June 19-20
Old Town Art Walk
June 25
Riverfront Rhythms Concert
July 4
Fireworks on the bay
July 9
Riverfront Rhythms Concert
July 23
Riverfront Rhythms Concert
July 29-Aug 2 DuneFest
Aug 4
Kids’ Craft Corner
Aug 4
National Night Out
Aut 6
Riverfront Rhythms Concert
Aug 13-16
Old Time Fiddlers District 5 – Fiddle on the Beach
Aug 21-22
Kool Coast Nights and Burnout
Sept 1-30
Crab Bounty Hunt
Sept 5-6
Art by the Bay
Sept 5-7
S.T.E.P. Annual Fishing Derby
Sept 19
Battle of the Bones BBQ
Sept 19
Old Town Art Walk
Dec 4-5
Holiday Bazaar
Late December Winter Whale Watch
*May-Oct Old Town Friday Farmers Market
**First Friday of the month Artists Reception
***Th ird Wednesday of the month Business Aft er Hours Reception
call for more information
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Other outstanding volunteers include
Genevieve Meltzer (assistant director and
hair and make-up designer) have devoted
countless hours to make the show the
absolute best it can be for local children
— on stage and in the audience.
“There are many unsung heroes who
work behind the scenes on our produc-
tions,” said Heard. “Parent and commu-
nity volunteers have helped with T-shirt
sales, safety team organization, fundrais-
ing and prop collection, to name a few.
We could not do what we do without
these amazing people donating their time
and energy.”
The following businesses and individ-
uals have signed on as “Platinum
Sponsors” for this year’s show: Chad
Clement DDS/PC, Florence Elks, Bob
Forsythe and Maire Testa, Heceta Self
Storage, Leisure Excavating, The Levi
Family, Nan Osbon, Rodet Construction
and Waterfront Depot/Spice.
CROW also won grants for production
costs from the Lane County Cultural
Coalition and the Western Lane
Community Foundation.
“Words cannot express our apprecia-
CROW’s production team
includes (back row, from
left) Ellen Jacobson,
Michael Jacobson, David
Lauria, Genevieve Meltzer,
Chris Owens, Polly
Fleming, Jason Wood,
(front row, from left)
Margaret McDiarmid, Karen
Mechek, Melanie Heard
(sitting on floor), Tamara
Cole and Maree Beers
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we open our 10-acre display gardens to
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Phone: M-F 8 am - 4:30 pm PST
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