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 Calendar Listings | Galleries | Kid's Calendar  music:If you think vampires are the only thing to come out of Transylvania, think again. Next week, a music festival celebrates the Hungarian and Transylvanian folk music that inspired Bartók. Ökrös Folk Music Ensemble, the leading folk revival band in Hungary, performs with Aladár Csíszár (pictured), one of the last great gypsy fiddlers from Transylvania. At age 64, he is the link to the authentic gypsy musicians of the past. Kálmán Balogh is an internationally celebrated cimbalom (hammered dulcimer) artist who performs traditional gypsy music as well as contemporary folk and jazz. Ágnes Herczku is a rising star on the Budapest folk revival scene. Together, they bring authentic gypsy village music to Eugene. See Tuesday Calendar.  music:Music or performance art? Kodo, the legendary taiko drummers of Japan, fuse ancient traditions and constantly evolving ideas about the boundless nature of music. The ensemble is committed to a holistic approach to music where body and mind are primed for the physical and spiritual demands of the performance. Ensemble members perform on drums of various sizes (the largest weighs 800 lbs and is carved from a single tree trunk), a string shamisen, flute and bamboo xylophone. An aspiring drummer must complete two years as an apprentice before being considered for probationary membership in the ensemble. Next week's performance at the Hult is Kodo's third Eugene appearance since the ensemble's formation in 1981. Just to get us warmed up, our own Eugene Taiko gives a preconcert performance in the Hult lobby. See Monday Calendar.  music:What better name for a freckled folksinger than Cosy? And her name is getting out there. The Folk Music Quarterly says, "When Cosy Sheridan is accepting her Grammy, we can all say we knew her when." So far she's won the Telluride Troubadour Contest, Kerrville NewFolk Showcase and Falcon Ridge Songwriter Showcase. Sheridan's latest CD, Anthymn, is a mix of contemplative songs and her trademark social satire. At St. Mary's Episcopal this weekend, she's likely to sing songs about everything from her lonely elderly neighbor to user-friendly Barbie Dolls. Her favorite compliment from a fan? That she's "real." See Saturday Calendar. |
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Sarah Thompson presents a discussion on collecting Japanese prints at 7 pm in the Sacred Heart Medical Center. $10. benefit The Courtesy Clerks, YOB, Shortround and Wadsworth perform a benefit concert for the nonprofit magazine, The Unscene Magazine, at 9 pm at Groucho's. $3. film This is What Democracy Looks Like, a film about the WTO protests, shows at 7 pm at First United Methodist Church. $3-10 ss. hearing The Springfield Community Development Advisory Committee holds a public hearing to take comments on the City's housing and community development needs at 5:30 pm in the Jesse Maine Room at Springfield City Hall. FREE. music Caitriona Bolster of KWAX presents an introduction to the principal elements of classical music at 1:30 pm at Willamalane Sr. Ctr. Pre-register, 736-4444. FREE. Him, featuring members of June of 44, performs at 9 pm at Sam Bond's. $5. on the air "Art Journal" features new local art shows at 6 pm on CTV-97. "Arts Encore" features Hult Shocase performances and First Night 2001 at 9 pm on CTV-97. presentations Recently returned Peace Corps volunteers show slides illustrating their projects and experiences in countries around the world at 7 pm in 33 EMU, UO. FREE. The UO Outdoor Program's Trip Initiator's Clinic is at 7:30 pm at the EMU, UO and at 9 am on Saturday at the Outdoor Program Barn. FREE. spiritual A presentation on "Great Dramas of the Bible" is at 7 pm at Unity of the Valley. Donations accepted. theater Shakespeare's The Comedy of Errors by the Willamette Repertory Theatre is at 7:30 pm tonight and Feb. 1 and 8, at 8 pm Jan. 26, 27, Feb. 2, 3, 9 and 10 and at 2 pm Feb. 4 and 11 at the Hult. $12-25. Mere Mortals, four one-act comedies, is at 5 pm today and Jan. 27 at Pocket Theatre, behind Robinson Theatre, UO. $1 sugg. don. Cloud Nine, Caryl Churchill's farce of western civilizations and rigid attitudes toward sex and social conditioning, is at 8 pm each Thursday, Friday and Saturday through Feb. 10 at Lord Leebrick Theatre. Matinees are at 2 pm on Jan. 28 and Feb. 4. $11, Thursdays and Sundays; $15 Fridays and Saturdays. The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail, a comedy about one of America's most enigmatic personalities, is at 7:30 pm tonight, Jan. 26 and 27 at Thurston HS Pocket Theater. $5, $4 stu./sr. The Murder Room, a spoof of British murder mysteries, is at 8:15 pm tonight and Jan. 26, 27, Feb. 1 and 2 at The Very Little Theatre. Matinee is at 2 pm on Jan. 28. $12, $9 matinees for sr. Back to Top Friday, January 26: Sunrise 7:37 am; Sunset 5:14 pm Av High 47; Av Low 36 Moon enters Pisces 8:39 am
conferences The Coalition Against Environmental Racism presents the Environmental and Economic Justice Conference featuring keynotes by Robin Morris-Collin, Dr. Robert Bullard, Winona LaDuke and Luke Cole. Conference begins at 6 pm today and continues through Jan. 28 at the EMU, UO. caer@gladstone.uoregon.edu 346-4168. FREE. The Against Patriarchy conference features workshops, discussion and performance focusing on sexist oppression today through Jan. 28 at Grayson Hall, UO. www.fruitiondesign.com/againstpatriarchy 242-0943. FREE. dance "Patience Compassion Gratitude," an art and dance show by Amy Impellizzeri and David Koteen, is at 8 pm tonight and tomorrow night at the Main Stage, LCC. $11, $9 stu. A community freestyle dance is from 7 to 10 pm at Unity of the Valley. $2-4 sugg. don. film John Waters' Desperate Living shows at 8 pm in 180 PLC, UO. $3, $2 stu. lecture Medievalist Robert Zoller speaks on "Delineating Children in the Natal Chart" at 7:30 pm at Unity of the Valley. $5. Hendrik Hartog discusses "Man and Wife in America: A History" at 1 pm at UO. For location, 346-3406. FREE. literary arts Ruihua Shen speaks on "'The Eastern European Heroine': The First Prototype of the New Woman in 20th Century Chinese Literature" at noon in 159 PLC, UO. FREE. music The Oregon Mozart Players play a candlelight concert at 7:30 pm tonight and tomorrow night at Central Presbyterian Church. Tix: 682-5000. $8-20. outdoors/recreation The UO Outdoor Program offers climbing wall sessions from 8 to 10 pm tonight and Feb. 2, 9 and 16 at the Student Recreation Ctr. Pre-register, 346-4365. $3. spiritual A Shabbat with Rabbi Hanan Sills and Ad Olam is at 7:30 pm. Bring a vegetarian side dish or dessert. 685-0488. FREE. theater Brian Friel's Dancing at Lughnasa by the University Theatre is at 8 pm tonight and Jan. 27, Feb. 1, 2, 3, 9 and 10 at Robinson Theatre, UO. $5-10. A 2 pm matinee on Feb. 4 benefits Womenspace. $15. A View From the Bridge, a tragedy by Arthur Miller, is at 8 pm tonight and Jan. 27, Feb. 2, 3, 9, 10, 16 and 17 at Actors Cabaret Annex. Matinee is at 2 pm Jan. 28. $14 adv., $17 dos., $11 limited sr./ stu. adv. Black Satin: Divas of the Century, a musical review featuring music by Bessie Smith, Billie Holiday, Aretha Franklin and others, is at 8 pm tonight and Jan. 27, Feb. 2, 9, 10, 16 and 17 at Actors Cabaret. Matinee is at 2 pm Jan. 28. $14 adv., $17 dos., $11 limited adv., sr. for evening performances. $24.95 adv., $22.95 stu./sr. for matinee brunch performances. Barefoot in the Park, Neil Simon's comedy about a couple in the honeymoon phase of marriage, is at 8 pm tonight and Jan. 27, Feb. 2 and 3 at the Cottage Theatre in Cottage Grove. Matinee is at 2:30 pm on Jan. 28. $10, $9 stu./sr. Tonight's opening gala offers champagne and strawberries with ticket price of $12. The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail continues at Thurston HS. See Thursday. The Murder Room continues at The Very Little Theatre. See Thursday. Cloud Nine continues at Lord Leebrick Theatre. See Thursday. The Comedy of Errors continues at the Hult. See Thursday. Back to Top Saturday, January 27: Sunrise 7:36 am; Sunset 5:16 pm Av High 48; Av Low 36
conferences The Environmental and Economic Justice Conference continues at the EMU, UO. See Friday. The Against Patriarchy conference continues at Grayson Hall, UO. See Friday. comedy Comedysportz, interactive improv theater, is at 7 pm Saturdays through Jan. 27 at Groucho's. Tix: 517-9996. $8, $6 with a can of food donated to FOOD for Lane County. dance The Eugene Folklore Society's contradance is at 8 pm at the Kelly School. Workshop is at 7:30 pm. $6. "Patience Compassion Gratitude" continues at LCC. See Friday. kidstuff Dragon Art Studio performs for the Springfield Puppet Festival with ancient, colorful Chinese rod puppetry at 1 pm at Willamalane Sr. Ctr. FREE.
music Ron Jeremy's S&M Sideshow, Slightly Stoopid and Sprung Monkey perform comedy and rock music at 10 pm at the WOW Hall. $13.50 adv., $15 dos. Cosy Sheridan performs at 7:30 pm at St. Mary's Episcopal Church. $8. The Oregon Mozart Players concert continues at Central Presbyterian Church. See Friday. open house The Eugene Sister Cities Program holds an open house with slide shows, displays and presentations from 1 to 3 pm at the Wild Duck. RSVP, 465-9262. FREE. outdoors/recreation The Obsidians ski 7 miles at Gold Lake. See YMCA board for details. $3-4 sugg. don. political The Green Party meets at 11:30 am at Grower's Market. FREE. presentations The Arc of Lane County leads a presentation on "Working With and Supporting People With Developmental Disabilities, Emotional and Behavioral Issues" from 9 am to 1 pm at the Arc of Lane County Meeting Room, 45 W. Broadway, suite 205. FREE. The Oregon League of Conservation Voters holds an environmental legislative training session at 6:30 pm at EWEB. (503) 227-8073. FREE. UO Outdoor Program Trip Initiator's Clinic continues. See Thursday. spiritual Gen Kelsang Jangsem, resident teacher at Vajralama Buddhist Center in Seattle, speaks at 6 pm at Foolscap Books. FREE. theater A View From the Bridge continues at Actors Cabaret Annex. See Friday. Dancing at Lughnasa continues at Robinson Theatre, UO. See Friday. The Comedy of Errors continues at the Hult. See Thursday. Black Satin: Divas of the Century continues at Actors Cabaret. See Friday. Barefoot in the Park continues at Cottage Theatre. See Friday. The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail continues at Thurston HS. See Thursday. The Murder Room continues at The Very Little Theatre. See Thursday. Cloud Nine continues at Lord Leebrick Theatre. See Thursday. Mere Mortals continues at Robinson Theatre, UO. See Thursday. Back to Top Sunday, January 28: Sunrise 7:35 am; Sunset 5:17 pm Av High 48; Av Low 36 Moon enters Aries 8:35 pm Venus and the Moon link up tonight after sunset. benefit CISCAP benefit for communities devastated by the earthquake in El Salvadore is from 6 to 9 pm at 110 Mayfair Ln. Music by Jesus Alejandro Rivas and Damaris Silva. RSVP, 485-8633. $5-15 ss. conferences The Environmental and Economic Justice Conference continues at the EMU, UO. See Friday. The Against Patriarchy conference continues at Grayson Hall, UO. See Friday. gatherings A Chinese New Year Festival features Chinese traditions, food and exhibits from 5 to 7 pm and performances from 7 to 9 pm at the EMU Ballroom, UO. $7, free for children under 3. A newly forming Society of Creative Crones, women of wisdom sharing ideas, interests, dreams and activities, meeting is at 6:30 pm at Fifth Street Market conference room, fourth floor. FREE. Never Bored Gamers play El Grande and Desert Raiders from 10:30 am to 2:30 pm at Cafe Paradiso. FREE. music Don Conoscenti performs acoustic music at 8 pm at St. Mary's Episcopal. Tix: 343-3577. $10. outdoors/recreation The Obsidians snowshoe 5 miles to Cone Peak and ski 4-6 miles at Bechtel Shelter. See YMCA board for details. $3-4 sugg. don. GEARS bikes 20 miles to West Eugene wetlands. Meet at 10 am at Alton Baker Park. Helmets req'd. FREE. theater Eugene Playback Theater performs stories from real life at 7 pm at Tsunami Books. $6 sugg. don. A View From the Bridge continues at Actors Cabaret Annex. See Friday. Black Satin: Divas of the Century continues at Actors Cabaret. See Friday. Barefoot in the Park continues at Cottage Theatre. See Friday. Cloud Nine continues at Lord Leebrick Theatre. See Thursday. The Murder Room continues at The Very Little Theatre. See Thursday. Back to Top Monday, January 29: Sunrise 7:34 am; Sunset 5:19 pm Av High 48; Av Low 36 arts/visual Opening reception for photography by Tera Gambill, Mick Briscoe, Diane Dopson, Shelly Foster, Margo Geddes, Matthew Castor and Samantha Goetz is from 7 to 9 pm at LaVerne Krause Gallery, UO. FREE. hearing Lane County government seeks public comments about the Americans with Disabilities Act's transition plan for the county's public service building at a meeting at 4:30 pm in 368 Public Service Building, 125 East Eight Ave. FREE. music Japanese percussion ensemble Kodo performs at 8 pm at the Hult's Silva Hall. $17.50-27.50. Eugene Taiko gives a pre-concert performance at 7:20 pm in the Hult's lobby. FREE. Adrian Legg performs acoustic guitar at 8:30 pm at the WOW Hall. $10 adv., $12 dos. political A report from the demonstration to close the Army School of the Americas in Fort Benning is at 7 pm in 100 Willamette Hall, UO. FREE. presentations A backcountry skills clinic teaches how to use an avalanche beacon at 7 pm at REI. FREE. "Self-Defense From the Inside Out" is an 8-week session for women at 6 pm Mondays at Sexual Assault Support Services. FREE. spiritual Dr. Ron Hershel discusses the early prophets at 8 pm at the Bahá'í Center, 1458 Alder. FREE. Back to Top Tuesday, January 30: Sunrise 7:33 am; Sunset 5:20 pm Av High 48; Av Low 36 arts/visual Opening reception for work by EMU Craft Center instructors and staff is from 5 to 7 pm at Adell McMillan Gallery, UO. FREE. film The International Film Series features Blue at 7 pm in 121 Pacific Hall, UO. FREE. lecture Steve Skipton, staff attorney for Senior Law Service, speaks on "Advance Directives" at 1:30 pm at Willamalane Sr. Ctr. Pre-register, 736-4444. FREE. literary arts Robert Gover reads from his book, One Hundred Dollar Misunderstanding, at 2 pm at Tsunami Books and signs copies at 4:30 pm at UO Bookstore. FREE. music A festival of Hungarian and gypsy folk music is at 7 pm at St. Mary's Episcopal Church. $10, $8 stu. The Women's Choral Society presents its winter concert at 8 pm in Beall Hall, UO. $5, $3 children/stu./sr. theater Thurston HS beginning acting presents "Theater Sports!" at 7 pm tonight and tomorrow at Thurston HS Main Stage. FREE. Back to Top Wednesday, January 31: Sunrise 7:32 am; Sunset 5:21 pm Av High 49; Av Low 36 Moon enters Taurus 6:21 am film The film Anna Karenina shows at 6:30 pm in 115 Pacific Hall, UO. FREE. War and Poetry in Greenland, a film narrated by climber Paul Piana about being trapped in hanging porta-ledges while enduring a 12-day storm, shows at 7:30 pm in 100 Willamette Hall, UO. $2, stu. free. kidstuff The Nine14 Book Club discusses Golden Compass at 4:30 pm at the UO Bookstore. FREE. lecture Shanti Mai presents a lecture on psychic and intuitive development at 7 pm. Call 607-8081 for location. FREE. music Pianist/composer Victor Steinhardt performs at the UO Learning in Retirement town meeting at 10 am at Continuing Education, 975 High Street. FREE. theater "Theater Sports!" continues at Thurston HS. See Tuesday. Back to Top Thursday, February 1: Sunrise 7:31 am; Sunset 5:23 pm Av High 49; Av Low 36 arts/visual Henry Sayre speaks on "18 October 1977 and the End of History; Or, History, Painting and the End of Art" at 4:30 pm in the Knight Library Browsing Room, UO. FREE. lecture Eric M. Meyers presents an illustrated talk on "The Excavations at Ancient Sepphoris: Were There Gendered Spaces in the Jewish Quarter?" at 7:30 pm in 128 Chiles Business Center, UO. FREE. literary arts Screenwriter Cynthia Whitcomb discusses her book, Selling Your Screenplay, and "Character Evolution" at 7 pm at Amazon Comm. Ctr. $5 sugg. don. meeting The Women's Business Network meeting features "Business Profiles" at noon at the Hilton. $12, $10 members, includes lunch. music The Emerald City Jazz Kings present "The New Yorkers" at 8 pm at the South Eugene HS Theater. Tix: 687-6526. $14-22, $5 stu., ages 14 and under free. Eric Johnson and Alien Love Child perform with The Derek Trucks Band at 8 pm at the WOW Hall. $22.50 adv., $25 dos. theater George Orwell's 1984 by Springfield HS Theatre is at 7:30 pm tonight and Feb. 2, 3, 8, 9 and 10 at Springfield HS Studio Theatre. $6, $4 stu./sr. The Wool Gatherer is at 5 pm tonight through Feb. 3 at Pocket Playhouse, behind Robinson Theatre, UO. $1 sugg. don. Dancing at Lughnasa continues at Robinson Theatre, UO. See Friday. The Comedy of Errors continues at the Hult. See Thursday. Cloud Nine continues at Lord Leebrick Theatre. See Thursday. The Murder Room continues at The Very Little Theatre. See Thursday. 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UO alumnus Chuck Palahniuk reads from his work at 5:30 pm at Pazzo's Cellar in the Hotel Vintage Plaza in Portland. RSVP, 346-5656. $25. January 26 Billy Joel and Elton John perform at 7:30 pm at the Rose Garden in Portland. Ticketmaster. $45-175. Kronos Quartet performs music by Steve Reich, Terry Riley and from their most recent recording, Kronos Caravan, at 8 pm at Kaul Auditorium, Reed College in Portland. Ticketmaster. $22-27. Queen Ida and Beau Soleil avec Michael Doucet perform at 8:30 pm at the Crystal Ballroom in Portland. Tix: (503) 225-0047 ext. 239. $20-23. January 27 Empire of the Sultans: Ottoman Art From the Khalili Collection opens today and continues through April 8 at the Portland Museum of Art. Opening lecture by Dr. Nasser D. Khalili is at 2 pm today at Whitsell Auditorium. $7.50, $6 stu./sr., $4 ages 5-18, free ages 4 and under. January 30 Pulitzer Prize-winning poet C.K. Williams reads from hi collection, Repair, at 7:30 pm at the First Congregational Church, 1126 SW Park in Portland. (503) 227-2583. $13. January 31 A Perfect Circle and Snake River Conspiracy perform at 7:30 pm at Keller Auditorium, SW Third and Clay in Portland. Ticketmaster. $25. Back to Top ATTN: Opportunities Fiesta Latina seeks Oregon visual artists to submit artwork for the Fiesta Latina 2001: 10th Anniversary poster. Submit color slides or photographs and SASE to: Fiesta Latina, PO Box 10704, Eugene 97440. Trilce Navarrete, 341-1386 or Rebeca Urhausen, 688-3355. Deadline is Feb. 15. Food Not Lawns volunteer meetings are at 6 pm every Monday at 165 N. Grand. 484-7365. Scholarships are available for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender students; gay men and lesbians of color; students raised by lesbian or gay parents and potential leaders in the sexual minority community. Application deadline is Feb. 16. (800) 735-7287. Safe Schools and Communities Training Projects needs volunteers to provide home stays for the training participants on March 8 and 9. If you can spare a bed or floor space, contact Sarah Ross, sross@pond.net or 342-3576. Community Television seeks volunteers to help out. Learn video production while supporting a valuable community service. 341-4671. 
The First Friday ArtWalk features a special community arts display and performance by Encore Theatre at 5 pm at Cafe Paradiso. FREE. A Richard Scarry pajamarama is at 7 pm at Barnes & Noble. FREE. Sun Bossa Duo performs at 8 pm at Borders. FREE. Saturday, February 3 Oregon Fantasy Theatre presents Ollie's Garden of Verses at 1 and 3 pm at Springfield Library meeting room. FREE. The Village School Chinese Spring Festival features traditional lion and dragon dancers at noon, 1 and 2 pm at the Easter Seals Building, 3575 Donald. $1, $3 family. WISTEC presents science activities for kids at 7 pm at Barnes & Noble. FREE. Tuesday, February 6 The Narnia Book Club for ages 8-12 discusses C.S. Lewis's Prince Caspian at 7 pm at Barnes & Noble. FREE. Wednesday, February 7 The Drinking Gourd School presents The Great Kapok Tree and Where the Wild Things Are for ages 3 and older at 11:30 am and 2 pm at the Eugene Library lecture room. FREE. No preschool storytime at Eugene Library. Thursday, February 8 All ages are invited to a celebration of African American music featuring Deb Cleveland at 5 pm at the Eugene Library lecture room. FREE. "Love Stories for Little Valentine" features crafts and puppet shows for preschoolers at 3:30 pm at the Springfield Library meeting room. FREE. Enjoy a craft time dedicated to the many forms of love at 4:30 pm at the UO Bookstore. FREE. Friday, February 9 A Valentine Dance for all Springfield-area middle school students is from 7 to 10 pm at Willamalane Comm. Ctr. Adv. tix only: 736-4544. $10. Encore Theatre opens its new elementary school show, True to Me, at 7:30 pm at the Unitarian Church. $7, kids free. The Narnia Book Club gathers to watch The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe at 7 pm at Barnes & Noble. FREE. Animated Furniture performs at 8 pm at Borders. FREE. Saturday, February 10 On the Road: Your Community Puppet Troupe presents How Raven Gave Light to the World at 2:30 pm at the Springfield Library meeting room. FREE. Explore the world of the camera during the Saturday Safari from noon to 3 pm at the Museum of Natural History, UO. Activities include nature photography, hand-tinted photographs and more. $2, $5 family. Monday, February 12 Ages 2-6 (with parent) can learn to create Valentine cards for friends and family at 9:30 am at Petersen Barn Comm. Ctr. Pre-register, 682-5361. $3-6. Wednesday, February 14 Valentine's Day Ages 2-6 (with parent) learn to decorate their own Valentine's cookie with frosting, candles and other fun foods at 1:30 pm at Petersen Barn Comm. Ctr. Pre-register, 682-5361. $3. Kids swim in an open recreation pool during Wet and Wild Wednesday from 1:30 to 3:30 pm at Echo Hollow Pool. $2. Friday, February 16 Dana Africa presents a slideshow on "The Underwater Life of New Guinea" at 7:30 pm in 100 Willamette Hall, UO. FREE. Darby O'Gill performs at 8 pm at Borders. FREE. Saturday, February 17 The Oregon Asian Celebration features entertainment, arts, crafts and lots of children's activities. This year's focus is on Korean and Korean-American culture. 10 am-6 pm today and tomorrow at the Lane County Fairgrounds. $4, free children under 12. Oregon Shadow Theatre presents The Green Bird, a Mexican folktale about a boy transformed into a bird, for ages 5 and up at 7 pm at Willamalane Sr. Ctr. in Springfield. FREE. Action Night features gymnastics, fun and video games for ages 6-12 at River Road Park. Pre-register, 688-4052. $12. An afternoon of Pokemon trivia and activities is at 2 pm at Barnes & Noble. FREE. A storytime devoted to love is at 11 am at the UO Bookstore. FREE. Sunday, February 18 Nearby Nature's heron watch with expert birder Rick Ahrens is from 2 to 4 pm. Meet at the Aspen St. boat launch in Springfield. $3 sugg. don. The Oregon Asian Celebration continues at Lane County Fairgrounds. See Saturday. Thursday, February 22 Maron Van leads a workshop for preschoolers and up on making puppets from everyday things at 3:30 pm at the Springfield Library meeting room. FREE. Friday, February 23 Bill Willy Blues performs at 8 pm at Borders. FREE. A no-school swim day is from 1:40 to 3:40 pm at Sheldon Pool. $2. Saturday, February 24 On the Road: Your Community Puppet Troupe presents How Raven Gave Light to the World for ages 3 and up at 1:30 pm at Sheldon Comm. Ctr. FREE. Super Science Saturday features introductions to biology, chemistry, laser mirrors and more by OMSI for grades K-8 from 1 to 4:30 pm at Willamalane Sr. Ctr. Pre-register, 736-4544. $8. Storytellers from First Book read Peter Rabbit stories at 2 pm at Barnes & Noble. FREE. Wear your pajamas and watch The Fox and the Hound at 7 pm at Borders. FREE. Sunday, February 25 Kids crafts with Katie is at 2 pm at Borders. FREE. Wednesday, February 28 The Teen Council meets to share ideas at 4 pm at the Eugene Library. FREE. Back to Top |
