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Thursday,
July 19
Sunrise 5:47 am; Sunset 8:51 pm
Av High 83; Av Low 53
FAIR The 4-H Fair, featuring Expos and Livestock is from
9 am to 9 pm today and tomorrow and July 21 at the Lane Country Fairgrounds. FREE.
GATHERINGS An old-fashioned ice cream social, featuring
banana splits and music by Ragtime Tillie and Banjo Bob is at 2 pm at the Willamalane
Senior Center. $2.
The Pivot club meets from 5:30 to 8 pm in the Fifth Street Market
upstairs courtyard. FREE.
Jubilee Farm Stand features peas, broccoli, cut flowers, nursery
plants, honey and more, from 1 to 7 pm every Thursday through October at Territorial
and Broadway in Veneta. FREE.
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Thomas Mapfumo's
music helped bring about Zimbabwean independence. He plays with Blacks Unlimited
at the World Hemp Festival. See
Friday.
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KIDSTUFF Dance and ice-skating are from 7:30 to 10 pm at the
Lane County Fairgrounds. $3.50 includes skate rental.
Dr. Delusions performs his popular magic at 11:30 am at Douglas
Gardens Park in Springfield. FREE.
Fractured Fairy Tales by "Impact" Theatre is a
collection of favorite fairy tales thrown together into magical soup with hilarious
results, at 11:30 am today, July 20, 27 and 28 at Lord Leebrick Theatre. For information
call 431-1177. $5.
MUSIC Mare Wakefield sings crystalline at 6:30 pm at the
Westmoreland Center. FREE.
Boomshanka booty grooves at 10 pm at Taylor's. $5.
ON THE AIR "New Dimensions" features "Above
and Beyond," with Anita Roddick at 6:30 on KLCC, 89.7 FM.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION
A Whitewater kayak and inflatable kayak trip on the Willamette
River meets at 5:30 pm at Oregon River Sports. Sign up in advance. 344-0696. FREE.
PRESENTATIONS Alan Durning, founder of Northwest Environment
Watch, makes a public presentation on sustainability at 7:30 pm at the LaSells Stewart
Center, OSU. FREE.
"Safety and the Small Business Employer," for small business
owners, is at 10 am at the Eugene Chamber of Commerce. Register at 726-2255. FREE.
SCIENCE "More Than Meets the Eye," a backyard
approach to identifying and looking at the stars and planets is at 2 pm Thursdays
through Sundays through Sept. 30 at the Lane ESD Planetarium. $4.50, $4 stu./sr.,
$3.50 children under 12.
THEATER The Mad Duckling Summer Theatre presents Robin
Hood Fights for Maid Marian's Love, a lively romp through 12th-Century England
with some 20th-Century flourishes at 11 am today through July 21, outdoors next to
Robinson Theatre, UO. Call for information or reservations at 346-4192. $4, $3.50
for groups of 10 or more.
Guys and Dolls, by The David Fitch Summer Music Camp is
at 7 pm tonight and tomorrow at the Springfield Lutheran Church. FREE.
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Friday,
July 20:
Sunrise 5:48 am; Sunset 8:50 pm
Av High 83; Av Low 53
New Moon 12:44 pm
Moon enters Leo 3:43 pm
BENEFIT A contra dance, to fund a gardening opportunity
for Latino families, with live music by the Barnstormers, is at 8 pm St. Mary's Episcopal
Church. $5.
COMEDY Comedysportz, featuring John "Brooklyn"
Burridge is at 7 pm at Groucho's tonight and tomorrow. For reservations call 517-9996.
$8, $6 with a can of food for the Oregon Food Bank.
FAIR The 4-H Fair at the Lane Country Fairgrounds continues.
See Thursday.
FORUM "Pacifica Forum" presents "Cops, Docs,
and D.A.s," a review of the Cease-fire Oregon video of same title at noon at
the Wesley Center. FREE.
FESTIVALS Da Vinci Days, celebrating art, science and technology,
offers kinetic sculpture vehicles, three stages of music and performances, street
performers, a traveling exhibit of Leonardo's inventions, a sidewalk chalk art competition,
art projects, a children's village and more, from 10 am to 11 pm today, 8 am to 11
pm tomorrow, and 7 am to 10 pm July 23, at OSU and Central Park, in Corvallis. For
more information or complete schedule of events, call (541) 757-6363, or Email. Davinci@davinci-days.org
$4-$11 day and weekend passes available.
The World Hemp Festival, offering 22 acts from reggae to rock,
and more than 300 vending booths, is noon to midnight today and tomorrow, and noon
to 9 pm July 22 near exit 209 off I-5. For information and ticket prices call Fastixx,
or (541) 995-6907 or www.high-5music.com
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Da Vinci Days'
kinetic sculpture race is only one of this festival's many attractions. See
Friday.
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GATHERING A Eugene Raw Foods Community potluck will be at 6
pm at EcoVillage, 1631 W. Broadway. Bring an organic dish to share and personal eating
utensils. For information call 463-0800. FREE.
KIDSTUFF Teen night is from 6 to 10 pm at the YMCA. FREE.
Eugene Teen Scene, featuring performances, open mic, refreshments
and henna tattoos is from 2 to 4 pm at the Downtown Library, from noon to 1 pm at
the Sheldon Branch Library, and from 6 to 7 pm at the Bethel Branch Library. 682-8316.
FREE.
Fractured Fairy Tales by "Impact" Theatre continues.
See Thursday, July 19.
MUSIC TR Kelley from Babes with Axes chops it up at 8:30 at Café Paradiso.
$4.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION Wilderness Week offers a hike and campout
in Umpqua's threatened wilds. Carpools leave at 6 pm today and 9 am tomorrow from
Grower's Market. Bring gear if you intend to stay overnight. Call Shannon at 726-6154
for information. www.onrc.org FREE.
SCIENCE "More Than Meets the Eye" continues at
the Lane ESD Planetarium. See Thursday.
THEATER The Bride of 99 Minutes of Midnight Madness @
11:11, features original works interspersed with live musical performances, at11:11
pm tonight, July 21, 27 and 28, and more Aug. dates, at Lord Leebrick Theatre Company.
$5.
Hair, an American tribal love-rock musical directed by Joe
Zingo, plays at 8 pm tonight and July 21, 27, 28 and August 3, 4, 10, and 11, at
Actor's Cabaret. Dinner, dessert, and beverages available on Fridays and Saturdays.
$14 reserved seating in advance, $17 dos., $11 for a limited number of stu./sr. tickets.
Robin Hood Fights for Maid Marian's Love continues at The
Mad Duckling Summer Theatre. See Thursday.
Guys and Dolls continues at the Springfield Lutheran Church.
See Thursday.
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Saturday,
July 21:
Sunrise 5:49 am; Sunset 8:49 pm
Av High 83; Av Low 53
ARTS/VISUAL The annual summer studio sale of ceramics by
Faye Nakamura is from 10 am to 4 pm at 2695 University Street. FREE.
An Art for your Garden Exhibit, featuring arbors, trellises, garden furniture and
more by 30 local artists is from 9 am to 5:30 pm today and from 10 am to 4:30 pm
tomorrow at Robert's Nursery in Junction City. FREE.
BENEFIT For UNSCENE, a night of fire dancing and live music
by the Wristrockets, Blockhead, Little Death, and The Burp Ups is at 9 pm at John
Henry's. $3-$5 ss.
COMEDY Comedysportz continues at Groucho's. See Friday.
FAIR The 4-H Fair at the Lane Country Fairgrounds continues.
See Thursday.
FESTIVALS Da Vinci Days Continues. See Friday.
The World Hemp Festival continues. See Friday.
GATHERINGS The Willamettans family nudist park is holding
an open house from 10 am to 4 pm. Call 933-2809 for information. FREE.
The Lane County Pacific Green Party meets at 11:30 am at Grower's
Market. FREE.
Saturday Market features handmade local crafts, food, entertainment
and more, every Saturday, 10 am-5 pm, at the park blocks, 8th and Oak through mid-November.
Today's entertainment features T.R. Kelley at 10 am, Uncle Will at 11 am, Ton Kaltenberg
at noon, Justus and the Farm Dogs at 1 pm, Paul Prince at 2 pm, and The Olem Alves
Band at 3 pm. FREE.
The Farmers' Market, featuring locally grown produce, flowers,
plants, foods and garden starts, is from 9 am to 5 pm every Saturday through Nov.
10 and from 10 am to 3 pm every Tuesday through October 30 at 8th and Oak, across
from Saturday Market. FREE.
KIDSTUFF A wading pool party, featuring juggling, magic,
balloon animals and a yo-yo demonstration is from 1 to 3 pm at Monroe Park. FREE.
A bug walk is from 9 to 11 am at the Park Host Residence at Alton
Baker Park. $3 sugg. don.
Fractured Fairy Tales by "Impact" Theatre continues.
See Thursday, July 19.
MUSIC The Mbira masters of Zimbabwe play smiling at 8 pm
at Tsunami Books. $10.
Mare Wakefield's CD release and farewell performance is at 9:30
pm at Sam Bond's. $5.
Brian Cutean goes acoustic at 9 pm at Café Paradiso. $4.
The Lloyd Jones Band plays at 7:30 pm in Island Park in Springfield.
FREE.
Wake the Dead plays "Celtic Dead" at 9:30 at the WOW
Hall. $10 adv., $12 dos.
"Early Music for Strings," a program featuring works
from 1550 to 1650, performed by a small string ensemble is at 2 pm at the Atrium
on Olive Street. FREE.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION Wilderness Week offers a hike in the
Deadwood Roadless Area. Contact Mark at (541) 964-5341 for information. www.onrc.org
FREE.
Learn about fire ecology and management on a strenuous hike from
8 am to noon at the Mt. Pisgah Arboretum Visitor Center. $5 sugg. don.
Improve your mountain biking skills with the UO Outdoor Program
at 9 am at the Barn on the corner of 18th and University Street. Pre-register. 346-4365.
$6.
A butterfly count meets at 8 am at the Campbell Sr. Ctr. Pre-register.
431-7388. $3. Sugg. Don.
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Sena Jeter Naslund,
author of Ahab's Wife, at Mother Kali's Books. See Monday.
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The Obsidians hike 7 miles up Cowhorn Mountain. See YMCA board for
details. $3-$4 sugg. don.
GEARS rides 70 miles to Shotgun Creek. Meet at 9 am at Alton Baker
Park. FREE.
Transplanting, potting, weeding and watering at the Native Plant
Nursery, as well as a plant salvage along the Ridgeline Trail is from 9 am to 4 pm.
To participate, call Lorna of the Stream Team at 682-4850. FREE.
A Wilderness Week hike and campout in Umpqua's threatened wilds
continues. See Friday.
PRESENTATIONS Pioneer Family Days, featuring a quilt show, live music, pioneer
craft demonstrations and exhibits is from 11 am to 4 pm today and tomorrow at the
Shelton-McMurphey-Johnson House. $3. $1 children under 12.
"An Introduction to Appropriate Technology" is from 10
am to 4 pm today and tomorrow at 769 W. Second Ave. For information and to register
call 484-0290.
Cascade Center for Ecosystem Management presents "Beware the
Alien Invaders," to teach how to identify weeds and prevent their spread, at
8:30 pm at Delta Camprground Amphitheatre, 4.8 miles past Blue River. Call 822-1213
after 3 pm to hear if talk is cancelled due to rain. FREE.
SCIENCE "More Than Meets the Eye" continues at
the Lane ESD Planetarium. See Thursday.
THEATER The Bride of 99 Minutes of Midnight
Madness @ 11:11 continues at the Lord Leebrick Theatre. See Friday.
Robin Hood Fights for Maid Marian's Love continues at The Mad Duckling
Summer Theatre. See Thursday.
Hair continues at Actor's Cabaret. See Friday.
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Sunday,
July 22:
Sunrise 5:50 am; Sunset 8:48 pm
Av High 83; Av Low 53
Sun enters Leo 11:26 am
Moon enters Virgo 3:29 pm
ARTS/VISUAL An Art for your Garden Exhibit continues. See Saturday.
FESTIVALS Da Vinci Days Continues. See Friday.
The World Hemp Festival continues. See Friday.
FILM The Subversive Pillow Theatre presents El Norte,
a film about a Mayan brother and sister who flee South America to escape the brutal
military occupation of their homes, at 9 pm outdoors at The Shamrock House and Community
Space. FREE.
GATHERING The Never Bored Gamers meet from 5 to 9 pm at
the Beanery on Fifth, to play Evo, and Jefferson. FREE.
KIDSTUFF A hip hop show is from 6 to 8 pm at Washington/Jefferson
Park. FREE.
LITERARY ARTS The College Bound Classics Reading Group discusses
The Hobbit, by J.R.R. Tolkein at 7 pm at Barnes and Noble Bookstore. FREE.
MUSIC The Misty River Band with Carol Harley and Laura Harley
play at 8 pm at Sam Bond's Garage. $3-$8 ss.
The Springfield Community Band plays a "Tip-Tap-Toe Concert"
at 6:30 pm at Agate and 20th Street Park. FREE.
ON THE AIR "Critical Mass" features a listener
call-in with Alan Siporin and Dr. Bob Lebow, concerning physicians for a national
health care program, at noon on KLCC, 89.7 FM.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION Wilderness Week offers a hike around
the Moose Creek timber sale area. Meet at 10 am at Growers Market. For more information,
call Leeanne at 344-0675. www.onrc.org FREE.
Bring your favorite herbs to make a beautiful and functional living
wreath from 1 to 4 pm at the Mt. Pisgah Arboretum Visitor Center. Registration required.
Call for information at 7471504.
Machiko Shirai offers a Tai Chi class at 2 pm in Scobert Park.
FREE.
The Obsidians hike 8 miles up Iron Mountain and Cone Peak. See
YMCA board for details. $3-$4 sugg. don.
The Obsidians hike 8 miles into Black Crater. See YMCA board for
details. $3-$4 sugg. don.
The Obsidians hike 7 miles to Canyon Creek Meadow. See YMCA board
for details. $3-$4 sugg. don.
A Whitewater kayak trip on the McKenzie River meets at 10 am at
Oregon River Sports. Sign up in advance. 344-0696. FREE.
PRESENTATIONS "An Introduction to Appropriate Technology"
continues. See Saturday.
Pioneer Family Days at the Shelton-McMurphey-Johnson House continues.
See Saturday.
SCIENCE "More Than Meets the Eye" continues at
the Lane ESD Planetarium. See Thursday.
SPIRITUAL A Summer Stories Shabbat is at 7:30 at the Jewish
Community Havurah. 686-0488. FREE.
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Monday,
July 23:
Sunrise 5:51 am; Sunset 8:47 pm
Av High 83; Av Low 53
GATHERING A book release party for Dr. John Schrieber's
book, Self Breema: Exercises for Harmonious Life, is from 4 to 7 pm at Tsunami
Books. FREE.
KIDSTUFF Learn about poetry and nonviolence at Amazon, Petersen
Barn and Sheldon Community Center through July 27. For scheduling, call 682-5373.
FREE.
Highlights from A Midsummer Night's Dream, by Free Shakespeare
in the Park, will be at 1 pm in the Downtown Library Lecture Room. All ages. FREE.
LITERARY ARTS Sena Jeter Naslund, author of Ahab's Wife,
will read at 7 pm at Mother Kali's. FREE.
The Indecisive Book Group discusses The Happy Bottom Riding
Club: The Life and Times of Pancho Barnes, joined by the author Lauren Kessler
at 7 pm at Barnes and Noble Bookstore. FREE.
MUSIC The Mbira Masters of Zimbabwe play at 8:30 at Café
Paradiso. $4.
Alejandro Escovedo plays at 10 pm at John Henry's. $5.
OUTDOOR/RECREATION A flatwater kayak and canoe trip on the
Alton Baker Canal meets at Oregon River Sports at 5:30 pm. Sign up in advance. 334-0696.
FREE.
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Tuesday,
July 24:
Sunrise 5:52 am; Sunset 8:46 pm
Av High 83; Av Low 53
Moon enters Libra 4:08 pm
GATHERINGS Suppers at South is a program for families dealing
with mental illness. Meets twice a month from 6 to 8:30 pm for dinner and support
activity at Lively Park Swim Center in Springfield. Childcare provided. Call 513-0268
to make reservations. FREE.
The Farmers' Market continues at 8th and Oak. See Saturday.
KIDSTUFF Poetry and nonviolence at Amazon, Petersen Barn
and Sheldon Community Center continues. See Monday.
MUSIC Calvin Johnson, Mark Robinson and Yumi Bitsu do singing/songwriting
and ambient-space rock at 8:30 pm at the WOW Hall. $7 dos.
The Shelley James MusicBox rocks Amazon Center at 6:30 pm. FREE.
Sun Bossa beats samba music at 6:30 pm at Island Park in Springfield.
FREE.
ON THE AIR "Alternative Radio" features "Mad
Cow USA," with John Stauber and Sheldon Rampton at 6:30 pm on KLCC, 89.7 FM.
"Arts Journal" features a SHOcase performance replay
at 6 pm on CTV-97. Re-airs July 26 at 9 pm.
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Wednesday,
July 25:
Sunrise 5:53 am; Sunset 8:45 pm
Av High 83; Av Low 53
FILMS Litany for Survival: The Life and Work of Audre
Lorde, a cohesion of readings, conversations and commentary by this African-American
poet, feminist, lesbian and activist will show at 7 pm at Mother Kali's Books. FREE.
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The Lloyd Jones
Band plays intelligent funk, blues and R&B, free, at Island Park. See
Saturday.
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Classic Film Night shows Dial M for Murder at dusk at Hinman
Vineyards. $8 includes winetasting and light hors d'oeuvres.
"Redemption Songs: Change Through Music," a series by
the UO Survival Center presents Bob Marley and the Wailers at 9 pm on the
east lawn outside the EMU, UO. Blankets are comfy. FREE.
GATHERING Contact Improvisational Dance welcomes everyone
to join in at 6:30 pm at Washburne Park, 20th and Agate. Bring your body. FREE.
KIDSTUFF The Teen Council meets from 4 to 5:30 pm at the
Downtown Library Conference Room. For info. Call 682-6337. FREE.
Poetry and nonviolence at Amazon, Petersen Barn and Sheldon Community
Center continues. See Monday.
Nick Sixkiller drums and talks about drumming at 1:30 pm at the
Springfield Public Library. FREE.
Karaoke for kids will be at 11:30 am in Meadow Park in Springfield.
FREE.
MUSIC Walker T. Ryan plays at 7 pm in Scobert Park. FREE.
OUTDOOR/RECREATION Wilderness Week offers a hike around
the Middle Fork Ranger District timber sale area. Meet at 1 pm at Growers Market,
and call Leeanne for information at 344-0675. www.onrc.org FREE.
GEARS rides 25 miles to McKenzie View. Meet at 6 pm at Alton Baker
Park. FREE.
PRESENTATION Jennifer Hess presents a Wellness Seminar at
10 am at the Willamalane Sr. Ctr. Pre-register at 736-4444. FREE.
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Thursday,
July 26:
Sunrise 5:54 am; Sunset 8:44 pm
Av High 83; Av Low 53
Moon enters Scorpio 7:17 pm
FORUM The Real Estate Investors Forum meets at noon at the
Hilton's Big River Grill. FREE.
GATHERING Jubilee Farm Stand continues at Territorial and
Broadway in Veneta. See Thursday, July 12.
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Youssou N'Dour,
July 26, Portland Zoo.
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KIDSTUFF Fractured Fairy Tales by "Impact"
Theatre continues. See Thursday, July 19.
Poetry and nonviolence at Amazon, Petersen Barn and Sheldon Community
Center continues. See Monday.
MUSIC The Deb Cleveland Band plays at 6:30 pm at the Churchill
Youth Sports Park. FREE.
Deep Banana Blackout plays at 9 pm at the Wild Duck. $8 dos.
The Springfield Community Concert Band plays a "Picnic-Knack-Paddywhack
Concert" at 2 pm in Island Park. FREE.
ON THE AIR "New Dimensions" features "Toltec
Wisdom," with Don Miguel Ruiz, at 6:30 pm on KLCC, 89.7 FM.
"Arts Journal" continues. See Tuesday.
OUTDOOR/RECREATION A whitewater kayak and inflatable kayak
trip on the Willamette River meets at Oregon River Sports at 5:30 pm. Sign up in
advance. 334-0696. FREE.
PRESENTATION "Making Use of Your Garden's Produce,"
by a master food preserver, is at 1:30 pm at the Willamalane Sr. Ctr. FREE.
SCIENCE "More Than Meets the Eye" continues at
the Lane ESD Planetarium. See Thursday, July 19.
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On
The Road:
Note: Continuation dates for out-of-town events are listed
under the first day of the event.
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The Indigo Girls
spend some time in the sun, July 22, Portland Zoo. See July 22, On the Road.
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JULY 19 The Oregon Coast Music Festival, featuring The Festival
Orchestra, Festival Chamber Players, Symphonic Choir, Chamber Orchestra, as well
as the Bay Area Concert Band, and more, today through July 28, in towns along the
Oregon Coast. For information and prices, call (541) 756-8889. www.coosnet.com/music
Clement Greenberg's A Critic's Collection, a survey of mid-century
American art, shows through Sept. 16 at the Portland Art Museum. (503) 226-2811.
$7.50, $6 sr., $4-$6 stu.
The Portland International Performance Festival continues, featuring
performances, events, courses and workshops through July 29. For information, call
(800) 547-8887, ext. 3276, or see www.extended.pdx.edu/pipf/.
Albany Civic Theater presents The Lion in Winter, a historically-based
comedy at 8 pm today, July 21, 26, 27, and July 28, with a 2:30 pm show July 22,
at ACT's Regina Frager Theater. $7, $5 stu./sr.
JULY 20 The Salem Art Fair and Festival, featuring more
than 200 artists, children's activities, juggling, dance, hands-on activities, music,
food and more, is 10 am to 8 pm today, and 10 am to 6 pm July 21 at Bush Pasture
Park, Salem. www.salemart.org FREE.
JULY 21 Two Gyrlz presents artists osseus labyrint "post
humyn movement based installation theatre of a truly unearthly nature," the
second in Two Gyrlz' I.F.F. (identity fuxux forum) series, at 9 pm at the Echo Theatre
in Portland. Artist reception after performance. www.2gyrlz.com. Tickets available
at Hungry Head Books, on Willamette. $10 adv, $10-20 dos.
Volkswalks in the High Cascades offers 20 walks through July 29.
For information call 726-7169 or try www.ava.org
The Indigo Girls play at 7:30 pm at the Britt Festival in Medford.
Call (800) 882-7488. www.brittfest.org $27-$39, $15 youth.
Reba McEntire plays at 7 pm at the Rose Garden Arena. Ticketmaster.
$22.50-$45.
JULY 22 The Indigo Girls appear at 7 pm at the Oregon Zoo,
Portland. www.oregonzoo.org. $19.
JULY 23 Lucinda Williams plays at 9 pm at The Crystal Ballroom
in Portland. Sold out.
JULY 24 Tower of Power's music falls at 7 pm on Stewart
Park, Roseburg. FREE.
JULY 26 Yousou N'Dour plays Senegalese music at 7 pm at
the Oregon Zoo, Portland. www.oregonzoo.com $8.
Blue's Clues Live, a full scale theatrical production geared
to the preschool set features all of the characters from the Nickelodeon series Blue's
Clues, at 7 pm tonight; 10:30 am and 7 pm tomorrow; 7 pm July 27; 11 am, 2 pm and
5 pm July 28; and 11 am and 2 pm July 29 at Keller Auditorium in Portland. Ticketmaster.
$14-$26.
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ATTN:
Opportunities
The Oregon Disability Commission seeks volunteers for an advisory
committee on state services to people with disabilities. For an application, due
Aug. 31, go to www.odc.or.state.us (800) 282-8096
Pacific Intercultural Exchange is seeking families to host high-school
students from a variety of countries during the upcoming school year. For information,
call (800) 894-7633. www.visionsinaction.org
Food Not Lawns! Seeks volunteers for permaculture gardening and
education projects. Call 484-7365.
The Oregon State Fair is seeking art entries. Prizes. Entry forms
by calling (503) 947-3247. Deadline is July 20. FREE.
Womenspace Volunteer Summer Training will be held on July 21 and
28. Call 485-7262 for registration information.
Easy 1-2-3 Committee needs volunteers for community education of
the Sept. ballot measure for instant run off elections, at 7 pm July 19 at the McNail-Reily
House on 13th and Jefferson.
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