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Thursday,
November 22
Sunrise 7:16 am; Sunset 4:41 pm
Av High 50; Av Low 39
Sunrise 7:17 am; Sunset 4:41 pm
Av High 50; Av Low 39
Moon enters Pisces 1:52 pm
GATHERING A free Thanksgiving Community Dinner featuring
1700 lbs. of turkey is from 11 am to 4 pm at the Whiteaker School. Much needed donations
can be delivered, or call 485-8179.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION A Thanksgiving Nature Reading with Daniel
Ray with Harold Schyberg is at 10 am. Meet at the Mt. Pisgah Arboretum Visitor's
Center. $2 sugg. don.
A Winter Solstice walk with Nearby Nature meets at 10 am at the
Park Host Residence, Alton Baker Park. 687-9699. $3 sugg. don.
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Friday,
November 23:
Sunrise 7:18 am; Sunset 4:40 pm
Av High 50; Av Low 39
ARTS/VISUAL A reception for Bart Forbes, featuring the unveiling
of his Tradition, is at 5 pm at Robert Canaga Gallery. The unveiling is at
7 pm. FREE.
BENEFIT A "Jim Fell Down" benefit for the injured
Jim Kelso features music by Birdie Jo, Activator, Then Poland, and Thong at 10 pm
at John Henry's.
COMEDY Comedysportz features Christina "120" Watson
at 7 pm tonight and tomorrow at Groucho's. For reservations call 517-9996. $8, $6
with a can of food for Food For Lane County.
GATHERINGS "Buy Nothing Day" features free food and
music all day at Out of the Fog. FREE.
The Holiday Market features handmade local crafts, food, entertainment
and more, from 10 am-6 pm, in the Exhibit Hall, Lane County Fairgrounds, through
Dec. 24. Invincible Vincent performs at 10:30 pm; Patty McCulla at noon; Slavej at
1:30 pm; Bin Dass at 3 pm; and The Swifts at 4:30 pm. FREE.
An Oregon Homecrafters exposition is in the Performance Hall, and
"Christmas Treasures" is in the Courtyard from 10 am to 6 pm today and
tomorrow, and from 10 am to 5 pm Nov. 25, Lane County Fairgrounds. FREE.
KIDSTUFF "Where in the Universe is Carmen Sandiego
2" is at 4 pm today, and at 2 pm tomorrow and Nov. 18 at the Lane Planetarium.
$5, $4 stu./sr., $4 children.
The Patterson Family Resource Center drop-in times continue at
the Patterson Family Resource Center. See
Wednesday, Nov. 21.
"Perception Deception" features a class on optical illusions
from 3:30 to 5:30 pm at the Bethel Branch Library. FREE.
MUSIC Jim Brickman plays piano at 8 pm at the Hult's Silva.
682-5000. $27.50-$32.
Syrius Jones plays at 9:30 pm at the Wild Duck. $5.
The Leftovers play at 9:30 pm at Sam Bond's Garage. $3-$5 ss.
The Paul Orbell Trio plays at 8:30 pm at Fool's Paradise Tree House.
FREE.
THEATER Gypsy, a musical fable, opens at 8 pm tonight
and continues tomorrow and Nov. 30, and Dec. 1, 7, 8, 14, 15, 21 and 22, with 2 pm
showings Dec. 2 and 23 at the Actors Cabaret. 683-4368. $17 adv., $22 dos.
Radio Vaudeville is a live 1930s radio show at 7 pm tonight
and continues Nov. 24, 29, 30 and Dec. 1, 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15 and 16 with matinee
performances at 2 pm Dec. 1,2, 8, 9, 15 and 16 at Lord Leebrick Theatre. 465-1506.
$9, $7 children.
VIGIL A "Justice Not War" vigil is at 4 pm at
the Federal Building. FREE.
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Saturday,
November 24:
Sunrise 7:19 am; Sunset 4:39 pm
Av High 50; Av Low 39
BENEFIT A 2001 PETsMART Santa Claws fundraiser for animal
welfare organizations features pictures taken of your pet with "Santa Claws"
from 11 am to 5 pm today and tomorrow at PetsMart. $9.95.
A benefit for FOOD for Lane County features raffles, giveaways
and refreshments from 11 am to 3 pm at Down to Earth, 5th St. Bring canned food.
don.
COMEDY Comedysportz continues at Groucho's. See Friday.
GATHERINGS "Rhythmology" features a hands-on rhythm
and drum school from 1:30 to 3 pm at WISTEC. FREE with admission to "The Sound
Of Science." 682-7888. See Art in the Galleries.
An open house for Dermurti K. Khalsa, D.C., Jan Pasnick, D.C. and
Maria Moondance features Oregon ethnic clothing and refreshments from 1:30 to 7:30
pm at Amazon Chiropractic, between Mazzi's and the Old Pad Tavern. FREE.
The Saturday Holiday Market features handmade local crafts, food,
entertainment and more, from 10 am-6 pm, in the Exhibit Hall, Lane County Fairgrounds,
through Dec. 24. Tim Miller juggles at 10:30 am; Inspirational Sounds at noon; Walker
T Ryan at 1:30 pm; Paul Prince at 3 pm; and Love, Death and Agriculture at 4:30 pm.
FREE.
An Oregon Homecrafters exposition, and "Christmas Treasures"
continue at the Lane County Fairgrounds. See
Friday.
KIDSTUFF "Where in the Universe is Carmen Sandiego
2" continues at the Lane Planetarium. See
Friday.
MUSIC Blues prodigy David Jacobs-Strain performs at 8 pm
at Tsunami Books.
Fells Acres, Basic Assumption, Gravity and Henry play at 10 pm
at John Henry's. $4.
Mood Area 52 plays tango at 9:30 pm at Sam Bond's Garage. $4.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION A Friends of Buford Park and Mt. Pisgah's
bird and botany walk meets to carpool at 8 am at the South Eugene High School parking
lot. 344-8350. FREE.
Oregon River Sports floats the McKenzie River from Olallie to Paradise.
Meet at ORS at 10 am. FREE.
THEATER Radio Vaudeville continues at Lord Leebrick
Theatre. See Friday.
Gypsy continues at the Actors Cabaret. See Friday.
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Sunday,
November 25:
Sunrise 7:21 am; Sunset 4:39 pm
Av High 49; Av Low 39
Moon enters Aries 2:21 am
BENEFIT A 2001 PetsMart Santa Claws fundraiser continues
at PETsMART. See Saturday.
FILM The Subversive Pillow Theatre presents Surviving
Columbus, a documentary tracing the 500-year history of the Pueblo people of
the Southwest since their first contact with the European conquistadors, at 8 pm
at the Shamrock House and Community Space. FREE.
GATHERINGS Bingo with Jivan and Tom features wry hilarity
and prizes at 8:30 pm at Sam Bond's Garage. FREE.
The Sunday Holiday Market features handmade local crafts, food,
entertainment and more, from 10 am-6 pm, in the Exhibit Hall, Lane County Fairgrounds.
Roger Fountain juggles at 10:30 am; Kaulean O' Shaughnessy at noon; Peter Wilde and
Friends at 1:30 pm; "Yes! It is Fashion!" Fashion Show at 3 pm; and The
Klezmonauts at 4:30 pm. FREE.
An Oregon Homecrafters exposition, and "Christmas Treasures"
continue at the Lane County Fairgrounds. See
Friday.
A rainbow family potluck is at noon at 2241 Roosevelt. 915-1295.
Bring food to share and utensils. FREE.
KIDSTUFF "Where in the Universe is Carmen Sandiego
2" continues at the Lane Planetarium. See
Friday.
MUSIC A shocase showdown features local and regional artists
competing for prizes at 9 pm at the Downtown Lounge. 687-0947. FREE.
ON THE AIR "The DNA Files" is a 5-part series
featuring an exploration of genetic engineering and the human genome project at noon
today, and at 6:30 pm tomorrow and Nov. 27, 28 and 29 on KLCC, 89.7 FM.
OUTDOORS/RECREATION GEARS rides 45 miles to the Sunrise
Café in Pleasant Hill. Meet at 10 am in Alton Baker Park. FREE.
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Monday,
November 26:
Sunrise 7:22 am; Sunset 4:48 pm
Av High 49; Av Low 38
GATHERING A friends of Mt. Pisgah Annual Meeting features
dessert and a presentation, "Sudden Oak Death in Oregon," by Alan Kanaskie,
at 7 pm in the EWEB Community Room, 500 E. 4th Ave.
KIDSTUFF The Patterson Family Resource Center drop-in times
continue at the Patterson Family Resource Center. See Wednesday, Nov. 21.
LECTURE The City Club of Eugene and the Lane Institute of
Faith hosts "Islam, America and Eugene: A Conversation With the Community"
at 5:30 pm tonight at the McDonald Theatre. $6 includes hors d'oeurves.
MUSIC The Hundredth Monkey Ensemble plays at 8 pm in Beall
Hall, UO. FREE.
ON THE AIR "The DNA Files" continues on KLCC,
89.7 FM. See Sunday.
PRESENTATION "The Oregon Flora Project A New Botanical
Resource for our State" is in Room 177, Science, main campus, LCC. FREE.
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Tuesday,
November 27:
Sunrise 7:23 am; Sunset 4:38 pm
Av High 49; Av Low 38.
Moon enters Taurus 1:06 pm
FILMS "War" International Film Series presents
Night of Shooting Stars at 7 pm in room 122, Pacific, UO. FREE.
FORUM "Will This War Make us Safe?," a forum with
Zaher Wahab and others is at 7 pm at the First United Methodist Church. FREE.
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DaVinci's illustration on trajectory,
from "Enlightenment," a lecture in the "Evolution of Human Spirituality,"
Fall Series, Eugene Baha'i Center. See
Tuesday.
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GATHERING A craft fair and open house is from 10 am to 5 pm
in the EMU, UO.
KIDSTUFF Teen Books on the Mall is from 3 to 4 pm downtown
between Willamette and Olive.
LECTURES The Lane Institute of Faith and Education presents
"Touch the Stars: Natural History and Symbolism of Heavenly Bodies" at
7:15 pm at the Central Presbyterian Church. don.
The "Evolution of Human Spirituality" Fall Lecture Series
presents "Enlightenment" at 7 pm at the Eugene Baha'i Center. FREE.
Andre Carpenter discusses "Of Brutes, Wimps and Real Men"
at 7 pm at the Buzz Coffeehouse. don.
MUSIC A concert of 16th Century music by the Collegium Musicum
is at 8 pm in room 198, Music, UO. FREE.
ON THE AIR "The DNA Files" continues on KLCC,
89.7 FM. See Sunday.
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Wednesday,
November 28:
Sunrise 7:24 am; Sunset 4:37 pm
Av High 49; Av Low 38
DANCE Dance Quarterly presents an informal performance of
works-in-progress at 7 pm in the Dougherty Dance Theatre, Gerlinger Annex, UO. FREE.
FILM Taxi Blues, the adventures of a jazz saxophonist
in Moscow, plays at 6:30 pm in Room 115 Pacific, UO.
MUSIC The Chamber and Concert Choirs perform at 7:30 pm
in the Performance Hall, Main Campus, LCC. $4, $2 stu./sr.
Justin King continues at Café Paradiso. $5.
Jaime Maderas plays at 9 pm at Sam Bond's Garage. FREE.
Gene Loves Jezebel plays at 9 pm at the Downtown Lounge. $3.
Jurassic 5 and Binary Star play at 8 pm in the ballroom, EMU, UO.
$18, $15 UO students.
Happy Accident plays at 9 pm at the Buzz Coffeehouse, EMU, UO.
FREE.
ON THE AIR "The DNA Files" continues on KLCC,
89.7 FM. See Sunday.
PRESENTATIONS Dyane Adamson teaches American Sign Language
at 7 pm at Mother Kali's Books. FREE.
Jennifer Knight Dills discusses "Transparence and Transcendence
in a Dance Aesthetic: The Language of Self Portrayed in Contemporary Concert Dance"
at noon in room 330, Hendricks, UO.
SPIRITUAL The Know Thyself as Soul Foundation Northwest
presents programs on Sant Mat, and the meditation on the inner light and sound at
7 pm today at the Cottage Grove Community Center, and at 7 pm tomorrow in the President's
Conference Room, Law School, UO. (888) 681-9791. FREE.
THEATER The Springfield Alliance for Equality and Respect
presents Eleanor Roosevelt: Across a Barrier of Fear at 1:30 pm today, and
at 7:30 pm tomorrow at tomorrow at the Senior Adult Activity Center, Springfield.
FREE.
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Thursday,
November 29:
Sunrise 7:25 am; Sunset 4:37 pm
Av High 49; Av Low 38
Moon enters Gemini 9:04 pm
COMEDY Absolute Improv comedy is at 8 pm at the Wild Duck.
$7.
DANCE A dance for middle school people is from 7 to 9:30
pm at the Sheldon Community Center. Photo I.D. required. $3.
A showing of student works-in-progress is at 7 pm in the Dougherty
Dance Theatre, Gerlinger Annex, UO. FREE.
GATHERINGS An Oregon River Sports Sea Kayak Club meets at
6:30 pm at ORS. FREE.
An open-mic poetry event inspired by the Churchill Alternative
High School's Hip Hop and Poetry class is at 6:30 pm at Out of the Fog and Morning
Glory Café. FREE.
LECTURE A presentation of Abigail Adams in 18th Century
costuming, sharing the story of her life and that of her family from 10 am to noon
at the Willamalane Senior Ctr., Springfield. FREE.
LITERARY ARTS David Littshwager and Susan Middleton read
at 7 pm at Barnes and Noble Books. FREE.
An "Artists' Café" is an informal gathering of
artists, performance artists and friends of the arts, at 7 pm at Fool's Paradise
Tea House. FREE.
MUSIC Ty Connor performs with Tom Heinl at 9 pm at Sam Bond's
Garage. $2.
The "Lords and Ladies" of the Eugene Vocal Arts Ensemble
perform carols, madrigals and motets in a preview of the choir's holiday concert
at 12:15 pm in the Hult's lobby. FREE.
The University Opera Ensemble performs at 8 pm in Beall Hall. $5,
$3 stu./sr.
The Lane Chamber Orchestra performs at 7:30 pm at the Newman Center.
$4, $2 stu./sr.
ON THE AIR "The DNA Files" continues on KLCC,
89.7 FM. See Sunday.
SPIRITUAL A program on Sant Mat continues in the President's
Conference Room, Law School, UO. See Wednesday.
THEATER Radio Vaudeville continues at Lord Leebrick
Theatre. See Friday.
Eleanor Roosevelt: Across a Barrier of Fear continues at
the Senior Adult Activity Center, Springfield. See Wednesday, Nov. 28.
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Corvallis Events
NOV. 21 The Men's Modern Barbershop Chorus sings at 7 pm tonight
at the Good Samaritan Church. 738-0581. FREE.
The Corvallis Farmer's Market features fresh produce and flowers
from 9 am to 1 pm today and Nov. 28 at the City Hall Parking Lot, Corvallis. 752-1510.
FREE.
NOV. 23 The Corvallis Community Christmas Parade is at 7
pm Downtown. FREE.
A holiday open house is from 10 am to 5 pm today, tomorrow and
Nov. 25 at the Garland Nursery. FREE.
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Obo Addy, The Crystal Ballroom,
Portland. See Nov. 29 On
the Road.
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The Springhill Cellar's Federweisser Festival is from noon to 5 pm
today, and from noon to 10 pm tomorrow at Springhill Cellars. FREE.
A Thanksgiving open house is from noon to 5 pm at Airlie Winery.
FREE.
A Thanksgiving open house is from noon to 5 pm at Tyee Wine Cellars.
FREE.
NOV. 24 A Holiday Bazaar is from 9 am to 5 pm at the Kings
Circle Assembly of God. FREE.
NOV. 26 The Men's Modern Barbershop Chorus sings at 7 pm
tonight and Nov. 21 at the Good Samaritan Church. 738-0581. FREE.
NOV. 27 An evening of big band Jazz by the OSU Jazz Ensemble
is at 7 pm at the Majestic Theatre. www.valleytix.org 758-9393. $5.
Toys for Tots basketball clinics feature evenings of basketball
fun with the OSU men's and women's basketball teams for kids grades 3 through 5 tonight,
and for kids grades 6 through 8 tomorrow from 7 to 8:30 pm at Gill Coliseum. Register
at 766-6918. The cost is one new toy per child.
NOV. 29 The Human Genome Lectures present "Knowledge,
Commerce and the Human Genome Project: A Case History of Post-Cold War Science"
by Daniel J. Kevles at 4 pm in Room 206, Memorial Union, OSU. FREE.
Music a'la Carte presents the OSU Concert Band at noon, and the
OSU Symphonic Wind Ensemble performs a Fall Concert at 7:30 pm at the LaSells Stewart
Center, OSU. FREE.
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Untitled screenprint by
Gary Hume, The Spring Angels Series 2000, Hallie Ford Museum of Art, Salem,
through Jan. 5.
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On
The Road:
Note: Continuation dates for out-of-town events are listed
under the first day of the event.
NOV. 21 Pressure Points, an exhibit of prints from
the collections of Jordan D. Schnitzer is at the Hallie Ford Museum of Art, Willamette
University, Salem, through Jan. 5. $3, $2 sr./stu.
NOV. 23 The Trip to Bountiful, a story of struggling
imagination and regain of strength, shows at 8 pm tonight and tomorrow, and continues
Nov. 29 and 30, and Dec. 1, with a 2:30 pm matinee Nov. 25 at the Albany Civic Theater.
www.peak.org/community/act $8, $6 sr./youth under 18
NOV. 24. Stephen Durham and Yolanda Alaniz discuss the role
feminists, unionists and people of color play in a movement against the war at 7
pm at the Musicians Union Hall, Portland. (503)240-4462. $3 don.
NOV. 27 The annual "Northwest Environmental Conference:
A Forum for Practical Environmental Management" features seminars and discussions
on many environmental topics from 8 am to 4:45 pm today, and from 8 am to 4:15 pm
tomorrow at the Doubletree Hotel, Jantzen Beach, Portland. www.nwec.org (503) 229-5946.
FREE.
NOV. 29 Maya Soleil and Obo Addy play at 9 pm at the Crystal
Ballroom, Portland. $20.
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ATTN:
Opportunities
Applications for the 32nd Annual Willamette Valley Folk Festival are
available at culturalforum.uoregon.edu The deadline for applications
is Feb. 23. Include a music sample.
Applications for music scholarship auditions are due Jan. 7. Write
to Marge Victor, Auditions Coordinator, Dept. of Music, Benton 101, OSU, Corvallis,
97331-2502, or call (503) 737-5592.
Maude Kerns invites artists to submit work for possible inclusion
in the 2003-2004 schedule of exhibits. For an application, send an SASE to 2003-2004
Prospectus, Maude Kerns Art Center, 1910 E. 15th Ave., Eugene, OR, 97403. Deadline
for applications is Jan. 14.
Artists are invited to submit work for placement in the new Oregon
Department of Forestry Tillamook Headquarters. The deadline is Dec. 4. (503) 986-0084.
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