| Events for Thursday, October 16, 2008 |
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Shakespeare's "The Winter's Tale"
Starts at
7:30 PM
Location: Lane Community College Mainstage, 4000 E. 30th. Ave.
William Shakespeare's "The Winter's Tale" is presented as a multi-media Experience, on Main Stage at Lane Community College. It's an adult fantasy, full of magic, dancing, music and film. The story joins the royal court of Silicia - where the king goes mad with jealousy - with wild and free Bohemia, where mysteries are revealed.
Sparky Roberts directs, and choreographer Marc Siegel plays a comic role.
In collaboration with Food for Lane County, on October 9-12, admission
is two-for-one with 4 cans of food. Otherwise, general admission is
$12.50, students $10. For Thursday shows, all tickets are $8.00. Audience members must be over age 10. For reservations, call Student Productions Association at 463-5761.
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| Events for Friday, October 17, 2008 |
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Archaeology Lecture Series
Starts at
5:30 PM
Location: Room 175 Knight Law School
The UO Museum of Natural and Cultural History presents a three part lecture series, “The First Oregonians: New Insights from the Field.” From the shores of the Oregon coast to the deserts of Oregon’s outback, museum archaeologists are always uncovering new evidence about Oregon’s first people, when they arrived and how they lived. Join experts from the museum’s research division to learn about the artifacts and stories uncovered during recent excavations.
Friday, October 17, 5:30 pm, Knight Law School, Room 175, FREE
Ancient Times to Allotment Times: Archaeology and Oral History of the Klamath Tribes
Thomas Connolly, director of research, MNCH
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Shakespeare's "The Winter's Tale"
Starts at
7:30 PM
Location: Lane Community College Mainstage, 4000 E. 30th. Ave.
William Shakespeare's "The Winter's Tale" is presented as a multi-media Experience, on Main Stage at Lane Community College. It's an adult fantasy, full of magic, dancing, music and film. The story joins the royal court of Silicia - where the king goes mad with jealousy - with wild and free Bohemia, where mysteries are revealed.
Sparky Roberts directs, and choreographer Marc Siegel plays a comic role.
In collaboration with Food for Lane County, on October 9-12, admission
is two-for-one with 4 cans of food. Otherwise, general admission is
$12.50, students $10. For Thursday shows, all tickets are $8.00. Audience members must be over age 10. For reservations, call Student Productions Association at 463-5761.
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| Events for Saturday, October 18, 2008 |
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Eugene Saturday Market
Duration: 10:00 AM
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5:00 PM
Location: 8th & Oak, downtown Eugene
Local handcrafts, great food, live entertainment, every Saturday, rain or shine
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Shakespeare's "The Winter's Tale"
Starts at
7:30 PM
Location: Lane Community College Mainstage, 4000 E. 30th. Ave.
William Shakespeare's "The Winter's Tale" is presented as a multi-media Experience, on Main Stage at Lane Community College. It's an adult fantasy, full of magic, dancing, music and film. The story joins the royal court of Silicia - where the king goes mad with jealousy - with wild and free Bohemia, where mysteries are revealed.
Sparky Roberts directs, and choreographer Marc Siegel plays a comic role.
In collaboration with Food for Lane County, on October 9-12, admission
is two-for-one with 4 cans of food. Otherwise, general admission is
$12.50, students $10. For Thursday shows, all tickets are $8.00. Audience members must be over age 10. For reservations, call Student Productions Association at 463-5761.
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