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KOMBUCHA CULTURE

THE ANCIENT FERMENTED TEA IS GAINING POPULARITY IN THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. One UO business graduate has started his own kombucha business while some students attempt to brew their own.

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PAGE 2 | EMERALD | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2016 EMERALD MEDIA GROUP & David McCosh’s vivid ARTS lithography at JSMA ➡ CULTURE FRANKLIN LEWIS It is easy to overlook the tiny Morris well with the football-themed “Scrimmage” Graves Gallery, hidden in the halls of the exhibit, which featured a McCosh print and Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art. Because several other contemporary printmakers. many larger exhibits occupy the long halls Jordan Schnitzer also has a new in the museum, one could easily walk right publication coming out next month by through the Graves Gallery, unaware of independent curator Roger Saydack that its existence. But the gallery houses a new addresses McCosh’s career and highlights hidden gem on campus: an exhibition of two of the exhibit’s prints. the Midwest lithography tradition featuring “It was really the perfect storm of former University of Oregon instructor and research being printed and having other talented printmaker David McCosh. works being shown in the museum,” Knapp Best known for his landscape paintings said. “It was really exciting for me as a of the Northwest, McCosh was also an avid curator to put up McCosh’s work in the lithographer. Born in 1903 in Cedar Rapids, context of other artists’ work — especially Iowa, McCosh earned his undergraduate the contemporary works — because we and graduate degrees from the Art Institute don’t often have a chance to provide that of Chicago, where he also began his component.” teaching career. In the summers between Creating a traditional lithograph in classes, McCosh would travel back to his the 1930s was a laborious undertaking, home state of Iowa to teach classes for the according to the information wall panel for Stone City Art Colony, where he helped the exhibit. To create the prints, the artists establish a Midwestern art tradition. used water-resistant crayons to draw on In 1934, McCosh relocated to Eugene flat limestone. The stone was then washed, to teach UO students art, including applied with ink and pressed onto paper. lithography. When McCosh passed away Because the ink is water-resistant, the ink in 1981, his wife Anne Kutka McCosh will naturally stick to the crayons and be Lithograph by David McCosh entitled “Parade,” 1933. (Courtesy of Jordan Schnitzer arranged for a large portion of his art and repelled by non-drawn areas, creating the Museum of Art) archives to be donated to the UO, which has image seen in the print. become the David John McCosh Memorial The press machine requires a large Collection and Archive. amount of force to crank, and the In the exhibit, McCosh’s unique undertaking could really test the will printmaking skill is put on display. With of the artist. McCosh even caricatured a very fluid, free-flowing style, his vivid the complicated, laborious process in a depictions of the simple but elegant watercolor for Persis Weaver Robertson, Midwestern landscapes blend well with one of his students at the Stone City art the somber black and white tones of the colony. He included jokes on the edges of lithography prints. the painting and even drew himself into the In the print titled “Early Fall in Illinois,” piece. McCosh captures the peacefulness of the “It shows he had a great sense of humor,” Midwest: gently rolling hillsides, grazing Knapp said. “It was a hard and complicated cattle, swaying trees. He also uses the process, and sometimes you would put in a negative (blank) space efficiently to create lot of effort and the final print wouldn’t turn the sky and some of the trees. out the way you’d like.” Each print in the collection was made in Both the watercolor and one of either the 1930s or early 1940s, so the Great Robertson’s lithographs are on view in this Depression is an overarching theme in the exhibition. exhibit. McCosh prominently addresses the The book mentioned previously is poverty caused by the economic upheaval titled David McCosh: Learning to Paint is in the ironically-titled print “Parade,” which Learning to See (The McCosh Exhibitions, depicts men waiting in line for bread. 2005-2014). A reception for the release The UO timed the exhibit’s premiere for of the book will be held at the JSMA on two main reasons. Danielle Knapp, McCosh Wednesday, Nov. 16 at 5:30 p.m. A lecture by memorial collection associate curator and author Roger Saydack will follow at 6 p.m. exhibit curator, said the exhibition paired

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2016 | EMERALD | PAGE 3 ⚠ HEALTH

Willamalane staff members accept the 2016 Gold Medal award at the National Recreation and Park Association’s Annual Conference in St. Louis, MO. (Photo Courtesy of Willamalane News Release) WILLAMALANE FITNESS WINS AWARD

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There aren’t many places that offer classes about utilizing our resources and just don’t know it.” One tribal fusion belly dancing and rock climbing on a the art of henna, tai chi and woodworking all under such resource is Dorris Ranch, a park and operating floor-to-ceiling climbing wall. the same roof, but Lane County has a nationally farm listed on the National Register of Historic Aside from fitness, Willamalane also provides renowned community department that does. The Places. “It’s really right in the backyard of the creative classes and informational lectures. On Oct. Willamalane Park and Recreation District recently University of Oregon,” said Kunerth. 22, it will host a workshop to create realistic zombie won the 2016 National Gold Medal Award for best Besides holding community events year round, makeup, as well as a lecture about the best ways for parks and recreation department, presented by the Dorris Ranch has beautiful biking and walking paths millennials to be financially successful on Nov. 15. National Recreation and Park Association. open to the public. With 43 other parks in the area, Classes are generally either a flat fee at the beginning The award designates Willamalane as the best Willamalane offers students myriad places to escape of the session or can be paid on a class-by-class park and recreation agency in the country for the stress of school and find the calm of nature. basis. Some events, such as the workshop for communities of its size. Kunerth also reports that Willamalane is millennials, are free. “We’re frankly still beaming with pride,” said Bill constantly expanding. The organization recently “It’s not just your run of the mill programs,” said Kunerth, the public affairs manager for Willamalane. acquired Thurston Hills Natural Area. This 650- Kunerth. “We have so many diverse offerings.” With this award comes a reflection on the acre plot of land sits on the outskirts of several Kunerth is optimistic that the NRPA award will constant support of the people surrounding the subdivisions in Springfield and will open up a whole allow Willamalane to continue serving the needs of organization. “This isn’t Willamalane’s award; this new set of outdoor opportunities, including the Lane County for decades to come. “We take great is the community’s award,” said Kunerth. “Without creation of several mountain biking trails. pride in making a positive impact in people’s lives,” their support we wouldn’t be able to offer these types “This area has a tremendous amount of potential said Kunerth. of opportunities.” for outdoor recreation and education,” said Kunerth, Willamalane is ideal for students looking for a Willamalane is the parks and recreation district who hopes to get some UO students or clubs place to try something new and unique. With so for Springfield. It maintains more than 1,500 acres involved with shaping the new area. The Thurston many arts, fitness and informational classes, there of natural land, along with five thriving recreation Hills Natural Area is set to publicly open by next is always something happening that fits into a busy centers. In 1944, citizens voted to establish summer. college student’s schedule. Willamalane as a distinct tax district and a place While the outdoor activities are numerous, “I’m just amazed every single day about all of for people of all ages to connect, learn and exercise. Willamalane is also known for its indoor classes the resources that Willamalane has to offer for Unfortunately, many University of Oregon students and lectures. Several buildings, including the Adult this community,” said Kunerth. “There are so many may have never heard of this organization and miss Activity Center and the Willamalane Center for opportunities for students to take advantage of.” out on the numerous opportunities it has to offer. Sports and Recreation, offer fitness classes year- Kunerth said that “a lot of students are already round. Some class options include yoga, cycling,

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2016 | EMERALD | PAGE 5 PAGE 6 | EMERALD | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2016 Thomas graduated from UO with a business by volume. fermentation process. and Spanish degree and started Townshend’s Tea After steeping tea, sugar and other botanicals “Seeing the SCOBY grow is the most interesting Company roughly a year after graduation. in order to draw the best flavor, a SCOBY is added part,” Sigrist said. “You’re kind of rooting for it to “I educated myself about tea because I knew and the concoction undergoes the fermentation succeed.” there was a lot you could do with it that wasn’t process in large aerobic containers, similar to the Although Sigrist is a dedicated kombucha being done,” Thomas said. “I believed in it, and I methods used to produce sour beer. brewer rooting for its success, he did not preach knew there was a big potential for it.” According to Thomas, in order to meet food about the drink’s wellness benefits. There is a The company was originally his brain child safety requirements the pH of kombucha decent amount of controversy surrounding from a business project he completed for a senior must register below 4.6 — vinegar-level acidity, whether kombucha is a legitimate health aid: business class, but the idea snowballed into a Thomas said — since the beverage is raw and Some people swear by its probiotic properties, successful brand — and eventually a kombucha unpasteurized. If the brew falls any higher on the claiming it helps with anything from gut company. pH scale, harmful bacteria can grow causing the detoxification to curing cancer, but others argue “All the successes I had at the teahouse came solution to change completely. Once a batch is against this due to the little research that has from listening to what my most enthusiastic ready, it is moved to a chilled environment, which been done directly on the benefits of drinking customers liked, what they wanted,” Thomas said. halts the fermentation in its tracks. kombucha. “Enough people were asking about kombucha, The next step is bottling the kombucha and However, looking closer at the makeup of and I was like ‘OK I gotta figure out what this then it’s out for sale. Kombucha provides some clearer answers to why stuff is.’’” But to UO student Jeremy Sigrist, kombucha and how it is considered a wellness beverage. Brew Dr. Kombucha names each flavor in is more than just a refreshing drink to purchase Research states that microorganisms derived order to reflect the blend of herbs used for from his local Whole Foods; it’s also a hobby. from Kombucha offer an array of metabolites, brewing. For example, Brew Dr.’s “Clear Mind” Sigrist tasted kombucha for the first time at are rich in fiber, amino acids, antioxidants, is a mixture of sage, rosemary and mint, which, ASUO’s biannual Street Faire. As a tea drinker, vitamins and more. These elements are derived according to Thomas, are herbs recognized for he became interested and spontaneously found from the SCOBY and are what enable Kombucha their ability to increase blood flow and oxygen to himself at a local natural foods store with his to offer certain health benefits, namely helping the brain, thus assisting with focus and mental roommate buying a SCOBY kit. That’s right; detoxification, improving digestion and boosting clarity. All ingredients are listed on the front label kombucha can be turned into a DIY. the immune system. of each bottle, and Thomas takes pride in that “It’s a drink my roommate and I really enjoy, so “It’s a really good daily habit,” Matt Thomas transparency. we looked up the recipe and decided to give it a said. “A lot of naturopaths are starting to While flavorful botanicals, sugar and SCOBY try,” Sigrist said. “It’s really easy and fun.” prescribe it as part of people’s diet.” are the only ingredients necessary for the Unlike the massive kegs used for brewing by Thomas continued to say that Kombucha isn’t production of kombucha, the brewing process is companies like Brew Dr., Sigrist’s home brew was just some “devilish little treat.” Although there are slightly more complex. made in a one-gallon glass container, and his no promises made or proof that Kombucha is the Thomas noted that making kombucha is total costs — including the SCOBY kit, tea, sugar all healing, magical elixir of life, it is reasonable to not vastly different than making beer, hence and vinegar — were under $30. Sigrist and his say that kombucha is a better alternative to other the microscopic levels of alcohol content in roommate keep the gallon of fermenting liquid beverages on the shelf at the grocery store. Go Kombucha that remain below the allowed alcohol in their tiny water heater closet in support of the ahead; try one. You just might like it.

Photos by Savannah Mendoza *Caution should be taken if attempting to brew Kombucha at home.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2016 | EMERALD | PAGE 7 Administration NEWS

The University of Oregon received the largest single donation to a public university in the history of the U.S. from Phil and Penny Knight. (Max Thornberry) Knight Donates Millions Phil and Penny Knight Fund New Science Research Campus

➡ MAX THORNBERRY, @MAX_THORNBERRY

University of Oregon President Michael Schill addressed a full house Tues- administrators but by our faculty members,” Schill said, “out of a passion to day morning in the Giustina Ballroom. Faculty Senate members, the Board make a difference in the world.” of Trustees and state legislators, including Oregon Gov. Kate Brown, were The new campus is being received well by faculty members. Ulrich Mayr, on hand for the official announcement of a $500 million gift from Phil and department head of psychology, is excited about the intellectual as well as Penny Knight. physical expansion that the campus will bring. “The initiative which President Schill will share with you today is a trans- “It’s fantastic, it’s going to lift up the whole campus,” Mayr said. “It will formative development that creates a powerful new platform for collabora- release space pressure, on campus by starting the northward expansion tion and partnership between the scientists and researchers at the Univer- across Franklin [Boulevard].” sity of Oregon and OHSU,” Joe Robertson, president of OHSU said. The Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Impact OHSU received a $500 million gift from the Knights last year for its work will bring hundreds of researchers to UO. Schill also predicts that it will on early detection of lethal cancers. “substantially” increase state funding for the university and be a boon for Jim Hutchison, Lokey-Harrington Chair in chemistry, said that the campus Eugene’s economy in the process. will help UO bring new people in while sending out ideas that originate here. This gift comes in the midst of a $2 billion fundraising campaign initiated “The key strength of the University of Oregon is fundamental science; we by Schill in October 2014. After reaching the half-way point in July 2016, the discover new things everyday,” Hutchison said. “Often those discoveries university is closing in on its goal. stay within the university … our goal is translate those ideas.” “Unlike so many other initiatives in higher education, this one has the Schill applauded the work of faculty members for bringing the idea to life. resources to back it up,” Schill said. “The vision for this campus was born, like all great academic ideas not by

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RESIDENCE HALL LEAD LEVELS

Carson Hall is located just north of the Erb Memorial Union in the middle of the University of Oregon campus. (Taylor Wilder)

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The amount of lead in select faucets and happened as individual departments or buildings to assure the water is safe to consume. The tests drinking fountains on campus was over twice the requested it,” McIver said. “Everything that the are conducted by an independent lab in Seattle, Environmental Protections Agency’s “action level” university is doing, in terms of the levels they McIver said. of 15 parts per billion last spring, according to choose to respond to and the testing program, is One initial sample from a faucet in Barnhart public records published by University of Oregon all voluntary.” Hall had a 229 ppb lead level, more than 15 times Safety and Risk Services. The EPA has mandatory testing regulations for higher than the EPA’s action level. It dropped to According to the EPA, water that tests higher utility companies, child care facilities and other 3.19 ppb after being flushed. than 15 ppb is unsafe for human consumption. institutions, but those mandatory regulations But this post-flush drop was not the case with Utility companies must take action to treat their don’t cover the UO. all fixtures. A sample taken from a faucet in the water if lead levels exceed 15 ppb. The reports also show the location of tainted Barnhart Cafe Bar was initially 61.3 ppb, but UO alerted residents in September that water faucets and water fountains in academic measured 74.8 ppb after a 30-second flush. in Bean, Hamilton, Walton and Barnhart halls had buildings such as Columbia Hall, Erb Memorial According to the CDC, “No safe blood level [for tested above the 15 ppb federal action level, but Union, Volcanology Hall, Clinical Services lead] has been identified, and all sources of lead it did not specify the actual results. Initial sample Building, Condon Hall, Knight Library, McMorran exposure for children should be controlled or test results show that multiple fixtures in all four House and Treetops house. eliminated. Lead concentrations in drinking water halls had lead levels above 30 ppb, twice the EPA Any water sources that continue to test positive should be below the U.S. EPA’s action level of 15 action level. for lead after treatment are shut off and marked, parts per billion.” A lack of consistent lead testing before this according to Adam Jones, building science Exposure to lead can cause behavioral spring means that water has been lead-tainted for manager with Risk and Safety Services. problems and learning disabilities in young an unknown amount of time. Full test results and confirmation levels are children and also affect the health of adults, University spokesman Kelly McIver confirmed available online. Three types of water samples according to the CDC. that given the lack of consistent testing, it is were taken: “initial,” “flush” and “confirmation.” The university is currently working to fix lead possible UO lead levels were over the EPA’s action Initial samples are “first draw” samples issues in buildings across campus, according to level last school year. collected directly from the tap after a period of its interactive map. Water was declared safe to According to McIver, the university did not no usage. These samples were used to determine drink in Bean, Hamilton and Barnhart halls in an regularly test for lead before this spring. if a flush test – testing after the water has run for Oct. 4 email to residents. “In the past there was testing that was done, but 30 seconds – was needed. Confirmation samples it was not on a regular and ongoing basis. Testing are taken after mitigation has been completed,

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The LGBTQA+ flag blowing in the wind. (Creative Commons) TRUMP’S AND CLINTON’S STANCE ON LGBTQ RIGHTS

Only a few weeks remain until Oregon is able important step all presidential candidates should colors. Pence signed a bill allowing businesses to to vote in the upcoming presidential election. take. discriminate against people who are LGBTQA+. Despite how close it is to election, some of the On the other side of the political spectrum, He also said that gay couples signal a “societal presidential and vice presidential candidates’ Donald Trump is not as clear on his stance collapse” and contribute to a “deterioration of views on LGBTQA+ issues are still unclear. regarding LGBTQA+ issues. Although he has marriage and family.” Furthermore, Pence stated Hillary Clinton’s website states that “lesbian, stated that transgender people should use that being gay was a choice. He opposed the gay, bisexual and transgender Americans deserve “whatever bathroom they feel is appropriate,” he repeal of “don’t ask, don’t tell,” a military policy to live their lives free from discrimination.” has shown support for North Carolina’s HB2 law, that didn’t allow soldiers to openly identify as Clinton sides with the Supreme Court ruling which forbids people who are transgender from gay. He also opposed the Obama administration which says LGBT couples should be able to marry, using the bathroom in public. He has also shown directive allowing transgender students to use but admits the country still has a ways to go. support for the First Amendment Defense Act. whichever bathroom they prefer. Her website lists several goals to advance the FADA states the government cannot discriminate As a whole, it’s safe to say that Trump and Pence rights of the LGBTQA+ community, were she against people who are acting in the name of oppose several pro-LGBTQA+ policies. They do to be elected: fight for full federal equality for religion. FADA came to the forefront of national not support people who are transgender enough LGBT Americans; support LGBT youth, parents dialogue when Kentucky clerk Kim Davis refused to give them the dignity of using whichever and elders; honor the military service of those to distribute a marriage license to a gay couple. bathroom they feel comfortable with, and they who are LGBT; fight for an AIDS-free generation; Trump’s stance on marriage equality is also support bills and laws that allow people to protect transgender rights and promote human unclear. He has stated that he does not support discriminate against the LGBTQA+ community. rights around the world for those who are LGBT. marriage equality. After the Supreme Court Although Trump’s views are not entirely clear, Although some of her points are vague, she at legalized same sex marriage, Trump made it based on his past comments, legislative priorities least lists goals to advance the interests of the clear that he did not support the Supreme Court’s and vice presidential choice, we can assume LGBTQA+ community. decision but was also unwilling to support a Trump will not help Contrary to Clinton, Tim Kaine’s website does proposed constitutional amendment that would the LGBTQA+ community. not address as many LGBTQA+ goals. However, re-ban same sex marriage. the website states he supported Obama’s fight for Trump’s views on conversion therapy (forcing “fair treatment for LGBT Americans.” He also says those who are LGBTQA+ to become heterosexual), he supports efforts to stop discrimination against LGBTQA+ adoption and sexual orientation nominating gay judges. bullying are also unclear. According to their policy platforms, Clinton However, by choosing Mike Pence as his vice and Kaine are prioritizing LGBTQA+ issues, an presidential candidate, Trump has shown his true

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FRIDAY SATURDAY & SUNDAY

OCTOBER 21 OCTOBER 22-23 THE HIDDEN HISTORIES OF ART: SIGHTS AND SOUNDS OF A ME- GIANT PUMPKIN CARVING AT DIEVAL SENSORIUM AT JORDAN 5TH STREET PUBLIC MARKET SCHNITZER MUSEUM OF ART (296 EAST FIFTH AVE.) 11 A.M. - (1430 JOHNSON LN.), 12 P.M., 6 P.M., FREE FREE This weekend, spend some time getting Music and art have a strange power to into the Halloween spirit. “Professional gi- inspire and create emotional responses in ant pumpkin carver” and Willamette High people, and since medieval times, the two School teacher Tom Lindskog will spend have paired together like wine and cheese. Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 This Friday, you can experience the pair- p.m. carving massive pumpkins. ing yourself at the Jordan Schnitzer with Lindskog has been carving giant pump- “The Hidden Histories Of Art: Sights and kins in Eugene for nearly a decade at Sounds of a Medieval Sensorium.” events like Jack-O-Lanterns on Broad- The event will feature artwork paired way. While at 5th Street Market, take the with a concert of medieval music that time to visit other shops with holiday was often played during viewing events or specials. Stop by Goody’s for that Hallow- communal services. Faculty members and een sweets fix if you aren’t planning on graduate students of the School of Mu- trick-or-treating. sic and Dance will collaborate with Lori -Casey Miller Kruckenberg, associate professor of mu- sicology. You can learn more at jsma.uoregon. edu. -Mathew Brock

SATURDAY FRIDAY &SATURDAY

OCTOBER 22 OCTOBER 21-22 UO DUCKS HOCKEY VS. USC MASQUERADE BALL AT SWEET AT THE RINK EXCHANGE (796 CHEEKS WINERY (27007 WEST 13TH AVE.) 10:15 P.M. BRIGGS HILL RD.), 6:30 P.M. - MONDAY 9:30 P.M., $25, 21+ Throw on a mask and head to Sweet Brian Baker of Bad Religion The University of Oregon club hockey (Creative Commons) Cheeks Winery, located outside of Eu- OCTOBER team will face off against the University gene and surrounded by rolling hills and 24 of Southern California Trojans this Fri- twisting grape vines, for an evening of day and Saturday, for the fifth game of wine, music, great costumes and more. BAD RELIGION WITH AGAINST ME! the season. The team is coming off two The event will include activities from AND DAVE HAUSE AT MCDONALD consecutive losses against the Universi- Blue Bus Creatives Photoswagon, B- THEATRE (1010 WILLAMETTE ST.) 7:00 ty of Washington two weeks ago. USC is Dazzzled Face Painting and Bacon Na- P.M. $25 ADVANCE $30 AT DOOR the second team UO has faced in Pacific tion, as well as music from DJ Nate 8 Conference play. Robertson. Masquerade or Halloween Those looking to introduce a little anarchy should head to the You can learn more at www.oregon- costumes are encouraged with the over- MacDonald Theatre this Monday to see Bad Religion, one of the duckshockey.com or at www.therinkex- arching theme of the 1970s. If you’re most prolific and influential bands of the 1990s. change.com. looking for a great Saturday night, get Known for fast-paced, upbeat riffs and three-part harmonies, -Mathew Brock a costume, grab a friend and head out Bad Religion arose from the late 1970s punk scene to tackle various for an evening of pre-Halloween fun at social ills through music. Heavily influenced by classic acts such as Sweet Cheeks Winery. The Sex Pistols, Ramones and The Clash, their sound is ferocious, Ticket purchases can be made at with lyrics that, despite underlying positivity, focus on serious top- sweetcheekswinery.com and include a ics like religion and civil rights. Every headbanging chord comes complimentary glass of Sweet Cheeks with some insight and introspection. wine upon arrival. By the end of the night, Bad Religion will have you screaming to -Leanne Harloff bring the house down, and with the band’s long history, they’re sure to attract a crowd. Dave Hause and Against Me! will open the show. Tickets are on sale now. -Dana Alston

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PLAY: NORAH JONES heard before, from anyone. the Performing Arts, 7th Composer Series with “An 7:30 p.m. Keller Auditorium, It is singular and emphatic, and Willamette, Eugene, Evening With Terry Bozzio” DUCK WOMEN’S 222 SW Clay St., Portland, harmonious and dissonant. OR 97401 Gustav Mahler US tour! This will be a SOCCER VS ARIZONA Oregon 97201. True West It is the realization of once said, “a symphony night of solo drumming 4:00 p.m. Papé Field, welcomes Norah Jones promise, and the affirmation is like the world – it must and include compositions 20 2727 Leo Harris Pkwy, to the Keller Auditorium of individuality. It is born contain everything!” from throughout his career, OCTOBER Eugene, OR 97401 October 20, 2016, with of difficulty and indecision, Heeding his own advice as well as improvisation. Thursday opener Valerie June. Norah yet it rings with ease, for his “Tragic” Sixth It is by no means a clinic AGENTS OF CHANGE Jones first emerged on decisiveness, and beauty. Symphony, Mahler wove or a workshop. Enjoy an FILM SCREENING the world stage with the “She plays the mandolin together his experiences intimate evening of Terry 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Straub February 2002 release of with a degree of refined of contentment, love, and Bozzio and his monster EAT: Hall, 1451 Onyx Street, Come Away With Me, her elegance and freedom that fear of mortality into a sculpture of a drum kit. Eugene, OR 97403 United self-described “moody little few have achieved,” says heartbreaking and profound “Terry Bozio – An Evening DRINK WHEEL Academics is excited to record” that introduced a Bela Fleck, the genre- journey for us all. Danail of Solo Drum Music” is a THURSDAYS! singular new voice and grew leaping banjo master Rachev, conductor. Mahler: unique, intense, dynamic, 10:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m. present this award winning into a global phenomenon, who produced Weighted Symphony No. 6, “Tragic”. spiritualistic, melodic, Agate Alley, 1461 E 19th documentary about student sweeping the 2003 Grammy Mind. “And now her orchestral, atmospheric Ave Eugene, OR 97403 activism in the late 1960s. Awards and signaling a vocals and songwriting and musical performance Come to Agate Alley for The stories of students BLITZEN TRAPPER W/ paradigm shift away from have matured to the level on the largest tuned drum Drink Wheel Thursday. of color at San Francisco SERA CAHOONE the prevailing pop music of of her virtuosity.” Alison 8:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. Hi-Fi and percussion set in the We roll out the giant drink State and Cornell rising up the time. Since then, Norah Krauss, who has won more Music Hall, 44 E 7th Ave, world. Unless you have wheel each Thursday night and demanding reforms has sold over 45 million Grammy awards than any Eugene, OR 97401 Genre: seen Terry, you have no at 10:00 and give it a spin to their colleges echo the albums worldwide and female artist in history, Indie Rock. 21+. Doors idea what you are in for. each half hour until we just renewed student activism become a 9-time Grammy- says of Hull, “I think she’s open at 7p.m.. Show starts Tickets: advance – $18, at can’t spin it anymore. All we see today. We believe winner. Tickets: $39-$68 endless. I don’t see any at 8p.m.. Advance tickets door – $20, reserved – $25. drink specials are $2.50. these stories illuminate boundaries. Talent like will cost $18.00. Tickets day Spin the wheel to reveal the ongoing struggle, as hers is so rare, and I don’t of show will cost $22.00. your future (for the next half students seek to make their SIERRA HULL DUCKS AFTER DARK: 7:30 p.m. Hult Center think it stops. It’s round.” hour, anyway). Look out for educational experience THE CONJURING 2 for the Performing Arts, 8:30 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. those jello shots, though! relevant to where they come TERRY BOZZIO 7th and Willamette, 8:30 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. The 1395 University of Oregon, Whatever your fortune from and where they are. ADAM CARLSON Eugene, OR 97401 This 7:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. WOW Hall, 291 W 8th Ave, Eugene, OR 97403 Get is, you’ll be one of the Please join us on October is where a preternatural The Jazz Station, 124 W Eugene, OR 97401 Drum ready for thrills and chills fortunate ones just taking 20 in 156 Straub from 6-8 talent becomes a natural Broadway, Eugene, OR legend Terry Bozzio, known with The Conjuring 2! UO in the spectacle! Feel the p.m. for the film and a woman. This is Sierra 97401 Tickets: $11 for his work with Frank Students! Bring your UO ID Suspense! Feel the Drama! panel discussion of student Hull’s Weighted Mind. It Zappa, Jeff Beck, UK and for free admission, themed The weekend starts one day activism on the University is nothing like what we his critically acclaimed solo activities, giveaways and earlier at Agate Alley Bistro! of Oregon campus. EUGENE SYMPHONY: thought it would be. It is MAHLER’S 6TH ventures, celebrates his snacks. Doors at 8:30p.m., nothing like what we’ve 8:00 p.m. Hult Center for latest release Terry Bozzio Film at 9p.m. Movie plot:

PAGE 4 | EMERALD CALENDAR | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2016 Lorraine and Ed Warren reflection, were used as Fall, Winter and Spring. opportunity to explore how and comedic poet David execute rapid-fire leaps, travel to north London objects for meditation and we can make a difference Perham (Country Fair) join twirls and footwork, while to help a single mother rumination. Performers DUCKS HOCKEY by building community, Bob Welch for the author/ nimble fiddlers square raising four children alone include faculty members VS USC engaging in meaningful columnist’s third Hult event. off with driving electric in a house plagued by a and graduate students in 7:00 p.m. The Rink service, and reflecting on The eclectic all-new show guitar chords and pulse- malicious spirit. Rated: the School of Music and Exchange, 796 West 13th our impact. We will start the — Heart, Humor & Home pounding drum beats for R Ducks After Dark is Dance, in collaboration with Avenue, Eugene, OR 97402 morning off with energizing — twines music, poetry and a step-dance céilí like no every Thursday night Lori Kruckenberg, Associate and connecting community Welch’s unique homespun other. Tickets: $30-$60. weeks 1-8 Fall, weeks Professor of Musicology. MAGGIE LAIRD builder activities, engage stories from his years as a 1-9 Winter and Spring. 7:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. in meaningful projects Register-Guard columnist ALICE COOPER Come play games, meet LECTURE: DR. DMITRY The Jazz Station, 124 W hosted by our local partners for an unforgettable 8:00 p.m. Keller Auditorium, new friends, have a snack RACHMANOV: “LISZT Broadway, Eugene, OR sites, and end with lunch evening that will tickle 222 SW Clay St., Portland, and watch a fun movie! IN RUSSIA” 97401 Tickets: $13 and reflection on campus. funny bones and put lumps Oregon 97201. Kicking off 7:30 p.m. Aasen-Hull Hall, Pre-registration is required. in throats. It’s relaxed. It’s his 2016 tour in Biloxi, MS NEW KINGSTON WITH 961 East 18th Avenue, WORLD MUSIC SERIES | down home. It’s — as 2014 on April 29 and touring SENSAMOTION AND Eugene, OR 97403 HERMANOS ARANGO GIANT PUMPKIN attendee Stuart McDowell almost continually right THE RESINATORS 7:30 p.m. Beall Concert CARVING said — “Bob Welch as up to Halloween, in Los 10:00 p.m. - 1:00 a.m. Hall, 961 East 18th 11:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. 5th Oregon’s Garrison Keillor.” Angeles, Alice Cooper Hi-Fi Music Hall, 44 E 7th Avenue, Eugene, OR Street Public Market, 296 A new musical group — brings to his fans an Ave, Eugene, OR 97401 EAT: The fall installment of the East Fifth Ave. Eugene, OR Jon Green, guitar; Roger updated show — “Spend Genre: Reggae. 21+. World Music Series is Los 97401 Join us on Saturday, Hecht, harmonica; Margot the Night With Alice Advance tickets will cost FRIDAYS ON 5TH Hermanos Arango who October 22nd & Sunday O’Sullivan, double bass; Cooper” — and brings $10.00. Tickets day of FEATURING JOANNE hail from Guanabacoa, October 23rd as well as Bill O’Sullivan, mandolin — his own brand of rock show will cost $13.00. BROH a municipality in Cuba Saturday, October 29th complement Welch’s stories psycho-drama to fans both 11:00 am - 8:00 p.m. The characterized by a high and Sunday, October 30th with a blend of foot-tapping old and new, enjoying it as KAPPA ALPHA THETA Fifth Street Public Market level of musical and from 11-6 p.m. each day as and misty-eyed songs. much as the audience does. PRESENTS CASINO Tasting Room 248 East 5th afro-religious tradition. Professional Giant Pumpkin Director Judy Wenger (Rose Known as the architect of ROYALE Street, Suite 25 Eugene, The group was created Carver Tom Lindskog, a Children’s Theatre) ties it shock-rock, Cooper (in both 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Oregon 97401 Join us in 2003 by world-renown teacher at Willamette high all together with her deft the original Alice Cooper Kappa Alpha Theta at our new tasting room, bassist Feliciano Arango school, skillfully carves theatrical touches. And band and as a solo artist) House, 1472 Kincaid St, Sweet Cheeks on 5th, (Emiliano Salvador, NG la our Giant Pumpkins! It’s “She Who Puts Up With has rattled the cages and Eugene, OR 97401 located at the beautiful Banda, Maraca, etc.) and a true art to watch! Me” — aka Sally Welch — undermined the authority of Kappa Alpha Theta at Fifth Street Public Market! his siblings (percussionist anchors the set with a quilt, generations of guardians of the University of Oregon Each weekend we have Eugenio, guitarist Ignacio, “Home,” made specifically the status quo, continuing presents Casino Royale. live music on the garden and vocalist Cristina) as for this event. The result? An to surprise fans and exude A casino night benefiting plaza Fridays and Saturdays a result of the increasing LEARN: Oregon-centric show like no danger at every turn, like Court Appointed Special from 5:30-7:30 p.m. and popularity of the musical other. Tickets: $27-$39.75. a great horror movie, even Advocates (CASA). Come delicious food specials. concept expressed in their FOREST ECOLOGY in an era where news can join us for food and fun first album “Oro Negro”. WALK RECITAL: DR. present real life shocking Thursday October 20th TWILIGHT TASTING This concept involves the 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. ALEXANDRE DOSSIN images. Tickets: $39.95-$70 from 6-9 p.m.. Tickets FEATURING JEREMY seamless combination of Mount Pisgah Arboretum, | SONATA IN B MINOR are $5 presale or $6 at PRUITT Afro-Cuban folklore and 34901 Frank Parrish Rd, AND OTHER WORKS BY SPACE JESUS WITH the door. We can’t wait 6:00 am - 9:00 p.m. funkified jazz, which renders Eugene, OR 97405 Explore LISZT YHETI to see you there! Sweet Cheeks Winery, a new genre: Folklo-Jazz. the plants and animals 7:30 p.m. Beall Concert 9:00 p.m. The WOW Hall, 27007 Briggs Hill Rd, The instrumental format of the Arboretum and Hall, 961 East 18th Avenue, 291 W 8th Ave, Eugene, Eugene, Oregon 97405 integrates harmony (piano their place in our native Eugene, OR Tickets are OR 97401 On Saturday, Join us Friday evenings and guitar), percussion in ecosystems with ecologist available at the door or October 22, Headspace year-round for live music the form of an authentic and LCC instructor, Pat in advance from the UO presents welcomes Space and wine and cheese battery of batás (ancient Boleyn. From our oak Ticket Office, 541-346-4363. Jesus and Yheti to the pairings. We will be joined afro-folkloric drums) and savannah to our conifer $10 general, $8 students. WOW Hall. Door Time: by a local food cart in the horns (trumpet and sax). and incense-cedar forests, October 22, 2016 – 9:00 summer and you are always Tickets: $12 general, the interrelationships are ROCKIN’ ROAD TO p.m. Cost: $15 Advance 21 welcome to pack a picnic $8 students fascinating and complex. DUBLIN OCTOBER to enjoy. Sweet Cheeks Come away with a clearer 8:00 p.m. Hult Center for MASQUERADE BALL Friday Winery is the perfect HENRY’S CHILD, understanding of the the Performing Arts, 7th 6:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. place to unwind from your JOLLYMON, AND importance of these and Willamette, Eugene, Sweet Cheeks Winery, week and enjoy beautiful SWEATER FOR AN forests to us and the OR 97401 Rockin’ Road to 27007 Briggs Hill Rd, views and our award- ASTRONAUT organisms that make them Dublin is revitalizing classic Eugene, Oregon 97405 LEARN: winning wines. Cheers! 9:00 p.m. The WOW Hall, their home. Meet at the Irish art forms and mixing it 291 W 8th Ave, Eugene, OR Arboretum Visitor Center. with Rock-n-Roll to create THE HIDDEN HISTORIES EUGENE SATURDAY BURGERS AND BLUES 97401 Door Time: October $5, Members FREE. a new and exhilarating MARKET OF ART: SIGHTS FRIDAYS 21, 2016 – 9:00 p.m. Cost: show like you’ve never 10:00 am - 5:00 p.m. AND SOUNDS OF A 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Pfeiffer $10 Advance, $12 Door seen before. Get ready Eugene Saturday Market, MEDIEVAL SENSORIUM Winery 25040 Jaeg Rd, 12:00 p.m. Jordan Schnitzer to experience a new take 30 E. Broadway #124 Junction City, OR 97448 PLAY: on Irish music and dance! Eugene, OR 97401 Museum of Art, 1430 Food Truck: Boss Johnson Ln, Eugene, Rockin’ Road to Dublin is Saturday Market is open Hawgs - Build Your Own PIANO MASTER CLASS the new sensation changing rain or shine, every Saturday OR 97403 In the Middle Burger Bar & Brats WITH DR. ALEXANDER Ages, religious paintings, the Irish Dance world. A through November 12 at Live Music: Riffle TUTUNOV mix of style and mastery, 8th & Oak in downtown sculptures, and liturgical - Blues Music 5:00 p.m. Beall Concert and devotional objects this performance is a Eugene. The Market is Hall, 961 East 18th medley of fun vibes, highly open during all other local rarely existed in isolation. Avenue, Eugene, OR Instead, they were original choreography festivals and events, such 22 and technical mastery! as Oregon Country Fair situated in a multimedia PLAY: OCTOBER DUCKS HOCKEY VS USC environment, with other Choreographer and lead and Art & the Vineyard. A Saturday 7:00 p.m. The Rink male dancer Scott Doherty visit to the Market belongs sights, smells, and sounds. FISHBOWL FRIDAYS Exchange, 796 West 13th In particular, sacred music (Riverdance and Lord of the at the top of your list of 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. 1395 Avenue, Eugene, OR 97402 Dance) has teamed up with things to do in Eugene! was a ubiquitous element University of Oregon, of the soundscape against veteran Celtic rocker Chris Eugene, OR 97403 Come LIVE: JESSIE MARQUEZ Smith (American Rogues) which the religious arts destress at the end of 7:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. were experienced. This to produce this fusion of the week with relaxing MAKE A DIFFERENCE The Jazz Station, 124 W music, movement, and EAT: concert features medieval music, giveaways, discount DAY Broadway, Eugene, OR musical works commonly 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. 1585 culture. A breathtaking drinks and friends. Live 97401 Tickets: $13 WINE CLUB RELEASE heard when images and E 13th Ave, Eugene, display of classic Irish tunes, music by UO students BOB WELCH & FRIENDS PARTY objects such as these OR 97403 Join us for jigs and reels accented by and local musicians. AT THE HULT: HEART, rock riffs, contemporary 12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. were either displayed or Swing by and listen with this local community HUMOR & HOME7:30 Pfeiffer Winery, 25040 Jaeg brought to the fore during service immersion day. In costumes, and a dynamic us! discounts start at 4:00 p.m. Hult Center for the light show. Prepare to Rd, Junction City, OR 97448 a communal service, or, p.m., music is 4:30 – 6:00 celebration of this national Performing Arts, 7th and We are partnering with in the case of personal day of service, the Holden be amazed as a new p.m.. 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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2016 | EMERALD CALENDAR | PAGE 5 Worse?, Suffer, Recipe owners from some amazing for Hate, Stranger Than farmhouse breweries will Fiction, Process of lead a discussion and Belief, The Dissent of tasting session! We will Man, and True North. sample several examples Bad Religion continue to of Farmhouse Ales. Some inspire and create with a rare bottles will be available unique style that continues for purchase. Beer flight to cross boundaries and included, light snacks transcends genres. Bad provided, meals available Religion is Brett Gurewitz for purchase. Tickets: $25. (vocals, guitar); Brian Baker (guitar)’ Brooks Wackerman TACO TUESDAYS (ALL (drums) Greg Graffin DAY: TUESDAY) (vocals); and Jay Bentley Agate Alley, 1461 E 19th (bass). Tickets: advance Ave Eugene, OR 97403 – $25, at door – $30. Tuesdays are for tacos and Agate Alley has the best in town! The fiesta runs all day long and features both food and drink especiales!

PLAY: 25 ARTIST SHOW & TELL OCTOBER 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Tuesday 76 W. Broadway St. TASTES OF TORO BRAVO WITH JOHN GORHAM Eugene, OR 97401 Artists, photographers, at PROVISIONS MARKET HALL storytellers and more 4 p.m. - 7 p.m. | Sunday, Oct. 23 LEARN: are invited to share their work publically, without BEHIND THE LENS needing to be exhibited SEMINAR - RED HEADED in a gallery. Participants WOMAN receive feedback and 7:00 a.m. 1395 University of constructive criticism. Oregon, Eugene, OR 97403 Wine Club Release party Halloween is just around be a memorable, delicious Behind the Lens films – “I’m BAD RELIGION to help raise money to the corner! Get ready for Sunday. We’ll pick some Shocked, SHOCKED!” 7:00 p.m. McDonald better promote and the Mushroom Festival’s great Spanish wines to quaff Hollywood and Censorship, Theatre, 1010 Willamette ensure great literature is Scarecrow Contest at while you learn. Class and Pre-Code. The Behind the St, Eugene, OR 97401 taught in our schools. this fun, family-oriented meal is $35. Class, meal Lens series for Fall 2016 will Bad Religion continue to Take part in the live dessert event. The Arboretum and signed book is $58. 24 feature films from the brief inspire and create with a OCTOBER auction with our very staff provides inspiration period after the creation unique style that continues own Robin Pfeiffer as the and know-how for creative MIMOSA SUNDAY Monday of the Motion Picture to cross boundaries and auctioneer. Proceeds from pumpkin carving, and FEATURING OLEM ALVES Production Code but before transcends genres. the dessert auction will be you can design your own DUO its enforcement, when Bad Religion’s Brett donated to WordCrafters. unique scarecrow to enter 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. Sweet PLAY: studios used transgressive Gurewitz (vocals, guitar); Live Jazz performance in the Scarecrow Contest Cheeks Winery, 27007 social subjects to lure Brian Baker (guitar)’ by Tonewood Trio. or display on your lawn. Briggs Hill Rd, Eugene, audiences into the theater. Brooks Wackerman Live Dessert Auction Scarecrows made at the Oregon 97405 Grab a ARTIST SHOW & TELL Oct. 25, Red Headed 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. (drums) Greg Graffin begins at 1:00 p.m. sharp. workshop can be entered friend and a picnic and join Woman (1932) Dir: Jack 76 W. Broadway St. (vocals); and Jay Bentley in the Scarecrow Contest at us Sundays from 12-6p.m. Conway, 79 min. Cost: $20 Eugene, OR 97401 (bass). Tickets: advance our Mushroom festival for for a relaxing day on the general public full series, SATURDAYS ON 5TH Artists, photographers, – $25, at door – $30 FREE! Pants, shirts, straw, patio. Mimosas will be $10 OLLI UO members full FEATURING BRYAN REED storytellers and more 12:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. and pumpkins provided, served accompanied by live series, $5 individual films. The Fifth Street Public but you are encouraged to music performances from are invited to share their BEN FOLDS: AND A Market Tasting Room 248 bring your own used clothes 2-4p.m.. See you soon! work publically, without PIANO needing to be exhibited THE GOOD FIGHT 7:00 p.m. McDonald East 5th Street, Suite 25 too! $5 per pumpkin or 7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Prince in a gallery. Participants Theatre, 1010 Willamette Eugene, Oregon 97401 scarecrow. No registration Lucien Campbell, 1415 receive feedback and St, Eugene, OR 97401 Join us at our new tasting required. Meet at the Kincaid Street, Eugene, constructive criticism. Multi-platinum selling room, Sweet Cheeks on White Oak Pavilion. PLAY: OR 97401 The Good Fight singer/songwriter/producer 5th, located at the beautiful is a college-age campus Ben Folds first found fame Fifth Street Public Market! DUCK WOMEN’S ministry. We meet together with the Ben Folds Five. SOCCER VS ARIZONA BAD RELIGION on Tuesday nights at 7:00 p.m. McDonald He’s gone on to have a EAT: STATE 7:30p.m. in PLC 180 on the Theatre, 1010 Willamette successful solo career, 1:00 p.m. Papé Field, UO campus (1410 Kincaid St, Eugene, OR 97401 writing and performing TASTES OF TORO BRAVO 2727 Leo Harris Pkwy, St) for preaching, worship, Bad Religion was a major pop hits, recording multiple WITH JOHN GORHAM Eugene, OR 97401 and fellowship. Throughout force in reinvigorating studio and LIVE albums, 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. the week we have small the modern punk collaborating with other Provisions Market Hall, BLIND PILOT WITH groups (aka Fight Clubs) movement, produced artists, and writing and 296 E Fifth Ave, Eugene, MARGARET GLASPY all over campus. If you beloved international hits recording for film and TV. In OR 97401 Join Portland 10:00 p.m. Hi-Fi Music Hall, have more questions super-chef, restaurateur 44 E 7th Ave, Eugene, OR such as “Infected,” “21st addition to performing sold 23 about getting involved, out rock shows, over the OCTOBER Century (Digital Boy)” and author John Gorham 97401 Genre: acoustic, connect with us on social and “Sorrow” and has past decade he has shared Sunday for an afternoon of feasting alternative, indie/pop. media @ufcgoodfight. and merriment at Provisions Ages: All ages. Doors at maintained an impassioned the stage with some of the Market Hall. John will be 7p.m.; Show at 8p.m.. worldwide following world’s greatest symphony offering tapas inspired by Advance Tickets: $15. of young and old who orchestras, performing his LIVE: his beloved restaurants Day of Show: $18 continue embrace a music EAT: pop hits and his critically (Toro Bravo, Plaza de Toro that gives voice to, and acclaimed piano concerto. Folds is also an advocate SCARECROW MAKING and Tasty n’ Sons) and celebrates, their dissent. FARMHOUSE ALES AND PUMPKIN CARVING his Toro Bravo cookbook, Cementing their place in 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. for music education and WORKSHOP cooking up a spectacular history as a groundbreaking Provisions Market Hall, 296 music therapy as a member 1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Mount fideo (think paella, but band who helped create a E Fifth Ave, Eugene, OR of Artist Committee of Pisgah Arboretum, 34901 pasta) and then shedding movement in Los Angeles 97401 Meet the Brewers! the Americans For The Frank Parrish Rd, Eugene, the apron to share the with classic releases like Several professional Arts. He also serves as a OR 97405 Fall is here, and table at what promises to How Could Hell Be Any brewers and brewery member of the Board of

PAGE 6 | EMERALD CALENDAR | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2016 Lazar’s Bazar Directors of the Nashville TONY BENNETT DUCKS AFTER DARK: Serving Students Since 19741971 Symphony. Tickets: AMAA 7:30 p.m. Arlene Schnitzer THE ROCKY HORROR VIP Package – $239, The Concert Hall, 1037 SW PICTURE SHOW Folds Fan Soundcheck Broadway, Portland, Oregon 8:30 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. Experience – $139, for floor 97205 Tickets: $45 and up 1395 University of Oregon, - smoking accessories - - Smoking and lower balcony – $43, Eugene, OR 97403*Special $5 OFF accessories$5 off for upper balcony – $37.50 TAUK event* ROCKY 101- If Open 7 - posters - 8:00 p.m. Hi-Fi Music Hall, you have never seen the Kratom Products - KratomPosters 44 E 7th Ave, Eugene, fabulous ROCKY HORROR Days a - clothing - - ClothingProducts OR 97401 Genre: Heavy Picture show this is your up to 1 oz. w/ Week - incense - - Incensethis coupon Instrumental Rock Fusion. chance to learn about - Up to 1 oz. with this ad - 21+. Doors open at 7p.m.. the phenomenon that is - and More! Show starts at 8p.m.. Rocky! We will provide prop - and more - Advance tickets will cost bags, instructions and help $12.00 .Tickets day of new Rocky Fans do the show will cost $15.00. TimeWarp. Not sure what 26 we’re talking about?!? Get 57 W. Broadway • Downtown Eugene • 541-687-0139 OCTOBER out of your comfort zone Wednesday and join us in learning all about the iconic cult classic Rocky Horror. Location change for this special LEARN: event- EMU Ballroom UO Students! Bring your UO ID GLADIATORS: READING for free admission, themed A simple way for THE CONCUSSION 27 activities, giveaways and CRISIS AND FOOTBALL’S OCTOBER snacks. Doors at 8:30 p.m., FUTURE THROUGH THE Thursday Film at 9:30 p.m. Movie UO STUDENTS VISUAL ARTS 7:30 p.m. Beall Concert plot: A newly engaged Hall, 961 East 18th Avenue, couple have a breakdown Eugene, OR Lecture EAT: in an isolated area and to search for by Dr. Michael Oriard, must pay a call to the Distinguished Professor of bizarre residence of Dr. DRINK WHEEL Frank-N-Furter. Rated: R American Literature and THURSDAYS! Culture (Emeritus), Oregon 10:00 p.m. - 12:00 a.m. DucksHousing.com State University Oriard Agate Alley, 1461 E 19th PANCHO + THE HOUSING walked on as a defensive Ave Eugene, OR 97403 FACTORY W/ HUNGRY end at the University of Come to Agate Alley for SKINNY, TANGO ALPHA Notre Dame and earned Drink Wheel Thursday. TANGO a spot as a starting center. We roll out the giant drink 10:00 p.m. - 2:00 am Hi-Fi He left Notre Dame with wheel each Thursday night Music Hall, 44 E 7th Ave, a graduate fellowship to at 10:00 and give it a spin Eugene, OR 97401 Genre: study literature as well as each half hour until we just Rock n Roll. 21+. Doors a position with the Kansas can’t spin it anymore. All open at 9 p.m. Show City Chiefs. After receiving drink specials are $2.50. starts at 10p.m.. Tickets his Ph.D. from Stanford, Spin the wheel to reveal available at $5 at the Door. Oriard joined the OSU your future (for the next half faculty. Long interested hour, anyway). Look out for in issues of brain trauma, those jello shots, though! he turned his attention to Whatever your fortune the history of images and is, you’ll be one of the how they give us insights fortunate ones just taking into these important in the spectacle! Feel the and topical issues. Suspense! Feel the Drama! 28 The weekend starts one day OCTOBER earlier at Agate Alley Bistro! Friday EAT: ECONOPINT EAT: WEDNESDAYS! (ALL PLAY: DAY: WEDNESDAY) BURGERS AND BLUES Agate Alley, 1461 E 19th GETTER: WAT THE FRICK FRIDAYS Ave Eugene, OR 97403 TOUR 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Pfeiffer We support our local 7:00 p.m. McDonald Winery 25040 Jaeg Rd, brewmasters, and as such Theatre, 1010 Willamette Junction City, OR 97448 you are cordially invited to St, Eugene, OR 97401 16+ Food Truck: Boss suds up on Wednesdays Tickets: GA Advanced – $20 Hawgs - Build Your Own to the likes of Ninkasi, for the first 200, $25 for all Burger Bar & Brats Oakshire, Hop Valley and remaining, at door – $25 Live Music: Riffle Hopworks Urban Brewery. - Blues Music “Hey barkeep! One cold JOSH DEUTSCH: frosty one, please!” PANNONIA 7:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. FRIDAYS ON 5TH The Jazz Station, 124 FEATURING TYLER W Broadway, Eugene, MORIN PLAY: OR 97401 Tickets: $15 11:00 am - 8:00 p.m. general / $12 members The Fifth Street Public OREGON WIND Market Tasting Room 248 ENSEMBLE OCTUBAFEST East 5th Street, Suite 25 7:30 p.m. Beall Concert 7:30 p.m. Beall Concert Eugene, Oregon 97401 Hall, 961 East 18th Avenue, Hall, 961 East 18th Avenue, Join us at our new tasting Eugene, OR Tickets are Eugene, OR Tickets are room, Sweet Cheeks on available at the door or available at the door or 5th, located at the beautiful in advance from the UO in advance from the UO Fifth Street Public Market! Ticket Office, 541-346-4363. Ticket Office, 541-346-4363. Each weekend we have $7 general, $5 students. $7 general, $5 students. live music on the garden plaza Fridays and Saturdays from 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. and

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 2016 | EMERALD CALENDAR | PAGE 7 delicious food specials. NANCY CURTIN PRESENTS: “SEMPRE TWILIGHT TASTING BRAZIL” FEATURING ATMO JAZZ 7:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. The Jazz Station, Sweet Cheeks Winery, 124 W Broadway, 27007 Briggs Hill Rd, Eugene, OR 97401 Eugene, Oregon 97405 Sempre Brazil – pianist Join us Friday evenings Weber Iago, vocalist year-round for live music Nancy Curtin, bassist Dave and wine and cheese Captein and drummer pairings. We will be joined Kurt Deutscher. by a local food cart in the summer and you are always RASPUTINA WITH VITA & welcome to pack a picnic THE WOOLF to enjoy. Sweet Cheeks 8:00 p.m. The WOW Winery is the perfect Hall, 291 W 8th Ave, place to unwind from your Eugene, OR 97401 week and enjoy beautiful Tickets: advance – views and our award- $15, at door – $18 winning wines. Cheers! THE SHRIKE WITH 3RD ANNUAL SPOOKY STATION WAG AND SPAGHETTI FEED AT BLACK BELL CHURCHILL HIGH 9:30 p.m. – 12:00 am (30) SCHOOL Hi-Fi Music Hall, 44 E 7th 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Ave, Eugene, OR 97401 Churchill High School, Doors open at 8:30 p.m. 1850 Bailey Hill Rd, Show starts at 9:30 p.m. Eugene, OR 97405 DUCKS AFTER DARK: Tickets: $5.00 at the Door Admission: $10 per adult and $5 per child THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW (purchase tickets at event cash, check, or card) 8:30 pm | Thursday, Oct. 27 EAT: Free for Grandparents! Deluxe Family Add-on TASTE OF HOME Package: $10 includes a BRUNCH New Whole Earth Sticker 9:00 a.m. 1395 University of Oregon, Eugene, OR 97403 and 15 raffle tickets duck alumni, prospective Beatrice and the cheeky for the Performing Arts, Hi-Fi Music Hall, 44 E 7th Raffle Tickets: $1 Join us and Student Life ducks, faculty/staff ducks, Benedict. Celebrate 7th and Willamette, Ave, Eugene, OR 97401 leadership as we discuss the each or 12 for $10 duck families or just their cheerful battles as Eugene, OR 97401 Genre: Hip Hop, All Ages, Come dressed in “family Concept of “Home” duck fans from the local Love reigns supreme in a Eugene Ballet Company Doors open at 7 p.m., during Homecoming! friendly” costumes area. Be a part of the celebration of word and opens their 37th season, Show starts at 8 p.m. and get 2 free raffle Enjoy a brunch menu of festivities on campus. music that is a delight Tales of True Love, with the ,Advance tickets will cost goodies based on parent tickets per person! from beginning to end! greatest classical full-length $18.00, Tickets day of Costume Contest! & family suggestions FISHBOWL FRIDAYS ballet of the Romantic Era. show will cost $22.00 Students are welcome Silent Auction with amazing 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. 1395 Giselle is the haunting story gift baskets including UO JAZZ PARTY Tickets: PFA members: University of Oregon, 7:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m. of an innocent peasant CHANCE THE RAPPER $20, non-members: $25 a white water kayak! Eugene, OR 97403 The Jazz Station, girl duped by a callous 8:00 p.m. Veterans Free Chocolate Fountain! Pre-registration to this Come destress at the end 124 W Broadway, nobleman, Albrecht. Memorial Coliseum, event is required The Spaghetti Feed of the week with relaxing Eugene, OR 97401 Forced to face the truth 300 N Winning Way, Fundraiser is our kick-off music, giveaways, discount by the lovesick Hilarion, Portland, Oregon 97227 SATURDAYS ON 5TH event for the year end drinks and friends. Live Giselle dies of a broken WARREN MILLER’S FEATURING LEA JONES fundraising campaign and music by UO students and heart, becomes a ghostly this year marks the 3rd HERE AND THERE & BLUE LOTUS AND THE 11:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m. local musicians. Swing EVERYWHERE apparition and joins the LAST REVEL The Fifth Street Public annual event. Each year we by and listen with us! 7:30 p.m. McDonald vengeful Wilis. Adolphe 10:00 p.m. - 2:00 am (29) receive help from volunteers Market Tasting Room 248 discounts start at 4:00 p.m., Theatre, 1010 Willamette Adam’s music creates the Hi-Fi Music Hall, 44 E 7th East 5th Street, Suite 25 and dedicated staff to music is 4:30 – 6:00 p.m. St, Eugene, OR 97401 eerie atmosphere where Ave, Eugene, OR 97401 give their time to request Eugene, Oregon 97401 Fishbowl Fridays is every All ages advance tickets these ghosts of lovelorn Genre: Jam and bluegrass, Join us at our new tasting donations, plan the event, Friday weeks 1-10 Fall, are general admission maidens lure young 21+, Doors open at 9p.m., and attend the evening. room, Sweet Cheeks on Winter and Spring. and available Monday, men to dance to their Show starts at 10 p.m., 5th, located at the beautiful The dinner we provide is September 12 for $19, deaths. But Giselle’s love Advance tickets will cost made from scratch with Fifth Street Public Market! REILLY AND MALONEY which includes a facility and forgiveness finally $10.00, Tickets day of Each weekend we have food entirely donated 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. maintenance fee, and $16 overcome betrayal and show will cost $12.00 by local businesses. To live music on the garden Tsunami Books, each for groups of 10 or vengeance. Featuring some plaza Fridays and Saturdays honor our Elders we give 2585 Willamette St, more, which also includes of classical ballet\’s most all Grandparents a free from 5:30-7:30 p.m. and Eugene, OR 97405 a facility maintenance fee, prized roles, our award- delicious food specials. button and free entry. at all Safeway TicketsWest winning dancers will bring DUCK VOLLEYBALL VS outlets, and online at Giselle to life, and perhaps ARIZONA TicketsWest. If not sold out, even give you the Wilis. 7:00 p.m. Matthew Knight tickets will also be available Tickets: $87-$117 LIVE: PLAY: Arena, 1776 E 13th Ave, at the McDonald Theatre Eugene, OR 97403 Box Office day of show for ANDRE NICKATINA 29 DÍA DE LOS MUERTOS HOMECOMING $19, which includes a facility OCTOBER CELEBRATION WITH DBOI LTD, Saturday CELEBRATION 4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. 1395 EUGENE OPERA: MUCH maintenance fee, and $16 UNDERMIND, AND MIKE 6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. University of Oregon, ADO ABOUT NOTHING each for groups of 10 or WEAVER Jordan Schnitzer Museum Eugene, OR 97403 7:30 p.m. Hult Center more, which also includes 8:00 p.m. The WOW of Art, 1430 Johnson Ln, Happy Homecoming! for the Performing Arts, a facility maintenance fee, Hall, 291 W 8th Ave, PLAY: Eugene, OR 97403 Connect The Ducks 7th and Willamette, beginning at 5:30 p.m. Eugene, OR 97401 This popular annual event is Eugene, OR 97401 The McDonald Theatre Tickets are $20 in advance, filled with music, poetry, art, team will host fun Ducky EUGENE SATURDAY games and giveaways in Presented by Box Office will open at 5:30 $25 at the door. Doors dialogue and a traditional Eugene Opera p.m. Doors will open at open at 8:00 p.m. and MARKET honor of Spirit Week and 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. ofrenda.Co-sponsored Shakespeare and Berlioz 6:30 p.m. Film Screening showtime is 9:00 p.m.. Homecoming. Come try Eugene Saturday Market, by Oak Hill School in combine to bring the will start at 7:30 p.m. Cost: $20 Advance, your skills with a football 30 E. Broadway #124 conjunction with MEChA de comedy of Much Ado $25 Door toss or grab a pompom. Eugene, OR 97401 UO, Adelante Sí, el Instituto All games and giveaways About Nothing to glorious de Cultura de Guanajuato, are free. All Ducks are life. Romance is in the EUGENE BALLET ZION-I, LAFA TAYLOR & and el Instituto Estatal de welcome! current ducks, air, even when sparks fly COMPANY: GISELLE PURE POWERS Migrante Guanajuatense between the independent 7:30 p.m. Hult Center 8:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. y sus familias

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