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Started Friday
May 11
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"Creative Conversations: Eight Women Artists" art exhibition 10am through Saturday, July 7 at 4:30pm Benton County Historical Museum Artists included in this exhibition are Donna Beverly, Margo Eastman, Miriam Edell, Aki Hill, Peggy Joyce, Sue Noel, Andrea Thornberry and Marie Wilson. On a warm and sunny evening in August, 2009, a group of women gathered to discuss an interactive art project. All of these women painted with acrylic and had varying degrees of experience and technical education. The first step was to look at pieces that each artist brought to the gathering. Through a voting process, one piece was chosen from each artist to “start a conversation”. Then the fun began. Over the course of one year, each of those selected paintings was passed from artist to artist so a response painting could be created. Although some of the artists from that August evening have left the group, there is now a collection of conversation-starter-paintings and the responses from each of the other artists. The museum is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10:00 – 4:30. Admission is always free! |
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Saturday
May 19
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Corvallis HeartChase 10am–noon Good Samaritan Regional Medical Center Campus In HeartChase, your town will become an adventure! Challenges and puzzles send your heart racing. Charity appears in the most unexpected places and teams chase victory and compete to discover the heart of your town. Think of the around-town excitement from shows like The Amazing Race™ meets wacky team-based games like Minute-to-Win-It™. And when you combine awesome games, friendly competition, and a very important mission, you've got great fun with a purpose. The HeartChase event brings friends and neighbors together in a competition to solve puzzles and complete challenges in a race to see who can earn the most points before the game ends. |
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Sunday
May 20
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Cooped Up in Corvallis noon–4pm backyards throughout Corvallis Cooped Up in Corvallis is the Corvallis Environmental Center's annual tour of backyard chicken and duck coops. Join us for the 4th annual tour! Tickets go on sale May 1st at the
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Monday
May 21
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William Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" 7–9pm Crescent Valley High School Performed by Corvallis Leadership Academy's Shakespeare Conquest Class. Prepare yourself for the bard's screwball comedy. Brilliant lovers, dazzling enemies, confusion, trickery and a zaney constable. Bring the whole family! Tickets sold at the door - $2.00. |
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Saturday
Jun 2
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Big Harlan Martin's Honky Tonk Roadshow 7:30–9:30pm Whiteside Theatre Over the past 20 years, Bob Manning & The Honky Tonk Road Show have managed to combine the Vintage Electric Sound of Bakersfield Fame and the smooth Swing & Shuffle feel of South Texas into one high energy, family friendly stage show that is guaranteed to please audiences of all ages… A cross between "A Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor" and the Grand Ole Opry, The Honky Tonk Road Show is much more than just live music. This show is complete with Great Vintage & Original Music, Entertaining Stage Humor, Stories and Tales of The Honky Tonk Trail & even Vintage Cowboy Clothes! Performances by Bob Manning, Kimberly Murray, and special guests! Admissions
Advanced ticket sales available at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/248572 |
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Sunday
Jun 3
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Corvallis Spring Roll 10am–1pm Cloverland Park Corvallis Spring Roll, presented by Corvallis Montessori School, is Corvallis’ first and only community bike and trike ride and cycle fair just for kids. We partner with Corvallis School District and local bike organizations to promote our shared values of active lifestyles for kids, safe bicycling habits, and community livability. Event day is Sunday, June 3, 2012 . Event day registration and check-in begin at 10 am. The ride begins at 11 am. Event Highlights
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Heart of the Valley Children's Choir Beth Powell Memorial Concert 2012 3–5pm LaSells Stewart Center, OSU The program will include performances by the five children’s choirs that make up HVCC. They are: Preparatory, Children’s Choir 1, Children’s Choir 2, Festival, and Chamber Choir. Performers range in age from 8 to 18. Following tradition at this end-of-season performance, several scholarships will be awarded to graduating high school seniors who have participated in the choir. Those scholarships are the Director’s Scholarship, the HVCC Scholarship and the Elizabeth Powell Memorial Scholarship. Excerpts from the scholarship recipients’ application essays will be read to the audience during a video segment. This will be the final Corvallis performance for the choir’s graduating seniors. Tickets: Adults $10, Students $7
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Saturday
Jun 9
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Paths to Happiness 11:30am–5:30pm Dennis Community Hall Paths to Happiness Workshop with Dr. Winston McCullough.
Expand your Happiness! Discover the surprising intersection of modern positive psychology and ancient Wisdom philosophies, and the power to transform your mind. Learn how to use these foundational concepts to empower your happiness and your life.
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UpBeat Café 7–10pm Dennis Community Hall UpBeat Café. Second Saturday of every month.
Donation $3-5/students, $5-15/adults, under 18 free
Proceeds go to the
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Saturday
Jul 14
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Paths to Happiness 11:30am–5:30pm Dennis Community Hall Paths to Happiness Workshop with Dr. Winston McCullough.
Expand your Happiness! Discover the surprising intersection of modern positive psychology and ancient Wisdom philosophies, and the power to transform your mind. Learn how to use these foundational concepts to empower your happiness and your life.
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UpBeat Café 7–10pm Dennis Community Hall UpBeat Café. Second Saturday of every month.
Donation $3-5/students, $5-15/adults, under 18 free
Proceeds go to the
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Saturday
Aug 11
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Paths to Happiness 11:30am–5:30pm Dennis Community Hall Paths to Happiness Workshop with Dr. Winston McCullough.
Expand your Happiness! Discover the surprising intersection of modern positive psychology and ancient Wisdom philosophies, and the power to transform your mind. Learn how to use these foundational concepts to empower your happiness and your life.
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UpBeat Café 7–10pm Dennis Community Hall UpBeat Café. Second Saturday of every month.
Donation $3-5/students, $5-15/adults, under 18 free
Proceeds go to the
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Saturday
Sep 8
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Paths to Happiness 11:30am–5:30pm Dennis Community Hall Paths to Happiness Workshop with Dr. Winston McCullough.
Expand your Happiness! Discover the surprising intersection of modern positive psychology and ancient Wisdom philosophies, and the power to transform your mind. Learn how to use these foundational concepts to empower your happiness and your life.
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UpBeat Café 7–10pm Dennis Community Hall UpBeat Café. Second Saturday of every month.
Donation $3-5/students, $5-15/adults, under 18 free
Proceeds go to the
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Saturday
Sep 15
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Supper at SAGE 4:30–8:30pm Starker Arts Park Supper at SAGE is a benefit dinner to celebrate and support the programs of the Edible Corvallis Initiative. Join us at the Starker Arts Garden for Education for a festive afternoon of music, appetizers and tastings in the garden and delicious evening with a meal prepared by Gathering Together Farm's Chef J.C. Mersmann.
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Saturday
Oct 13
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Paths to Happiness 11:30am–5:30pm Dennis Community Hall Paths to Happiness Workshop with Dr. Winston McCullough.
Expand your Happiness! Discover the surprising intersection of modern positive psychology and ancient Wisdom philosophies, and the power to transform your mind. Learn how to use these foundational concepts to empower your happiness and your life.
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UpBeat Café 7–10pm Dennis Community Hall UpBeat Café. Second Saturday of every month.
Donation $3-5/students, $5-15/adults, under 18 free
Proceeds go to the
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Saturday
Oct 27
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Runaway Pumpkin Half Marathon 8:30am–1pm Cheadle Lake - Lebanon Runaway Pumpkin Half Marathon is a fundraiser for ABC House in Albany. ABC House is a 501©(3) non profit organization which provides a safe, child friendly environment where children who are suspected of having been abused or neglected can come to receive a neutral, objective, comprehensive assessment. Assessments may include a head to toe medical check up and/or an interview conducted by specially trained and experienced individuals. Last year, the Runaway Pumpkin Half Marathon was held on Saturday, October 29 and was a hit with everyone involved, according to feedback received from a runner and volunteer survey. The event brought in $40,000+ to support services for local abused children. More than 700 runners and 150 volunteers were involved. The majority of runners came from the Willamette Valley, but many traveled from other states including California, Washington and Colorado. |
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Saturday
Nov 10
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Paths to Happiness 11:30am–5:30pm Dennis Community Hall Paths to Happiness Workshop with Dr. Winston McCullough.
Expand your Happiness! Discover the surprising intersection of modern positive psychology and ancient Wisdom philosophies, and the power to transform your mind. Learn how to use these foundational concepts to empower your happiness and your life.
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UpBeat Café 7–10pm Dennis Community Hall UpBeat Café. Second Saturday of every month.
Donation $3-5/students, $5-15/adults, under 18 free
Proceeds go to the
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Saturday
Dec 8
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Paths to Happiness 11:30am–5:30pm Dennis Community Hall Paths to Happiness Workshop with Dr. Winston McCullough.
Expand your Happiness! Discover the surprising intersection of modern positive psychology and ancient Wisdom philosophies, and the power to transform your mind. Learn how to use these foundational concepts to empower your happiness and your life.
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UpBeat Café 7–10pm Dennis Community Hall UpBeat Café. Second Saturday of every month.
Donation $3-5/students, $5-15/adults, under 18 free
Proceeds go to the
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