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Sun shines on outdoor performers.(Entertainment)
The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
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May 19, 2006
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BUZZWORTHY
If you're like us, you are officially ready to sit on grass in a crowd somewhere.
Whether the weather will hold up this weekend is the only thing in our way, because there are a few solid grass-sitting activities scheduled.
Secret House Vineyards begins its season with a Cowboy Junkies bang today. That show should be good for some mellow, relaxing female vocals in a pretty rural setting. Sitting on grass is optional there.
The 99th annual Rhododendron Festival is this weekend in Florence. It ...
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