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a Festival attendee in a moment of discovery at the 2006 Community Art Project


da Vinci Days: 21st Festival
July 17-19, 2009
Friday: 5 pm-11 pm
Saturday: 10 am-11 pm
Sunday: 10 am-5 pm
Join us in sunny Corvallis, Oregon for a weekend of discovery with da Vinci-style contests, art on a grand, mobile scale, happy-feet music, hands-on activities, and much more!

Festival Programs


Portland artist Pete Beeman's Breathing Post, an example of kinetic art at the Festival   Arts & Exhibits
Art to do and art to see for all ages and all interests

Pink Martini's big sound with a broad appeal heads the festival lineup   Music & More
Music, comedy, dance, and more on and off stage
Check out the performance lineup!

poling through the Mud Bog aboard the Gondavinci at the Kinetic Challenge, photo by Patricia Thomas   Races & Revelry
da Vinci-style competitions, some on the leading edge, and always lots of fun

solar panels readying to produce solar roasted coffee at the 2006 Festival, photo by Patricia Thomas   Science & Technology
Activities and views of what's here and what's ahead in sci-tech

there's always excitement and fun for kids at da Vinci Days, photo by Patricia Thomas   Fun for Kids
Special activities and events for kids and their parents
Festival Highlights

A Paul Stankard paperweight, one of many types of glass art featured in the da Vinci gallery exhibit Arts
Art to enjoy and appreciate

2006 Battle of the Bands' winner on Main Stage, photo by Patricia Thomas Music
Three days of non stop performances

the wonder of it all at the Children's Village Children's Village
Where kids find the wonder of it all.

GPS unit handy for finding your way or geocaching GPS & Geocaching
Join the treasure hunt where you are the search engine

Electrathon drivers race low to the ground Grand Prix Electrathon
A quiet, clean electric car race

solar panels in a moment of reflection Green Town
What's taking us toward a sustainable future

Chris Goldfinger - Associate Professor Keynote Speaker
OSU COAS scientist Dr. Chris Goldfinger

kinetic sculpture The Big Easy parades easily along Kinetic Challenge
Human-powered sculptures racing on all-terrains

scaled-down kinetic sculpture race for the younger set Leonardo 500
A scaled-down kinetic sculpture race for the younger set

a kinetic sculpture racer waves to the parade crowd, photo by Patricia Thomas Leo's Kinetic Parade
A da Vinci-style parade with all things kinetic and melodius

a a red-headed mermaid comes alive from her sidewalk chalk canvas, photo by Katrina Sloma Sidewalk Chalk Art
Sidewalks as a concrete canvas for art by all ages

Andromeda constellation, photo by Tom Carrico of Heart of the Valley Astronomers Valley Stargazing
A stellar time for the astronomically inclined!

street performers play with our imagination, photo by Patricia Thomas Street Performers
Juggle your mind with street performer antics

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