Radical W omen and the Freedom So c ia list Pa rty sp onsor ’Lesbians of pm -?. 4108 N E Sandy Blvd.. no cover, open b a r. 288-9950.) Color: Frontrunners for Freedom,” a panel discussion featuring lesbian fem inist a ctivists. A brunch w ill be served before the program . (Bru n c h . 1 pm . d iscussion. 2:30 pm . 181hAve. Peace House. 2116 NE 181h. brunch $6.50 ($5 fo r lo w Incom e). $2.50 donation fo r d isc ussio n. 249-8067.) 18 24 « SUNDAY COM ING UP The public Is Invited to the annual MONDAY Monday for Men Coffee House kicks o ff a new Idea fo r the men o f the com m unity. Hear a va riety o f talent from loca l gay m en. ( 7:30 pm . Cafe M ocha. 4108 N E Sandy Blvd.. $2 donation, c a ll 231-9351 If Interested In p e rfo rm ing .) 19 The Forest Group w ill hike up Neahkahnie Mountain, eleva tion 1661 feet, a t the coast. (C a ll fo r d eta ils. 238- 2759.) . Peacock in the Park fundraiser for the Audria M. Edwards Youth Scholarship. The schola rship is for assistance In the education o f gay and lesbian youth and the children o f gays and lesbians. There w ill be a picnic lunch and gam es. (C ontact W oody Johnson. 284-6289.) 25 TUESDAY . Portland Lesbian C hoir. The show w ill signed fo r the hearing im paired, w heelchair a ccessib le, and childcare w ill be free. (8 pm . Eastside Perform ance C enter. SE 15th and Stark, (tickets are $8-$ 12 In advance a t In her Im age G allery. SE 32nd and Hawthorne. $ 10 a t the door.)) JULY 1 • SUNDAY Cafe Mocha presents In the Mood, w ith ja zz-b lu e s-so ft rock trio Barb G allow ay. Cacy Lee and Bev Standlsh. (8 pm . 4108 NE Sandy Blvd.. $3-$5 slid in g scale. 288-9950.) MONDAY ORGASM meets to discuss plans for future events, Includ ing the Northw est Mr. Drum m er C ontest In July and a costum e party-banquet In August. (7:30-9:30 pm . location to be announced. 228-6935.) w ishing to w ork w ith th e ir Speakers Bureau Program o r the O regon A ID S Hotline. The tra ining se rie s w ill be held June 1 3 .1 4 .2 0 .2 1 .2 5 ,2 7 and 28, from 6- 9 pm each evening. (C ontact M im i Luther. 223-5907.) Women and Writing is a m onth long sum m er se ssio n course sponsored by Portland State U n ive rsity’s W om en's Studies Program and Taught by W endy Judith C utler. MA. Exploring journal w riting , the w riting process and w om en's litera ture, they w ill use w riting as a m eans of em powerm ent. (June 19 through Ju ly 12. M onday through Thursday. 2-4 pm . c a ll fo r d e ta ils. 725-3516.) Fly Away Home Workshops for Women, w ith Bethroot Gwynn and Hawk Mad rone, w ill be held again this sum m er on beautiful, rustic wom anland In Southern O regon. The Personal Theater W orkshop. July 5 through 8 invite s Inner character to em erge in a sa fe , e nthusia stic atm osphere. Participants In the Ta i Chi W orkshop, A ugust 30 through Septem ber 3 learn a short form of Ta l C hi, m editation In m otion, a discip line of the mind and body w hich Involves slow , centered, graceful m oving. (Thea ter $75-$100. Ta l C hi $90-$ 115. space is lim ite d , fo r re g istra tio n inform ation, w rite: Fly Away Hom e. PO Box 593. M yrtle Creek. O regon. 97457.) SisterSpirit's Jewish-Pagan Group Meets. A ll wom en are w elcom e. (7:30 pm . c a ll fo r d eta ils. 287-3379.) 20 KBOO 90.7 FM w ill a ir live coverage o f the Interna tiona l AIDS C onference being held In San Francisco June 20 through June 2 4 ,9 am -Noon. (C a ll fo r d e ta ils. 231-8032.) WEDNESDAY Gay novelist Donald Olson w ill read from h is new book. A M ovie, published by Lyle Stew a rt, a t Pow ell s Bookstore. (7:30 pm . Anne Hughes C offee Room . 1005 W Burnside, free. 228-4651.) Slste rSp Irlt holds a WIccan discussion group. A ll wom en are w elcom e. (7:30 pm . c a ll fo r d eta ils. 287-3379.) 21 • '’THURSDAY The Gay and Lesbian Youth Forum w ill d iscuss rela tions between gay men and lesbians, and th e ir attitudes toward one another. (8 pm . C ity Nightclub. 13 N W 13th A ve.. 224-2489.) 22 FRIDAY Super Jacks Party hosted by ORGASM. (11 p m -1 am . 333 NE Hancock. $5.228-6935.) 23 SATURDAY For the first tim e. ORGASM w ill be sp onsoring a swinger's party. (10 pm - 4 am. $15-$ 10.228-6935.) Cafe Mocha thanks the community 'or its support w ith a first anniversary party. Join them fo r the celebration. (2 Dyke Art Camp, A ugust 5 through 11. Photo by Linda Kliewer Carol Steinel and Howie Baggadonutz, in "Homo-Genized." The Annual m eeting o f the corporation o f Portland Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays, Inc. w ill be held during the regular m onthly m eeting. There w ill be an election o f o ffic e rs and m em bers o f the board fo r the fisca l year 1990-91. (C a ll fo r d eta ils. 232-7676.) 26 TUESDAY Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays has Its reg ula r m onthly 5 THURSDAY A Personal Theater Workshop for Women Invite s inner character to em erge In a sa fe , enthusiastic atm osphere. The focus w ill be on deepening our personal truths. (July 5 through 8. $75- $100. space Is lim ited, fo r reg istra tion inform ation w rite: Fly away Hom e. PO Box 593. M yrtle Creek. O regon. 97457.) m eeting a t Augustana Lutheran Church. (7:30-9:30 pm . NE 151h A ve.. and Knott. 232-7676.) ANNOUNCEM ENTS 28 The Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center Theatre presents Voices of Rage, a South A frican play w ritten and . THURSDAY A member from the Portland Police Departm ent w ill attend the meeting of the Gay and Lesbian Youth Forum to d iscuss the rela tions between police and the gay com m unity, especially gay youth. (222-3120.) 30 SATURDAY A ll are Invited to the Portland Lesbian Choir Variety Show. C arol Steinel w ill emcee the show , which includes a guest appearance by Bridges, a new ensem ble com prised o f m em bers o f the Portland Gay Men s Chorus and the directed by Selaelo M aredl. V oices o f Rage exp lores w om ens’ perspective In the struggle for a free South A frica. (Frid a ys and Saturdays 8 pm . Sundays 2 pm . 5340 N Intersta te A ve.. Trl-m et bus * 5 . tic ke ts are $ 10. c a ll fo r reserva tions o r inform ation. 243-7930.) Every Thursday Is Country-Western Night a t Cafe M ocha. Disc jockey m usic and dance lessons are featured. (8 pm . 4108 NE Sandy Blvd.. $1 cover. 288-9950.) Cascade AIDS Project announces a new training session fo r vo lu nte e rs fo r visua l a rtists to make a rt and discuss our a rt Issues In a nurturing atm osphere. Tota l cost o f $50 Includes a ll m eals, sleeping and w orking space. (Fo r Inform ation send SA SE to Rootw orks. 2000 King M ountain Tra il. Sunny Valley O regon. 97479.) Nightscene is gay television for everybody. (Tuesd a ys. 11:30 pm . on Paragon. TC I and C olum bia Cable System s channel 11. on Jones Cable channel 49. In W ashington County channel 38.) June 5: Gay p o litic s in O regon Is dlscvssed by John Ba ker, one o f the founders o f the Right to Priva cy PAC. June 12: G ays In the le g isla ture are discussed by openly gay W ashington sta te rep resenta tive Cal A nderson. One of only five openly gay state le g isla to rs In the country. Representa tive A nd ersln d isc usse s gay le g isla tive Issue s, closeted p o litic ia n s and how to Introduce your lo ve r a t o fficia l governm ent functions. June 19: Bath houses, yesterd a y, today and tom orrow are exp lored by La rry W oolack. m anager o f the C lub Sea ttle. The histo ry o f bath houses, w hat goes on In them and the ir role In AIDS p revention Is d iscusse d . June 26: Jud y C ham bers, a substance abuse sp e c ia list w ith Portland Public Schools, d isc usse s Innova tive program s designed to help young people deal w ith so c ie ty's p rejud ices. just out ▼ 21 ▼ June 1990