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About Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1990)
14 • SATURDAY Women Take Back the Nightl The Portland W om en's Crisis Line, in conjunction with other area agencies, is pleased to announce the annual Take Back the Night March and Rally. The event speaks out against the epidemic of violent crime In our country, and will be interpreted for the hearing Impaired. (7 pm. 232-9751.) Ample Opportunity sponsors canoeing and a picnic on Sauvie Island, water level permitting, for women of all sizes. Bring sack lunch. Canoes, lifejackets. Ice chest and paddles provided. (10 am -4 pm. $25. 645-0497.) Women’s country two-step dance. featuring line dancing and two-step instruction. (Echo Theatre. 231-1232.) OUT ABOUT TOWN Is provided as a free community service by Just Out. Listings of events, announcements and groups which are specifically relevant to the gay and lesbian communities of Oregon are pro vided free of charge. Send your announce ment with all pertinent Information and we will try to include It In the calendar. Send your submissions to: Just Out Calendar Editor PO Box 15117 Portland. OR 97215 Announcements are subject to editing, and Inclusion Is subject to space limitations and relevance. Deadline for submissions is the 15th of each month. Submissions cannot be accepted over the phone. Please type your announcement. SUNDAY Radical Women presents a discussion of the theories of radical fem inists Mary Daly and Sonia Johnson. This Is the seventh of a seven week class. (12-2 pm. M usicians Union Hall. 325 NE 20th Ave.. $2. (textbooks are available at Radical Women. 1510 NE Brazee). 249-0067.) 3 • TUESDAY First Tuesday Women’s Coffee House at Café Mocha. There will be a variety of local performers. (7:30 pm. 4106 NE Sandy. $3-$5 slid ing scale. 283-9950.) 5 • THURSDAY Women In Blues Festival at Erickson's Saloon. Featured will be Sarah Baker. Jessie Mae Hemphill. Margo Tufo and Sheila Wilcoxson. Proceeds will benefit the Oregon Food Bank. (7:30pm . Eric kso n 's Saloon. $5. $4 with a can o f food. 281-4635.) FRIDAY The Pacific Northwest Women’s Music and Cultural Jamboree is sponsored by the Western Washington University W om en's Center, and will run through the weekend. (W estern Washington University. Bellingham . WA. 232-9907.) Pottuck and planning meeting sponsored by the Forest Group. Bring your own mess kit. (6:30 pm. 235-3765.) 7 • SATURDAY Right to Privacy PAC hosts a garden party celebrating Its continuing success. (3 -6 pm. 1841SW Montgomery Drive. $25 p er person, pay at the door o r send your check or money order to 921 SW M orrison. Suite 518. Portland. OR. 97205 by Ju ly 3.) Monqul presents The Church, with special Guests from England The Blue Aeroplanes. (9 pm. M elody Ballroom . 615 SE Alder, (tickets are $ 16.50 In advance, general adm ission seated o r standing, available at G I Joes/ Jlcketm aster outlets. The G alleria. Music M illenium and Rockport Records). 232-2759.) Café Mocha hosts The Cunts, a lesbian thrash band, featuring Vlv De Nude. Lizzy Gash and Oblivianne. (9 pm. 4108 NE Sandy. ($4 advance. $5 a t door. Tickets at Spart- acus and Cafó Mocha). 288-9950.) Those who are in a monogamous relationship and are looking for a supportive, friendly, fun group of other couples have an organizational meeting. (7:30 pm. down town YWCA. 1111 SW 10th Ave.) 8 • SUNDAY Social and networking brunch at the Dakota Café for lesbian college and university faculty, staff and scholars. (11 am- 1 pm . Dakota Cafó banquet room . 239 SW Broadway.) 9 • MONDAY Monqul presents Robyn Hitchcock in a solo acoustic performance at the Melody Ballroom. (8:30 pm. 615 SE A lder, (tickets $9 in advance at: G l Joes/Tlcketm aster outlets. The G alleria. M usic M illenium and Rockport Records). 232-2759.) 10 • TUESDAY Lesbians who work downtown meet for lunch at the Dakota Café. Ask for the Lunch Bunch. (11:30 am -1 pm . 281-8069.) 1 1 • WEDNESDAY Free Hearing Aid Workshop Is being offered by Ray Horning at the Salvation Army Rose Center. W earers can have their aids tested, adjusted, cleaned and have minor repairs made at no cost. (9 am -Noon. 1785 NE Sandy. 225-0686.) ACT UP meets to discuss proposals on structure. (7 -9 pm . M etropolitan Comm unity Church. N E 24th and Broadway. 232-1038.) Integrity has a new group for lesbians, gays and their friends. (7 pm . St. D a vid 's Episcopal Church. 2800 SE Harrison (enter w est door, annex). 289-1687.) Word of Mouth Theaterhouse at Café Mocha. (7:30 pm . 4108 NE Sandy. $2 donation. 288-9950.) Forest Group sponsors an evening walk in the Reed College area. (7p m . 231-9486.) FRIDAY Judie Fretdman and Connie Cohen In concert at Café Mocha. (8 pm . 4108 NE Sandy. S5 -S8 sädhg scale. 228-9950.) just o u t* 18V July 1990 • -¿-y •= . « yrt 15 • SUNDAY Join the Forest Group for a hike up King Mountain, in the coast range, off Hwy 26. (235-3765.) 16 • MONDAY Third Monday Men’s Coffee House at Café Mocha, presenting a variety of the musical talents of local gay men. (7:30 pm. 4108 NE Sandy. $2 donation, (emcee still needed). 288-9950.) OHSU “All H ill” Lesbian and Gay Alliance hosts a potiuck and organizational meeting for faculty, staff, students, residents and employees. (775-4763.) Women with Women with Infants and Children host a potiuck. (10-N oon. Donna or Laurel. 287-4009.) 25 • WEDNESDAY ACT UP will discuss reports on ACT UP International Conference, Gay Pride in San Francisco and State Conference of Commu nity Based Organizations. (7-9:30 pm. M etropolitan Com m unity Church. NE 24th and Broadway. 232-1038.) 26 • THURSDAY Echo Theatre hosts the Tom Cheek Quintet. (9 pm . 1515 SE 37th Ave.. 231-1232.) 27 • FRIDAY Echo Theatre presents Acid Folk with Barbara Bernstein and friends. (1515 SE 37th Ave.. 231-1232.) 28 • SATURDAY Echo Theatre presents Boka Marimba. (1515 SE 37th Ave.. 231-1232.) WEDNESDAY Laughing Horse Bookstore hosts feminist women’s book discussion group. Book this meeting Is Coz by Mary Pjerral. (7:30-9:30pm . 1322 NW 23rd Ave.) Asian/Paciflc Islander Lesbians and Gays (APLG) barbeque and potiuck. (1 pm. 231-7906 o r 224-4647.) THURSDAY Radical Women presents “Censored: Art, Music, Women's Rights." The connection between the arch-conservative attack on the National Endowment for the Arts funding, the targeting of rock music, (with black musicians receiving the most Intense harrassment). and the right w ing's enmity to women's equality will be explored. (6:30 pm. 1100 SW 6th Ave.. Room A. 249-8067.) 20 •FRIDAY KBOO night at the East Avenue Tavern. The Mothers of God. an irreverent fem inist-anarcho-punk-folk band, and The Mighty sparrows, a blues-rock band will be performing at a benefit for KBOO Commu nity Radio. All proceeds go toward the operating costs of KBOO 90.7 FM. (9 pm. 727 East Burnside. $5.231-8032.) Backpacking with the Forest Group. (775-9234.) The Melody Ballroom presents Back Porch Blues and the Anzanga Marimba Band. (615 SE A lder. ($4 In advance at a ll Re d M eyer/Fasttxx outlets). 282-3410.) 21 • SATURDAY Concert and Dance Jam. featuring: Denlse/vocals. All/keyboards. Donna/bass, Chrls/drums. (8 pm . Cafó Mocha. 4108 NE Sandy. $3.288-9950.) 22 • SUNDAY Integrity group for lesbian and gay fellowship. Interdenominational. (St. David s Episcopal Church. 2800 SE Harrison. Mar or Virginia. 287-1687.) tom Ml ..nuiiinl .Kill ¿rlWllllIHln Phoenix Rising sponsors the seventh annual Women in the Woods at Breitenbush Hot Springs, August 17-19. Call 223-8299. Women With Women and Children host a pottuck picnic. Bring your own plates, utensils, cups, drinks and food to share. (3 pm. Laurefhurst Park. SE 39th and Stark, meet by playground equipm ent. Betty Ann. 255-1941.) Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom, (WILPF) holds a board meeting. (7:30 pm . Northw est Service Center. 1819 NW Everett.) Saturday Night Showcase at Café Mocha, featuring Maria Webster and special guests. (7:30 pm . 4108 N E Sandy. ($4 In advance. $6 a t the door). 288-9950.) 2 9 . MONDAY A fundraiser for ACT UP will be held at the City Nightclub. The entertainment will be live and different. (9pm -?. 13 NW 13th Ave.. 232-1038.) ANNOUNCEMENTS The Allow Conference, the annual meeting of an alliance of career-oriented local lesbian organizations, w ill be held In Seattle. Washington on July 14 and 15. ($ 100 per organization p lus $35 p e r IndM dual. meals, housing and transportation Included. Yvonne Bd re ss. (206) 935-9313. Cheryl M artin. (206) 328-0050.)
