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About Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1990)
Caté Mocha presents a Libra Party. (7:30 pm. Cafó Mocha. 4108 N E Sandy. 288-9950.) 1 3 «SATURDAY Steps to Freedom ‘90, five kilometer pledge walk for labor and health rights in Oregon and El Salvador, sponsored by Portland Central America Solidarity Commit tee to benefit the El Salvador Freedom Fund and Northwest Treeplanters and Farmworkers Union. (9 am. Terry Schrunk Plaza. SW 3rd and Madison. $5-10 sliding scale. 236-7916.) Galloway and Lee Jazz Duo with Kate Sullivan perform. (8 pm. Café Mocha. 4108 NE Sandy. S4 -S6 .288-9950.) 14 «SUNDAY ____ 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 provided free of charge. Send your announcement with all pertinent information by the 15th of the month and we will try to include it in the calendar. Send your submissions to: Just Out Calendar Editor POBox 15117 Portland. OR 97215 Announcements are subject to editing, and inclusion is subject to space limitations and relevance. Submissions cannot be accepted over the phone. Please type your announcement. 2 • TUESDAY First Tuesday Women’s Coffeehouse presents a variety of local talent. ( 7:30p m . Café Mocha. 4108 NE Sandy. $2.288-9950.) Ample Opportunity, a health organization for fat women, continues its nutrition work shop on Enjoying Food for Health. (7 -9 pm. Oct. 2. Oct. 9. Hosford Middle School Library. 28th Place and Division. $35-$55 sliding scale. 6450497.) 3 • WEDNESDAY Portland State University presents a free health service lecture with representatives from Cascade AIDS Project on Oct. 3 and 4. (1 pm. Oct. 3. noon. Oct. 4.3 3 8 Smith Center. Portland State University. 725-3711). 5 • FRIDAY Sally Sheklow presents The Sound o f Lesbians, a musical comedy. (8 pm. Café Mocha. 4108 NE Sandy. $5-$7 sliding scale. 288-9950.) 6 • SATURDAY Ninth Annual Lucille Hart Dinner, sponsored Dy the Right to Privacy PAC, will feature keynote speaker Rita Mae Brown. (6 pm. Oregon Convention Center. $ 100 per person, for more inform ation call 228-5825.) Asian/Pacific Islander Lesbians and Gays will hold a mid-autumn harvest festival celebration. (7 pm. 231-7906.2244647) Yoga for Gays and Lesbians Autumn Retreat includes two and one half hours of yoga, one half hour of guided relaxation, one tour exclusive use of Common Ground hot tubs and sauna. ( 10 am to 2 pm. Common Ground. 2926 NE Flanders. $ 18.283-5984.) Sacred Earth Coalition presents a benefit and outreach party to uphold Native American treaty rights and preserve Mount Hood. (6-7:30 pm . Pine Street Theatre. 221 SE Pine. $5 general. Call Pat. 2844390. Honoré. 249-3964.) p u to * T22 rO ctober 1990 Dance to the music of The Saddle Soars, a high-energy all-women band. (9 pm. Café Mocha. 4108 N E Sandy. $5.288-9950.) The West Women's and Children's Shelter offers its volunteer training program on four ‘ successive Saturdays. (1 -5 pm . W est W om en's and C hildren's Shelter. 2010 NW Kearney. 224- 7718.) 7 • SUNDAY March and Rally for Dignity and Diversity to condemn bigotry and affirm unity in diversity. All events wheelchair accessible. (March begins 11:30 am. Laurelhurst Park. SE 33rd and Pine. Ra lly follows at 2 pm . South • Park Blocks. Portland State University. 232- 2159.232-1038.) Variety Show to benefit ACT UP/Portland. Finish off this busy day with music and entertainment!! (7p m . 13 NW 13th.232-1038) 8 • MONDAY Gay and Lesbian Video Access Project meeting. (7:30p m . Studio B. Portland Cable Access. 2766 NE M artin Luther King. Jr. Blvd. W.R. Dali. 2394619.) 9 • TUESDAY Judith Barrington reads from her poetry, prose, and translations. (7:30p m . D elilah's. NW 21st and Kearney, donation requested.) Berkeley in the Sixtie s, a documentary film by Mark Kitchell has its Portland premiere, with the director attending, as a Pledge Drive benefit for KBOO community radio. (7 and 9:30 pm. Cinem a 21. N W 21st and Hoyt. $ 10.) 1 0 • WEDNESDAY Jon Bunce presents Coextension, music by Robert Mahaffay's One World Vision, live painting by Lucinda Parker, and dancing by Judy Patton and Company. (8 pm . Interm edi ate Theater. Portland C enter for the Perform ing Arts. $ 12 general adm ission. 224-TIXX.) Word*of-Mouth Theaterhouse presents a variety of local talent. (7:30p m . Café Mocha. 4108 NE Sanely. $2.288-9950.) 1 1 • THURSDAY National Coming Out Day! Come out, come out, whoever you are and wherever you can) 1 2 • FRIDAY Donna Luckett Productions presents Tret Fure In concert. (8 pm . M etropolitan Commu nity Church. Northeast 24th and Broadway. $9 door. $7 advance (Ladd's Edition. Artichoke Music. C afé Mocha).) 20 • SATURDAY Imperial Sovereign Rose Court presents Coronation 1990 with the theme Aftermath: Welcome to the Dome. (5 pm. Sta rry Night. 8 N W 6th Ave.. $ 18 general. C all 287-7058.) Western States Chiropractic College offers health check-ups for women. (9 a m -1 pm. WSCC Outpatient Clinic. 2900 N E 132nd Ave.. $ 15. appointm ents: 255-6771.) Northwest Scenic Cruisers/Gay Car Club presents a '50s C ruise'ln Dance. (7:30p m . Café Mocha. 4108 N E Sandy. $5.288-9950) Cascade AIDS Project presents Sexpert Training on Saturday Oct. 20 and Saturday Oct. 27. ( 10 am-6 pm . 11 am -5 pm . Oct. 27. CAP office. 408 NW 2nd Ave. C all Dan 223- 5907.) Sunny McHale SkyeDancer in concert. (7:30 pm. Cafó Mocha. 4108 NE Sandy. $3-$5 sliding scale. 288-9950.) 22 • MONDAY Women with Women with Children holds an Infant and toddler potluck brunch. Pregnant women and women considering parenthood are welcome. ( 10 am-noon. call 249-5066 for location.) Phoenix Rising presents a Money Manage ment Workshop with Floreid Walker, Waddell and Reed. Preregister by Oct. 17. (7-8:3 0pm. Oct. 22 and Oct. 29. Phoenix Rising. Board Room. $10.223-8299.) Second Sunday Brunch Group invites interested lesbian college and university faculty, staff, and scholars to attend a social and professional networking brünch. Topic: theories of what causes homosexuality. ( J1 a m -1 pm. Dakota Café banquet room. 239 SW Broadway.) People's Co-op celebrates its 20th birthday with a street party. (/ pm. Southeast 21st and Powell, free.) 23 »TUESDAY The Portland Childcare Workers Organizing Committee will hold a public forum on the wages and rights of Portland childcare workers in the day care and social service systems. (7p m . First Congregational Church. Southwest Park and M adison Street. 232-2002) 1 7 «WEDNESDAY Team Portland invites lesbian and gay sports enthusiasts to an organizational meeting to make plans for the future of gay athletics in Portland. Parking is free after 5 pm beneath the Portland Building. (6:30-9 pm. Á Portland Building. Room C. 245-5301.) f Third Wednesday Men's Coffeehouse presents a variety of local talent. (7:30pm . Café Mocha. 4108 NE Sandy. $2.288-9950.) New Jewish Agenda meets to discuss feelings and responses as Jews, lesbians and gays, and allies. (7:30 pm. 4224 NE 17th. Susan Bryer. 284-7570. Laurie Todd. 236-3940.) Charles Kreiner presents a lecture On Men: For Women and Men. Gender Issues for the 90s. (7 -1 0 pm. The O ld Church. 1422SW 11th. $6-$ 15 sliding scale. 287-8737) 1 8 • THURSDAY Radical Women presents Black Campus Activists in the 90s: Leading the Fight Against Rightwing Hate. Everyone is welcome. (6:30 pm. Standard Plaza. 1100 SW óth Ave.. Conference Room B. 249-8067) Richard E. Leakey presents Conservation: Save the Elephant, as part of the Institute for Science. Engineering and Public Policy lecture series. (7:30p m . Portland Civic Auditorium . 7254788.) 1 9 • FRIDAY Vision '90. the second statewide confer ence concerning lesbian, gay and bisexual issues within the campus community will take place at Lewis and Clark College. The conference, sponsored by the Oregon Lesbian. Gay and Bisexual Campus Union, is designed for students, staff, faculty and alumni, and will be held Oct. 19 and 20. (OLGBCU Vision '90 Conference, c/o Hom ophle. Lewis and Clark College. Box 158 0615SW Palatine H fl Road. Portland. OR 97219.234-0368.236-2597.) Danno performs Cabarock Nov. 3 . 24 »WEDNESDAY Lesbian Community Forum discusses phone ads in gay and lesbian publications. (7:30-9 pm. Café Mocha, 4108 NE Sanely. $ 1. 288-9950.) 25 • THURSDAY The National Leather Association an nounces the Uving in Leather V Conference, including workshops and nightly dungeons. (Oct. 25-28. Portland M em orial Coliseum. Check local leather outlets o r call 281-0408) The Richmond Dining Society presents a Hallowe'en organizational get together. Refreshments will be served. (Rob o r John. 234-1977.) 26 • FRIDAY Choreographers Amy Bennett Gaehler. Mary Fitzgerald, and Carta Mann present attutali
