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Sisters of the Road Café will join the
t _ First Thursday Artw alk fo r one evening
with an exhibit entitled Dream Street. (6-
10pm. 133 N W 6th Ave.. 222-5694.)
I Women's International League for
I P e a c e and Freedom h o s ts tw o
Women with Women with Children holds an
infant and toddler Sunday potluck brunch. Pregnant
women and women considering parenthood are wel
come. (10 am-noon, call 288- 7764 for location.)
Women in Bluee presents S a ffire and Sarah
Baker In concert. (8 pm. Northwest Service Center.
1819 N W Everett. $10 advance at Ladd's Edi
tions. Rockport Records. G.l. Joe 's. Music Millen
nium. $11 door.)
events as part o f a national speaking tour
focusing on issues related to women and
violence. (.7:30 pm, Nov. 1. Reed College. Eliot
Hall. Room 314. 1-5 pm. Nov. 3. Westminster
Presbyterian Church. Northeast 16th and Hancock.
Twila Jacobsen. 231-0921. 224-5190 .)
In Her Image, a gallery of women's art. announces
the opening of an exhibit titled Images o f the God
dess. Opening reception from 6-9 pm. (3208 SE
Hawthorne. Jed Baumgardner. 231-3726.)
Calloway and Lee jazz/blues duo perform. (8 pm.
Leaky Roof Tavern. 1538 S W Jefferson.)
Laughing Horse Bookstore hosts a fem inist
wom en's book discussion group. (7:30-9:30 pm.
Nov. 1. NoV. 29. 1322 N W 23rd Ave.)
Lynn Andrews will sign copies of her book The
Woman o f Wyrrd. (Noon-1:30 pm. Looking Glass
Bookstore. 318 SW Taylor. 227-4760.)
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I First Tuesday W om en's C offee
house presents a variety of musical tal
ent. (7:30 pm. Café Mocha. 4108 NE
Sandy. $2. 288-9950.)
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Echo Theatre presents U nidentified
Moving Objects Ensemble. (8 pm. Nov. 9
and 10. $7.50 advance. $9 door, 1515
SE 37th. 231-1232.)
Stove Jensen's photographs are on display
at Portland State University Nov. 5-23.
Gay and Lesbian V ideo A c c e ss Project
meeting. (7:30pm. 1108 NE Going. 239-4619.)
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The Lesbian Community Project
sponsors “A Provincetown Sun
day Afternoon Tea Dance" to bene
fit the gay and lesbian float fo r the Star
light Parade. (3-7 pm. The Embers, 110
SW Broadway. 223-0071.)
Portland Parents and Friends of
Lesbians and Gay Men holds their
monthly meeting. (7-10 pm. Augustana Lutheran
Church. 232-7676.)
Jewish Lesbian Singles Mixer din
ner at Mykonos. 6320 SW Capitol High
way at 6 pm, followed by An Evening of
Sholem Aleichem at M ittlem an Jewish
C om m unity C enter. (Maureen. 231-
7383.)
The Names Project Quilt will be on
display for three days in Portland. (Con
vention Center, Nov. 30. Dec. 1-2.)
Echo Theatre presents its Seventh Anniversary
Gala w ith Do Jump Movement Theatre and Boka
Marimba. (8 pm. 1515 SE 37th Ave., $17 advance.
$20 door. 231-1232.)
Jewish lesbian brunch, noon. M ittle
man Jewish Community Center, followed
by the film Yiddish: the Mame-Loshn at
1:30 pm. (Maureen. 231-7383.)
Com e to a social and professional net
w orking brunch fo r lesbian collega
and university faculty, staff, and
scholars. ( 11 am -1 pm. Dakota Café
banquet room, 239 S W Broadway.)
Corvallis-OBU's Cay and Lesbian
presents their Fall Dance. (8:30 pm-
midnight. 101 N W 23rd St:. $3. Corvallis. 757-
1980 ... 737-2101 and ask fo r GALA desk.)
The Lesbian Boarding House invites
any lesbian or lesbian-positive woman to
a Thanksgiving dinner. (2-6 pm. 1833 NE
2nd Ave.. 281-5386.)
_______Just Singles, a group formed to meet
the needs of women 35 years and over
holds their initial meeting. (4:30 pm, LCP. call 223-
0482 or 641-8190.)
After Eight, the Corvallis gay and lesbian rights
group, presents its Harvey Milk Dinner with keynote
speaker Sally Gearhart. (Nov. 17. Unitarian Fellow
ship, 2945 N W Circle Btvd., Corvallis. 753-1114.)
The A m azo n A U S ta ra , a new musical comedy
by Carolyn Gage and Susan Carney, plays. (8 pm.
Nov. 2-4, 9-11, 16-18, Positively Fourth Street.
265 Fourth Street. AsNand, $10. 535-5267.)
Enjoy a Full Moon in Hollywood, a
dean and sober dance to benefit the Rose C ity So-
berfaire. (8 pm. Cafó Mocha. 4108 NE Sandy. $4-
$6. 288-9950 )
Radical Women present a discussion
on the book Yours In Struggle, Three
Feminist Perspectives on Anti-Semitism
and Racism. Everyone is welcome. (Stan
dard Plaza, 1100 SW 6th Ave., third
floor conference room. 249-8067.)
Holly Near In concert with partial pro
ceeds to benefit the Native American Re
habilitation Association Childrens Center. Kate Sul
livan. Barb Galloway and Cacy Lee open. (8 pm.
Northwest Service Center, 1838 Everett. $11-$13
advance, $15 door.)
Folksinger Tom Paxton performs old and new
classics about love and life. MotheHode is also ap
pearing. (8 pm. Northwest Service Center. $10 ad
vance. $12 door. 228-6972.)
a theatrical musical perform
ance which touches on the them es of
racism, sexism, and homophobia, features
singer and entertainer Danno. (8 pm.
Echo Theatre. 1515 SE 37th, $6. can of
food requested fo r Esther's Pantry.
231-1232.)
Lesbians who work downtown
meet fo r lunch. A sk fo r the “ Lunch
Bunch." All lesbians welcome. (11:30
am-1 pm. Dakota Café. For Information
call 281-8069.)
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Dress up. dress down, create your fantasy persona
at Mas'queer'ade, a dance, a party, a masquer
ade. a celebration for queer folks presented by the
Lesbian Community Project. (8 pm -1 am. Echo The
atre. 1515 SE 37th. $5 general.)
Galloway and Lee jazz/blues duo perform. (9:30
pm. Laurelthirst Tavern, Northeast 30th and Gli-
san.)
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Twenty-Third Avenue Books is hav
ing a poster sale to benefit AR T/AIDS
and the Rain Coalition. (Nov. 9-11, 1015
N W 23rdA ve.. 224-5097.)
Men by the Sea. sponsored by Phoe
nix Rising, facilitates meeting new people
and sharing a weekend with friends. There
will be hiking, workshops, games, boating
and ovo-lactlc vegetarian meals. (Camp
Westwlnd. north o f Lincoln City. Nov.
2-4. $95 to $150 sliding scale covers
housing,
insurance
and meals.
223-8299.)
Musica Fomina flute-guitar duo presents a free
concert o f music by women com posers. (9 pm.
Portland State University Business School Audito
rium. 631 S W Harrison.)
The Amazon All-Stars, a new musical comedy, begins Nov. 2 in Ashland.
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M etropolitan Com m unity Church spon
sors the annual HIV/AIDS Vigil to
coincide w ith the Names Project Quilt
appearance. MCC will maintain a 24 hour
presence fo r prayer, remembrance, edu
cation. support and AIDS awareness. (Opening cere
mony. 7:00pm, Nov. 30. Call 281-8868.)
Teresa Trull and Jennifer Berezan appear in
concert. (8 pm. Northwest Service Center, 1819
N W Everett. $10 advance at Ladd's Editions,
Music Millennium, and G.l. Joe s.)
Cris Williamson appears in concert. (7:15 pm. 9
pm. Majestic Theater. 115 S W 2nd. Corvallis, $10
advance. $12 door. 758-7048.)
Acting Out, Portland's lesbian improvisational thea
ter troupe, performs benefits fo r Echo Theatre. (8
pm. Nov. 30. Dec. 1. 1515 SE 37th. $6 advance
at Artichoke Music. Music Millennium. Ladd s Edi
tions. $7 door. Jeanne Kincaid, 233-1266.)
Galloway and Lee jazz/blues duo per
form in Salem. (8 - 10 pm. The Beanery on
Court Street.)
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Lesbian and Gay Lsedership Net
work meets to facilitate Networking, skill
building and leadership development In
the lesbian and gay community. (7 pm.
Peace House. 2116 NE 18th Ave., 230-
9427.)
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World AIDS Day.
HIV/AIDS Vigil concert featuring
local m usicians. (7:30 pm. MCC at
Northeast 24th and Broadway )
B arb G allow ay and The Vital
Move Band perform. (8 - 10 pm. Bridgeport Brew
ing Co., 1313 N W Marshall.)