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About Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 7, 1994)
H? f ju s t o u t T Ja n u a ry 7, 1 0 9 4 T 10 The Portland Lesbian Choir perform s with Judy Fjell on Saturday, Jan. 22, at 8 pm at the Scottish Rite Tem ple. january PHOTO BY LAUREN USHER FRIDAY SUNDAY Acanthus Gallery hosts a reception for photogra phers R ichard B row n and S teve Beals. Brown's strong commitment to social justice, especially in regards to African Americans, is evoked in his recent portraits of young black men. Beals' work is filled with enigmatic yet strangely familiarimages. Through Jan. 29. (Gallery hours. Noon-6 pm. Friday and Saturday. Suite 210. 120 N W 9th Ave.. 224-5475.) S ister Paula, “ renowned* transsexual television evangelist, facilitates an HIV/AIDS support group. Everyone welcome; wheelchair accessible. (Noon. Family Room. Metropolitan Community Church. 1644 NE 24th Ave.. 281-8093.) B lue S k y G allery presents color photography exploring Issues of “ home" and self by Vincent Borrelli, and images of Lithuanian folk musicians by Klaudijus Driskius. Through Jan. 29. (Noon-5 pm. Tuesday-Saturday. 1231 N W Hoyt St.. 225-0210.) Opening day of the Portland Community Bowling Association's 1994 season swings into gear with the cash and prize-filled B ow ling Fo r D ollars competition. IndMduals and teams are still welcome to sign up for the Sunday league. Youth and people with AIDS are especially encouraged to participate In this fun. social event. ( 11 am. PRO 300 Lanes. 3031 SE Powell St.. 293 0438) The F o rest G roup meets to plan future outings for women only. Bring your own place setting. (6.30pm. potluck: 7:30 pm. meeting, call for address. 287- 8014.) P otluck brunch for lesbian and gay families with young children. This is the former Women with Women with Infants and Toddlers group. ( 10 am- noon. call for details. 777-5307.) Come see those “Girls with Guitars." B arb G allo w a y and D onna Luckett. Alcohol and smoke free. (8-10 pm. White Horse Coffee. 331-A SE Walnut St. (Bi Mart/Ware Mart Shopping Center], Hillsboro.) Woman in A cadsm ia S alon is a tea and discus sion group exploring a wide range of topics. Every one is welcome. (3-5 pm. call for details. 288-8067 o r 289-1003.) Cygnet Productions celebrates the third anniversary of David Morrison Bookstore with a reading of Thm S ea R o a d Chronidmm. an adaption of Ursula Le Guin's Sea Road. The performance explores four generations of women in a small fictional town on the Oregon Coast. Through Jan. 16. (8 pm. Friday- Sunday. 1420 SE 37th Ave., $5. 230-8827.) The Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center Main Gal lery presents a series of black and white photo graphs by Sandra Peters, titled “W om an and T h e ir Work« P C C Sucass S tories." which features 18 local women whose employment oppor tunities were enhanced by training programs at Portland Community College. The IFCC Entry Gal lery offers color phography by Peters in a show called “ Landscape/Roadside Attractions." through Jan. 29. (Galleryhours. Noon-5pm. Tuesday-Friday: Noon-4 pm. Saturday. 5340 N Interstate Ave.. 823- 2 00 0 . ) N ig h tS cs n s begins airing on channel 11 on Sun days at 10 pm. Forchannel 27 viewers, the showtime remains the same. The channel 33 slot moves to Tuesday at 11:30 pm. Tonight's guest is singer Ken Darling. on MONDAY Watch the broadcast of “A d o lsscsn t Homo- ssxuallty." a keynote address made by Gary Remafedi, MD. MPH. at the 1993 Regional Gay. Lesbian and Bisexual Youth Conference. (9 pm. CAN. Channel 11.) Q u ss r N ig h t is still going strong every Monday In January. Dance and gab the night away with smart drinks, beer and wine. (9 pm, La Luna. 215 SE 9th Ave., 241-LUNA.) W iddershins presents a S e c o n d S a tu rd a y W om an's C offeehouse with Judith Barrington. (8 pm. 1996 SE Ladd Ave.. 232-2129.) |l2p7TTTT Direct from Darcelle XV Showbar, The Poison W aters S h o w comes to Fire City Nightclub. (Doois open 10 pm. 13 N W 13th AVe.. $6 cover. 224- CITY.) AIDS Forum broadcasts “A ID S Forum Livst Ethics in H IV Hsalth S e rv ic e s ."This is a live, phone-in television show hosted by Gary Chiodo. DMD. and Susan Tolle. MD. (8 pm. CAN. Channel 11 ; and Channel 2 in parts o f Clackamas county.) SATURDAY W iddershins presents a S e c o n d S a tu rd a y W o m e n 's C o ffe e h o u s e w ith w rite r Judith Barrington. (8 pm. 1996 SE Ladd Ave., 232-2129.) Direct from Darcelle XV Showbar. The Poison W a te rs S h o w comes to The City Nightclub. (Doors open 10 pm. 13 NW 13th Ave.. $6 cover. 224-CITY.) Saturdays. 4319 SE Hawthorne Blvd.. $5. 232- 7072.) It's P ortland U niform Wsoksnd! Food, fun and the hottest uniforms around. Through Jan. 17. (Call Andy for details. 11 am-11 pm daily. 228-6935.) Don't miss the last broadcast of ' A dolsscsnt H om osexuality "See Jan. 10.) The City Nightclub hosts an album rslsass party for Front 2 4 2 , presented by Sony Music. The album features the song “ Animals." Free CDs. tapes and posters will be available. (Doors open 10pm. 13 NW 13th A v e . $5 cover. 224-CITY.) a *7*' The O rsgon Fellow ship fo r Reconciliation celebrates the values of Martin Luther King. Jr. durlnga potluck supperand new office "open house." Join Dr. Richard L. Deats and Kathleen Sadaat as they speak on nonviolent action and human rights. (5-7 pm. potluck: 7-9 pm. speakers. Trinity Presby terian Church. 6437 SW Virginia St.. 228-2596.) »7* The O ld C hurch presents a workshop perfor mance of a new opera with Dr. Vincent McDermott. Discussion to follow. (2 pm. 1422 SW 11thAve., $5. 222 2031.) K nights of M alta present a variety revue with "super-talented" performers, to benefit Our House. A yummy finger-foods buffet is available. (6-7 pm. buffet; 7:30 pm. show. Darcelle XV. 208 N W 3rd Ave., $7 with food. $5 show only. 222-5338.) The new store O ut. in Old Town, is profiled on Nightscene. Singer and songwriter J.P. DePoul£ performs. (See Jan. 9 for showtimes and channels.) MONDAY M a rtin Luther King J r .’s life is celebrated. S pecial La Luna Q u eer N ig h t with Just Out's own DJ-funkster. Rupert Kinnard. Proceeds benefit Brother To Brother, a support and networking group for African American gay and bisexual men. (See Jan. 10.) FRIDAY Learn the latest In tw o -step and line dancing with instructor Cindy. Smoke free. (Lesson at 7:30 pm. followed by dancing. Metropolitan Community Church. 1644 NE 24th Ave.. $3. 233-2097.) Lust, lesbians and mystery are ail part of Thm Lmdy D ick. Stark Raving Theater’s current addition to its After Hours series. Written by Holly Hughes and directed by Denise Morris. Reservations recom mended; through Feb. 12. ( 10:30 pm. Fridays and THURSDAY N ight dow nhill skiing with Forest Group. Women only. (.Call for place and time. 288-2893.) H ike with the Forest Group. Women only. (Call for details. 282-0923.) a A one-day workshop. N ational C o a litio n B u ild ing Institute W elcom ing D iversity— P re ju dice Reduction, led by Roberta Pupilli and Chris Powers, is co-sponsored by Linn Benton Commu nity College’s Student Programs as part of a Martin Luther King Celebration. (8 30 am to 3:30pm. Linn- Benton Community College. Albany. OR. $40-60 sliding scale: $25 students with valid ID. 503-687- 8141 ) Radical Women reviews Naomi W olf's new book. Firm w ith Flrmt Thm Nmw Femalm P o w e r a n d H o w I t W ill C hange the 2 l e t C entury, at its monthly meeting. A delicious Italian meal will be available. Wheelchair accessible; call two days in advance for childcare. (7 pm. Boardroom. North west Service Center. 1819 N W Everett St.. $5 dinner. 228-3090.) Foar No M usic Is a concert exploring current “cutting edge’ composition. Janice Giteck's Om Shanti. written and dedicated to people living with AIDS. Is featured. Works by John Adams. Karlheinz Stockhausen. Arvo Part and William O. Smith are also included. (8pm. The Old Church, 1422SW1 IthAve., $9 general. $6 students and seniors. 222-2031.) l2 2 f7MT73— Listen to a W om an's V oicei R ooted in the Earth is the Portland Lesbian Choir's winter concert. The performance is interpreted for the hearing im paired. and is wheelchair accessible. Childcare will be available. (8pm. Scottish Rite Temple. 709 SW 15th Ave. $10. no one will be turned away for lack o f funds [tickets: It's My Pleasure. Annie Bloom's Books. Choir members, and at the door], 233-9413.) The City Nightclub Is the venue for an outrageous show: “ Ménage A Trois.’ presented by Ths Lady C arlo tta (Doors open 10 pm. 13 N W 13th Ave , $6 cover. 224 CITY.) Country music, western dancing and more at the C o w g irl Boogis at the Russian Community Cen ter in Seattle. Hosted and DJ'd by Donna E. The dance is smoke and alcohol free (7 pm-midnight. 704 19th Ave. E. Seattle. WA. $ 6 ) TUESDAY The spoken word movement gets a boost in Port land with the arrival of N uyorican Poets Live! performing an Exhibition Slam. With eight perform ers creating “poetry you can dance to .' this is sure to be a night to remember. (8 pm. Berg Swann Auditorium. Portland Art Museum. 1219 SW Park Ave., $13 regular. $10 member.) * 7 * M otho rlodo presents a benefit concert to help pay the medical costs of Alexandra Ellis, a four-year-old who's been battling cancer since August. (3 pm. First Unitarian Church. Southwest Twelfth and Salmon St., $15. [Tickets: It's M y Pleasure. A rti choke Music and at the door].)
