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Q ue er N ig ht at LaLuna features DJ Oyan. (9
pm. 215 SE Ninth Ave., $3. 2 4 1-LUNA.)
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TUESDAY
First Tu e sd a y Coffeehouse features the all
woman band Blush Also: Theresa Monet. Adrianne
Gunn and Diana Cohen. (7:30 pm. Bijou Cafe. 132
SW Third Ave.. $3 at door. 778- 7636.)
THURSDAY
Pride N orthw est hosts a com munity meet
ing Com e with your comments on the Lesbian and
Gay Pride 1995 celebration and your suggestions for
next year. (7 pm, Metropolitan Community Church,
2400 NE Broadway.)
Thalia Zepatos speaks and reads from her
new book, co-authored with Elizabeth Kaufman,
Women fora Change: A Grassroots Guide to Activism
and Politics. The book provides women with effective
strategies for turning strong personal convictions into
political activism. (7.30 pm, Powell's City o f Books.
1005 W Burnside St., free. 228-0540.)
Local playwright Jessica Litwak reprises her play
Em m a G oldm ant Lova, A n a rc h y a n d O th e r
A ffa ir s on the 80th anniversary of Goldman's arrest
It’s not all w ork: Teen volunteers get to have plenty of fun at the Y W C A 's C a m p O u t for gay and lesbian families at C a m p W estw ind
on the O regon Coast. (Here, ths 1994 volunteers ride surfside.} T o volunteer at this year’s C am pO ut, A u g . 24-27, contact Love Makes
A Fam ily (see V olunteers section of O u t A b o u t T o w n , p. 2 2 ).
It's D ra g Q ueen T a g Tea m W hipped-C ream
W restling at C ity N ightclub. A benefit fo r the
Jelly Bean, 721 S W 10th Ave.; and M an's Best
Friend, 3445 SE Hawthorne Blvd. (9am registration;
David Evans M emorial Scholarship Fund fo r Gay and
Lesbian Youth. (Doors 10pm. 13N W 13th Ave.. $5
10 am walk, for pledge sheets and information:
Corey Baker 245- 7428.)
cover. 224-CITY.)
D . Tra v e rs S co tt performs the satirical mono
logue Lo ve In v e n to ry as part o f the Portland Art
M useum ’s Biennial Performance Festival. The show
will be interpreted fo r the hearing impaired. (8 pm,
The Fo rest G ro u p hikes along the Clackamas
River; 7.5 miles round trip, 1,300-foot cumulative
elevation gain. (293-1358.)
Commandery, Museum North Wing. 1119 S W Park
Ave.. $10 general; $8 members, seniors, students
and working artists ltickets may be ordered by phone
a t226-2811. ext. 220, during regular business hours.)
T h e Frien ds of People W ith A ID S Founda
tion holds its second Best Friends W alk for
Friends, a benefit dog walk at Laurelhurst Park.
See the Monica Samora Show at C ity Nightclub
featuring female im personators fro m the
Darcelle XV will host the event. Pledge sheets are
available in Portland at Pet Set, 1411 S W 14th Ave.;
10 pm, 13 N W 13th Ave., $6 cover, 224-CITY.)
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The Rose C ity Softball A ssociation plays its
first post-season playoff tournam ent at Alberta
Park. The winner represents Portland at the 18th Gay
Softball W orld Series in Seattle. (Games begin at
9:30 am; semi-finals at 1 pm; championship game at
3 pm. fields no. 1 and no. 2. Northeast Twenty-
second Avenue and Ainsworth Street. 244-8520 or
281-7637.)
Right T o P rivacy Inc. holds its fourth annual
G arden Party in Sherwood. Ore. Speakers in the
lovely outdoor setting will be Portland M ayor Vera
Katz, U.S. Rep. Elizabeth Furse, and state Reps. Gail
Shibley and Chuck Carpenter. A celebrity hat auction
will also take place. (3-6 pm. $25, for information and
tickets: RTP 228-5825.)
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in Portland for distributing birth control pamphlets. The
play is a humorous and poetic homage to the legendary
feminist/anarchist. Six performances only— reserve
tickets early. Air conditioned; wheelchair accessible
(8 pm Thursday-Saturday. Aug. 3-12, Pearl Building,
second floor. 512 N W 13th Ave., Thursdays: $10
advance [tickets: Fastixx 224-8499, It s My Pleasure],
$12 at door; Fndays-Saturdays: $12 advance. $14 at
door.)
FRIDAY
The Com m unity Loaders Resource Project
holds an O p e n Leadership Support Session
Participants work on skills for their growth and devel
opment as leaders in their communities and organiza
tions. Facilitated by Guadalupe Guajardo. (9:30-11
am. Pastoral Center, 2838 E Burnside St., free.
239-4001.)
See the theater and gallery listings in O ut
A bo ut To w n .