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North Wing. $10 general admission; $8 museum
members, students, seniors and working artists [tick
ets: Portland A rt Museum box office. 226-28111.)
Service Center for supper, music and a discussion
about the black women leaders of the civil rights
movement. Wheelchair accessible. (6 pm photo ex
hibit; 7:30 pm supper and discussion, Northwest
Service Center, 1819 N W Everett St., $5 supper
donation, information or child care: 228-3090.)
SATURDAY
H IV U n iv e rs ity meets. Tonight's topic: Personal
Finances Workshop— Making the Most of Your
Money. (6-7 pm, information and location: HIV U.
Infoline: 223-6339, ext. 111.)
The P o rtla n d B isexu al A llia n c e 's m o n th ly
p o tlu c k features a special Valentine’s Day safe and
sexy demonstration. (3-6 pm. information and loca
tion: 232-9275.)
T h e P s yc h o lo g y o f B ig o try: D u a lis m vs.
D iv e rs ity is the topic for today's Psychology of
Bigotry Conference. The conference will examine the
similarities between cults and the Oregon Citizens
Alliance, and the techniques and underlying mecha
nisms of hate groups in polarizing communities. ( Lake
Oswego United Church o f Christ Congregational.
1111 S W Country Club Road. Lake Oswego, $50.
Information: Dr. Milton Bennett 297-4622.)
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G a ia 's Y o u th P layers present Myths Around the
World II. Raven Tales and Adventures o f Ariadne and
Theseus. (7 pm, 532 SE Ankeny St., 229-1053.)
Drag queen dance club diva Pussy T o u re tte shakes
things up at C ity N ig h tclu b One show only. (10
pm doors; midnight show, 13 N W 13th Ave., $8.50
cover [$7.50 in advance from City Nightclub],
224-CITY.)
Join L a s b O S (Lesbians of Size) for a p o tlu c k and
g a m e night. (6:30 pm. information and location:
233-1816.)
SUNDAY
The L es b ia n C o m m u n ity P ro je c t holds its c o m
m itte e c h a ir d in n e r m e etin g at Old W ives' Tales
Restaurant. (4 pm. 1300 E Burnside St., RSVP and
information: 223-0071.)
The Im p e ria l S o v e re ig n R ose C o u rt, with Em
peror V Frank and Empress VI Marne, presents
V a le n tin e s fro m H e ll, T o u g h D ra g s D o
D is c o ...A g a in ! a benefit for the Pride of the Rose
Scholarship Fund. (7 pm doors, Embers, 110 N W
Broadway. $5 donation, 222-3082.)
Portland actor/singers S u s a n n a h M a r s a n d
S te v e n D a h lk e , with pianist W illia m W ells, per
form at a Valentine's Day cabaret featuring the music
of Sondheim, Rodgers and Hart, Cole Porter, Amanda
McBroom and others. A b e n e fit fo r O u r H o use.
The ticket price includes the concert, wine and hors
d’oeuvres. ( 2 pm and 5 pm, the historic 1903 White
House, com er o f N W Everett Street and 20th A v
enue. $30 [tickets: mail check made out to Our House
to: Ron Crosier. 2221 SW First Ave., #726, Portland,
OR 97201, indicate preferred concert time, include
your phone number], information: 497-2252.)
W illia m W ells, S u sa n n a h M a rs a n d S te v e n D a h lk e p e rfo rm a t a V a le n tin e 's D a y C a b a re t
b e n e fit fo r O u r H o u s e on F e b . 11
land A re a B u sin ess A s s o c ia tio n lu n ch eo n
m eetin g. Reservations required by Feb. 7. (11:30
am-1:15 pm, lower level, Portland M arriott Hotel,
$12.50 members; $17.50 nonmembers, 241-2222.)
H IV U n iv e rs ity meets. Tonight’s topic: Meet Me
at Trader Joe's— A Nutritionist Shares Her Shopping
Tricks. (6:30-9 pm, information and location: 223-6339,
ext. 111.)
D ig ita l Q u e e rs N o rth w e s t meets in Portland.
This organization o f gay, lesbian, bisexual and
transgender high-tech professionals and aficionados
focuses on computer support for queer community
organizations. (6:30 pm, Embers, 110 N W Broad
way.)
It's Q u e e r N ig h t a t L aL u n a! With DJ Barry
Weaver. Opening DJ is Drue. A benefit for the Ben
Linder Construction Brigade. All ages welcome. (9
pm, 218 SE Ninth Ave., $3.)
WEDNESDAY
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MONDAY
K a th le e n S a a d a t, affirmative action director for
former Gov. Neil Goldschmidt, speaks at the P o rt-
FRIDAY
b re w S is te rs pu b hosts a Valentine’s party. (4-10
pm, 53 N W First Ave. at Couch Street, $5 cover,
274-9901.)
One hundred of Portland's brightest talents perform
at the N ig h t o f 1 0 0 S ta rs , a b e n e fit fo r the
R ob B u c k m a s te r M e m o ria l Fund at the Equity
Foundation. Performers appearing at the benefit in
clude: The Airwaves, Margie Boule, Richard Bower,
TerryBrock, Darcelle, Robert Hicks, Julianne Johnson,
Valerie Lawrence, Norman Leyden, Thomas Lauder
dale, Susannah Mars, Minh Tran, Jennifer Moore,
Jon Newton, Jonathan Nicholas, Marv and Rindy
Ross, the Phame Choir, Kathy Philpott, Judith Sagun,
Tad Savinar and the Taffetas. (8 pm, Scottish Rite
Temple, 709S W 15th Ave., $ 2 5 and$ 5 0 [tickets: It's
M y Pleasure, Jellybean, Unity Church o f Beaverton],
information and credit card sales: 274-1006.)
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THURSDAY
The Cascade AIDS Project sponsors S p e a k in g of
Sex. a free s afer-sex w o rk s h o p for gay and
bisexual men. Meets the third Thursday of every
month. (6-9:30 pm, CAP, 620 S W Fifth Ave., Suite
300, information: Christopher 223-5907, ext. 185.)
Join R a d ic a l W om en to view an exhibit of Ernest
W ithers’ photographs of the civil rights movement at
the Buckley Center Gallery on the University of
Portland campus. Then join them at the Northwest
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SATURDAY
The Lesbian Community Project's S o u th w e s t
W ashington P o tlu ck G ro u p holds a Valentine's
potluck celebration. (6 pm, information and location:
Catherine 360-695-6809.)
Celebrate Black History Month at S o u l/R h y th m
and B lues F U N K FEST II. Featuring DJs Rupert
Kinnard and Janice I. Sponsored by Brotherto Brother,
Daughters of the Tribe and Sis’Tah to Sis'Tah. (9pm,
Echo Theatre, 1515 SE37th Ave., $5.)
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SUNDAY
The Y o ung Lesbian S o cial G ro u p of the Les
bian Community Project meets at the Egyptian Club
Restaurant. (5-6:30pm, 3710 SE Division St., infor
mation: Renae 235-9973.)
T h e R ose C ity G ay F reed om B and's D ixie
Rose Band performs in a benefit at the East
Vancouver United Methodist Church. (3 pm, 5701
MacArthurBlvd., Vancouver, Wash., 360-693-4761.)
Cabaret singer N o ra M ic h a e ls performs at a b e n
e fit fo r the Friends of P eople w ith A ID S
Foundation. (5 pm, Darcelle XV, 208 N W Third
Ave., $5, reservations: 245-7428.)
S e e th e th e a te r and g a llery listings in O u t
A b o u t To w n .