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About Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013 | View Entire Issue (July 19, 1996)
just out ▼ july 1 », 1996 ▼ 21 FRIDAY The P o rtla n d C ity C lu b examines the c o n s titu tional asp ects of sam e-sex m a rria ge at its Friday Forum. Speakers include attorney Jon P. Terry and Portland's Chief Deputy City Attorney Madelyn F. Wessel. (Noon, State Room, Hilton Hotel, luncheon tickets: $12 City Club members; $15 nonmembers; coffee tickets available at the door, reservations: 241-9242.) Science fiction author K im S ta n le y R obinson reads from B lu e M ars, the final book in the Mars trilogy. (7:30 pm, Powell's City o f Books, 1005 W Burnside St., free. 228-4651.) Th e City Nightclub hosts Sum m er Party '96. Wear a swimsuit and get in free. Swimsuit and wet T-shirt contests. (lOpmdoors, 13 N W 13th Ave., $6,224-CITY.) 127 SATURDAY Hike Saddle Mountain with the F o re st G ro u p . (235-1712.) The A d v e n tu re G ro u p mountain bikes along the East Fork Trail near Hood River. Meet in front of Lloyd Center Cinemas. (9 am, 452-5680.) tria n g le p ro d u c tio n s ! p re se nts Party, a play by D a v id D illio n dire cte d b y D o n a ld H o r n , o n sta g e th ro u g h A u g . 3 a t M a in S tre e t P la yhou se sun. Bring something to barbecue and some munchies. Sunscreen recommended. (Noon-5pm. callfordirec- tions: Mike 360-260-2697; 360-992-1032.) B a r b G a l lo w a y a n d th e J e s s H a w k O a k e n s ta r B a n d perform at the S o u th C o u n ty G a y an d Lesbian D a n c e Party. (8 pm. Seal Rock Community Center. Seal Rock, 541-563-4099.) W in dfire hosts its annual su m m e r p icn ic at Laurelhurst Park. All queer and queer-friendly youth are invited. (Noon, $ection G. Laurelhurst Park. Southeast Stark Street and 39th Avenue, 223-8299.) T h e C ity N ig h tc lu b presents Tha S h a tte re d H e a rt featuring James and Company. (lOpmdoors. 13 N W 13th Ave., $6, 224-CITY.) B e st Frie n d s W alk fo r Frie nds, a benefit dog walk for the Frie n d s of P e o p le w ith A I D S Foundation takes place in Laurelhurst Park. Hosted by Darcelle XV. (9 am registration; 10 am event begins. 245-7428.) SUNDAY The O re g o n Fre e d o m to M a rry C o a litio n sponsors Fre e d o m to M a rry , a summit to pro vide individuals and organizations with a comprehen sive overview of the implications of legal same-sex marriages. (8:30 am-5 pm, First Unitarian Church. 1011 SIV 12th Ave.. $35 suggested with sliding scale, some workshop rooms are not wheelchair accessible. 284-7996.) Play P rid e B in g o ! Sponsored by the Lesbian Community Project and Love Makes a Family. Free childcare. (6:30 pm doors; 7 pm bingo, Scandia Hall, 1125 SE Madison St.. 223-0071.) S W W ashington G a y and Lesbian S o cialites hosts a party at Marine Park with food, games and PHOTO BY CAROLE ARCHER B a r b G a llo w a y a n d th e J e s s H a w k O a k e n s ta r B a n d perform at b re w S iste rs Pub. (8 pm -1 am, 53 N W First Ave.. 223-3849) The A d v e n tu re G ro u p hikes to Elk Meadows. Meet in front of Lloyd Center Cinemas. (8 am. 452-5680.) The Je w is h Lesbian an d Bisexual W o m e n 's B ru n c h meets to discuss The J e w in the Lotus by Rodger Kamenetz. (11 am -1 pm. call for location: Katharine 287-6082.) ETH TUESDAY P .O .V ., the showcase for independent nonfiction film on PBS, presents two films dealing with soul- searching journeys abroad: R em em b erin g W ei Yi-Fang by Yvonne Welbon, and Xich-Lo (C yclo) by M. Trinh Nguyen. (KOPB Channel 10. 10pm.) Opening night of the national touring company pro duction of D am n Yankees with J e r r y Lew is. Through Aug. 4. (8 pm, Portland Civic Auditorium, 1111 S W Broadway, $29-$39.50 [box office 299-4095; TicketMaster 224-44001.) august Meet D a vid M ixner. author of S tra n g e r A m ong Friends, for a booksigning and reading at Twenty- Third Avenue Books. (7:30 pm, 1015 N W 23rd Ave., free. 224-5097.) 12 The Forest G ro u p holds a potluck and planning meeting. (6:30 pm potluck; 7 pm meeting. 287-4414.) The Lesbian C o m m u n ity P ro je ct hosts the 1 1th annual T o u rn a m e n t of C h o ice , a not-to- be-missed softball tournament. Through Aug. 4. (Kim 360-834-0629.) B a r b G a llo w a y a n d th e J e s s H a w k O a k e n sta r B a n d perform at B o o n e s T re a s u ry in Salem. (9 pm. 888 Liberty St. NE, Salem. $3.) SATURDAY K IN K T ru e to the M u sic “L ive " presents K arla Bonoff and B ryndle, togetherwith C atie C u rtis and Jo n a th a Brooke. (5:30 pm gates; 7 pm show, Champoeg Amphitheater, Champoeg State Park. $16.50 in advance [TicketMaster 224-44001; $18.50 day o f show; $3 park day-use fee includes parking, no outside food or beverages, no dogs. 234-9694.) O u t In the W oods, a backpacking and hiking group for gay men, lesbians and bisexuals, hikes in the M ount Rainer National Park. Aug. 3-5. (Senda self-addressed stamped envelope to Out In the Woods, c/o3Q, POBox 721, Pilot Rock, OR97868.) S is te rS p irit holds a celebration: C e le b ra tin g a S o la r Harvest. (Michelle's Meadow, Forest Park, call for directions: 294-0645.) Cascade AIDS Project hosts S alsa-a-go-go. at Sauvie Island. This afternoon of festivities for North west lesbians and gay men includes door prizes, exotic food and drink, and hot contemporary and Latin dancing. (4-8 pm, Howell Territohal Park. Sauvie Island, $15 in advance [Jelly Bean; Eyes on Broadway; The Egyptian; CAP!; $20 at the door, Christina or Mike 223-5907, ext. 200.) Hike to Stegman Ridge in the Mount Adams area with the Forest G ro u p . (235-1712.) See the theater and gallery listings in O ut A b o u t To w n .
