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group carpods to Reptile World in Canby. (1
pm. $5. Anne 1360) 699-3014 )
Imago Theatre previews its
Broadway bound show
Frogs, Lizards, Orbs
and Slinkys March 3 and 4
at the Imago Theatre,
17 SE 8th Ave.
Call (503) 231 9581
fo r more inform ation
Kick up your heels at gay country w est
ern dancing with the Rosetown Ramblers
featunng a live DJ and full-service bar (10 pm-
1:30 am at PPAA. 618 SE Alder St. $5
15031234-9944 www rdrop.com/users/ram
blers.)
Sip a latte with the Radical Faeries at
the weekly K offeeKlatch held at 3
Friends Coffeehouse from 9 am
until whenever.
(201 SE 12th Ave. (5031235-
0826)
Get your weekend off to a
rousing start— catch up
with the Adventure
Group every Saturday
morning for the Fun
Run/W alk along
Portland's waterfront.
Meet at the former
River Queen
Restaurant parking lot
at 10 am for a two-mile
to six-mile run or walk
open to all skill levels.
(Don 1503) 224-6747.)
Voices o f C olor is a new weekly study
group that will discuss wntings by activists of
color. The group meets in Cramer Hall at
Portland State University. (10-1130 am.
Room 359. 1721 SW Broadway. Free
(503)228-3090.)
"Saturday in the Park" at the North Bank
Tavern. (2 pm. 106 W Sixth Ave., Vancouver,
Wash. (3601 735-1901.)
Join MenTalk o f Vancouver for a social
from 7 to 9 pm. (Peter 1360) 576-6595,
Men TalkofVanc WA Qwebtv. net.)
Have some hidden
talent ready to burst
forth? Try it out at
The Bisexual Com m unity Forum hosts a
discussion of bisexual fnendships at Mojo s
Coffee Den. (7.30 pm. 2853 SE Stark St.
(5031285-4848.)
and comic, performs at Touchstone Coffee
House. (7 pm. 7631 NE Glisan St. Donations.
15031262-7613.)
F riday
Lesbian literary light Ju dith B arrington
reads from her new memoir, Lifesaving, at a
release party at the First Unitarian Church.
Admission is $10. which goes to support
Soapstone's residency program. A reception
with food and wine follows the reading.
(7:30 pm. 1011 SW 12th Ave
soaps tone@teleport, com. )
Find a fnend with HBO and settle in for a new
lesbian movie. If These Walls Could Talk
2 Anne Heche directs her honey, Ellen
DeGeneres, and Sharon Stone as lovers
struggling with the issue of wanting a baby. (9
pm.)
The Treatm ent Inform ation Exchange
hosts a weekly dinner and meeting at Rose
City Park Presbytenan Church. Tonight's topic
is opportunistic infections. (6 3 0 pm dinner. 7
pm meeting. Northeast 44th Avenue and
Sandy Boulevard. RSVP: (5031 736-0194.)
Joan Szymko leads the Aurora Chorus
Speak to Your Brothers hosts a Dad's
Group from 7 to 9 pm. ((503) 223-5907. ext
233.)
in We Remain Faithful, songs of peace for a
new century at Parkrose High School auditori
um. (4 pm and 7:30 pm. 12003 NE Shaver St.
$12. (5031 721-0262.)
C alling a ll co w g irls and boys— DJ
N orth P ortland MenTalk convenes from
7 to 9 pm. U503)223-5907 ext 233)
G allow ay A L u cke tt shake up things at
Gresham Starbucks. (6:30-9 30 pm. 2442 E
Burnside S t 15031666-9524.)
$E J2thAve ¡503)223 5907. ext 233)
C onnie Cohen sings her heart out at the
Touchstone C offee House. (7 pm. 7631 NE
Glisan St. Donations. (5031262-7613.)
Feel a need for speed- -and hooky7 Go
dow nhill skiing with the Adventure Group
at Mount Hood Meadows (730 am
Q uasi and Lois play an all-ages show at
McMenamins Crystal Ballroom. (9 pm
1332 W Burnside St. (5031225-0047.)
Young Men's Coffee Talk happens from
7 to 9 pm at 3 Friends Coffee House. (201
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The First Unitarian Church hosts a senes of
four workshops on C rossing B arriers,
M otheriode holds a 20th A nniversary
C oncert and CD Release C elebration
B uild in g B ridges: A Gay, Lesbian, Bi
and Transgendered C om m unity
Program (63 0-8:30 pm. 1011 SW 12th
at the Hollywood Theatre (8 pm. 4122 NE
Sandy Blvd. $14 50 advance. $17 door
lFastixx and theater box office)
motherlodemusic. com.)
Ave $10 per session. $35 fo r the senes
(5031228-6389. ext 0.)
Spmtual director Dale Rhodes and lesbian
therapist Manah Ureel offer a workshop for
gay men and lesbians on C reating Your
Own S p iritu a l Com m unity (9 am-3 pm
at Fnendly House. 1737 NW 26th Ave $25
Register through Portland Community
College (5031977-4933 )
For a creepy, cold-btooded adventure, join
Dance the week away at B la-tino N ight
starting at 9 pm at Estrellas. This is sponsored
by Brother to Brother, and all are welcome.
(2845 SE Stark St. (5031417-7991.)
Crystal spins the country western tunes ever
Wednesday for dancin' up a storm at C C
Slaughter's. She also gives lessons for the
dancing impaired. (8 pm-mtdmght 219 NW
Davis St 15031248 9¡35.)
The P ortland Bisexual A lliance discus
sion group meets at Laughing Horse Books to
talk about women and bisexuality. Open to all.
(7-9 pm. 3652 SE Division St.
(503) 775-9717.)
Lesbians Enjoying the Sciences as the
The Portland Bisexual Alliance invites you to
the B i M unch Hang out, snack, and chat
with other bisexuals in an informal setting.
Open to everyone. (7-9 pm at 3 Friends
Coffeehouse. 201 SE 12th Ave.
(5031 775-9717.)
SisterSpint. (7 pm 3734 SE Hawthorne Blvd.
Lavender Lounge, a gathenng o f Speak to
Your Brothers, happens every Fnday from 7 to
9 pm at 3 Fnends Coffeehouse. (201 SE 12th
Ave (5031223-5907. ext. 233.)
Sharon S w etzer and Friends present a
lively evening of acoustic pop rock at
Touchstone Coffee House. (7 pm 7631 NE
Glisan S t Donations (5031262-7613.)
Lesbians E njoying the Sciences gathers
for a potluck planning session. (6 45 pm.
Janie (5031 735-1722.)
1503} 232-6003.)
Put on your dancin' shoes and head over to
the women's club Choices Pub. where every
Fnday night Krazy K spins Top 40
m usic (2845 SE Stark St. (5031236-4321.)
Calendar, P.O. Box
14400, Portland,
OR 97293-0400;
or faxed to
(503) 236-1257.
Deadline is
15 days before
issue date,
just out is
published on the
first and third
Friday o f each
month.
Thursday night at
the Egyptian Club.
(9 pm. 3701 SE
Division St. Free.
1503)236-8689.)
Women's S p iritu a lity as a Force fo r
Change facilitated by Frodo Okulam of
Catch the punchy, punk-pop lesbian band
Cadallaca performing at McMenamins
Crystal Ballroom. (9 pm. 1332 W Burnside St
A ll ages. (5031225-0047.)
just out
Need some help making a match? Check out
M isha's Make-A-Date at Boxxes. (9 pm.
1035 SW Stark St. Free. (5031226-4171.)
Open M ike
N ig h t w ith
S pecial K in the
Room every
In Other Words hosts a discussion on
The Forest G roup hosts a potluck and plan
ning meeting. (6:30 pm potluck. 7.30 pm
meeting. (360) 892-9618.)
Submissions
should be sent to
F.R.I.E.N.D.S— B ro th e r to B rother
meets at 5 pm. (15031417-7991.)
In honor o f International Women's Day,
R adical Women hosts local feminists
reviewing Revolution She W rote The event is
held at the N orthwest Neighborhood Cultural
Center. (6.30 pm supper ($61. 7 pm meeting
(free). 1819 N W Everett St. (5031228-3090.)
SW W ashington Gay A Lesbian
S ocialites meets to discuss this year's
Jamie Anderson lesbian singer, songwriter
maruii
The HIV+ M enTalk group gets together
from 7 to 9 pm. (Bob 15031236-1531.)
Newly single Cris Williamson
sings what's left of her heart out at
a solo concert March 11 in Eugene
and March 12 in Medford
Get ready for a spnng fling at the Ju st Out
V oice P ersonals A nn ive rsa ry P arty at
3 Friends Coffeehouse Fun, games, surpnses
and prizes. (8-10 pm. 201 SE 12th Ave
(503)236-1252.)
Lava de M ure entices the senses with their
theatrical lounge sounds at a M ardi Gras
M asquerade B all Extravaganza at the
Ohm. Doors open at 9 pm and a procession