Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013, October 20, 2000, Page 30, Image 30

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These Aussies
from the Sydney
Dance Company
get very physical
in Salome Oct. 24
at Keller Auditorium
They're flying high
again—Do Jump!
Extremely Physical
Theatre presents Up in
the Air through Nov. 12
at the Echo Theatre
Storyteller Anne Rutherford is back with
another innovative show, Furry Women,
Silken Men: Stones o f People Who
Live by Their Own Rules Enjoy her many
D on't miss the last weekend! Sensory Percep
tions presents the fourth annual Lesbian/
Gay/Bi/Trans Film Festival at Cinema
21. (616 N W 21 st Ave. Passes on sale at In
Other Words. Gai-Pied and Balloons on
Broadway. 503-242-0818
or www.sensoryperceptions.org.)
Lesbian singer Rene Corbin returns to
Touchstone Coffee House with her original
Celtic songs. (7 pm. 7631 NE Glisan St.
Donations. 503-262- 7613.)
characters, including Oscar Wilde and surly
women bikers, through Oct. 22 at Subud
House. (8 pm Oct. 21. 2 pm Oct. 22.
3185 NE Regents Dnve. $12 at the door.
503-235-6470.)
The AIDS Memorial Quilt will remain on
display through Oct. 28 at First Congregational
Church. (1126 S W Park Ave. Call for hours.
503-228-7219.)
east Spokane Street. $5. 503-234-9944.)
The Forest Group gets senous with a
seven-mile hike to Lewis River Falls. (Call
They're hot, but there w on’t be any smoke
when Swamp Mama Johnson plays Lola's
Room at the Crystal Ballroom. (7 pm. 1332 W
Shine those boots and head o ff to Crystal's
Queer Country Jam at Portland M etro
Club (formerly PPAA). (8-9 pm lessons,
Burnside St. $6 at the door or from
www. mcmenamins. com.)
Pam and Maggie sing their hearts out at
The Portland Bisexual Alliance discus­
sion group meets to talk about coming out as
a bisexual. Open to all. (7-9 pm at Laughing
If you missed the Measure 9 Forum on
Oct. 2, you can see all tw o hours o f it on Port­
land Cable Access. (9 pm on Channel 23. It
also airs at 9 pm Nov. 2 on Channel 22 and at
2 pm Nov. 5 on Channel 23.)
Portland author Judith
Barrington will read
Horse Books, 3652 SE Division S t Bi-Line
503-775-9717.)
The Social Action Council o f Congregation
Beth Israel invites everyone to hear George
Eighmey speak on the Implications of
Ballot Measure 9 (11 am. 1972 NW Flan
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wear fetish attire: a changing area
will be provided for those who prefer to
exercise discretion. Socializing will follow at
Lyons Restaurant across the street. (7-9 pm.
300 NE Multnomah St. $5-$8. 503-972-1869.)
HimSDAY
9 pm -1 am dancing. $5, $8 with lessons.
618 SE Alder St.)
Glisan St. Donations. 503-262-7613.)
Eban and Charley,
M onday
Sauvie Island. (503-289-3605.)
Touchstone Coffee House. (7 pm. 7631 NE
a homegrown flick
in the LGBT Film Festival
plays Oct. 21
Ave. $5.)
Enjoy a nature walk with Lesbians Enjoy­
ing the Sciences at the Wapato Access on
Galloway & Luckett shake things up at
Cornelius Pass Road.)
Flame on every Sunday at Ohm during its new
Queer Night (9 pm-2:30 am. 31 N W First
Rosetown Ramblers roll out the fun during
their skating party at Oaks Park. Please
bring a donation o f nonperishable food for
Esther's Pantry. (7:30-9:30 pm. Foot o f South­
503-285-5765 after 10 am.)
the Rock Creek Tavern. (8-11 pm. 10000 Old
(8 am. 503-452-5680.)
PHOTO BY LOIS GREENFIELD
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Suck up some grand scenery as the Adven
ture Group hikes at Silver Falls State Park
House. (7-9 pm. 7631 NE Glisan St.
110 NW Broadway. $5. www.rosecourt.org.)
503-262-7613.)
The famed and fab author Armistead
Maupin reads from his new book, The
Night Listener, at Powell's Books.
(7:30-9:30 pm. 1005 W Burnside St. Free.
503-228-4631.)
from and discuss her
memoir, Lifesaving, at
Borders in Tigard.
The Tri-County Domestic and
Sexual Violence Intervention
Network is presenting the
ninth annual Domestic
(7 pm. 16920 SW 72nd
Ave. 503-968-7576.)
ders St Free. 503-222-1069)
A n itf Bud pi.-scnts
Australia s Sydney
Dance Com pany
' A „tlui ! s t :.' : • ■ '
ISRC Coronation week continues with an In
Town Show hosted by Prince Katrina and
Princess Veronica at Embers Avenue. (8 pm
B iB P W iP r
forming Salome at
Keller Auditorium.
(7:30 pm. 222 S W Clay St. $18-$39 from
Fastixx. 503-245-1600.)
The Adventure Group gets together for a
Fun Run/Walk every Tuesday at Duniway
Park (6 30 pm Don 503-224-6747.)
Full Circle Temple invites women to a
workshop. "Yom First!" with Suki. (6 3 0 -8 pm
3125 E Burnside St. 503-238-0675.)
Impenal Sovereign Rose Court Coronation Week
kicks off with the Harmony of the Rose
Awards Dinner at Darcelle XV Showplace
(6 pm 208 NW Third Ave. $12. 503-306-0700.)
and Sexual Violence
Conference through
Oct. 27 at Portland State
University's Smith Center.
(503-203-5435.)
The Special Righteousness
Committee holds a street-the­
ater No on 9 demonstration in
front o f the Education Service
Center. (5 pm. 501 N Dixon St.
www. specialrighteousness.org.)
Bring your poetry and stories to
Open Mike Night every
Thursday at Touchstone Coffee
Terri Grayum and Gwen
Thomas celebrate five
years of making music
together Nov. 4 at the
Community Music Center
Sensory Perceptions and FilmTalk want
to hear what you thought o f this year's LGBT
Film Festival. Join them fo r a discussion at
First Congregational Church. (7-9 pm.
1126 S W Park Ave. 503-242-0818.)