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N o rth e a st P o rtla n d M e n Ta lk gets
going and discusses a new meeting
place and stirring up renewed energy.
Center. S h e ’ll read from her new book.
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(7:30 pm. Fred 503-331-2531.)
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R osetow n R am blers roll out the fun
during their skating party at Oaks
Park. Please bring a donation of non-
perishable food for Esther s Pantry.
The S exual M in o ritie s
R oundtable holds its monthly meet
ing in Room 1526 at the Justice
Center. (Noon. 503-823-0546.)
503-224-6747.
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If you worship the D ivin e M iss M,
you can gather with other acolytes
W ednesday evenings at C .C .
Slaughters to enjoy a special steak din
ner and watch B e tte together.
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It’s that time of the month again—
Oregon Public Broadcasting airs the
queer magazine show In the Life
Tonight it profiles Alison Bechdel, looks
at pre-Stonewall activists and inter
views the gay president of Walt Disney
Feature Animation. (11 pm. www.inthe-
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lifetv.org.)
Kfl
(6-9 pm. 219 N W Davis St.
503-248-9135.)
RU 486: the miracle pill for reproduc
tive rights? (6:30 pm supper [$6J, 7 pm
meeting [free). 819 N Killingsworth St.
503-240-4462.)
Touchstone Coffee House plays host
to a free m ovie night every
W ednesday with popcorn for just a
buck a bag. (7-9 pm. 7631 N E Glisan
St. 503-262-7613.)
H ats off to
E rin M c K e o w n .
a m ultitalented
sin g e r and m usician
from P -T o w n w h o
m ose ys into P o rtla n d
fo r a gig J a n . 19 at the
(Mount T a b o r T h e a tre
and P u b
Coffee House. (7-9 pm. 7631 N E
The P o rtla n d B isexual A llia n ce
invites you to its monthly Bi
C o m m u n ity O rie n ta tio n to learn
about bi life and area groups. Open to
all. (7 pm. Call for location in Southeast
Portland. Bi-Line: 503-775-9717.)
The Im perial S o ve re ig n C o u rt of
the Raintree Em pire plays host to
a community dinner at the NorthBank
Tavern. (6-8 pm. 106 W Sixth Ave.
Vancouver. Wash. All you can eat for
$6. 360-695-3862.)
S in g o u t Lo u ise ! E n jo y the P o rtla n d Le sbia n C h o ir pe rfo rm ing
“T h e R hythm of Life " J a n . 2 0
Lesbians E n jo yin g the S cie n c e s
for a planning po tluck. (6:45 pm.
Chris 503-287-0657.)
The new W hite B ird season
of dance concerts gets off to a
great start with the U S. pre
miere of Circa by the H o ly
B o d y Ta tto o through Jan. 13
at Portland State University’s
Lincoln Hall. This innovative
group from Vancouver. British
Columbia, employs multimedia
film, video and music as it
explores the nature of human
endurance. (8 pm. 1 6 2 0 S W
Park Ave. $12-$24 from
Fastixx or www.whitebird.org.
503-245-1600.)
Bring your poetry and stones
to O p e n M ik e N ig h t every
Thursday at Touchstone
P si£D & ?
The Oregon Symphony teams up with
the Northwest Film Center at the
Schnitz for the world premiere of Film
H arm onio, a series of four films cre
ated especially to interpret classic sym
phonic works. O ne of the four is
H o w sw eet it is when Pan Dulce
serves up a mix of flamenco,
tangos, French café music and
Latin American folk music at
Touchstone Coffee House. The
trio consists of Kristan Aspen
on flute, Janna MacAuslan
playing classical guitar and
Janice Gould on accordion,
guitar and voice. (7-9 pm.
1037 S W Broadway. $6-$50.
503-228-1353.)
The Northwest Film Center also pre
sents the Portland premiere of
B enjam in Sm oke, a portrait of the
late gay singer who was the frontman
for Smoke, through Jan. 16 at the
Guild Theatre. The film is filled with his
music as it depicts his fast life and
early demise. (Call for times. 1219 S W
(7 pm. 3106 N E 64th Ave.
503-280-8080.)
Like rocks and birds and stars and
other wonders of the world? Join
The
Salem for a
potluck and to
discuss
Restricted
Access:
Lesbians on
Disability, a col
lection of
essays. (6.30 pm. Cary 503-363-6036.
S m o k in g M a n by G u s V an Sant.
inspired by "The Chairman Dances”
from Nixon in China. (7:30 pm.
Let Jennifer teach you all about S afer
Sex. a free class at It's M y Pleasure.
(7 pm. 1300 E Burnside St.
503-220-0618.
mensfilmtalk@home. com.)
St. $14 at the door or $12 in advance
from It s M y Pleasure. In Other Words
and choir mem
bers.
503-241-8994.
plchoir@tele-
port.com.)
MarionberrySalon@aol. com.)
Park Ave. $5.50 and $6.50.
503-221-1156.)
pilot episode of the Showtime version of
Q u e e r as F o lk at Old W ives' Tales.
The P o rtland Lesbian C h o ir pre
sents >ts winter concert, T h e Rhythm
of Life, at the Northwest Cultural
Center. The featured artist is musician
and comic Carol Steinel. Afterward,
party on at a dance with tunes spun by
D J Lauren. (8 pm. 1819 N W Everett
M arionberry
Salon meets in
Glisan St. 503-262- 7613.)
Film Talk is a discussion group for
gay, bisexual and transsexual men.
Tonight they’ll watch and discuss the
mm
(7:30-9:30 pm. Foot of Southeast
Spokane Street. $5. 503-234-9944.)
The A d v e n tu re G ro u p gets togeth
er for a Fun Run/Walk every Tuesday
at Duniway Park. (6:30 pm. Don
R adical W om en meet to discuss
Half-Moon Scar. (7 pm. 1231 N E
Broadway. 503-331-1307.)
Do you like your performance art
edgy? Check out the improvised dance
and music at Performance Works
Northwest, featuring dancer Heidi
C arisen. (2 pm. 4625 S E 67th Ave.
$7 includes coffee and a bagel.
503-777-1907.)
Jam es DePriest conducts the Oregon
Symphony in a special concert featur
ing Flagello's " T h e Passion of
M a rtin Lu th er K in g " at the
Schnitz. (3 pm. 1037 S W Broadway.
$12-$ 19 from Ticketmaster or
www. orsymphony. org.)
G ra b a
partn er and
try co u n try
w estern
dancing
Ja n . 6
w ith the
R osetow n
Ram blers
7631 N E Glisan. $2.
503-262-7613.)
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For a pastoral experience
meet the Lesbian
G a rd e n C lu b at the
Japanese Garden ticket
booth for a tour. (1 pm.)
S ee O n V ie w and
O n s ta g e listings on
Page 26.
T h e Lite ra ry Tria n g le
presents Washington
author A llis o n G re e n at
Barnes & Noble Lloyd
It takes tw o
to tango in
the A rtis ts
R e p e rto ry
T h e a tre
p ro d u c tio n
of N e v e r
the S in n e r
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