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the P o rtla n d F all B a ll tournament. They
compete at the Tualatin Hills Recreation
Center in Beaverton, but they party at night
downtown Find out where and when online.
(www. teleport com /-gem t/fallballO I .)
© F riday
V iv ia n 's K eeper, ‘ Portland's cutest queer
folk trio ,” proves it at the Red & Black Cafe
The group will perform new songs and share
stones from a just-completed tour. (9 pm
2138 SE Division St. www vivianskeeper.com)
The P o rtla n d B aroque O rch e stra , led by
M onica H uggett. launches its season with
an entire program of Italian concertos at
various times and venues through Oct. 7.
(503-222-6000 www.pbo.org.)
The Southern Oregon Film Society presents the
first A shland Independent Film Festival
through Oct. 8 at the Varsity Theatre down
town. The festival actively promotes dialogue
between filmmaker and audience in an intimate
setting and offers four seminars Films with gay
or lesbian themes are Coffee Date. Cyberslut.
Freaks. Glam Gods and Rockstars. the NYC
story. The Confession and The Bounty.
(www.ashlandfilm.org.)
The F o re st G roup holds a potluck and plan
ning meeting. (6 30 pm 503-636-1855.)
B iN e t O regon is holding a C ougar H ot
S p rin g s C am pout through Oct. 7.
(503 680-5252 bmetor@pomtflash com.)
Does your musical taste lean to the baroque? If
so, don't miss a free performance by M onica
H uggett and the P ortland Baroque
O rchestra at Music Millennium to celebrate
the group's new CD. It will be followed by a
question and-answer session and record sign
ing. (1 -2 pm 8 0 1 NW 23rd Ave.
503-248-0163.)
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unday
The Washington County Community AIDS
Network invites you to a F all C e le b ra tio n
o f D iv e rs ity and V o lu n te e rism at First
Congregational Church in Hillsboro. The
P o rtla n d Gay M en's C horus will enter
tain, refreshments will be served, and informa
tion will be provided on preventing the spread
of HIV and supporting people living with
HIV/AIDS. (2 pm. 494 E Mam St.
503 846-4734)
Sing out Louise— and
Susie and Della! The
Get o ff the couch and
hike a t Larch
M ountain with the
A d ve n tu re G roup
P o rtla n d Lesbian
C h o ir rehearses every
Sunday evening and
eagerly welcomes new
m em bers to this
nonauditioned choir.
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Come play with
them!
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(503-241-8994.
membership@plchoir. org.
www. plchoir. org )
(9 am. 503-452-5680
www adventuregroup. org.)
Sounds autumnal— h ik in g
and cam ping on
M ount R ainier with
Lesbians Enjoying
N a tu re and S cience
(Jom 503-286-4387.
lensnw@aol.com.)
The M a rio n b e rry Salon
meets in Salem for a
potluck and to discuss
Michael Arditti's Pagan’s
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F ather the story of a sin
gle gay man trying to adopt a child. (6 pm.
Cary 503-363-6036
manonberrysalon@aol. com.)
The Portland Gay M en’s Chorus entorta
Get connected. Women
gather for the Lesbian
C onnectio n B runch
every Sunday at L & L
Bakery in Eugene. (11 am.
1591 Willamette St.
Bonnie 503-683-2793.)
C .C . S la u g h te rs holds a Tea D ance every
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Sunday afternoon with DJFJ. (3-9 pm.
219 N W Davis St 503-248-9135.)
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O ut D ancing in vite s you to fo x -tro t over
to the H arvest B all fo r a fun evening o f
ballroom dancing O ct. 13
Linder Room at Erb Memorial Union. The
event features Lori Buckwalter, James Green
Jorie Leech and Rachael Parker. (7 pm.
541-346-4095.)
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O M onday
The Portland Center for Spiritual Growth
offers a free S p iritu a l P rin c ip le
S tu d y and R oundtable each
Monday evening led by the Revs.
Berdell and Casey M offett Chaney.
Coffee, tea and goodies will be served.
(730-9 pm. 4828 NE 33rd Ave.
503-777-0727.)
Submissions should be
sent to
Just
O Ut
Calendar, P.O. Box
© T uesday
14400, Portland, OR
97293-0400; or faxed
to 503-236-1257.
www.justout.com
before issue date,
just out is
published on the first
R a d ica l W om en meet to discuss justice for
Mumia Abu-Jamal with Ruth Kovacs.
(6 30 pm buffet f$61. 7 pm meeting lfreeI.
819 N Killingsworth St. 503-240-4462.)
Celebrate autumn! Join the
A d v e n tu re G roup for a Fun
R un/W alk every Tuesday at Duniway
Park. (6:30 pm. Don 503-224-6747.
www. adventuregroup. org.)
and th ird Friday o f
each m onth. A ll
addresses are in
Portland unless
Portland author Jo d y Seay reads from her
popular gay-themed novel The Second
Coming o f Curly Red at Broadway Books.
(7pm . 1714 NE Broadway. 503-284-1726.)
The S exual M in o ritie s R oundtable
holds its monthly meeting at a new time
in the Chief’s Conference Room at the
Justice Center. (6 pm. 1111 SW
Second Ave. 503-823-0546.)
Deadline is 15 days
otherwise specified.
They're young, gay and a lot of fun. Young
M en's C offee Talk happens every
Wednesday at 3 Fnends Coffeehouse. (7-9 pm
201 SE 12th Ave 503-223-5907. ext. 233.)
O u t D ancing teaches dance classes to
same-sex couples every Fnday at Sally Mack's
School of Dance. This month contact your
inner Marc Anthony and learn sa lsa 1 (7-8 pm.
532 SE Ankeny S t $5 503-236-5129.
out_dancing@yahoo com.)
Lavender Lounge, a gathering of Speak to
Your Brothers, happens every Friday at
3 Fnends Coffeehouse. (7-9 pm 201 SE 12th
Ave. 503-223 5907. ext. 233.)
The lesbian-owned H ip C h ic k s D o W ine
is having its first B e lly B u tto n Fest.
searching for well-adorned belly buttons for
its 2002 Vin Nombril (aka Belly Button Wine)
Calendar. (1-6 pm. 4510 SE 23rd Ave.
503-753-6374.)
Grab your partner for gay c o u n try w e s t
ern dancing with the R osetow n
R am blers featunng a live disc jockey and
full-service bar at Portland Metro
Club . (10 pm -130 am. 618SE
m a^m
Alder St $5 503-234 9944
www rdrop com /users/'ramblers )
O W ednesday
The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender
Educational and Support Services Program at
University of Oregon holds a speakers panel
on “ In te rg e n e ra tio n a l P e rsp e ctive s on
C om ing O u t T ra nsgend ered" in the Ben
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G et outta town w ith the
F o re s t G ro u p as the gals
explore A pe C aves
(503-231-7871.)
© S aturday
Do you have plant volunteers or colonizers in
your garden you'd like to give a good home?
Then dig 'em up and bnng them to the
P o rtla n d Lesbian G arden C lub for the
F all P la n t Exchange at a Northeast
Portland home. (11 am Call 503-909-2002 for
érections IgcoregonQaol com )
Want to hang with some athletes? A total of
30 gay volleyball teams from up and down the
W est Coast will be in town this weekend for
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Lesbians in the Eugene area
meet every Saturday at
Neighbors for W omen to
W omen, a group for support,
shanng and fun activities. (4 pm
1417 Villard St.)
Look fo r signs of autumn,
revive your spirit and start your
weekend with some exercise
Join the A d v e n tu re G ro u p
every Saturday morning fo r the
Fun R u n /W a lk along
Portland's w aterfront, followed
by a brunch Meet at the fo r
mer River Queen restaurant
parking lot for a two- to six-mile
run or walk open to all skill lev
els. (9 am Don 503 224-6747.
www adventuregroup org.)
D aniel K irk (le ft)
and Eric S kinner
help BodyVox
launch its new
season o f dance
w ith Reverie from
O ct. 17 to 20 at
P ortland State
U niversity's
Lincoln Hall