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About Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 2001)
ûclobflt 5.20OL 30 U r. 1.00 ut ju s t out is published on the first and third Friday o f every month. The deadline Tor submissions is 15 days prior to publication. o u t & ia bout is a free community service of ju s t out. Listing for events and announcements that are specifically relevant to sexual minorities in Oregon and southwest Washington is provided free of charge. The calendar features events up to three weeks beyond the date of publication. Bulletin Board listings run for up to two months from submission date. outreach listings of up to 25 words (not including contact information) are pro vided free of charge to organizations and groups specifically serving the sexual minorities community. All listings are subject to editing, and inclusion is subject to space limitations, relevance and receipt by deadline. Listings expire twice a year (in May and November), and submissions run from the date received until the next scheduled expiration date. Listings are automati cally deleted upon expiration. To ensure uninterrupted listing, please submit updat ed information at least a month prior to the expiration date. just out Send listings to: (attn: Calendar) P.O. Box 14400 Portland, OR 97293-0400 Fax submissions to 503-236-1257 or e-mail justout@ justout.com. Submissions cannot be accepted over the phone. Please type your announcements and include full contact information. Lesbo fa ves the Butchies play Portland on Oct. 16, then hit Eugene on Oct. 17 Brody Theater presents Triad through O ct 13. ON VIEW (8 pm A rt on Alberta holds a last Thursday gallery walk every month from 6 to 9 pm. so mark Oct 25 on your calendar and stroll along Northeast Alberta Street between 14th Place and 30th Avenue, where you'll find 21 galleries full of art Maps are available at the galleries Be sure to check out 1904 N W 27th Ave. $ 8 503-224-0688.) triangle productions! presents / Love You, You're Cygnet Theatre presents Bloody Poetry a tornd Perfect, Now Change a musical revue that follows taie o f lust and scandal, through Oct. 13 at Russell the ups and downs of romance from youth through old S treet Theatre. (C all fo r tim es 116 NE R ussell St. $12- $15. 503-493-4077 w w w cyg n e tth e a tre o rg .) age. through Dec. 22. (C all fo r times. 121 S W Salmon St. Tickets from Fastixx o r the box office. 503-239-5919.) Do Jum p! Extrem ely Physical Theatre presents the repertory show Up in the A ir Oct. 19 and 20 only at its home base. Echo Theatre. (7 :30 pm . fam ily m ati BULLETIN BOARD Plain Jana at 2936 NE Alberta St. and the gay-owned Albarta Arts Pavilion/ Our Draam Gallary at 2315 NE Alberta St., celebrating the merging of the two spaces with Juxtaposition 2001. a Eggshell presents Troyiand a new work o f move announces a training fo r men who are interested in vol- national juried show featuring work m a wide array of media. ment and media by Cathenne Egan, through Oct. 6 at the lesbian-owned gallery And finally, yet another spot. ONDA Studio and Gallary at 2215 NE Alberta St., also is now wholly gay owned and exhibiting a group show of pnnts. running through Oct. 23. F roelick G allary, 817 S W Second Ave., presents pnnts by gay artists A lfre d H arris and Stephan O 'D onnell and others through Oct. 27. G raystone G allery. 3279 SE Hawthorne Blvd . pre sents the 17th annual Mask Show with w ork by les bian artist M ariah U real from Oct. 11 to Nov 1 1. Elizabeth Leach Gallery. 207 SW Pme St., presents pnnts by K risty Edmunds and others through Oct. 27. nee 3 pm O ct 2 0 1515 SE 37th A ve $13-$18 from Fastixx. 50 3-2 2 4 -8 4 9 9 ) Men Against Violence Education N etw ork Imago Theatre (8 pm . 17 SE Eighth A ve $12. unteenng to work against domestic and sexual violence. The 40-hour training will cover such topics as rape, child 50 3 281-1066.) abuse, domestic violence, sexism, racism and homo Lakewood Theatre Company presents A Little phobia Training runs from Oct. 23 to Nov. 19. Call 503 552 1377. (1 0/19 ) N ight Music through Oct. 14 (C all fo r tim es and tic k tim es 525 SE S tark S t. $15-$17. 503-236-7253 ) Oregon Ballet Theatre presents Serenade and Lady Lucille and the Count from Oct. 13 to 20 at Keller Auditorium. ( C all fo r times. 222 S W Clay St. Tickets are show Holy A rt by Human Handa at the Bush P ortland C enter Stage opens its new season with Gallery, 600 Mission St. SE. the campy musical G ypsy through Oct. 21. (C all fo r 333 Studios. 333 NE Hancock St . presents a group tim es N ew m ark Theatre. 1111 S W Broadw ay $12- $44. 503-274-6588.) M ark W oolley G allery. 120 N W Ninth Ave.. is showing pnnts from Portland's sister city o f Ulsan, South Korea, through O ct. 27. ONSTAGE The P ortland In stitu te for Contem porary A rt presents John Jasperse Company in G iant Em pty Oct. 5 and 6 at Portland Comm unity College's Sylvania Performing A rts C enter (8 pm. 12000 S W 49th Ave $1 3-$1 6 from PICA o r 503 242-1419.) P ortland Opera presents Cats as part o f its Best o f Broadway series through Oct. 7 at Keller Auditorium (C a ll fo r tim es. 22 2 S W C lay S t $15-$52 from box o ffice . 503-241-1802, o r T icketm aster) A rtis ts R epertory Theatre presents the Arthur Miller classic The Crucible through Oct. 14 (C all fo r tim es and p rice s R eiersgaard Theatre, 1516 S W A ld e r S t. 503-241-1278.) month They cost $40 to $65 a term on a sliding scale uoregon.edu. visit darkw ing.uoregon.edu/-qff or wnte to Entry Forms. UO Queer Film Festival. EMU Suite 2, town YWCA. 1111 SW 10th Ave Beginning Spanish will be taught by a native speaker from Mexico. Dates will be decided after 15 people have signed up Names are being taken for a Conversational Spanish class as Beginning and Interm ediate American Sign Language taught by expenenced instructor Jeska well Duckworth, is back by popular demand Level 1 will be taught 7-9 pm Mondays. Level 2 will be taught 7-9 pm new home through Oct. 6. (C all fo r tim es and tickets. 22 57 N W Raleigh S t. 50 3-232-7072.) on gay and lesbian elders older than 65 in conversation with younger community members Here s an opportunity social support activities for children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS. For information and volunteer opportuni to learn about the challenges of growing old in a society that worships youth. Here's a chance to listen and be ties. call 503-777-4903. (11/16) heard by community members seeking to learn more same-gender couples Thursday evenings from Oct 25 to Dec. 27. You don't need to be a member to take the class Call 503-286 6816 for info or to register. (10/19) Bradley-Angle House announces fall training from Oct. 16 to Nov 17 to show volunteers how to do an array o f things: providing direct services to survivors of domestic violence, administrative work, maintenance and fund raising Call 503-282 9940 to learn more. (10/5) Portland Women's C risis Line seeks volunteers to staff its 24-hour domestic violence/sexual assault hot line. Training will be held from Oct. 9 to 30. Also sought are sexual assault advocates and court advocates. Learn more at 503 232-4176 or 503 232-4190. (1 0/6) S tark Raving Theatre offers F n g W o m a n in its Options fo r Elders: A Seniors Conversations Project is an eight-week facilitated small group focusing For Us N orthw est (FUN) provides emotional and Kaiser Permanente offers a communications class for about each other This conversation is funded in part by a Tara Foundation a nonprofit charity dedicated to helping trans individuals through financial assistance, has formed in Portland. Transitioning can be expensive, and some people don't have the resources to pay because of disability, low income, etc The foundation is looking for people w ho would like to serve on its board o f directors Duties would include wnting bylaws, electing officers, soliciting donations and choosing candidates for funding. Trans and/or foundation expenence a plus but not neces sary. Minorities welcome Call 503-761-1955. e-mail taragem@qwest.net or visit tarafoundation.org (10/19) Looking fo r gay couple* of any color who are inter ested in multicultural issues. Group will focus on career, travel, networking and other areas. Send e-mail to whee_44@ yahoo.com. (10/19 ) Lesbian Community Project office at 503-294-7435 to cancer and other life-threatening conditions, needs vol put your name on the list. The meetings will begin once unteers for all sorts o f upcoming activities, including its the group has eight to 10 members. (11/2) annual meeting Oct. 9. Call 503-335-6591. (10/19) A new group is forming to lay the groundwork fo r the Add your voice to the 22nd season of the Portland Gay M en'* Chorus This 85-plus-member performing arts future of gay and lesbian senior housing m the Portland area. If you are interested in joining the com organization is committed to "promoting harmony among all mittee or being part o f the expenence. call people and a positive attitude toward the gay community." 503 286 3575. (1 1 /2 ) You are invited to join them m their mission as a singing or 3BM Television— one of Bntam's leading independent production companies, specializing in historical, political and science documentaries for U K. and international broadcasters— is producing a documentary based on the subject of homosexuality in W orld War II It aims to compare the experiences o f Bntish and U S. servicemen and sailors are welcome. W e will be enjoying cruises on structions. Call 020-7251-2512. fax 020-7251-2514. or the Columbia and Willamette rivers as well as some write to Annalisa Dainnella. Assistant Producer. 63 Gee ? The The Ham bleton P roject, a nonprofit organization offenng networking and direct services to lesbians with at the time using firsthand accounts and dramatic recon 5TyPErir ge WT e ^I University o f Oregon. Eugene. OR 97403-1228. (10/19) grant from Equity Foundation. To participate, call the The newly formed P acific Coast Yacht C lub is open to all gay men. lesbians and fnends Both power boaters lies T^Waich. Ovlfior by-AliscaiBecMel and address queer topics or concerns. Entry deadline is according to ability to pay Classes will meet at the down the class lists. (11/2) families are valued and normal For more information call 503 284 0216 (1 1/16 ) annual com petition. Films must be 45 minutes or less Nov. 1. N o entry fee For com plete guidelines and entry Wednesdays. Call 503-294-7435 to put your name on plegic Hollywood hopeful, through O ct 13. (C all fo r U niversity o f Oregon Queer Film Festival is accepting short film and video entries for its 10th forms, call 541-346-4373, e-mail qff@darkwing Lesbian and gay parents and th e ir children: M iracle Theatre presents Icarus about a para The guage classes in eight-week terms beginning early next Join an affirming and supportive social group for potiucks and events, raising our children to know their St. London EC 1V 3R S. (1 1/2) Lesbian Community P roject is offenng several lan ets Lakew ood C enter fo r the A rts. 368 S S tate S t.. $5-$80 from box office. 503-222-5538 o r Tcketm aster.) show featunng new work by resident artists at the collec tive space, including John Brodie Oct. 6. 7. 13 and 14. 888-582-3758 o r wnte to pcyachtclub@aol com. (1 1/2) To further understanding between cultural groups, the Lake O sw ego 503-635-3901.) Salem A rt A ssociation is featunng w ork by gay artist M ike E. Walsh through Oct. 28 as part o f its The shoreside activities. O ther major cities throughout the world have gay and lesbian yacht clubs, but this is new to Portland For more information call 503-303-0016 or a support member. Check them out at www pdxgmc.org To schedule a simple audition or for more information call 503-226-2588 or e-mail pgmc@teleport.com. (10/5) The P ortland Lesbian C hoir is welcoming singers, a production coordinator and a piano accompanist for its 15th season beginning Sept. 9. Rehearsals are on Sunday evenings. For more info call 503-241-8994 or e-mail membership@plchoir.org. (1 0 /5 )
