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About Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 19, 2001)
odobflf 13.2001 32 about 0 U ONSTAGE Hist out is published on the first and third Friday o f every month. The*deadline fo r submissions is 15 days prior to publication. Brody Theater presents the original Scary Moris through Nov 3. (8pm 1904 NW 27th Ave $12 at the door. $10 n advance 503-224 0688 www brodytheater com.) Do Jump! Extremely Physical Theatre presents the repertory show Up In the A ir O ct. 19 and 20 only Just out. C « t 6 u b o u t is a free community service o f Listing for events and announcements that are specifically relevant to sexual minorities in Oregon and southwest W ashington is provided free of charge. The calendar features events up to three w eeks beyond the date o f publication. Bulletin Board listings run for up to tw o months from submission date. at its home base. Echo Theatre (7:30 pm. family mati nee 3 pm Oct. 20. 1515 SE 37th Ave. $ I3 -$ I8 from Fastixx 503-224-8499 ) Oregon Ballet Theatre presents Serenade and Lady LucIMa and (he Count through Oct 20 at Keller o u t r e a c h listings o f up to 25 words (not including contact information) are pro vided free o f charge to organizations and groups specifically serving the sexual minorities community. All listings are subject to editing, and inclusion is subject to space lim itations, relevance arid receipt by deadline. Auditonum (Cal for times 222 SW d a y St. Tickets are $5-$80 from box office. 503-222-5538 or Ticketmaster) Listings expire tw ice a year (in M ay and Novem ber), and submissions run from the date received until the next scheduled expiration date. Listings are autom ati cally deleted upon expiration. To ensure uninterrupted listing, please submit updat ed information at least a month prior to the expiration date. Audience night is Nov 6 (Call for times Newmark Theatre. I I I ! SW Broadway $12-$44 503-274 6 5 8 8) Send listings to: Portland Center Stage opens its new season with the campy musical Cypay through Oct. 21 Flesh and Blood runs from Nov. 2 to 18; Gay and Lesbian J u s t o u t (attn: Calendar) P.O. Box 14400 Theatre! (8 pm Thursday-Saturday , 2 pm Sunday 3430 SE Belmont St. $12-$20 503-242-0080 ) Fax submissions to 5 03 -2 36 -1 2 57 or e-mail justout@ justout.com . Submissions cannot be accepted over the phone. triangle productions! presents f Lova You, You'ra Perfect, Now Change a musical revue that follows Please type your announcements and include full contact information. the ups and downs of romance from youth through old age. through Dec. 22 (Call for times. 121 SW Salmon St. Tickets from Fastixx or the box office. 503 239-5919.) Froelick Gallary, 817 SW Second Ave., presents pnnts by gay artists Alfred Harris and Stephan O'Donnell and others through Oct. 27. BULLETIN BOARD Grayetone Gallery 3279 SE Hawthorne Blvd., pre sents the 17th annual Mask Show with work by les bian artist Mariah Ureal through Nov 11. Elizabeth Leach Gallery. 207 SW Pine St., presents prints by Kristy Edmunds and others through Oct. 27. The Salem Art Association is featunng work by gay artist Mike E. Walsh through Oct. 28 as part of its show Holy A rt by Human Hand» at the Bush Gallery. 600 M ission St. SE. Mark Woolley Gallery. 120 NW Ninth Ave.. is showing pnnts from Portland's sister city of Ulsan. South Korea, through O ct. 27. Metro: AIDS Prevention Team offers educational materials, free condoms and lends out HIV books and videos for residents of Columbia County. (503-397-4650 (1 1 /0 1 ) CAREAssist (form erly known as ADAP/CHIP) pays for health insurance premiums, prescription drugs and insurance plan co payments and deductibles for eligible For Ue Northwest (FUN) provides emotional and social support activities for children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS For information and volunteer opportuni ties, call 503-777-4903. (11/16) Kaiser Permanente offers a communications class for 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) The newly formed Pacific Coast Yacht Club is open to all gay men. lesbians and fnends. Both power boaters and sailors are welcome We wiH be enjoying cruises on the Columbia and W illamette rivers as well as some shoreside activities. Other major cities throughout the worid have gay and lesbian yacht clubs, but this is new to Portland For more information call 503-303-0016 or 888-582-3758 or wnte to pcyachtclub@ ad.com. (11/2) To fu rth e r understanding between cultural groups, the Leebian Community Project is offering sev eral language classes in eight-w eek term s beginning early next m onth. They co st $40 to $65 a term on a sliding scale according to a b ility to pay. Classes w ill m eet at the downtown YW CA, 1111 SW 10th Ave. Beginning Spanieh w ill be taught by a native speaker from M exico. Dates w ill be decided a fte r 15 people have signed up. Nam es are being taken fo r a Conversational Spanish class as well Beginning and Interm ediate Am erican Sign Language, taught by expenenced in stru cto r Jeska D uckw orth, is back by popular demand. Level 1 w ill be taught 7-9 pm M ondays. Level 2 w ill be taught 7-9Êpm W ednesdays. Call 503-294-7435 to put your outs for swimmers from all skill levels This is for gay men. lesbians and friends interested in a fun and social group, plus it's an opportunity to improve technique and health Competitive swimming history not important, although members can compete in local or international events. For info, contact swimpdx@yahoo com. (12/7) ATTENTION GROUPS WITH LISTINGS IN THE OUTREACH SECTION: IF YOUR LISTING IS FOLLOWED BY (1 1 /0 1 ) IT WILL BE REMOVED IN DECEMBER UNLESS IT IS RENEWED. All renewals must be in writing whether or not updates are necessary. E mail oriana@justout.com, fax 503-236-1257 or write P.O. Box 14400, Portland, OR 97293-0400. a confidential HIV testing and coun seling to anyone. Se habla espa-d. No needles! Call for scheduled and walk-in testing times. (Oregon City: 503-655-8471 Sandy. 503- 722-6660) (5/02) FEMINISTS am p THE GAYJ AriPTHE ACU/» " THE w h o le WORLD s ho uld b e jo s t o r e COUNTRY, THEN >t)0 W OUIDNTHANET6 LEARN A ll THE rviVig} Aro KAOS attp S tuft . The Tara Foundation, a nonprofit chanty dedicated to helping trans individuals through financial assistance, has formed in Portland Transitioning can be expensive, and some people donOt have the resources to pay because of disability, low income, etc. The foundation is looking for people who would like to serve on its board of directors Duties would include writing bylaws, elect ing officers, soliciting donations and choosing candi dates for funding. Trans and/or foundation expenence a plus but not necessary. M inonties welcome. Call 503-761-1955, e-mail taragem@qwest net or visit tarafoundation.org. (10/19) Tatuaja, a woodcut by Stephen O ’Donnell, is on view at Froelick provides education through the Treatment Information Exchange (TIE) program. Weekly Gallery through Oct. 27 Friends of People with AIDS Foundation offers assistance to those with HIV. Services include 72-hour food boxes, emergency travel and lodging, entertain ment. pet care, clothing, household goods and crema tions. (503-283-8535.) (11/01) Health. Education. AIDS Liaison (HEAL) offers information about alternative views of AIDS causation sore. The University of Oregon Queer Film Festival is accepting short film and video entries for its 10th annual com petition. Films m ust be 45 m in utes o r less and address queer topics o r concerns Entry deadline is Nov. 1 No entry fee. For com plete guidelines and entry form s, call 541-346-4373, e-mail qff@ darkwing.uoregon.edu, visit darkwing.uoregon e d u /~ q ff o r w nte to Entry Forms. UO Q ueer Film Festival, EMU S uite 2. U niversity o f Oregon, Eugene. OR 97403-1228. (10 /1 9 ) International Foundation for Alternative Research in AIDS (IFARA) of Oregon, offers social activities, support groups, peer support, professional counseling, massage, haircuts and home meal deliveries. Hot meals are available at the center at 9:30 am and 12:30 pm Monday through Friday. (Drop in: 9 am-3 pm Monday-Friday 2941 NE Ainsworth S t 503-460-3822 ) ( 11/01) w hen A new group is forming to lay the groundwork for the future of gay and lesbian senior housing in the Portland area. If you are interested in joining the com m ittee or being part of the expenence. call 503 286 3575 (11/2) The Hambfoton Project, a nonprofit organization offenng networking and direct services to lesbians with cancer and other life-threatening conditions, needs volunteers fo r all sorts of upcoming activities, including its annual meeting Oct. 9. Call 503-335-6591. (10/19) and HIV testing. For information and a free packet, leave your name and address. (503 227-2339 ) (11/01) s u r p r is e d on gay and lesbian elders older than 65 in conversation with younger community members Here's an opportunity to learn about the challenges of growing old in a society that worships youth Here's a chance to listen and be heard by community members seeking to learn more about each other This conversation is funded in part by a grant from Equity Foundation. To participate, call the Lesbian Community Project office at 503-294-7435 to put your name on the list. The meetings will begin once the group has eight to 10 members. (11/2) who are interested in m ulticultural issues. G roup w ill focus on career, travel, netw ork ing and other areas. Send e-m ail to whee_44@ yahoo.com . (1 0 /1 9 ) For Us Northwest (FUN) pro vides emotional and social support activities for children infected or affected by HIV/AIDS. Call for information and volunteer opportunities (503-777-4903.) (5/02) IT ’S N O T H IN G LIKE T H A T / I'M SAYING THAT GIVEN THE. VIOLENCE OUR OWN CO uW TR y P E R P E TR A TE D , HE SHÓULPN’T BE S o Options for Eldersi A Seniors Conversations Project is an eight-week facilitated small group focusing Services Center has specialized in the treatment of HIV since 1990 It offers a full-ser vice medical clinic, including on-site pharmacist and nutntionist, medication management, men tal health services, wellness program and case management. Se habla espa-ol. ASL and for eign language interpretation available (8 am-5 pm Monday-Fnday. Fourth Floor. 426 SW Stark St. 503-988-5020 ) ( 11/01) DylçesT&W iMcllOufÎor Jay Alisa* SecMel TVIAT 5--.1ViAT'5 l i k e JÉRRy FAIW TU BLA MING IT OTTHE- AROR T io N U T T a n d THE name on the class lists. (1 1 /2 ) Looking for gay couplos o f any color Clackamas County Public Health offers anonymous and i AIDS Project provides nonmedical serv ices to people whose lives are affected by HIV and AIDS in Oregon and southwest Washington Spanish- language assistance available Young Men's Coffee Talk meets from 7 to 9 pm every Wednesday at 3 Fnends Coffeehouse. 201 SE 12th Ave. Lavender Lounge meets from 7 to 9 pm every Friday at the same loca- 5 D o jT r KNoW MUCH ABOUT HtSToftV Join an affirming and supportive social group for potlucks and events, raising our children to know their families are valued and normal For more information call 503 284-0216 (11/16) tion (Portland: Suite 310. 620 SW Fifth Ave 503-223-5907 Washington County. 503-693-3234 Clark County. 360- 735-9170.) ( 11/01) people with HIV/AIDS Programs of the Oregon Health Division and Ryan W hite CARE Act Titles I and II. (8 am- 5 pm Monday-Fnday 503-731-4029 Outside Portland 800-805-2313.) (11/01) A ID S & H IV Swim Teami Starting a new team with coached work Leebian and gay parants and their children! Man Againat Violence Education Network announces a tranng for men r i» are interested n vdunteenng to work O U tre a c h AIDS A HIV Nov. 3. 7 and 10 at Keller Auditonum (Call for times and paces. 222 SW Clay St. Tickets start at $25 from box office or Ticketmaster. 503-241 1802.) Profile Theatre Project presents Harold Pinter's The Homocoming through Nov. 18 at Theater! Portland. O R 9 7 2 9 3 -0 4 0 0 A it 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 gallenes full o f art. Maps are available at the gal leries Be sure to check out the lesbian-owned gallery Plain Jana at 2936 NE Alberta St. and the gay-owned Aibarta Arts Pavilion/ Our Dream Callary at 2315 NE Alberta St., celebrating the merging of the two spaces with Juxtaposition 2001 . a national juried show featuring work in a wide array of media. And final ly. yet another spot. ONDA Studio and Galtary at 2215 NE Alberta St., also is now wholly gay-owned and exhibiting a group show of prints, running through O ct. 23. From O ct. 25 through Nov. 27. look for oil on panels by Patricia M illar Portland Opera presents The Pearl Flahara aganst domestoc and sexual violence The 40hour traxing w f aver such topes as rape, chid abuse, domestc violence, sexsm. racism and homophobe Trarmg runs from Oct 23 to Nov 19. 0 * 503-552-1377. (10/19) BY RACING THÈ P ía me o n u s. HIV Day Center a program of Ecumenical M inistries Multnomah County Health Department's HIV meetings are led by professionals in a special ized area o f treatm ent. (Tuesday nights 503-736-0194.)(11/01) Metropolitan African American Support Connection (M A A SO is a support group for African American men and women infected or affected by HIV. They meet weekly at Project Quest. (6-8 pm Thursday 15 N Moms St. Linda 503-493-0288.) (11 /01) Our House is a residential care facility for those living with and dying from AIDS. (2727 SE Alder S t. Portland. OR 97214. 503-234-0175.) (11 /01)
