26 J u * i o u t * January 17,2003
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are in Portland unless otherwise specified.
January
17
Come Out Against the War with other
queer activists at In Other Words. Discuss
involvement in the peace movement and the
relationship of this work to radical queer poli
tics. (7 pm. 3734 SE Hawthorne Blvd.)
F riday
M onday
Dinner at My House for Our House
| a fund-raiser series for Our House of
Portland, continues with tonight's conti
nental cuisine served in the lovely court
yard of Joe Pense and Peter Sargent
amid a backdrop of antiques and con
temporary art. ( 7 pm $60. Fora
brochure listing all the dinners or to
make reservations, call
503 736-9276.)
of the Road Café sponsors the 11th annu
al Martin Luther King Jr. March
and Celebration Northwest neigh
borhood march begins at 133 NW
Sixth Ave. Northeast neighborhood
march begins at Northeast Stanton and
Williams streets. Marchers converge on
Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, then proceed
to the Portland Conference Center, 300 NE
Multnomah St., for an evening of celebration.
(6 pm marches, 7 pm celebration.)
What? Where? How? It's My
Pleasure presents the G-Spot and
Female Ejaculation class (7 pm.
$10 Call 503-280 8080 to register.)
Every Monday is Dyke Night at Touchstone
Coffee House. (6-9 pm 7631 NE Glisan St.
503-262-7613 www touchstonecoffeehouse. com.)
Men's Leather Night and Red
Hanky Social at Gail's Dirty Duck
; (9 pm-midnight. 439 NW Third Ave
503-224-8446 pdxsaltydg@aol.com.)
They’ve got a new attitude: New music DJ rolls
out some funkier tunes for the Rosetown
Ramblers' monthly skating party at Oaks Park.
Please bnng a nonpenshable food item for Esther's
Pantry. (7.30-9.30 pm. East end of the Sellwood
Bndge. $5. www.rosetownramblers.com.)
The Forest Group goes Cosmic
Bowling (9-11 pm. 503-460-9165.)
Skervy—Queer to the Bone spins
your favorite queer or local band
10-11 pm (bring CDs), then nasty, dirty
dance tunes for butt bumpin' and gay
humpin'. (10 pm-2 am. 2216 NE Martin
Luther King Jr. Blvd.
www. dejanvier. org/skervy.)
2i
Join the Portland Frontrunners for a
three- to six-mile run. Dinner after if you're so
inclined. (6.30 pm. June 503-819-4626
www.portlandfrontrunners.org.)
It's Queer Night at Out of the
Fog Coffee House in Eugene,
(8.30 pm. 450 Willamette St.
541 687-0709.)
Boston dyke pop folkie Catie Curtis lands in
Portland for a show at Aladdin Theater in sup
port of her new inspired-by-fans album,
Acoustic Valentine. See Jan, 22 for her
Eugene show Special guest Deb Talan
(8 pm. 3017 SE Miiwaukie Ave. $15 from box
office or Ticketmaster.)
Take action for peace and
justice Stop the war at home
Open mike night at dyke-owned coffee
shop Haven. All musicians, poets and
performance artists of any kind are welcome.
(8-10 pm. 3551 SE Division St.)
and abroad during a rally in
downtown Portland
(12 30 pm. Southwest
Park Avenue and
Salmon Street.
www. portlandpeacefulresponse. org. )
W ednesday
Columbia County Citizens for Human Dignity,
a member of the Rural Organizing Project, pre
sents the fund-raiser Kaleidoscope: A
Winter Gala at St. Fredenc Catholic Church
in St. Helens. An evening of dinner, socializing
and performance by the Chamber Choir of
Columbia Chorale of Oregon ( 6 9 pm 165 S
14th St $25 from St. Helens Bookshop or
Beds Plus in Scappoose )
Salem's Marionberry Salon discusses Martin
Duberman's Midlife Queer Autobiography o f a
Decade: 1971-1981 over a potluck meal.
Newcomers welcome. (630 pm. Cary
503-363-6036 manonberrysalon@aol com.)
Cunt: A Declaration o f
Independence author
Inga Muscio reads at
It's My Pleasure in cel
ebration of the popular
feminist manifesto's
second edition release
Hip Mamas Ariel
Gore will also read
from her in-progress
memoir Atlas o f the
Human Heart (7 pm.
3106 NE 64 th A ve )
Ashleigh Flynn opens. This will sell out, kids,
so buy those tix now. (8 pm 3017 SE Miiwaukie
Ave. $8 from box office or Ticketmaster.)
It's Crystal's Country Jam at the Portland
Metro Club. Lessons and dancing. (8 9 pm
lessons, 9 pm -1 am dancing. 618 SE Alder St
$5, $8 with lessons.)
Disco Dance Party at Klub Z with the Youth
Advisory Committee of Basic Rights Oregon.
Music, performances and pnzes for best disco
duds. Witness the premier of Z's new light-up
disco floor! (10 pm-4 am. 333 SW Park Ave.
$6 before 10:30 pm, $8 after.)
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cunt
The Oregon Bears
take over Gail's Dirty
Duck for their monthly
Bear Bust (8-11 pm 429 N W Third Ave
$7 $9 503-224 8446 )
Talented dyke
rock out AJaddin
T uesday
ter twins Tegan and Sara
er Portland queer
S unday
Friendly folk into leather and kink
hook up to talk and eat during the
Beaverton Sunday Munch at
McMenamins Cedar Hills. (4 -7 pm.
2927 SW Cedar Hills Blvd
phoenix@clearspnng. com.)
The Oregon Bears play host to a
Double X Dance for the bigger
fellas every third Sunday at C.C
Slaughters (4-7 pm 219 N W
Davis St. www oregonbears o rg )
It's Sunday, which means Dyke Night at
The Dive Giveaways, bar games, live
acoustic music. (6-11 pm 3145 SE Hawthorne
Blvd 5032328713.)
Crush presents naked wine tasting featur
ing decanted bottles and scantily clad servers
(6-9pm. 1412 SE Momson St. 503-235-8150.)
Women's basketball every Wednesday at
Richmond Elementary School. Bnng a light
and dark T-shirt. (7-8:30 pm. 2276 SE 41st
Ave. $2 503-261-1304 )
SisterSpirit's Magickal Study Group topic is
Tarot and Astrology (7 pm. 3430 SE
Belmont St 4102. $3 $5 donation.
503-7363297)
Cherished dyke pop-folk artist Catie Curtis
plays at Eugene's Wild Duck. See Jan. 21 for
her Portland show. Deb Talan opens; 21 and
older. (8 pm. 169 W Sixth Ave. $15 from
www.eugene.com or Fastixx.)
The Northwest Film Center screens Lifetime
Guarantee: Phranc's Adventures in
Plastic (along with another short film) at Guild
Theatre as part of its Jewish Film Festival.
(7 pm. 1219 SW Park Ave $5.50-$6.50.)
T hursday
It s the return of the Just Out Singles
Party1 All unhitched gay, lesbian, bi and trans
people (just all you queers, OK?) please come
to 3 Friends Coffeehouse to meet each other
and win tickets to the Rose City Swing
Valentine's Day dance Ya meet a date, ya get
a date. It's just that easy. (6-9 pm. 201 SE
12th Ave 503-236 1252 )
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Sister Marey Productions
| presents its second annual
Extreme Retro
Fashion Extravaganza
& Clothing Exchange
Party1 Fill up a bag or two
with clothes and bring
them to the Egyptian Club
to trade with others.
Witness the display of hot-
tie fashions from
MonsterVintage.com and
Miss Mona's Rack with
Poison Waters as your
hostess. Prizes and DJ
spinnings, too, and all
unclaimed clothing goes to
Danzine. (9 pm. 3701 SE
Division St. $5 or free with
donation o f new toiletries,
www monstervintage. com.)
F riday
Against Patriarchy
Conference through
Jan. 26 at University of
Oregon in Eugene. All
genders welcome to be
part of the movement
to eliminate male
pnvilege. domina
tion and sexism.
(1222 E 13th
Ave. agamstpa-
triarchy.org.)
It's Portland
Bisexual
Women's semi
annual orga
nizing potluck
in the Broadway
Coffee Trader Living
Room. Bring sug
gestions and
requests for
topics. (7-9 pm.
2130 NE Broadway
503-283-6433.)
It's My Pleasure presents S /M 101. Safe,
comfortable setting with no pressure. (You'll
apply that later.) (7 pm. 3106 NE 64th Ave.
$10. Call 503-280-8080 to register.)
The Lesbian and Gay Im m igration
Rights Task Force plays
host to a social at Haven.
Help send Valentine’s Day
cards to members of
Congress! New members
welcome. (8 pm.
3551 SE Division St.
lgirtfpdx@hotmail. com.)
Lesbian electrónica duo Kid
Quiz introduce you to the
songs on their new album,
Tokpela, in the Rabbit Hole at
the Mad Hatter Lounge. Also
playing are Binary Dolls
and M aybe Happening
(8:30 pm. 203 SE Grand Ave.
$3.)
Vintage vesture and more at
Sister Marey's Extreme Retro
Fashion Extravaganza &
Clothing Exchange Party
S aturday
Snowshoe Mount Hood’s
pleasant Crosstown Trail with the Forest
Group (503-659-2782.)