34 Jus* out • October 3. 2003
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October
objects. (7 30 pm 1037 SW Broadway $18
$39 from box office or Ticketmaster.)
It might be just the caffeine, but there's a buzz
around the Young M en's C offee Talk
every Wednesday at 3 Fnends Coffeehouse
(8 10 pm 201 SE 12th Ave )
Boogie on down to Out Dancing's b e g in
ning n ig h tc lu b tw o -s te p ( lasses that start
tonight and continue every Friday in October
at Ankeny Street Studio Intermediate waltz
follows (7 8 pm two-step. 8 9 pm waltz
2 Gyrlz Performative Arts invites you to an
evening o f multimedia performances, silent
auction o f art, raffles, food and drink— all part
o f an E nteractive Language fu n d -ra ise r
at the Viscount Ballroom. Formal and cos
tume attire encouraged (8 pm. 722 E Bum-
Southeast Ninth Avenue and Ankeny Street
$25 for month 503 236 5129
out_dancmg@yahoo com )
side St. $7-$70 www 2gyr1z o rg )
Premier New York drag queen Edie returns
home to kick up her heels in a unique blend of
song, dance and comedy at Darcelle XV. See
Oct. 11 for Eugene show. (8 30 pm. 208 NW
Trans activist L o ri B u c k w a lte r plays Touch
stone C offee House (7 9 pm. 7631 NE
Glisan St.)
Third Ave $10 from 503-222 5338)
Third A ngle N ew M usic Ensemble kicks
off its new season of "Dances and Diver
sions" with Café Musical the Old Church.
This evening of jovial bliss includes the world
premiere of Oregon composer Bryan Johan-
son's new stnng quartet and works by N orth
west composers. (8 pm 1422 S W 11th Ave
9) T hursday
Lady luck shines on you tonight at the Just
Out lesbian singles party Get a drink and
bite to eat at Zeba before skipping down to the
Guild Theater for the free screening of Tipping
the Velvet. (5-7 pm 1222 S W Salmon St.)
$15 $22 50 from Tickets W est)
Newly founded P o la ris Dance T heatre
world premiere o f Hue-man closes tonight at
Portland State University's Lincoln Hall A rtis
tic director Robert Guitron choreographs to
new music by Portland composer Curtis
Knapp (8 pm 1620 SW Park Ave. $20 from
Find “ D aydream ing "
and o th e r w h im sica l
p a intin gs by M ichael
“ M isha" Kennedy at
Apex Pharm acy and
G allery th ro u g h O ct. 31
503 725 3307.)
The P o rtla n d B aroque O rch e stra cele
brates the opening of its 20th anniversary sea
son with Handel's Water Music through Oct. 4
at First Baptist Church Performance moves to
Reed College's Kaul Auditonum on Oct. 5.
(8 pm at First Baptist 909 S W 11th Ave.
Powerful, exciting and larg
er-than-life Texan songwnter
Shug Mauldin and fnends
perform at Haven (8-945 pm
3551 SE Division St )
3 pm at Kaul: 3203 SE
Woodstock St $15 $39
from 800 494 8497 or
www pbo org.)
O ut a t the B rig is a dyke night every Sun
day with DJ Mel and friends. (8 pm -1 am
1035 SW Stark St $2 )
Q ueer N ig h t every Sunday at Level. (8 pm.
13 NW Sixth Ave $3.)
_
son. 8-10 pm dance. 1036 NE Alberta St. $2.
www. cascade-zydeco. com.)
c o u n try w e s te rn
dance at Portland M etro
Club. (9 30 pm -1 30 am
618 SE Alder St $5
www rosetownramblers com.)
F airchild, the new
5
queer night at hipster
hang Holocene,
regroups every Fri
day. (1001 SE Mor
S unday
Talk back to the actors— and more
importantly the playwright— after
the staged reading of The Vespi
ary. a new work by Matthew B.
Zrebski presented as the first in
nson St $4 $6
cover.)
Go fo r a
"||s ,
late-night cruise
with S torm Large &
the B alls on the Portland Spint Another
show Oct 17 (11 pm 1:30 am $15-$23 from
Stark Raving Theatre's 2003-
2004 New Rave Staged
Reading Series (2 pm
2257 NW Raleigh St Donations
www. starkravmgtheatre org.)
503 224 3900 www portlandspmt .com.)
Summer Celebration Cruise
www adventuregroup. o rg )
P o rtla n d Radical Faeries gather Satur
day mornings at 3 Fnends Coffeehouse
(9 30 am 201 SE 12th Ave 503 235 0826
otter@pcez com )
Say aloha to Luau 2003 a festive
potiuck, dance and fireside fellowship
at Oceanside Community Center
sponsored by Coastal AIDS Network
Bring something to grill. ($5
Every night is dyke night somewhere. Like
tonight it's at Wine Down with live music by
folk rocker A n n ie V e rgnetti (8-11 30 pm
(630 pm 3145 SE
Hawthorne Blvd 503 330 6963 >
Witness the crowning of the first-ever M r Gay
Poder Latino de Oregon dunng Latino N ig h t
at the Polish Hall (8 pm 3832 N Interstate
The Liza M in n e lli S how starring Bryan
Hall is back at Darcelle XV Also features
Judy, Marilyn. Bette. Barbra and Cher.
Ave $10 from 503 407 6034 www .pldo.org.)
Run around or walk it off with the Portland Fron
trunners and the Adventure Group every Tues
day for the West Hills Street Run/Walk
about two miles of hilly and
scenic sidewalk ambling, often
followed by cheap eats
(6 30 pm Get details at
wwwportlandfrontmnnersorg.)
women's wellness potiuck
Bnng a healthy dish to share and a
desire for a healthier life. (7-9 pm
For details visit www evite.com/
portland@dmnergnis org/oct or
e-mail portland@dmnergrris org.)
217 SW Second Ave.)
w ith Degrees ir s t and third
Sundays at The Dive
(7 pm 208 NW Third Ave $15 from
503-222 5338)
F riday
The Lesbian Connection
DinnerGrris-PDX sponsors a
Eugenes Lesbian S ocial
G roup gathers every first
and third Saturdays at Me
Menamins North Bank (5 pm 22 Club Road )
(4612 SE Hawthorne Blvd.)
13th Ave 541-343 4864 )
W hen you re ready to
shout out I 69, go to the
Fox & Hounds to play
b in g o on the first Suoday
o f every month (3 30 pm
Get smart and
hang out with
other Lesbians
Tables are cleared for Dingo's
Dance P arty with DJ Mel the
second Thursday of every month1
Remember: It doesn't have to rhyme all
the time Slam poetry party every first
Monday at Mother Kali’s Books in Eugene.
Bnng three poems to read and compete,
or just come to hang out. (7:30 pm 720 E
(230 pm. $20 from Bal
loons on Broadway or
anelview@rosecourt org)
N ew York drag fa v o rite
Edie re tu rn s to her
ro o ts w ith tw o O regon
sh o w s th is m onth
219 NW Davis St. 503 248-9135.)
All you have to do is ask at
M isha's M ake-A-Date
every Tuesday at Boxxes
(9 pm 1035 S W Stark St.)
8
W ednesday
T a ro t/ru n e readings with Manah
Redwood every Wednesday at Touchstone
Coffee House (5 30 7 30 pm 7631 NE
Glisan St $15 )
W hite Bird welcomes the Twyla Tharp
D ance company to town for its Portland
debut at Arlene Schmtzer Concert Hall.
Among the four program pieces are her clas
sic The Fugue, by a trio o f male dancers, and
Known by Heart Duet, a traditional grand pas
de deux turned upside down by a mismatched
pair o f dancers and a clanging score o f found
meets every second Friday for din
ner at the food court of Eugene's
Fifth Street Public Market (530 pm 296 E Fifth
St Bonnie 541-683-2793)
Portland Bisexual Women share coming
out stones in the Broadway Coffee Trader Liv
ing Room in recognition of National Coming Out
Day, Oct 11 (7-9 pm. 2130 NE Broadway $3
donation portlandbiwomen@comcast.net.)
PHOTO BY GARY HOWARD
Join th< • A d v e n tu re G roup for a bnsk
morning CityW alk (9 am 503 452 5680
Powell's welcomes the quippy and lippy, smart
and sassy G uerrilla Girls, who use perform
ance and slides to explore tags from their book
3551 SE Division St.)
126 NE 28th Ave 503 236-7068 )
aboard the Portland Spint to mark
40 years of Impenal Sovereign
Rose Court monarchs
Special guest anmver
sary monarchs.
Step up to the Open M ike at 3 Friends C o f
feehouse, hosted by musician Tamara J.
Brown. (7 pm. 201 SE 12th Ave.)
¡Si! It's Latino Night at C.C.
Slaughters. (8 pm-midmght.
The Lesbian C om m unity P roject hosts
C o ffe e N ig h t at Haven. (7 pm
Get onboard with the End of
4 S aturday
Ave www sensoryperceptions.org.)
Bitches. Bimbos & Ballbreakers:
The Guerrilla Girls' Illustrated
Guide to Female Stereotypes
(730 pm 1005 W Burnside St.)
B ootscoot over to the
Rosetown Ramblers and
DJ Crystal s monthly
Men s Leather N ight
and Red Hanky
Social at Gail s Dirty Duck.
(9 pm-midmght 439 NW
Third Ave 503-224 8446.
pdxsaltydg@aol com.)
donation Call 541 994 5597
for directions.)
Cascade Zydeco plays host to queer-fnendly
zydeco dance lessons Wednesday nights
at Alberta Street Public House. (7.15 pm les
The P o rtla n d Lesbian & Gay Film Fes
tiv a l kicks o ff with a free screening of the
lesbian costum e drama Tipping the Velvet at
the Guild Theater. (7.30 pm 1219 S W Park