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About Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 2003)
October 17.2QQ3 * Jauft M A Post porno dance social! (8 pm. 332 NE San Rafael St $5 $15 21 and over For complete schedule visit www 2gydz.org.) The Live & Let Live Club spon sors an alcohol- and drug i-rree Halloween Dance .it the Friends Building. Costume con test. too (8-11 pm 4312 SE Stark S t $5 503 2386091.) Get m the Zone when Dingo's takes over the smoke-free Scarlett Ball room for a 21 -andover Extreme Halloween costume dance DJ Mel, free taco bar and surpnses (8 pm 700 NE Dekum St. $10. www scadettbaUroom com.) The Lesbian Community Project and Portland Shockwave host a Halloween Dance it Hip Chicks Do Wine R & B mistress of the night Kate White performs, pnzes for best costumes and DJ Antonia is in the (haunted) house. (8 pm 4510 SE 23rd Ave $5 ) Saddle up your buckin' bronco and ride on over to In Uniform': Wild West Bunkhouse Party at the Eagle PDX. (9 pm. 1300 kV Burnside St.) It’s Tracy and the Plastics Sleetmute Nightmute and guests at all-ages, alcohol and M onday | It's said organizing Pagans is like herding cats. Still, it’s time for Eugene’s ninth annual Witches Ball at WOW Hall Land of the Blind plays for all those earth spirits in costume (8 pm 291 W Eighth Ave. $5 $9 sliding scale from 541-687-2746 or www.wowhall org.) i) S unday The Oregon Bears Bear Brunch serves it up in Clackamas at Monarch Hotel Restaurant. (1 1 am 1 pm. 12566 SE 93rd Ave www.oregonbears.org.) For folks into B /D /S /M and those who love them Eugene Monday Munch gathers at McMenamins North Bank. (6-9 pm 22 Club Road, conradh@efn.org.) W hat's spookier than Halloween? Not having a date for Halloween! Thank the spirits for In staD ate III: The H allow een Edition with faboo matchmistress Misha Rockafeller at Boxxes. (8 pm registration. 10 pm game. 1035 S W Stark St. vWvw. hometown, aol. com/mstadatepdx.) 28) T uesday Sunday T-Dances return to C.C. Slaughters. (3-8pm. 219 NW Davis St.) Brand new drag kings Artsy multimedia perfor mance Synchronized dancing. DK PDX is back at Holocene Special appearance by five heartthrobs from Boston and cute queer DJs spinning til late (9pm 1001 SE Momson St. $5 sliding scale.) Run around or walk it off with the Portland Front runners and the Adventure Group every Tuesday for the West Hills Street Run/Walk. about two miles of hilly and scenic sidewalk ambling, often followed by cheap eats. (6 3 0 pm www.portlandfrontrunners.org.) smoke-free Meow Meow (8 pm 527 SE Pine S t Call 503 230-2111 for cover.) j Swords, wax, burlesque, belly dancing, flogging and fire await you during Fetish Night at the Egyptian No cover if you dress up right. (9 pm. 3701 SE Division St 503 236 8689 ) ©] T hursday The Queer Resource Center of Ashland's South ern Oregon University presents an Erotic Lit Slam at Decker Writing Studio in Central Hall (4 pm. 1250 Siskiyou Btvd ) Dress as your favorite feminist for In Other Words 10-Year Anniversary Extrava ganza, a costume ball at Ecotrust Music by Myshkin and Sarah Dougher reading by Judith Barrington poetry by Marie Fleisch- mann, dancing by DJ Zanne. (7 pm. 721 NW Ninth Ave. $5 $10 sliding scale. 503 232-6003) 2 Gyrlz Performative Arts kicks off its second annual Enteractive Language Festival one full month of the unruliest performance art this city has ever known—with Language o f Ter ror at Optic Nerve Arts. Exhibition with sound by Sardomk Grin explores the War on Terror and the resulting Art of Resistance. (6-9 pm. 1829 NE Alberta St H11. Free. Forcomplete schedule visit www 2gydz org.) • 31) F riday Dinner at My House for Our House a fund raiser series for Our House of Pbrtland, con tinues with a bewitching evening at the colonial home of Chns Bidwell and David Bocci. Celebrity chef Laura Flmtoff prepares an autumn harvest meal. (7 pm. $100 To make reservations Or for a brochure listing all dinners, call 503-736-9276.) Portland State University Queers and Allies and Pnde Northwest present an all ages Boo Ball ’ 0 3 at Smith Memonal Center Trick or treating, costume contests. Rose City Swing, DJ Har momx. kids' activities and more ASL interpreted (7 pm -1 am 1825 SW Broadway. Free-$5 www pndenw .org or qa.pdxedu.) The Portland Baroque Orchestra offers A Toast to Germany 's Best through Nov 1 at First Baptist Church Performance moves to Reed Col lege's Kaul Auditonum on Nov 2 (8 pm. First Baptist 909 SW 11th Ave. 3 pm. Kaul 3203 SE Woodstock St $ I5 $39 from 800 494 8497 or wwwpbo org.) 2 Gyrlz Performative Arts continues the second annual Enteractive Language Festival with La Langue du Culte: Pomo-Social Ritual at Inter national Club Mummy Belgian's Jean-Louis Costes and Le Culte de la Vierge provide the most sexually graphic and politically deviant performances to hit Portland for Halloween DJ Crystal crarikin again, this time with a Gay and Lesbian Spine- Tingling Halloween Bash it Port land Metro Club Door pnzes, fullser vice bar, nonsmoking dance floor and, of course, requisite costume contest (9 pm 618 SE Alder St $7 from It s My Pleasure and Touchstone Coffee House or at the door) Kate Cooper's portraits imagine herself malt through Nov. 6 at Aetorfai's AVA Gallery Don't go into hibernation yet. because the Oregon Bears’ annual Halloween Party is at Gail's Dirty Duck. (9 pm 429 NW Third Ave.) It's lights out foi Blackout at Steam, where tricks are treated to glow sticks, masks and mid night play (10 pm. 2885 NE Sandy Blvd $8-$25 membership plus locker or room rental, students halfpnce www.steamportlandcom.) november l ) S aturday SisterSpirit presents a traditional Samhain a ceremonial, sometimes intense event for adult women only. See Nov 2 for the family friendly version (6 pm. CaH 503-736 3297 for location) Bluesy guitanst Allyn Robert* plays Touchstone Coffee House. (7-9pm. 7631 NE Glisan St.) 2 ) S unday Tho FatGiri Frock Swap iresses up Noctur nal with a plu9-6ized clothing exchange For every three (size 14 to 10x) terns you donate, get one free (up to five). Some new items. DJs. raffles, refreshments. Proceeds benefit next pr's FatGiri Speaks. (10 hm-5 pm. 1800 E imside St. www. fatg>' '■ if.leaks, co m ) When you re ready tc shout out I-69. go to the Fox & Hounds to play bingo on the first Sunday of every month. (3:30 pm 217 SkV Second Ave ) Men and women with children are welcome to a Family Samhain with costumes, stones and other merriment. (6 pm Call 503 7363297 for location ) 4 ) T uesday It's Portland Center Stage's Gay and Lesbian Audience night at Newmark Theatre for Bat Boy The Musical starring Wade McCollum of | local Hedwig fame Post-show prizes and min glmg (7 pm 1111 SW Broadway $16 $46 from \ box office or Ticketmaster.) 7) F riday Oregon College of Art and Craft kicks off Smithson >an Magazines Culturefest 2003 in Portland through Nov 9 with the brown bag lecture "Jewelry as a Cultural Lens " (Noon 8245 SW Barnes Road Free CaH 5032975544 to make reservations For complete schedule visit www culturefest com ) 2 Gyrlz Performative Arts continues the Enter active Language Festival with Language o f the Body starring Portland's own queer endurance artist David Eckard in performance and installation at the Hall Gallery Also includes Northern Irish performance artist André Stitt in “ Snuff." (7 3 0 pm 630 SE Third Ave $7 For complete schedule visit www 2gydz.org.) 8 ) S aturday Women of the Forest Group hike an 8 1 mile moderate loop at Bayocean Spit Dogs »id kids wei come. (Call 503-659-2782 at least 24 hours ahead ) You can't stay a virgin forever Go see the peren malty perverted R o c k y H o rro r P ic tu re S h o w at Clinton Street Theater. (Midnight 2522 SE Clinton St. $6 www chntonsttheater.com.) 9 ) S unday Women's music pioneers Cris Williamson and Holly Near perform at Aladdin Theater (8 pm 3017 SE Milwaukie Ave $25-$27 from box office or Ticketmaster.) See On View and Onstage listings on Page 34. C h ec k o u t m o re listin g s at w w w .ju s to u t.c o m ! 33
