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march 5.2004
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Portland, OR 97293-0400; or faxed to 503-236-1257; or submitted at
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published on the first and third Friday of each month. All addresses
are in Portland unless otherwise specified.
Lived Experiences" by Emi
Koyama and a performance of
r Harper's Arrow by Sa ra h
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Palatine Hill Hoad. Free. For com
plete schedule call 503- 768- 7678 or
' visit www.lclark.edu/~gender.)
Wayne Besen reads from his new book,
Out Dancing s beginning cha-cha starts
tonight and continues every Friday in March at
Ankeny Street Studio. Intermediate salsa fol
lows. (7-8 pm cha-cha l$20 for month],
8-9:15 pm salsa l$24 for month]. Southeast
Ninth Avenue and Ankeny Street.
503 236-5129 out_dancing@yahoo.com.)
Portland super cool gay boy Rory Stitt plays
his diverse array of cabaret-pop piano at
Nocturnal. (8 pm. 1800 E Burnside St. $5.)
The Portland Baroque Orchestra pre
sents Papa Haydn and Chevalier St. George,
a rousing evening of classical cello and violin
music, through March 6 at First Baptist
Church. See March 7 for additional perform
ance (8 pm. 909 SW 11th Ave. $15-$39 from
503-222 6000 or www pbo org.)
The Imperial Sovereign Court of the
Willamette Empire kicks off coronation
weekend “ Fun in the Sun. A Mexico Vaca
tion," with an Out of Town Show in Cascade
Hall at the Salem Fairgrounds. (9 pm. Sunny
view Road and 17th Street. $10.)
Leather Night and Red Hanky Social
at Gail's Dirty Duck every first and third Fri
day. (9 pm-midmght. 439 NW Third
Ave. dustm@pacifier.com.)
Anything but Straight: Unmasking the Scandals
and Lies Behind the Ex-Gay Myth, at Metropol
itan Community Church of Portland. (9 am.
2400 N E Broadway. 503-281-8868.)
Go bowling to support the Bella Boys
softball team during its first fund-raiser
at Hollywood Bowl. (3-6 pm.
4030 N E Halsey St. $10.)
The Impenal Sovereign Court of the Willamette
Empire celebrates a new monarchy dunng
Victory Brunch in Cascade Hall at the
Salem Fairgrounds. (11 am. Sunnyview Road
and 17th Street $12.)
The Lesbian Connection meets
every second Friday for dinner at the
food court of Eugene's Fifth Street
Public Market. (5.30 pm. 296 E Fifth
St. Bonnie 541-683-2793.)
The Portland Baroque Orchestra pre
sents Papa Haydn and Chevalier St. George, a
rousing evening of classical cello and violin
music, at Reed College's Kaul Auditorium.
(3 pm. 3203 S E Woodstock Blvd. $15-$39
from 503-222 6000 or www.pbo.org.)
Lesbian activist and writer Elana
Dykewomon reads from her Lamb
da Award-winning novel Beyond the
Pale and her new short story collec
tion Moon Creek Road at In Other
Words. (7 pm. 3734 S E
Hawthorne Blvd.)
The Fox & Hounds' Monthly Charity
Bingo (3:30 pm. 217 SW Secon d A ve.)
The Portland Mercury throws you a great, big
reception during The Wedding Party! at
Holocene hosted by Wade McCollum. Register
to vote, eat cake, imbibe, raise money, sign
petitions and get married—before it's too late!
(6 pm. 1001 S E Morrison St. $10 donation.)
Mr. and Ms. Gay Oregon present “ Rabbit
in the Moon: A Pirate's Tale" at Embers.
(7 pm. 10 NW Broadway. $5 to benefit the
Sexual Minority Youth Resource Center,
www. rosecourt. org.)
East Coast sexpert Ducky
Doolittle teaches Portland
G ay m arriag e—likp that'll
women Burlesque:
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The A rt of the C la s
freaks invite you to their B p
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parties and/or discussions
It's
My Pleasure. (7 pm
and Peace Activism ."
March 7 and 17.
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3106 N E 64th Ave. $25
(9 am-9 pm. 0615 SW Pala-'
from 503-280-8080.)
tine Hill Road. Free. For complete
schedule call 503-768 7678 or visit
www. Iclark. edu/-gender.)
The Portland Area Business
9 Association hosts gay City Council
candidate Sam Adams dunng its
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It's the annual International
Women's Day celebration at
Portland State U niversity's Sm ith
M emorial Center Ballroom . This
ye ar’s “Women Speak Their
P e a ce ” highlights wom en's expe
riences as p acifists, visionaries,
leaders and activists for peace
and ju stice . Entertainm ent, w ork
shops, poetry slam , health fair,
art, food and more! (10 am-4 pm.
1825 SW Broadway $5 dona
tion.)
Hit the streets for the South-
east Area Artwalk a self
guided tour of businesses and
studios featunng area artists.
through M arch 7.
Pick up a map at Greystone
Gallery. 3279 S E Hawthorne
Blvd.
(10 am-5 pm .)
monthly lunch at the Embassy Suites
(11.30 am 1 pm. 319 S W Pine S t $7
$27 from 503-241-2222.)
Back to Back collective cafe serves up
Open Mike Night every Wednes
day. (7-9 pm. 614 E Burnside S t.)
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Join the women of Lesbians Enjoying Nature
and Science for a snowshoe and cross
country ski at Frog Lake. Carpool from the
Northeast Glisan Fred Meyer. (Anne
360-699 3014.)
Salem 's Marionberry Salon holds a
potluck discussion of Storyteller by Amy
Thomson. Newcomers welcome (6.30 pm.
Cary 503-363 6036.
marionberrysalon@aol. com .)
The Imperial Sovereign Court of the
W illam ette Em pire presents Coronation
2004 “ Fun in the Sun: A M exico V aca
tion," in C ascad e Hall at the Salem Fair
grounds It's good to be queen (5 pm buf
fet, 6 pm coronation. Sunnyview R oad and
17th S tre et $ 3 0 )
Energetic, brainy songstress Juliet Wyers
plays Touchstone Coffee House (7 9 pm
7631 N E Glisan S t $5 $ 10 sliding scale )
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Lewis & Clark College's Templeton Stu-
dent Center Today check
out “Riot Don't Diet: Mes
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I can read your mind, babe Tuesday night is
Intuition at Crush with psychic bartending
and palm reading by Madame G iG i. (1412 S E
Morrison S t.)
Let it out! Step up to the open
mike at 3 Fnends Coffee
shop Haven. (7:30 pm 3551 S E Division S t.)
house, hosted by queer musi
cian Tamara J . Brown (7 pm.
201 S E 12th A ve )
Elana Dykewomon reads
from Beyond the Pale, her novel
about the suffragist and labor
movements, including the
infamous Triangle Shirtwaist
Factory fire of 1911, at Annie
Bloom's Books. (7.30 pm.
7834 SW Capitol Highway.)
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Rosetown Ramblers and D J Crystal's monthly
country western dance is at Portland
Metro Club (9 30 pm -130 am 618 S E Alder
II S t $5 www rosetownramblers.com )
Bid adieu to Rosebud XXVII Michellae
Kion Star dunng her farewell show at The
Escape (Midnight 333 S W Park St. $ 1 0 )
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Female Sexual Self-
Esteem at It's My Pleasure.
Open mike night returns to lesbionic coffee
Gender in conflict is the theme for the 23rd
annual Gender Studies Symposium it
Lewis & Clark College's Templeton Student Cen
ter through March 12. Today note the forums
"Dividing the Church: Homosexuality and Reli
gion“ featunng Ju st Out columnist Marc Acito
and “Code Pink and Women in Black: Gender
A shland's “other theater” A rtattack pre
sents Cabaret X 3 featuring three rotat
ing show s through M arch 14 starring
Rogue V alley chanteur Kurt Berhardt.
Tonight's Diva Down features movie songs
by fem ale vo calists. (8 pm. 310 Oak S t.
$ 2 0 ($50 package] from 541 -482-6505 o r
www. artattacktheatre. com .)
Eggshell presents The Constitution
Project which appears to be inspired by the
current disaster that is the Bush administra
tion: “Money" and “ Power" team up against
“Constitution" through March 14 at Perform
ance W orks Northwest. (8 pm. 4625 S E 67th
Ave. $12 from 503-281-1066.)
Lesbian musician and songwriter Kate
White plays at Back to Back collective cafe.
(7:30 pm. 614 E Burnside S t Donations.)
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Paddle around Bachelor Island on the
Columbia with OutKayaking Northwest, Port
land’s new gay and lesbian sea kayaking
group. (503 231-2632
outkayakingnw@yahoo. com.)
Portland Radical Faeries gather every
Saturday at 3 Friends Coffeehouse. (9:30 am.
201 S E 12th Ave. otter@pcez.com.)
Relive your favorite festival moments at the
Portland Institute of Contemporary A rt's TBA
2003 Rewind an all-afternoon screening of
last year's Time Based Art Festival perform-
ances. (Noon-6 pm.
219 NW 12th Ave
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Dance Social move-
The 23rd annual Gender
Studies Symposium at
Lew is & Clark College's Temple
ton Student Center continues,
including the workshop “ Inter
sexuality: Learning from the
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Out Dancing s monthly
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Doolittle will help you raise that
Move at your own pace during Portland Run
ning & Walking C o .'s queer group
run/walk every Tuesday (5:30 pm. 800 S E
Grand Ave. 503-232-8077.)
Bad G irls hosts a Kinky Women's
Welcoming Munch at Dingo's. For all kinky
or questioning women 18 and older (7-9 pm.
4612 S E Hawthorne Blvd 503-972-2233
www.pdxbadgirls.net.)
Dyke-owned coffee shop Haven welcomes
the talented Lorna Miller (7.30 pm.
3551 S E Division St. $3 donation.)
Portland Bisexual Women meets every
second and fourth Friday at Broadway Coffee
Trader Living Room. All bi and questioning
women are welcome to this social, open
forum. (7-9 pm. 2130 N E Broadway. $3 dona
tion portlandbiwomen@comcast. net.)
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and refreshments
ed. (7-10 pm Southeast
Ninth Avenue and
Ankeny Street. $5
503-236-5129.)
Ashland's Artattack Theater
presents Cabaret X 3
featunng rotating shows
through March 14 starring
Rogue Valley chanteur Kurt
Berhardt. Tonight's Old
Standard features timeless
classics from the 20th cen
tury. (8 pm. 310 Oak St.
$20 from 541 482-6505 or
www. artattacktheatre. com.)
She of buttery voice
fame, Arlene Hale
plays Touchstone Coffee
House (7-9 pm 7631 NE
Glisan S t.)
The Rose City Gay
Freedom Band presents
Ensembles à Trois. Gay
Bands of the Pacifk North
west. which welcomes
queer bands from Seattle
and Vancouver, British
Columbia, to Reed Col
lege's Kaul Auditorium
Hosted by gay Portland
City Council candidate