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7 W ednesday
Get a spring tuneup at a free
F riday
Youth empowerment organization Sisters in
Action for Power hosts its annual celebration
honoring young women, Uncovering the
Truth Behind the Masks at King Elemen
tary School, featuring a special performance
by SisterFire. (6:30 pm. 4906 NE Sixth Ave.
$10 $25 sliding scale.)
Out Dancing s
th erap eu tic yoga class for
er for mayoral candidate Phil Busse at the
Meow Meow, features Sarah Dougher, The
Beauty, Crosstide and more. (8 pm. 320 SE
Second Ave. Call 503-517-0824 for cover.)
Queer performer and teacher Oscar Nieto
joins three other outstanding flamenco dancers
for Flamenco Vivo! at Aladdin Theater. (8 pm.
3017 SE Milwaukie Ave. $15-$19 from box office
or Ticketmaster.)
beginning swing
classes start
tonight and con
tinue every Fri
day in April at
Ankeny Street
Studio. Level II
cha-cha follows.
(7-8 pm swing
($20 for month],
8-9 pm cha-cha
[$24 for month].
Southeast Ninth
Avenue and
Ankeny Street.
503-236-5129.
outdancing@
yahoo.com.)
A queer musician confab at the all-ages
Mississippi Pizza Pub features Vivian's
Keeper. Kristin M a rte l and Sarah
W oolf (8 pm. 3552 N Mississippi Ave.
$5.)
queers. Leam how to use yoga
and ayurveda to self-treat chronic
pain and other complaints.
(6:30-8:30 pm. 2785 N W West-
over Road Bart 503-223-8822.
www. gayyogaportland. com.)
Shake Your Booty for Busse. a fund-rais
Michael Dean, director of the film
DIY or DIE: How to Survive as an
Independent Artist and author of $30
Music School, signs books and plays
music at Borders. (7 pm. 708 SW
Third Ave.)
My Prom Sucked
party invites you to
go to prom your way
at the Melody Ball
room. Join single
and coupled heteros
and queers for a
night of expectation
bending fun. (8pm-
1 am. 615 SE Alder
St. $15 from
www.myprom
sucked.com.)
Back to Back collective cafe
serves up open mike night
every Wednesday. (7-9 pm. 614 E
Burnside St.)
The Rainbow Wranglers whoop
it up every Wednesday in Hall B of
Springfield's Emerald Square
Dance Center. (7:30-9:30 pm.
2095 Yolanda Ave. Richard
541-912-4932.)
Ani. A t the Schnitz. Need we
The Rocky
Horror Picture
Show every Sat
say more? (8 pm. 1037 S W
Broadway. $30 from
503-248-4335 o r Ticketmaster.)
urday at Clinton
Street Theater. (Midnight. 2522 SE Clinton St.
$ 6 .)
8 ■ T hursday
4 S unday
Deaf and Hearing OUT Reach
starts the beginner level of
Nocturnal plays host to Pom Pom Meltdown,
D IS and The Lovers. (8 pm. 1800 E Burnside
St. $5.)
Leather Night and Red Hanky Social
at Gail's Dirty Duck every first and third Fri
day. (9 pm-midnight. 439 NW Third Ave.
dustin@pacifier. com.)
Portland queer pop rocker Ashleigh Flynn
and Lara Michelle spice it up at Imbibe.
(9:30 pm. 2229 SE Hawthorne Blvd. $5.)
3 S aturday
Q ueer A m erican Sign Lan
guage classes tonight. Other
The women’s Forest Group visits the Oregon
Zoo Kids welcome. (503-504 7465.)
levels begin this week, too.
(7-9 pm. Sliding scale.
503-235-0840 TTTY/voice].
dhor@deafvision.net.)
Riding on the poly/cotton-blend coattails of the
first event, FatGiH Frock Swap 2 dresses up
Nocturnal with a plus-sized clothing exchange.
For every three (size 14 to 10x) items you
donate, get one free (up to five). Some new
items, DJs, raffles, refreshments. Proceeds ben
efit FatGirl Speaks. (10.30 am-4.30 pm. 1800 E
Burnside St. www.fatgir1speaks.com.)
house, hosted by queer musician
Tamara J. Brown. (7 pm. 201 SE
12th Ave.)
Eugene’s Family Values (it's queer, don't
wony) hosts a potluck lunch at Amazon Com
munity Center. (1-3 pm. 2700 Hilyard St. $2 $8
sliding scale. family_values_phde@hotmail.com.)
It’s GLBT Movie Night every
Thursday in Eugene. (7 pm. Kevin
541-687-9689
kfranken8@yahoo. com.)
Lesbian social club Rainbow River
Women meets first and third Saturdays at
McMenamins North Bank in Eugene. (5 pm.
22 Country Club Road. Sue 541-741-1210.)
Get lucky during the Fox & Hounds' Monthly
Charity Bingo (3.30 pm. 217 SW Second
Ave.)
Lesbians with Degrees meet first and
third Saturdays at Dingos. (6.30 pm. 4612 SE
Hawthorne Blvd. 503-307 8982.)
Find friendly folk into leather and kink during the
Beaverton Sunday Munch at McMenamins
Cedar Hills. (4-7pm. 2927 S W Cedar Hills Blvd.)
Open mike at 3 Friends Coffee
Must be Sunday: Church of the Poison
Mind at Silverado. (4-9 pm. 1217 S W Stark
St.)
Catch last week's episode of The L Word
followed by the new one every Sunday at the
Egyptian. (6 and 10pm. 3701 SE Division St.
503 236-8689.)
5 M onday
We're here, we re queer and we’re Mormon.
Affirmation hosts a potluck for queer Mor
mons. (6:30 pm. Jason 971-409-3463.
alyson@affirmation. org.)
They're back!
DK PDX, those mis
tresses (misters?) of
drag king disguise,
do it up at Holocene.
Hall & Oates, Tank
Girl, buttrock love,
Rod Stewart. Need
you ask for more?
(7 pm. 1001 SE Mor-
hson St. $5.)
The Egyptian Club hosts M a rtin i M o n
day every week in March and April. Free,
spaghetti dinner with any purchase, fo l
lowed by a classic film starring Garbo,
Dietrich, Stanwyck or another such classy
babe. (7 pm. 3701 SE
Division St.)
Mr., Miss and Ms. Gay
Oregon present Stars
on Stark Street a
drag performance
extravaganza hosted
by Poison Waters and
Maria at the Brig/Red
Cap Garage (8 pm.
1035 SW Stark St.
$5.)
Head out fo r two miles of
hilly and scenic sidewalk
ambling with Portland
Frontrunners and the
Adventure Group's Tues
day night W est Hills
Michael Dean,
director of the film
DIY or DIE: How to
Survive as an Inde
pendent Artist and
author of $30 Music
School, signs books
and plays music at
The Know (8 pm.
2026 NE Alberta St.)
S tre e t R u n/W alk
(6:30 pm. www
portlandfrontrunners.org.)
Tuesday night is Intuition
at Crush with psychic bar
tending and palm reading
by Madame GiGi. (1412 SE
Momson St.)
Open mike night returns
to lesbtonic coffee shop
Haven (7:30 pm 3551 SE
Division St.)
Groove to an international ensemble when
Robert Fripp's The League of C ra fty
G uitarists takes over Portland Institute
for Contemporary Art's Resource Room.
Fripp has played with King Crimson, David
Bowie, Talking Heads and other way-cool
rock stars. (7 and 9:30 pm. 219 N W 12th
Ave. $20 from tickets@portlandcircle.com.)
Get a road map to the future of the United
States during a reading of M oveO n's 5 0
Ways to Love Your Country: How to
Find Your Political Voice and Be-