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About Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 2004)
26 July 16.-2004 Submissions should be sene to ju s t out Calendar, P.O. Box 14400, Portland, OR 97293-0400; or faxed to 503-236-1257; or submitted at www.justout.com. Deadline is 15 days before issue date ju s t OUt is published on the first and third Friday of each month. All addresses are in Portland unless otherwise specified. the Defense of Mamage Coalition's assault on human rights. (9 pm -1 am. 3962 SE Hawthorne Blvd. $10 from darkiady@darklady.com.) 21 F riday ) W ednesday ErosTouch hosts Men Massaging Men every third Wednesday Two-on-one full-body massage in a safe and nurtunng environment No experience necessary. (7-10 pm. $20. Reg Sneakin' Out and The Flat Mountain Girls put an alt honky tonk spin on happy hour at Imbibe (6-8 pm. 2229 SE Hawthorne B lvd.) is te ra t 503-493 9421. w w w .erostouch.com .) Pink Martini headlines the Wild Kingdom Rhumba party at the Hult Center in Eugene, joined by the Latin Expression Salsa Orchestra and Lions of Batucada for power salsa, samba, marching percussion, jazz, Latin and Cuban music. It's queer movie night in Eugene with a showing of 9 D ead Gay (7 pm . I Eugene C enter $12-$20 from box office, 541 682 5000 o r w w w .hultcenter.org.) wow you at W ilf's Restaurant & Piano Bar. Q-LAND hosts a Men's Dance Jam in a pn- vate smoke-, drug- and alcohol-free space Shake your booty to world music as you over look the city. (503-223-8822 dance@qland.org.) Ashleigh Flynn and Lara Michelle play Imbibe (9 3 0 pm . 2229 SE Hawthorne B lvd.) S unday Whatum up? Join the women of The FO R EST Group for an 11 -mile hike to Whatum Lake. Dogs on a leash k. and kids welcome. (503-659-2782.) Guys. (7 pm. 541-302-6666.) Join the World's Largest Guitar Band at Pioneer Courthouse Square in a fund raising event for Sisters of the Road Café that expects some 1,000 guitarists play ing "This Land Is Your Land" for an hour to break the Guinness record. (10.30 am 7631 N E G Iis a n S t.) '80s pnncess Cyndi Lauper plays the Hult Center in Eugene. (7 :3 0 pm . 1 Eugene C en Sneak on out to Mississippi Pizza Pub to hear the fabu lous queer alt-country trio Sneakin' Out with spe cial guests. (7 pm. 3552 N ter. $24-$42 from box office, 541 -682 5000 o r w w w .hultcenter.org.) Her last show sold out, so get to Mississippi Pizza Pub early to hear folk-rocker Ellis, rea- tunng songs from her forthcoming CD M ississippi Ave. $5.) registration, 2 pm jam . S outhw est Broadw ay and Yamhill S treet. $10. www. sistersoftheroadcafe. org.) Portland Bisex- ual Women pro (9:30 pm. 3552 N M ississippi Ave. $ 5 .) vide a social, open forum at Cyberccino Café every second and fourth Fnday (7-9 pm. 2130 NE Broadway. $ 3 donation. portlandbiwom en@ com cast.net.) Eugene's OUTdoor Group sponsors a four- mile hike up Iron Mountain for some amazing wildflower viewing Meet at the Bean ery. (9 am. 152 W Fifth Ave. Hank Salem celebrates Capitol Pride at Cascade Gate way Park Get in on the free barbecue, softball game, kids’ activities, live music and more. (11 am- Get down, get down dunng the Oregon Bears' XX Dance at C.C. Slaughters. (9 pm -m idnight. 219 N W Davis S t.) 541 484-6259.) 2a) S aturday Love Makes a Family presents a workshop on Speaking Out for Same-Sex Marriage Fireside folk stories kick off the annual Homowo Festival of African Arts Aug. 6-8 at First Unitarian Church to teach nonviolent communication and public speaking skills. (9 am -2 pm. 1011 SW 12th Ave. $25-$50 Step spntely to A Spiritual donation. C ecil P rescod 503-228 3892. cecil@ lm fam ily.org.) Wolf Creek. (Register at www.jaydigory.com / Get your wheels shined dunng a car wash fund-raiser for Deaf & Hearing OUT Eugene's O U Tdoor Group takes a 12-mile hike on the Obsidian Loop Trail. Meet at The Beanery. (8 am. 152 W Fifth Ave. Ben Gathering of Radical Faeries through Aug. 1 near faerie/gathehngs/wc2004/wc2004. htm .) Reach's community space fund at Burgerville in Vancouver, Wash (10 am-4 pm. 11704 SE Queer Deaf & Hearing Coffee Night at Myshkin's Ruby Warblers play Imbibe Cyberccino Cafe (7-10 pm. 2130 NE Broad (9 30 pm. 2229 SE H awthorne B lvd.) M ill Plain B lvd.) way. w w w .dhor.org.) Saturday and Sunday, 7.30 pm M onday and Tuesday 2257 N W Raleigh St. V isit www radianttheatre.org fo r com plete schedule) Emergence Transgender Social Group meets in Eugene the third Saturday of every month. (7 30-11 pm. bce@efn org o r em g977@yahoo. com .) Dyke-owned coffee shop Haven presents jazzy, bluesy, funky Sky Cooper (8 pm. 3 5 5 1 SE D ivision S t.) If Sandra Bernhard and Am DiFranco hooked up. musician Amy Steinberg would be their love child. Find out for yourself at Mississippi Pizza Pub (7 pm 3552 N M ississippi A ve.) Bear Bust at Gail’s D irty Duck. (8-11 pm. 429 N W Third Ave. $ 8 members, $10 nonm em bers.) 18) S unday The indomitable Indigo Girls fill the Oregon Zoo with songs of environmentalism, idealism and, of course, heartbreak (7 pm. 4001 S W Canyon Road. $22 from w ww .oregonzoo.org o r TicketsW est.) Take flight to Metamorphose queer night at Madame Butterfly. (8 pm 403 SW S tark S U 19 M onday Portland Polyamory Circle welcomes all sexu al orientations to its month ly discussion group. (7 pm. Laury 503-285 4848 ) 541-485-0857.) Aladdin Theater hosts the Camper Finale Showcase, featur ing bands formed by participants in this summer's Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls Second show is July 31. (8 pm . 3017 SE M ilwaukie Ave. $5 from box office.) Chick flicks Film Fatales for sin gle lesbians older than 30 watch and dish every fourth Saturday. (C arol 503-774-6116.) 20 T uesday Haven presents Maria Callahan's Variety Show followed by open mike (7 3 0 pm 3551 SE D ivisb n S t.) Just when you thought you'd seen everything, Darklady hosts a clothes-on party Wear your best leather, vinyl, velvet, lace, formal, drag, whatever to Cocktails for Equality at No Fish! Go Fish! Cover goes to defeating The kids at the Sexual Minority Youth Resource Center host a fund-raiser for a trans friend’s surgery, with American Sign Language performances and a date auction (7 9 pm 2100 SE Belm ont S t $ 5 .) Lesbian blues singer Margo Tufo and pianist Jim Blackburn 6 pm. 2100 Turner Road SE. w w w .capitolpride.org.) Kick off Monarchs' Week 2004 with the Monarchs' Progres sive Dinner Four stops include cocktails, appetizers, soup, salad, entree and dessert. (1 pm. $10. scotyfoxx@rosecourt org or btta@ bttaliquor.com.) Join Keshet for a potluck barbecue and short Shabbat sponsored by Jewish Family & Child Service. Bring a kosher vegetarian or meat dish. (5 p m . D avid 503-226-7079 www. gayjew ishportland. com .) PHOTO BY SALLY Annual Women's Playwright Fes tival through July 20 at CoHo Theatre (2 pm * (7.30 pm. 800 N W Sixth Ave. Reservations at 5 0 3 2 2 3 -0 0 7 0 .) Acoustic dyke duo Terra play it cool and easy at Touchstone Coffee House (7-9 pm. Radiant Theatre presents the 100 per- ' cent free Emergence: The Second a p p e a rs n e x t to e v e n ts e s p e c ia lly re c o m m e n d e d b y th e J u s t O u t a r ts s ta ff.
