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august
CityWalk with the Adventure
Group and follow it up with dinner.
(6.30 pm. www. adventuregroup org.)
Portland Monthly's outdoor film fes
tival at McCormick Pier, Dive-In
Theater, continues with a screen
ing of Rear Window Proceeds to all
the series’ (super straight) films
benefit Cascade AIDS Project
(7 pm. 1040 NW Naito Parkway
$10 from 503-222 5144, ext. 135.
www.pmafterhours.com.)
Susie Shepherd and Kaite Chase host a
GAYrage Sale through Aug. 22 to benefit
Portland Parents, Families and Friends of Les
bians and Gays and the Ann and Bill Shep
herd Legal Scholarship Fund Take home a
piece of Portland's gay history from the leg
endary founders of Portland PFLAG. (9 am-
5 pm. 6615 NE 22nd Ave.)
Sing karaoke every Monday and
Tuesday at dyke owned Tennessee
Red’s. (9 pm-2:30 am 2133 SE
11th Ave. 503-231-1710.)
Haven hosts Sack the Quarterback a
benefit for MoveOn.org with performances by
Cheryl Barta, Laurel Winter and David Sulli
van. (7 pm. 3551 SE Division St.)
Leave it to fate at Make-A-Date
every Tuesday at Boxxes. (9 pm.
1035 SW Stark St.)
Dyke musician Laura Love reads from her
new memoir, You Am't Got No Easter
Clothes, at Powell's on Hawthorne (7:30 pm.
3723 SE Hawthorne Blvd.)
Weekly queer night Booty welcomes you
“queer as ye be" to Porky’s. DJs Puppet,
Stormy, J-Ho and Tanner spin the night away.
(9 pm-2 am. 835 N Lombard St. $3 after
10 pm.)
F riday
The FOREST Group leads a three-night
backpacking trip for women into Indian
Heaven Wilderness (503-659-2782.)
Fab queer cover trio Sneakin* Out plays
Imbibe (6-8 pm. 2229 SE Hawthorne Blvd.)
Trinity Irish Dance Company per
Eugene's Imperial Sovereign Court of the
Emerald Empire presents Coronation 2004:
Legends of Hollywood—A Return to the Silver
Screen through Aug 22. Tonight is the Out
of Town Show at Neighbors. (7pm. 1417
Villard St. $10.)
Throb Tuesdays at the Eagle,
with music by DJs ChaotiQueer,
Nancy Bear, Stormy and Puppet.
Get your dirty on. (10 pm-2 am.
1300 W Bumside St.)
Tuesdays are Venus night
at No Fish! Go Fish! for
women who love women
Featuring special guest drink The
Venus of Willendorf! (10 pm 1 am
3962 SE Hawthorne Blvd)
PDX Pride queer bowling league meets
every Friday at Hollywood Lanes. (7 9pm.
4030 NE Halsey St Kathy 503-774-3042 )
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Portland Radical Faeries gather every
Saturday at 3 Friends Coffeehouse. (9 30 am.
201 SE 12th Ave. otter@pcez.com.)
W ednesday
forms as part of the White Bird at the Zoo
Family Dance Series at the Oregon Zoo.
(7 pm. 4001 SW Canyon Road. $14 from
TicketsWest.)
Portland Bisexual Women meet in the
Cyberccino Cafe Living Room every second
and fourth Fnday. Newcomers welcome; bring
your burning issues (7-9 pm. 2130 NE Broad
way. portlandbiwomen@comcast.net.)
Portland author Jennie Shortridge reads
and sings from her novel Riding with the Queen
dunng the Last Friday Music senes at In Other
Words (7 pm. 3734 SE Hawthorne Blvd.)
Allyn Roberts plays at Haven. (7:30 pm.
Tim Bias. David Martinez,
Bob Mensel and Multnom
ah County Commissioner
Maria Rojo de Steffey are
3 Men & a Lady talking about
how to defeat Ballot Measure 36
at Hobo's. Reps from the
No on 36 campaign and Basic
Rights Oregon will also be on hand
at this fund raiser presentation.
(5:30 pm. 120 NW Third Ave.)
Queer Mormon group Affirmation invites
you to spend the day picnicking and playing at
Mayfield Lake in Washington's Ike Kinswa
State Park (10 am meet to carpool. Jason
971 409-3463 alyson@affirmation.org.)
Get used books at great pnces and benefit
Multnomah County Democrats during the
Leave No Book Behind sale through
Aug. 22 at Musicians Union Local 99 (10 am-
4 pm 325 NE 20th Ave Andrea 503 239-8848.)
3551 SE Division St.)
Goin' on a Manhunt Party at Scandals with
Q-LAND Prizes, free HIV/STD testing and
voter registration if you need a pretense.
(9 pm-midnight. 1038 SW Stark St.
www.qland.org.)
Get your groove on during the Friday night
hip-hop dance class with Tequila at the
Egyptian Club, followed by DJ Nada. (9 pm.
3701 SE Division St.)
Astrologer Dena DeCastro
Deaf & Heanng OUT Reach hosts an Open
House and Barbecue in its brand new
space! Bnng something to grill and join the
fun. (4-9 pm. 2607 SE Hawthorne Blvd #1.
$3 donation)
Get down, get down during the Oregon
produces charts on the spot
Bears' XX Dance at C.C. Slaughters
Wednesdays at everybody 's
favorite lesbo lounge, Touchstone.
(9-11 pm. 219 NW Davis St.)
1:30pm. 7631 NE
St. 503-262-7613.)
Up Close in Pink
Eugene lesbian group Women to Women
gets together every Saturday at Neighbors
(6 pm 1417 Villard St.)
In Other Words hosts a
screening of Siss Boom
Eugene's Impenal Sovereign Court of the
Emerald Empire presents Coronation
Time for the monthly Bear Bust at Gail's
Dirty Duck. (9 pm-midnight. 429 NW Third
Ave. $8-$10.)
2004: Legends of Hollywood—A
Return to the Silver Screen at River
Ranch Steak House. (6 pm. 2123 Franklin
Blvd $25. bsuH622@aol com.)
Emergence Transgender Social Group
meets every third Saturday in Eugene
(7:30-11 pm bce@efn org or
emg977@yahoo.com.)
That eversoacoustically lovely lesbian duo
Terra lights up Touchstone Coffee House.
(7-9 pm 7631 NE Glisan St. $5 donation.)
Crush wine and martini bar hosts Boy
Crush boys night every Saturday with
guest DJs and special cocktails.
(1412 SE Morrison St. www crushbar com.)
The Gay & Lesbian Community Bowling
Association's Run for the Roses league
invites you to get acquainted Aug. 29
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S unday
Join in the Victory Brunch for the Imperial
Sovereign Court of the Emerald Empire's brand
new royalty at River Ranch Steak House in
Eugene. (11 am-2 pm. 2123 Franklin Blvd. $15.)
The Pacific Coast Yacht Club hosts a
Government Island Picnic Cruise with volley
ball, barbecue and water play. (1-7pm.
503-793-0751. wwwpcyclub org.)
The Lesbian Garden Club hosts its 12th
annual Vita Sackville-West Croquet
Party Nonmembers are quite welcome to
this afternoon of sport, snacks and fnendly
conversation. (2 pm. 503-909-2002.
Igc@spiritone. com.)
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T uesday
Oregon Tradeswomen offers a presenta
tion on job training and employment opportu
nities for women in carpentry, electrical and
more at the Portland Metropolitan Workforce
Training Center. (2-4 pm. 5600 NE 42nd Ave.
Register at 503-335-8200, ext. 21.)
followed by a discussion with mem
bers of the cheer squad, plus Code
Pink and Women in Black (7 pm.
3734 SE Hawthorne Blvd
503-2326003.)
White Bird at the Zoo Family Dance
Series presents Do Jump! acrobatic dance
troupe at the Oregon Zoo. (7 pm. 4001 SW
Canyon Road. $9 from TicketsWest.)
Perhaps you'll get Lucky during the Melissa
Etheridge concert at Arlene Schnitzer Con
cert Hall (8 pm. 1037 SW Broadway $35-
$75 from box office or Ticketmaster.)
Queer funk bassist Laura Love celebrates
her new CD, You Ain't Got No Easter
Clothes, at Mississippi Studios. (8 pm.
3939 N Mississippi Ave. $15.)
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T hursday
Diva presents the Naughty Party at
Holocene Watch go-go chicks in fine fetish
wear, visit the "bad girt" comer, send a flirt
card and get spanked all to dance beats by
DJs Zanne, Chic Sheik, Harmony and Con
nor. (5-10 pm. 1001 SE Morrison St $5.)
♦
of proceeds goes to the No on 36 campaign
(7 pm-1 am. $25 street clothes. $20 reform
school or other creative garb. RSVP to
darklady@darklady. com.)
Bah, No Mah Wah:
Radical Cheerleaders
Rock Portland by Elizabeth Atly,
which explores the
creative expressions
of those affected
by breast
cancer, opens
with a Sept. 2
reception
The Reformatory for Unrepentant Deviants is
back for Darklady's Back-to-School
Birthday Party Fundraiser Unbutton
that starched white shirt for a night of refor
matory games, music by Full Brazil, S/M play
spaces, fetish vendors and more A portion
The Northwest Film Center presents Real
and Redemption: An Evening
with Bill Daniel» and Vanessa Ren-
wick at Guild Theatre. Cornerstones of
ity
Portland's experimental film community,
the pair's latest collaborations offer per
sonal perspectives of life in these
times that range from the
allegorical to the expository.
(7 pm 829 SW Ninth Ave.
$6-$7)
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