Just out. (Portland, OR) 1983-2013, August 20, 2004, Page 27, Image 27

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Chic Sheik and Zanne keep your white-clad
thighs a-shakin' Proceeds benefit the No on 36
campaign. (8pm 1001 SE Momson St $5 )
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Portland dyke duo
Terra join Anzona gen­
derqueer artist Namoli
Brennet at Mississippi
t
Pizza Pub. (7-10 pm. 3552 N
Mississippi Ave.)
S unday
The Last Word Open Mike Zine
Take in views of Mount Hood with Lesbians
Enjoying Nature and Science on an easy
three mile hike at Lookout Mountain
Meet at the Glisan Fred Meyer garden center.
(9:30 am. 6615 NE Glisan St. Judy
360-833 2545 judy 108@earthlink. net.)
Big, furry, friendly men dine together during
Bear Brunch at C.C. Slaughters. (11 am-
1 pm. 219 NW Davis St.)
Now's the time to join the Gay & Lesbian
Community Bowling Association 's Run
for the Roses League! The annual Get
Acquainted Session at Hollywood Lanes pro­
vides everything you need to know to start the
season next month. (3.30 pm. 4030 NE
Halsey St. 503-722-0438 www.pdxbowl.com.)
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S aturday
Join Lesbians Enjoying Nature and
Science on a four-mile scenic hike at Eagle
Creek. Meet at the Glisan Fred Meyer garden
center. (8:45 am. 6615 NE Glisan St. Laurie
503-977-2903.)
Follow the Bears Back to the Beach at
Sauvie Island, for a day as nature intended.
(11 am-4 pm. www.oregonbears.org.)
Catch a flick with Film Fatales for single
lesbians 30 and older (Carol 503-774-6116.)
White Bird at the Zoo Family Dance Series
presents Imago Theatre in its celebrated show
Frogz at the Oregon Zoo. (7 pm. 4001 SW
Canyon Road. $12 from TicketsWest.)
"Fight bigotry with fun" at Techno-
Dyke.com s White Party. Wear all
white for express entry into Holocene,
then beat the heat in the White Room while you
sip on a special White Drink. DJs La Petite,
Love Makes a Family sponsors a queer fami­
ly picnic featuring softball, swimming and
a potluck in Space 14B at Blue Lake
Regional Park in Fairview. (11 am
5 pm. 503-228-3892. info®
lmfamily.org.)
Come to a Car (and
dog) Wash and help
send DK PDX to
the International
Drag King Extrava­
ganza in Chicago this
fall! Drive through the
Egyptian Club parking
lot and have your
favorite drag
stars give you,
urn, we mean
your car or dog a
proper scrub.
(4-8 pm.
3701 SE Divi
sion St. $5
donation.)
Archie and Carl are selling Starky's! But it will
remain gay, don’t worry. Regardless, you
might not be able to help shedding a few
tears at the going-away party But the free
buffet will make you feel better. (4-8 pm.
2913 SE Stark St 508-230-7980.)
Oh. the games people play World's largest
game party every last Sunday. (3-7pm.
RSVP at 503-233-3557.)
The Pacific Coast Yacht Club sets sail for a
Full Moon Cruise around Hayden Island.
Meet for dinner first at the Island Cafe. (7 pm.
250 NE Tomahawk Island Dnve.
503 793-0751. www.pcyclub.org.)
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Read is every last Tuesday at In Other
Words. (8 pm. 3734 SE Hawthorne Blvd,
click_patterdale@yahoo.com.)
September
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) W ednesday
The Every Wednesday
Munch at McMenamins
Tavern is a chance to
socialize with other
B/D/S/M folk. (5-8 pm. i
1716 NW 23rd Ave.
dykedadi®
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aracnet.com.)
A peer-facilitated Les-
bian Discussion &
Social Group meets
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first and third Wednes-
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days at the Lesbian Com- 1
munity Project.
(6:30-8 pm 800 NW Sixth
Ave. 4253. 503-227 0605. j
rightonlesbos®
yahoo.com.)
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Tonight you're gonna
party like you're
America's answer to royalty: Prince plays the Rose
Garden on Sept. 1
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going t0 see Prince
and the New Power Generation at the Rose
Garden. (7:30 pm. One Center Court. $49.50-
$75 from Ticketmaster.)
M onday
Pink Martini's Thomas Lauderdale and China
Forbes spice things up dur­
ing the Vote Environ­
ment 2004 fund-raiser
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The Pacific Coast Yacht Club celebrates
Labor Day weekend through Sept. 5 at the
Convention Center Dock on the Willamette
New members welcome! (503-793-0751.
wwwpcyclub org.)
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Thomas Lauderdale meets Howard Dean during the
Vote Environment 2004 fund-raiser party Aug. 30
City Club's Citizens Read
book group discusses
Paradise Wild: Reimagining American Nature
with Portland gay author David Oates at Zimmer
man Community Center. (7:15 pm. 915 NW
Lovejoy St. Sign up at 503228-7231 or
cullen@pdxcitycluborg.)
“Sissyboy in Wonderland" is the theme for
this month's punk rock drag show hosted by
Zebra at International Club Mummy, with tunes
by DJs Stormy and James. (9 pm doors, 11 pm
show. 332 NE San Rafael St. $3)
3Î) T uesday
S aturday
Team Portland Tennis Association hosts the
Rose City Open through Sept. 6 at Port­
land Tennis Center. About 150 queers from
around the country gather for this annual
weekend of singles, doubles and mixed
doubles. No registration required to watch
and hoot. (324 NE 12th Ave.
503-772-5327 Register to play at
www. teamportland- tennis, org.)
party at Wieden +
Kennedy featunng former
Vermont Gov. Howard
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Dean. Proceeds benefit
'
environmental groups fight- i
ing the Bush administra­
tion's unprecedented assault
on the environment.
(7-9 pm. 224 NW 13th Ave.
$100-$200 from
503-224 4011 or
www. voteenvironment
2004 org $500 ticket
includes private wine recep­
tion with Dean.)
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2)
T hursday
Queer musician Tamara J Brown hosts open
mike at 3 Friends Coffeehouse (7 pm.
201 SE 12th Ave )
Booty hosts a Nightgowns and
Negligee Party at Porky's with an
amateur strip contest thrown in for
good measure Wear your PJs or naughty
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i lace and dance your
I insomnia away
I (9 pm-2 am. 835 N
I Lombard St. $3 after
10 pm.)
Join the Portland Front­
runners on Tuesdays for a
three- to six mile run (6:30 pm.
mfo@portlandfrontrunnersorg
wwwportlandfrontrunners org.)
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F riday
Rosetown Ramblers and DJ Crystal's monthly
country western dance at PPIA is 10 gal
Ions of fon. (9 30 pm-1:30 am. 618 SE Alder
St. $5. www.rosetownramblers.com.)
5) S unday
Eugene's Family Values hosts a first Sun­
day potluck lunch at Amazon Community Cen­
ter (1-3 pm 2700 Hilyard St. $2-$8 donation
family_values_pnde@hotmail.com.)
The Fox & Hounds Monthly Charity
Bingo (3:30 pm. 217 SW Second Ave.)
A world of femmes gather for the LaFemme
Magnifique International 2004-2005:
La Femme for All Seasons at the
Jantzen Beach DoubleTree Inn (8 pm 909 N
Hayden Island Dnve $30 from 503-222 5338
or darcellexv@aolcom.)
Take flight to Metamorphose queer night at
Madame Butterfly (8 pm 403 SW Stark St.)
Q-LAND hosts a
Find-a-Guy Party
Punk torch singer Storm
Largo teams up with pianist
James Beaton for A Sultry
August Evening in the Garden
at Wilfs Restaurant & Piano
Bar 's rose garden (7 pm
800 NW Sixth Ave $10 from
at C C Slaughters
with free HIV/STD
testing and voter reg
istration (9 pm-mid-
night. 219 NW Davis
St www.glandorg.)
503-223-0070.)
First k.d. lang and now this—how can we even stand ourselves this summer9
Melissa plays the Schnitz on Aug 25.
Stumble mto grace with
Emmyiou Harris Patty Griffin
and Buddy Miller at the Oregon
Zoo. (7 pm 4001 SW Canyon
Road. $27 from www
oregonzooorg or TicketsWest)
Leather Night and
Rad Hanky Social
Meet somebody new during
TechnoDyke.com's White
Party on Aug. 28
at Gail's Dirty Duck
every first and third
Friday (9 pm-mid
night 439 NW Third
Ave.)
Looking Ahead
Just Out columnist Marc Acito s first read­
ing from his new book How I Paid for College
A Novel of Sex. Theft. Fnendship i Musical
Theater is Sept 15 at Annie Bloom s Books.
(730 pm 7834 SW Capitol Highway )
Check out more listings
at www.justout.com'
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