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WYMPROV! returns to Corvallis for a show at
the Majestic Theater. (8 pm. 115 SW Second St.
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Words. No experience necessary, and paper and
pencils will be provided (6.30-8.30 pm. 3734 SE
Hawthorne Blvd. $5 $10 sliding scale.)
$ 12.)
Dance Against 36 with great music, prizes
for best costumes and hors d ’oeuvres at
Ki West in Lincoln City. Proceeds benefit Coastal
AIDS Network's educational outreach. (8 pm-
midnight. 2945 N W Je tty Ave $15 sliding scale.
541-994-5597.)
Eat, drink and be merry at Wild Abandon
as House of Cunt entertainer Am ber
M artin debuts experimental work and
reunites us with some “ old" friends. The
No on 36 campaign will receive, appropriately, 36
percent of all proceeds. (7 3 0 pm dinner. 9 pm
show. 2411 SE Belmont St. $15 from
503-232-4458.)
Mr. and Ms. Oregon State Leather Andy
» t i t * Mangels and Darklady present the Wild
West Bunkhouse Party at the Eagle
featuring cowboy bondage, country music, drink
specials and food. Proceeds benefit Esther’s
Pantry. (9 pm-2 am. 1300 W Burnside. $4.)
24 S unday
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Eugene’s O utdoor Group takes a gentle five-
mile hike through patches of old growth forest
along Larison Creek. Meet at The Beanery.
(10 am. 152 W Fifth Ave Mark 541-683-7854.)
27) W ednesday
Come join the Rosetown Ramblers for square
dance lessons at Trinity United Methodist
Church's Fellowship Hall. (7:30-9.30pm.
3915 SE Steele S t.)
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T hursday
Wild Abandon continues its live acoustic music
Thursdays with Lawrence Welk Show
(8:30 pm. 2411 SE Belmont St. 503-232-4458.)
Anne Weiss and W alker T. Ryan perform at
Mississippi Pizza Pub. (9:30 pm. 3552 N M issis
sippi Ave.)
D erek M cC o rm a ck reads fro m his
novel a bout a gay c o u tu rie r w ho also
happens to be a va m p ire Nov. 5
25 M onday
Queer N ight every Monday at Le Happy.
Check out the remodeled bar, entrance,
catwalks, dance floor and state-of-the-
art laser light display at the C.C. Slaugh
ters Grand Reopening Party The all-new
nightclub welcomes you back with a DJ, drink
specials and prizes through Oct. 23. (9 pm.
219 N W D avis St. www.ccslaughterspdx.com.)
Bad Girls presents Dyke N ight at the Eagle
with live entertainment, catered food, dancers,
prizes and an auction. Proceeds benefit Camp
Starlight. (9 pm. 1300 W Burnside. $4.
www.pdxbadgids.net.)
) S aturday
(9pm -1 am. 1011 N W 16th Ave.)
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T uesday
Learn how to make your own comics
Rest up now for a nonstop dance party when
United State o f Electrónica hits the Tonic
Lounge along with Strength, Something for Rock
ets and Aqueduct. (3100 NE Sandy Blvd. $7.)
The third annual Enteractive Language
Festival kicks off with “ Languages of Evolu
tion, " a free lecture on evolution accompanied by
electronic music and video projections, at Ona
Gallery. The festival continues through Nov. 28
at various venues. (7.30 pm. 1829 NE Alberta
St. For a complete schedule visit
www.2gydz.org.)
W hite B ird p resents the M artha Graham Dance C om pany on O ct. 27
at th e S chnitz
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S unday
T hursday
Q-LAND offers free HIV/STD testing at
C.C. Slaughters. (9 pm-midnight. 219 N W Davis
St. www.qland.org.)
See Page
49 fgr a
complete
list of queer
Halloween
events.
with illustrator and artist Nik Arnold at In Other
29' F riday
Get ART the Vote by bringing your mail-in
election ballot to Brian Marki Fine Art and joining
a dialogue about voting, politics and art. (6-9 pm.
2236 NE Broadway.)
51 F riday
Derek McCormack reads from The Haunted
Hillbilly, a creepy novel about a gay couturier
who also happens to be a vampire, at Powell's.
(7.30 pm. 1005 W Burnside S t.)
Sneakin' O ut performs at Mississippi Pizza
Pub. (9:30 pm. 3552 N M ississippi Ave.)
Take an easy 5.2-mile hike through old growth
along the Lower Salmon River with Lesbians
Enjoying Nature and Science Meet at the
Northeast Glisan Fred Meyer. (10 am. 6615 NE
Glisan St. Laude 503 977-2903.)
The Oregon Bears meet at Hobo’s before going
underground for the Shanghai Tunnel Ghost
Tour. (5 pm. 120 N W Third Ave. $12. Register
at www.oregonbears.org.)
Join the Live and Let Live Club, which
serves the sexual minority recovery community,
for a trip to a Portland fun house. (7 pm.
1210 SE Seventh Ave. 503-238-6091.)
S aturday
Join Lesbians Enjoying Nature and S ci
ence for bird watching at Fernhill Wetlands.
(10 am. Susan 503-232-6738.)
Bad Girls presents a Flogging Workshop
and Queer Play Party Costumes encour
aged (6-8 pm workshop [$81, 9 pm-2 am party
($151. RSVP to contact@ pdxbadgids.net.)
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K a th le e n S a a d a t ( r ig h t) w ill r e f le c t o n B a llo t M e a s u re 9 O c t. 2 0 a t C lin to n
S tr e e t T h e a te r
november
1 M onday
Sing karaoke every Monday and Tuesday at
dyke-owned Tennessee Red’s. (9 pm-2 30 am
2133 SE 11th Ave 503-231-1710)
2 T uesday
Lesbian laughter leader Gail Hand teaches
laughter classes at C0H0 Theater to help lift
your spints, lower your blood pressure and bnng
about amazing changes in your life (7-8 pm.
2257 N W Raleigh St. $5 )
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K im H am blin sh o w s us What's on Your M ind ?
th ro u g h O ct. 28 at p:ear g a lle ry
W ednesday
A peer facilitated Lesbian Discussion t
Social Group meets first and third Wednes
days at the Lesbian Community Project
(6 30-8 pm 800 N W Sixth Ave 4253
503 227 0605 nghtonlesbos@yahoo co m )
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S aturday
Depending on how things turn out
Nov 2, the Rose C ity Gay Freedom
Band presents an election Celebration
o r Consolation featuring festive folk dance music
from around the world at Hollywood Theatre
(8 pm. 4122 NE Sandy Blvd $8 $12 from Music
Millennium o r at the door )
7 S unday
Eugene’s Family Values hosts a first Sunday
potluck lunch at Amazon Community Center
(1-3 pm 2700 Hilyard S t $2 $8 donation
famiiy_valuesjpride@ hotmail.com.)
Get lucky during the Fox & Hounds Monthly
Charity Bingo (3.30pm 217 SW Second A v e )
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