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Sandra and Gary Etlinger invite you to their art-
filled Beaverton home for brunch accompanied
by fine wines and champagnes as well as the
soothing tones of the Pearl Jazz Trio featuring
Justin Franzino as part of Dinner at My
House for Our House a fund raiser series
for the HIV/AIDS health and housing services
nonprofit. ( I I am. $100. For reservations or a
brochure listing all dinners, call 503-736 9276.)
Gay author Andy Mangels is among the special
guests appearing at the sci-fi convention Star
Party Portland at Hollywood Theatre. ( I I am
5 pm 4122 NE Sandy Blvd. $18 at the door,
$12 in advance from www starpartypdx.com.)
Eugene's WOW Hall welcomes The Butchiee
and Bitch for a night of lesbian rock. (8 3 0 pm.
291 W Eighth Ave. $10 from www wowhall.org.)
Enjoy a genatric night of Thanksgiving misadven­
ture as punk drag troupe Sissyboy Gets Old
and Tired! at International Club Mummy.
(11 pm. 332 NE San Rafael St. $3.)
i s T hursday
Alumni and students from the Ivy League and
Seven Sisters schools, their friends and their
Pizza, 3341 SE Belmont St $5-$15 donation
www radiantiheatre. org. )
Go on a Manhunt Party at Scandals with
Q-LAND Win prizes, meet interesting men and
get a free HIV/STD test. (9 pm-midmght.
1038 SW Stark St. www.qland.org.)
S aturday
Eugene's Outdoor Group meets at The Bean
ery for a hike at Sweet Creek and Beaver Creek
Holy Goats! expenments with dance and music
improvisation at Performance Works NorthWest.
Admission includes coffee and bagels! (2 pm.
4625 SE 67th Ave. $7 503-777-1907.)
Come to Holocene for Tart— a monthly party
where the girls go to get more weekend in their
weekend. You will be sad you missed it. (4-9 pm.
1001 SE Morrison St.)
12 F riday
Lesbian artists R. Rolfe Celia Lyon Jeri
Baumgartner and Nancy Wessels band
together for a showing and sale of watercolors.
textiles, constructions, wearable art and jewelry
through Nov. 14. (5-9 pm Friday, 10am-5pm
Saturday, 11 am-4 pm Sunday. 1523 SE Ankeny
St. 503-2606231)
Bi singer/songwriter Rachael Sage
performs moody, edgy folk music from
her new album, Ballads & Burlesque, at
Touchstone Coffee House. (7-9 pm. 7631 NE
Glisan St. $3 donation plus one-drink minimum.)
It's J u s t O u t night as CoHo Productions pre­
sents David Mamet's comedy of manners about
two Victorian “ women of fashion" who live
together in a Boston Marriage. (8 pm. 2257 N W
Raleigh St. $19-$21 from 503-220-COHO.)
Q-LAND presents Whip It!— an '80s karaoke
party with prizes for best, worst and sexiest per­
formance as well as free HIV/STD testing.
(8 3 0 pm -1 am. 1023 S W Stark St. $2 donation.
503-223-8822.)
13 S aturday
Knock down some pins at Hollywood Bowl while
raising money for Camp Starlight a summer
getaway for children affected by HIV/AIDS.
(Noon-4 pm. 4030 NE Halsey St. $1C.)
Studio 1050 transforms into a tapestry-lined,
incense-filled passage through China, Turkey,
India, Indonesia and beyond during the Silk
Road Supper featuring food by Salvador
Molly's, live tribal music by Gypsy Caravan and
belly dancing. Proceeds benefit p:ear gallery.
(7 pm 1050 SE Water St $100 from
503-228-6677.)
Out Dancing's monthly Dance Social is every
second Saturday at Ankeny Street Studio. Les­
son and refreshments included. (7-10 pm. South
east Ninth Avenue and Ankeny Street. $5
503-236 5129.)
Hip Chicks Do Wine hosts the Wine Hottie
Calendar Release Party featuring Annie
Band and Queenbee Jackson. Proceeds benefit
the Rock 'n' Roll Camp for Girls and Mount
Scott Learning Center (7:30-11 pm. 4510 SE
23rd Ave. $3. www.hipchicksdowme.com.)
Erin McKeown opens for The Waifs at Aladdin
Theater. (8 pm. 3017 SE Milwaukie Ave. $14.50-
$17 from the box office or Ticketmaster.)
Laura Kemp performs acoustic bluegrass
music from her new CD, May, with Caleb Klaud
er at Mississippi Studios. (8 pm. 3939 N Missis­
sippi Ave $10.)
The Doug Fir Lounge launches Jack: Queer
as F**k second and fourth Sundays with elec­
troclash creator Larry Tee. (5-11 pm. 830 E
Burnside St. $6. www.jackpdx.com.)
is
M onday
Portland Polyamory Circle welcomes all
sexual orientations to its monthly discussion
group. (7 pm. Laury 503-285-4848)
Grease your wheels with the Rosetown Ram­
blers' Gay Skate Night at Oaks Park every
third Monday. Proceeds benefit Love Makes a
Family. (7:30-9:30 pm. 1 SE Spokane St. $5.)
partners are invited to the LGBT All-
Ivy/Seven Sisters/Plus Alumni Mixer at
Falls. (9 am. 152 W Fifth Ave. Ron
541-683-5084.)
Crush. (6-8 pm 1412 SE Mornson St.)
16 T uesday
Just Out columnist Marc Acito reads from
How I Paid for College: A Novel of Sex, Theft,
Friendship & Musical Theater at Broadway
Books. (7 pm. 1714 NE Broadway.)
Cheer on queer nominee Ariel Gore (Atlas o f the
Human Heart) during the 18th annual Oregon
Book Awards at the Scottish Rite Center.
(7:30 pm. 1512 SW Morrison St. $18-$25 from
503-227-2583 www literary-arts.org.)
Bitch The Butchies t-reXXXa and LKN
Cup and Saucer Northeast (formerly Dahlia
Cafe) hosts STS and Dexter's Spoken
Mic No guitars allowed! (7-8:30 pm writing
group, 8:30-10 pm open mike 3000 NE
Killingsworth St.)
perform at Nocturnal. (7:30 pm. 1800 E Burnside
St. $10 from www.noctumalpdx.com.)
Dress in drag, bring a CD and sign up to take
the stage for Amateur Drag Night at the
The Lesbian Garden Club holds its annual
Harvest Potluck at Pam’s cozy home. She
will prepare the turkey; you just need to bring a
salad, a side dish, dessert or drinks. (4 pm.
RSVP to 503-233-2385)
Come to the third annual Gay Pinochle
Tournament at Hobo's. (4 pm. $15 at the door,
$10 in advance from 503-641-7224.)
The all-new nightclub C.C. Slaughters presents
the Blue Ball (9 pm. 219 NW Davis St. $5.
www ccslaughterspdx. com.)
Bi singer/songwriter Rachael Sage performs
with Moot Davis and the Cool Deal featuring
Pete Anderson at Cafe Paradiso in Eugene.
(8 pm 115 W Broadway $10.)
It's back Queer ASL Comedy Night 5
featuring queer deaf and hearing per­
formers at Holixene. Voice inter­
preted. Proceeds benefit Deaf
& Hearing Out Reach.
(6.30 pm. 1001 SE
Morrison St. $5.
wwvr.dhor.org.)
Eugene's Outdoor Group
meets at The Beanery for a
beautiful hike at Three Mile
Lake outside Florence. (9 am
152 W Fifth Ave. Renee or
Ten 541-942-8979.)
Queer night Taint is back in action every first
and third Tuesday with a permanent home in the
basement at the Goodfoot. DJs Yeah Yeah,
Hella, Astro, Paulanet and Spy spin. (9 pm-2 am.
2845 SE Stark St. $3 sliding scale.)
17 W ednesday
V
H ip M a m a the award-winning parent
ing zine, celebrates its first 10 years at
Hip Chicks Do Wine with queer founder
Ariel Gore, readings from her new anthology,
special guest Inga Muscio, music by the
Mambo Queens, food and cake (6 30 pm.
4510 SE 23rd Ave Donations.)
Eros Touch hosts Mon Massaging Men every
first and third Wednesday Two-on-one full body
massage in a safe and nurturing environment.
No experience necessary (7-10 pm $20 Regis­
ter at 503 493-9421 www erostouch co m )
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Egyptian Club. Featuring performances by your
favonte Portland drag kings' (9 pm 3701 SE
Division St.)
Celebrate the 26th anniversary of the Jonestown
Massacre by drinking Booty juice and chilling to
the sounds of DJ Stepchild at Porky's Pub.
(9 pm-2 am 835 N Lombard St. $3 after 10 pm
wwwbootypdxcom.)
19 F riday
Come pin the Chnst on the cross, drink
Bloody Marys and have a rockin' good
time during Cabaret Passionate an
evening of provocative performers—including
the aH-girl queer band t-raXXXa— through
Nov 20. Proceeds benefit Radiant Theatre's
May 2005 production of Jesus Christ
Superstar (8 pm Friday The Thbe Theatre.
403 NE Fifth Ave Saturday It's a Beautiful
2i S unday
Join Lesbians Enjoying Nature and Sci­
ence for a morning of bird watching at Jackson
Bottom Wetlands. (10 am Tem 503-626 4623)
Looking Ahead
Cher returns to the Rose Garden on Jan 25,
2005, for the third round of her farewell tour—
this time with special guests The Village Peo­
ple Tickets go on sale Nov 13. (7 30 pm
1 Center Court $55-$77 50 from Ticketmaster.)
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