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FRI • AUG. 3
Oregon Leather Pride Week 2007 runs through Aug. 12. (For
details on all events, times and locations, visit www. Oregon
leatherpride.org.)
Out Dancing's intermediate salsa class starts tonight and contin­
ues every Friday in August at Ankeny Street Studio. Beginning
country two-step class follows. (6:15-7:15 pm salsa ¡$40 for
month], 7:15-8:15 pm two-step ($30 for month]. Southeast Ninth
Avenue and Ankeny Street. 503-236-5129. www.outdancing.mfo.I
Freak Mountain Ramblers perform hillbilly rock music outdoors
at queer-owned Oregon Grape Nursery in West Linn. (6:30 pm.
65 S Dollar St. $14 from Tickets West.)
Aladdin Theater raises environmental awareness during
Mother Earth I featuring the clever songwriting and sto­
rytelling of Myshkin's Ruby Warblers, folksinger Raina
Rose, singer/songwriter Beth Willis and Oregon Art Beat host KC
Cowan, who will read the Dr. Seuss story "The Lorax' between
music sets. (8 pm. 3017 SE Milwaukie Ave. $15 from box office
or Ticketmaster.)
Queer/feminist rock band Swan Island opens for The Prids at
Mt. Tabor Legacy. (8 pm 4811 SE Hawthorne Blvd.)
Adrianne and Camille Bloom perform at Mississippi Studios.
(10 pm. 3939 N Mississippi Ave. $12 at the door, $10 in advance
from 503-288-3895.)
Rotture presents the straight-friendly dance party Juicy! featur­
ing DJs Beyonda, Dirty Money and Rad! every first and third
Friday. (10 pm. 315 SE Third Ave. $3.)
SAT • AUG. 4
Clean out your closets and help raise money for the Freedom
Socialist newspaper, the printed voice of revolutionary feminism,
during the Super Summertime Rummage Sale through Aug. 5
at the Bread and Roses Center. Housewares, clothing, jewelry,
collectibles and other items can be dropped off or picked up.
(9 am-5 pm Saturday, 10 am-4 pm Sunday 819 N Killingsworth
St. To make a donation call 503-240-4462.)
Salem's annual Gay Pride festival, Capitol Pride 2007,
features bands, singers, vendors, guest speakers,
karaoke, drag performers and more at Cascades
Gateway Park. (11 am-7 pm. 2100 Turner Road SE.)
In Other Words sponsors Young, Broke and Full of Dream«:
Low-Income and Homeless Portland Youth Organize Darfur
Benefit at Liberty Hall featuring literature and information on the
situation in Africa and performances from local bands and acts
from Guemlla Theater. Proceeds benefit Doctors Without Borders.
(6:30-10 pm. 311 N Ivy St. $5-$10 donation.)
Gay painter Kehinde Wiley discusses his provocative exhibition Aug. 18 at Portland Art Museum.
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