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DANCE THEATRE'S
aer ai aonce performance.
Nine An Evening of
Unconfined Circus, takes
to the stage and the air on
May 2-3 at Portland s French
Amertcan International School
»Read an interview
with Pendulum aerial
artist Luis Torres
on page 20.
for more info email qpandallies@gmail.com)
APPEARS NEXT TO EVENTS
RECOMMENDED BY THE
JUST OUT ARTS STAFF.
Final two days to view the works of gay artist Ta­
bor Porter at Beet Gallery. Porter works with found
» FRI • MAY I
The Imperial Sovereign Rose Court presents A
Knight in the Imperial Nursery, a Royal Pajama
Party. Dress in your finest PJ attire as White Knight
XIV, The Fabulous JJ Valentine & Debutante XXXVII,
The Endearing Apple Adams host this benefit for
Camp Starlight. (Doors @ 7 pm, Show @ 8 pm.
Embers Ave. 110 NW Broadway. $5 Donation.)
Queer dance night at The Know. Two bands, Can­
yons and play/start. (2026 NE Alberta, 8 pm $3)
Queer Penguins and Allies of Clark College stage
a fundraiser for Saturday in the Park. Live auction,
pictures, drinks and snacks. (6 pm-9 pm, Clark
College, 1933 Fort Vancouver Way, Vancouver, WA;
objects, which becomes the beginning of a piece of
sculpture or jewelry, to be connected to elements
he crafts outright from metal and wood, or with
other found materials. (1720 NW Lovejoy, www.
beetgallery.com )
You can’t have a May Day without Radical Women
taking to the streets. Rally in the south park blocks,
March and Rally for Immigrant and Workers Rights.
Radical Women asks you to join a feminist contingent
opposed to the ICE raids and racist US Immigration
policies. (4 pm, between Smith Memorial Center
and Cramer Hall at Portland State University,
www.radicalwomen.org)
Trail Chapter of the American Red Cross to provide
an interactive co-ed CPR class just for the GLBTO
community. In this class, you’ll learn how to respond
to breathing and cardiac emergencies in adults ages
13 and up, as well as the latest science for cardiovas­
cular care. (Cost is $37, with $5 from every class
going to support your 0 Center. 1-5 pm, 0 Center,
4115 N Mississippi Ave.)
Tonight's the night, one of the biggest
events of the year, the Red Dress Party!
» SAT • MAY 2
Tickets must be purchased in advance. Included in
the "Red Eye”-themed event is beverage service and
in-flight entertainment from Poison Waters, VJ Dan-
tronix, DJ Harmonix, DJ Tronic, Peach Fire Spinner,
the Blush Beauty Bar, Body Art by Naomi & Cheri of
K R Presents, and a special late-night performance
by Storm and the Balls! (9 pm. Bodyvox Dance
Center, 1201 NW 17th Ave. $50 Coach, $125 First
Class. More info at www.reddresspdx.com.)
CPR4GLBTQ: Q Center teams up with the Oregon
Block Party at Deschutes Brewery Portland Pub
to celebrate its first birthday. Davis Street will be
closed off for the event, which will feature munchies
from the grill and, of course, Deschutes' finest from
the tap. Face painting, live DJ and fun games for the
family. (Noon - 6 pm Deschutes Brewery's Portland
Pub, 210 NW 11th & Davis in the Pearl District)
Men’s gardening and Food sustainability team
at Manifest: Today’s topic, low-light greens and
herbs. Learn the basics of sustainable food garden­
ing. RSVP Bryan Rollins 503-223-8822 xl ($5-$20
sliding scale, no one turned away for lack of funds
www.manifestpdx.org/calendar)
Crystal’s Country Jam. Line dancing lessons with
DJ Crystal from 8-9 pm with dances beginning at
9 pm. Full bar and dance floor. (8 pm, PPAA, SE 6th
& Alder, www.cmeproductions.net)
The Adventure Group takes a moderate hike on
The Dalles Mountain Ranch trail, featuring open
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