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26JU LY 3 20(W 1 O U T 8 AE O UT WWW JU STOUT COM fÄ ] musicians to test out new original m aterial and connect with other local youth creatives. We’ve got the space, the coffee, and the piano-now all we need is you! (7-10pm, 0 Center, 4115 N Mississippi, free) wwv » TUES JULY W • Yoga With Charles! This coed class, with all levels from beginner to advanced, practices a m ixture of Flow, Core, and Relaxation poses. Bring a friend for only $5! *bring your own mat and blanket (if needed)* (6:30-8pm, 0 Center, No Bull - It's Country Western Night at the Dirty Duck, with host Ben Brown Jr.! Hog Tyin’ Demo by Coral Mallow, Ms. OR State Leather 2007. Con test and prizes for best country, hillbilly or cowboy look, and country music all night long. 50/50 raffle, $1.00 per ticket or $5.00 inseam, Proceeds ben efit Eastern Oregon Pride/UMA, www.umalt.com. Salon 0, a welcoming social environment for the queer community. Network, chat, social ize, flirt, dish, kib itz-w e ’re here. No cover, no presentations, no sales pitch. (7 pm. Venue (9 p.m. to midnight, $5.00 suggested donation, 21+ w/ID, 439 NW Third at corner o f Glisan.) Varies. Visit www.salongpdx.com for the latest updates.) » SUN JULY I2 • The Adventure Group goes on a casual ur ban bike ride through the streets and trails of Portland. Meet at the drinking fountain on the Vera Katz Eastbank Esplanade. (6 pm, 2 SE The Adventure Group goes on an easy kayak outing on Scappoose Bay. Beginners welcome. Meet at the parking lot of Montgomery Park. (10am, 2701 NW Vaughn, Evan 503-701-7922) Crush presents "That's So Gay" trivia night every Sunday. Trivia about all things fabulous! 4115 N Mississippi, $35/month or $10/drop-in) Madison St. Laurent 503-880-8900) Martinis, anyone? Head on down to Vault for the weekly queer night. (9pm-close, Vault, 226 NW 12th Ave, www.vault-martini.com) (7 pm, 1400 SE Morrison St.) Come play pinochle! Are you a little rusty? Always wanted to learn? Now is your chance! (6pm, Hobo's, 120 NW 3rd Ave, Free) Grab your spacesuit alien, we're off for an out-of-this-world adventure as The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence bring you Intergalatic Bingo! July is HOT...and bingo is no exception. Fun, Cash & Prizes, and, of course, free stuff. (4pm, PPAA Hall, 618 SE Alder, $15-20/person) Burlesque Life Drawing Comes to Portland, again! Dr. Sketchy's A nti-A rt School is the little New York art event that became a move ment. Now, Miss Frankie Tease is bringing Dr. Sketchy's to Portland, in its new incarnation. The m onthly sessions will feature burlesque babes, roller derby girls, drag queens and fetish models, along with contests, prizes and booze galore. Dr. Sketchy's happens every 2nd Sunday (8-11pm, Kelly's Olympian Bar, Downtown Portland, $10, 21+, drsketchyportland@gmail.com) » MON JULY 13 • Personal Training Group. Learn with ACE Cer tified Personal Trainer David Scheer, and a team how to turn your wellness goals into fun, easy exercise & nutrition. (7-8 am weekly Mon, Wed, & Fri. www.manifestpdx.org/calendar) Wanderlust Cycling Group. Have fun explor ing Portland by bike followed by optional din ner & hot tub. (6:30-8 pm. Mondays, weekly. www.manifestpdx.org/calendar) » WED JULY I5 • Personal Training Group. Learn with ACE Cer tified Personal Trainer David Scheer, and a team how to turn your wellness goals into fun, easy, exercise & nutrition. (7-8 am weekly Mon, Wed, & Fri. www.manifestpdx.org/calendar) Welcome to a writing group here at 0 Center for self-identified women writers of all levels and genres (fiction, non-fiction, poetry, screen play, children's lit, etc.) The goal of Women who Write is to combine critique and a creative w rit ing group, all within a supportive space. (7-9pm, 0 Center, 4115 N. Mississippi, www.pdxqcenter. org) Rosetown Ramblers hosts Club Night at the Milwaukie Grange with a special guest caller. Full Mainstream & Plus. No fee. Casual. (7:30 pm, Milwaukie Grange, 12015 SE 22nd Ave, free) FAME! North Portland's new queer dance night. Every Wednesday night. Cheap food and drinks plus pinball and pool. (9:30 pm - Close. Portsmouth Pub, 5262 N. Lombard St. No Cover!) » THURS JULY I6 • Connect your breathing, body & mind with Beginner's Yoga. (6:15-7:30 pm. Thursdays weekly, www.manifestpdx.org/calendar) The Adventure Group takes an easy urban walk on the Lake Oswego Loop. Meet in George Rodgers Park, next to Stone Furnace. » PORTLAND IDOL-IZES ADAM AND COMPANY AT OPENING TOUR DATE Glom bert Alert Though the winner of this year’s American Idol TV singing competition was Kris Allen, fans are still fawning over the dreamy - and now fully out - Adam Lambert. But there’s no need to choose a favorite when both, accompanied by all eight finalists will tour with American Idols Live this summer. Portland is honored as the first stop on this extravaganza, with a Rose Garden concert Sunday, July 5. Each finalist has been given additional freedom to explore his or her own musi cal vibe in a show that encompasses both numbers from this year’s broadcasts and new jams. Top Idol Kris Allen says, “I feel like it’s going to be 10 little shows with 10 really talented people. It’s going to be incredible.” This individuality, coupled with the dynamism of a live performance, will create a concert that is far more than the sum of its televised parts. Allen also says of his upcoming album: “On Idol...I went the route of doing a lot of classic rock. So, I’m going to try to take the best musically from that era and make it mix with modern pop electronic production. It should be really different.” Our boy Glambert is also sure to be a driving force in this new foray into self-expression. He promises outlandish outfits to include studs, rivets and spikes - even a gender-bending, updated David the Guys" to kick the summer off right! (7pm, In Other Words Bookstore, 8 NE Killingsworth, Free, languagewatereddown@yahoo.com) Find work and abundance group. Men com m itted to creating work that is both fulfilling & brings them abundance support one another every week. The group will also learn together crucial job creation skills like: inform ational interviewing, networking, resume w riting, in te r net research, etc. Facilitated by Thom Cathcart, life coach. (7:45-9:30pm. Mondays, weekly. Head down to Diablos in Eugene every Thursday for the Queer Underground Dance Party! (9pm, www.manifestpdx.org/calendar) » FRI JULY 17 • » SAT JULY I8 • The Feminist Film Society meets every 3rd Friday at the in Other Words Bookstore for a film plus discussion afterwards. Come find you're feminist next Friday as we watch "Just One of The Adventure Group goes camping for 4 nights in the Olallie Campground on the Mackenzie River. Expect nice day hikes, kayaking, hot springs and FRESH SO (6pm, 590 Furnace St, Lake Oswego, Laura 602-334-6247) Diablos, Eugene, $3,21+, thequeeerunderground@ gmail.com) Travel Plans? Learn Spanish before y o u go $ 1 0 O F F F irst Session! . : ? :» •„ • : : ~ Cabaret with a 0 is back! Welcome to a revival of the classic sing-a-long cabaret, where the piano was the center of attention and the hills were alive with the sound of music. At its great est, this is one of the most fun events you'll ever attend-regardless if you're a singer or not. (8- 10pm, 0 Center, 4115 N Mississippi, free) Bowie medley to conclude his set. We’ll also likely see bits from his upcoming album, which drops in No vember. The record, being produced by RedOne, who also helmed the incredibly catchy Lady Gaga’s recent hits, features collaborations with Linda Perry, Greg Wells, Ryan Tedder, Sam Sparrow - and Idol judge Kara DioGuardi. For an audience so accustomed to the underground and artsy, the Idols Live Tour offers a welcome pop respite. Luck ily even the mainstream is beginning to let its queer flag fly. Here’s to the best of both worlds. Let the androgynous heart- throb swooning begin! - ALLEY HECTOR Sun., July 5, 7 p.m. at the Rose Garden North - End Stage, 1 Center Court, 140.50- 169.50, 877-789-7673 or rosequarter.com. more. (RSVP to Richard 360-852-3132) Rummage Sale! Check out the great deals at this fundraiser fo r Radical Women's National Fund Drive! Merchandise includes clothing, elec tronics and tons of books. (9am-5pm, Bread and Roses Center, 891 N Killingsworth St, For more information, contact: 503-240-4462) Yesterday and Tomorrow is hosting its monthly plant and harvest exchange! (10-6, 7506 N Albina, yesterdayandtomorrow.biz, free) Jody Crocker's "So My Story Goes" CD Release Party! Jody will be playing songs from her new est CD as well as your favorite covers. Enjoy some great wine, special beers, and great music. (9pm, Vino Vixen's, 2929 SE Powell Blvd, $5 or bring a friend and pay $8 for both of you, 503-231-8466) IT'S MY PLEASURE Small Classes Exceptional Teachers Friendly Atmosphere Central Location Julie Glaser, MA, LPC Counseling & Hypnotherapy Indii’iduals. Couples. Groups . 7 5 2 . 1 .julieglaser 423 NE Castalia Language Center ( 503 ) 223 - 1 ' 2 www.PortlandSpanish.com GIFTS OF ROMANCE FOR WOMEN AND ALL WHO LOVE THEM 3106 NE 64m Avenue, Portland 503 280-8080 On Itie corner ol Sandy Blvd 8 64"
