OREGON S GAY/LESBIAN/BI/T RAN S NEWSMAGAZINE
2009
PHOTO ILLISTRATION BY AARON BONG
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» FRI OCT 2 •
2 0 0 9 Portland Lesbian and Gay Film Festival
starts today and runs until October 8. (7:30pm,
Cinema 21, 616 NW 21st, www.plgff.org)
Out Dancinq offers new swing classes on Friday
evenings. (6:15-8:15pm, Ankeny Studio, 9th and
SE Ankeny, $8, $10 prepaid, www.outdancing.info,
503-236-5129)
Stumptown Staqes presents A Chorus Line.
Opens today and runs until October 17. (8pm,
Jefferson Auditorium, 5210 N. Kerby Ave., 503-
38T8686, www.stumptownstages.com)
MCC Centennial Celebration Kick-off Reception.
Home-style entertainment on-site to get the build
ing centennial celebration started in style. (6:30pm,
2400 NE Broadway, www.mccportland.com)
Twisted Licious Karaoke hosted by Bettie Mon
roe at the Northbank Bar. Also the Clark County
Health Department offers free HIV testing starting
at 8:30pm. (8:00pm - 11:30pm, 106 IV 6th Street;
Vancouver,Wa,thenorthbankbar@yahoo.com)
Art beat Inc. presents, In the Mood, A 1940s Mu
MCC Centennial Celebration continues with a
grand party! food, fellowship and special enter
tainment. Tickets through October 2nd: $45 each
/ 2 for $80 at the door $50 each / 2 for $90.
(6pm, McMenamin's Edgefield, Troutdale, www.
mccportland.com)
sical Revue. (7:30pm, Schnitzer Concert Hall, 1037
SIV Broadway, www.artbeatshows.org)
Join the Oreqon Bears for happy hour. Head over
to the Fox & Hounds to meet up with friends, have
a drink and shoot the breeze. (5-7pm, 217 NW 2nd
Ave., www.oregonbears.org)
Storytime with Maria at the 0 Center. Youth Li
brarian, Maria Lowe will read engaging stories and
adapt songs, and movement activities to match the
ages and attention spans of the children attending.
(10-11am, 4115 N. Mississippi, www.pdxqcenter.org)
» SAT OCT 3 •
Bodacious Rainbow Ball hosted by the Rogue Val
ley Unitarian Universalist Fellowship. (7pm, RVUUF
Unitarian Center, 87 4th St., Ashland, $10 adults,
$8 students, children under age 12 free. www.
rvuuf.org/bodacious-rainbow-ball)
/ '■ V w t The Portland Gay Men's Chorus spon-
sors the Gay Fair at the Square, An
Afternoon of Music and conversation with many
of Portland's LGBT non-profit groups. (1pm-5pm.
Pioneer Courthouse Square, www.pdxgmc.org)
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rocker Bitch takes the stage at Mississippi Studios
with a live concert appearance. (9pm. 3939 N
Mississpi Ave, $12, www.mississippistudios.com)
Human Diqnlty Coalition's 7th Annual Draq
Show Fundraiser with Portland's Poison Waters
and Friends. (7:30pm, Boondocks Bar & Grill, 70
NW Newport Ave, Bend, Or, $10-20 sliding scale at
the door. 21+)
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2 0 0 9 Portland Baconfest. Bacon-
V JL™ themed event to benefit Oregon Food
Bank and Outside In. "If bacon is your thing, missing
this event could be detrimental" said Emily Gibson,
host of "The Meat Show” and Baconfest emcee. (3-
10pm, The East Bum, 1800 East Burnside, $5,
www.themeatshow.com)
MCC Buildinq Rededication. Revel in the glory
as dignitaries and guests join MCC for this traffic
stopping event to formally dedicate the building
for the next century. (10am, 2400 NE Broadway,
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