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Queer Candy: Lick it up. a dance
party to benefit In Other Words and
Spread Magazine. Boogie down to DJ Chelsea
Starr and get a VIP lap dance from one of the
many sexy go-gos. (8:00 p.m., Holocene, 1001
SE Morrison, 21 +, $5)
The Cafeteria brings you your recommended
daily allowance of creamy, moist, and melty
jams brought to you by DJ LunchLady, Trans Fat,
and III Camino. This month's theme: Jocks &
—‘ Nerds (9 00 p.m., Vendetta, 4306 N Williams,
21+, $3 cover)
Humble Tripe bring their queer-americana-indie
musical stylings from North Carolina to In Other
Words. If that's not enough to get you to come
out, will the addition of Kaia Wilson help? (7:30
p.m., 8b NE Killingsworth, inotherwords.org)
BearNaked Billiards at the Eagle. (7:00 p.m.,
835 N Lombard, 21 +, eagleportland.com)
Modern dance classes with SWAGGER, a
Portland-based arts movement dedicated to pro­
viding all-levels, all-inclusive dance classes to
the queer community and its supporters. (5-6:00
p.m., Bamboo Grove, 134 SE Taylor, $5-$7sliding
scale, theotherspacepdx.com, swaggerpdx@
gmail.com)
Women's Basketball at Irving Park. Indoor
full-court basketball with cute girls. Come and
play with us! (7-9:00p.m., 3535 NE 7th, Free)
portunity to cut a rug with the Portland Sisters
and support the work they do in the community.
(10:00 p.m., 111 SW Ash, 21+, thebeautybar.
com)
BUTCHVoices Portland Regional
Conference is here! See page 17
for a fu ll schedule.
SAT OCT 2
/ V a ' Portland Lesbian & Gay Film Fes-
tival! See Page 18 for Just Out's full
coverage and schedule o f events.
PABA Biz Builders, network with the Portland
Area Business Alliance. (7-8:30 a.m., Q Center,
'4115 N Mississippi, info@paba.com)
Want to help Jefferson's arts and music pro­
grams? Spend the day with the Rose City Mu­
sic Festival! Dozens of performers take over
Jefferson High School in this benefit festival.
($5-15, rosecitymusicfestival.com)
FRI OCT I
BUTCHVoices Portland Regional Confer­
ence is here! See page 17 fo ra fu ll schedule.
/ V a ' Portland Lesbian & Gay Film Fes-
tival! See Page 18 for dust Out's full
coverage and schedule o f events.
ORANGE @ Crush. This "Gear & Levis" hankie
code dance party is a blast! (9:00p.m., 1400 SE
Morrison, 21+. $2 cover)
Burlesque S'il Vous Plait, a classic burlesque
and variety show with a modern twist. Hosted
by Zora Phoenix. (8:30-11:30 p.m., Crush, 1400
SE Morrison, 21+. $5, crushbar.com)
Maricon at Matador, featuring DJs Moisti,
Trans Fat and III Camino. (10:00 p.m., 1967 W
Burnside, 21 +, thematadorbar.com)
Oregon Bears Happy Hour. (5-7 p.m., Fox and
Hounds. 217 N W 2nd, 21+. oregonbears.org)
Glam it up at Beauty Bar with IN-
SIDE OUT. Featuring DJ Ladyboy
and DJ Rhienna, you won't want to miss the op­
Portland Taiko presents Taiko Unleashed.
(8:00 p.m., Newmark Theatre, 1111 SW Broad­
way, $22- $30, portlandtaiko.org)
Love Tribe presents Men's Spirit Pajama Par­
ty. For men of all sorts, the Pajama Party is a
playful space to connect with other men through
non-sexual and playful forms of healing and nur­
turing. (7 p.m.-Midnight, For more information,
visit www.lovetribe.org/menspirit, or call 503-
223-8822x2)
Crystals Country Jam. Cowboys and cowgirls
are welcome to pull on their boots and come on
out! (8:00 p.m. lessons, 9:00 p.m. dance, PPAA,
618 SE Alder, 21+, $3 lessons, $5 cover)
Q Center hosts Storytime with Maria, a
monthly event for kids 0-5 and their families.
Youth librarian, Maria Lowe, reads stories, sings
songs and brings activities to storytime to match
the ages and attention spans of your future
bookworm. (9:30-10:30a m., 4115NM ississippi,
Free, pdxqcenter.org)
Pivot offers Free Rapid HIV Testing for men
into men. All testing is walk-in, first come, first
served. (5-9:00p.m., 209 SW 4th, pivotpdx.org)
Come one, come all to Rose City Vaudeville's
Rose Saloon. Prepare to be mesmerized by the
hijinks and talent of highly trained humans at
this turn of the century variety show. (8:00 p.m.,
Curious Comedy Theatre, 5225 NE MLK, 21+,
$12, curiouscomedy.org)
SUN OCT 3
/ V a ' Portland Lesbian & Gay Film Fes-
tival! See Page 18 for Just Out’s full
coverage and schedule o f events.
for one night only, Portland gets a
piece of Cazwell, your favorite
dirrrty homo rapper. With notorious boylesque
duo Burlesquire opening the night, and DJ Adam
West spinning, did you have something better to
do? (7:00 p.m. cocktails, 9:00 p.m. show, Barra­
cuda, 9 N W 2nd, 21 +, $10)
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> ENJOY A THICK SLICE OF HORSE MEAT DISCO
London Colling
Ready to make a freak-nasty
scene? Portland is home to some
brilliant, genre-bending DJs who
inspire crowds to compulsively shake
their asses. That said, sometimes a
transfusion of new blood is needed
to inspire the nightclub set to new
levels of rocking out. A duo of DJs
from the other side of the pond will
provide exactly what the disco doctor
ordered when Horse Meat Disco
takes Holocene on October 6.
Anglophile dancing queens need
no explanation as to Horse Meat
Disco—the London party is infa­
mous on both sides of the Atlantic.
Luke Howard (aka Filthy Luka),
Severino (of HM D) and their cohorts
mix up an energetic, campy brew of
vintage disco, showy Italo-house and
the sort of bizarro rarities that leave
the dance floor gasping for air.
“We play lots of old stuff,” explains
BUTCHVoices Portland Regional Confer­
ence is here! See page 17 fo ra fu ll schedule.
Boxxes Bingo. (9:00 p.m., 1035 SW Stark, 21+,
boxxes.com)
Wanna be on top? The Northbank Bar hosts
Vancouver's Next Top Drag Queen. (7:00
p.m., 106W 6th, Vancouver, 21+, thenorthbank-
bar.com)
Portland Taiko presents Taiko Unleashed.
(2:00 p.m., Newmark Theatre, 1111 SW Broad­
way $22-$30, portlandtaiko.org)
Filthy Luka—“classics and forgot-
ten-about gems across all the genres:
boystown, Italo, funk-punk, Philly,
salsoul, sleaze, nu-disco, house, hi-
energy.” All vague labels aside, Horse
Meat Disco wields full-throttle,
balls-to-the-wall good times mu­
sic—as Portland crowds who shook
it at last years HM D Rose City show
know down to their bones.
Serving as the evenings gracious
hosts are local beat-addicts Linger &,
Quiet. Through their Nightclubbing
parties at Holocene, DJ nights at
Valentines and brilliant must-listen
podcast, the duo of Linger & Quiet
has singlehandedly helped a scene
of psychedelic basement-level house
music blossom in the Portland area.
Wed., Oct. 6, 9p.m ., Holocene, 1001 SE
M orrison St., 15, holocene.org.
—Nick M attos
Patty's Senior Coffee. (2-4:00 p.m., Q Center,
4115 N Mississippi, Free, pdxqcenter.org)
Pinochle at Hobo's. (6-9:00 p m . 120 NW 3rd, 21+)
Ambiente bilingual discussion group. (2-4:00
p.m., Q Center, 4115 N Mississippi, pdxqcenter.org)
Check out more of the queerest
events in town by logging on to
justout.com
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