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Annual Human Rights Campaign Portland
Gala, an “Urban Farm” Gala Dinner to be
held at Meriwether’s Skyline Farms (12735
NW Skyline Blvd.) on Saturday, August 13
from 5 to 8:30 p.m.
Reflecting Portland’s commitment to sus­
tainability and all things local, the dinner
will serve farm-fresh gourmet food, succu­
lent Oregon wines and micro-distillery
libations.
To purchase tickets, and to find out more infor­
mation, visitportland.hrc.org or contact hrcport-
landgala@gmail. com.
Integrative Health. The event kicks off at 6:30
p.m. and includes performances by Michael
Allen Harrison, Malia Tippets, Bruce
Blanchard and many more.
Tickets to Wonder Quest are $50 and include
hosted cocktails, an auction and hearty hors
d’oeuvres. Quest Center provides services, com­
munity and education to all people seeking a
wellness-focused approach to living and dying.
For more information, visit quest-center.org.
• Portland’s Rose City Rollers are gearing up
for their Season 6 Final Championship Sat­
urday, June 18 from 5:45 to 9:30 p.m. at the
Portland Expo Center (2060 N. Marine
Drive). The double-header features the Guns
• Sun Runner Productions is presenting an N Rollers taking on the Heartless Heathers
exclusive after-hours community-inclusive vying for third place, followed by the Break
fundraising event Friday, June 17 at the Gerd- Neck Betties and the High Rollers battling
ing Theater at The Armory (128 NW 11th for the Golden Skate.
Ave.). Running from 11 p.m. to 6 a.m.,
Tickets are $14 in advance, $16 at the door, and
“E2D”—Erupt ‘Til Dawn —includes a team can be purchased by visiting rosecityrollers.com.
of live deejays, a VIP and Sponsor Lounge,
giveaways and raffles, all while generating • Fuse Theater Ensemble’s Gay Pride Read­
funds for Cascade AIDS Project, Portland ing Series winds down over Pride weekend.
State University’s Queer Resource Center and On Friday, June 17, catch a performance of
Pride Northwest. All profits from the event Diana Son’s Stop Kiss; on Saturday, June 18,
will be split among the nonprofits.
witness the finale of the series with a reading
For more information, visit sunrunnerpdx.com. of Terrence McNally’s Tony Award-winning
Love! Valour! Compassion!
• The Wonder Ballroom (128 NE Russell St.)
Both performances start at 7:30 p.m. at
turns cabaret theater Saturday, June 18 for Theater! Theatre! (3430 SE Belmont Ave.).
Wonder Quest—an evening of live music, Pay what you can at the door.
dance and more benefiting Quest Center for
For more information, visit fusepdx.com.
Events of Note
parade and festival this year, that isn’t stop­
ping the region’s L G B TQ community from
showing its organizational strength. A con­
sortium of Corvallis- and Alhany-based non­
profits have come together to launch a schol­
arship, which will be awarded—hopefully
annually—to an Oregon State student who
has been cut off from family financial support
after coming out.
The Steven Leider LGBTQScholarship—
named in honor of the director of the Office of
LGBT Outreach and Services at Oregon State
University—is the beneficiary of a Drag Bingo
Fundraiser Friday, June 24 at the First United
Methodist Church (1165 NW Monroe Ave.,
Corvallis). Emceed by Poison Waters, the
fundraiser costs $15 to attend, or $8 for stu-
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dents with a high school or college ID, and
includes two bingo cards. Additional bingo
cards are $1 each.
• In Portland, the winners of the 14th Annual
Gay Pride Pageant were crowned June 11 at
Barracuda. Taking home the tiaras were Ms.
Gay Pride Sheniqua Volt, Mr. Gay Pride Tod
Allen, and Miss Gay Pride Tokyo Drift.
• In other community news, Gay & Grey is
seeking to hire a temporary, 20-hour-per-
week program assistant. Those interested can
contact Mya Chamberlain at Friendly House
at mchambcrlain@friendlyhouseinc.org.
• Mark your calendars now for the Second
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