OREGON'S LGBTO NEWSMAGAZINE •
nwnews
OCTOBER 21. 2011
toward marriage equality, building commu­
Square, the “This Land is Our Land” rally
nity coalitions, transgender education, men­
will include speakers such as the Rev. Bill
toring congregations seeking to be inclusive,
Sinkford o f the First Unitarian Church o f
and providing outreach to those seeking
Portland; Congressman Earl Blumenauer;
spiritual homes.
Oregon A F L -C IO President Tom Cham ­
There is no admission charge, but dona­
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berlain; and Kathleen Saadat, activist and
former Affirmative Action
Director for
Governor Neil Goldschmidt.
This event is free and open to the public.
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ton chapter of the Association of Fundrais­
• The Saratoga Bar (6910 N. Interstate)
Visit our website for details and images of our work:
ing Professionals will present an installment
goes hack in time for a Sadie I Iawkins Sock
o f Speaker Series Educational Programming
Hop fundraiser Friday, November 4.
• The Oregon and Southwest Washing­
Thursday, October 27 from 3 to 5 p.m. at
Portland State University.
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Starting at 8:30 p.m., twist to the sounds
o f ‘50s and ‘60s pop music— mixed with
The seminar, called “Getting Money Out
some modern hits— and help out a great
o f the Closet: Unique Issues in Raising
cause while you’re at it. A $5 - $ 10 sliding
Funds from Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and
scale admission goes straight to Femme C ol­
Transgender Donors,” will include a close
lective and Butch Voices. A raffle will help
look at LGBTQ_philanthropy in a historical
the cause, too, and includes prizes items from
context, as well as utilize polling research
Hollywood Vintage, I t ’s My Pleasure, Bad
about gay and lesbian donors. Presenters in­
Girls PD X , She Bop and more.
clude Equity Foundation executive director
The event is for those 21 and older.
Peter Cunningham, Grassroots Leadership
For more information, search “Sadie H aw k­
executive director Donna Red W ing, and
A n tiq u e s &
C o lle c tib le s
ins Sock H op” on Face hook.
1.000 IIO O T II*
A FP o f Oregon and Southwest Washington
president James K. Phelps.
For more information, contact 3 6 0 -2 5 6 -
5590, or em ail afp-oregon@comcast.net.
• Glitterfruit— a new musical variety
ductions’ Max Voltage, along with Riley
ber 5 at In Other Words with “Fruitillion.”
come the Universe is on display through
As an introduction to this event, Fruitil­
Thursday, October 27 at the Pacific North­
lion is your opportunity to meet and greet
west College o f A rt’s Manuel Izquierdo G al­
with performers, as well as help raise funds
lery. Iosca’s installation has received due
for Glitterfruit, and In O ther Words.
praise as an artistic statement commemorat­
Admission is on a sliding scale o f $5-$10.
ing seven young men from across the United
Doors are at 7 p.m., and the show starts at
States who between July 9 and September
7:30. All ages are welcome.
29, 2010 independently committed suicide
as a result o f anti-gay bullying.
For more information, visit glitterfruitm u-
information.
• Into drum circles but don’t have anyone
to complete the circle? Consider the Queer
Drum Circle, a socializing experience held
• On Friday, October 28 at noon, Port­
every second Wednesday o f the month at
land orchestral pop conglomerate Pink
M t. Tabor Theatre (4811 S E Hawthorne
M artini joins forces with Storm Large for
Blvd.) at 7:30 p.m.
an exclusive performance in solidarity with
the Occupy Wall Street movement.
Beginning at noon at Pioneer Courthouse
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This exhibit is free and open to the pub­
lic. Visit cal.pnca.edu/events/288 f o r more
F e a tu rin g h e m s From
1 8 8 0 ’s to 10 7 0 ’s
show in Portland headed by Pants O ff Pro­
Clara La Rouxe— debuts Saturday, Novem­
• Philip Ioscas exhibition Hopefully I Be­
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The Queer Drum Circle is free, and no ex­
perience is necessary. Contact August at hust-
edzipper@hotmail.com fo r more information.
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