The Adventure Group takes a moderate hike to the upper view at Mitchell Point, then to the historic abandoned Weldon Wagon Road, which is now a country trail. Meet outside Starbucks at Hollywood Fred Meyer. (9 am. 3030 NE Weidler St. Jeff 503-234-4800.)

Hip mamas, papas and kiddos are invited to join other “counterculture parents” for the Hip Mama relaunch party at The Watershed. (5-8 pm. 5040 SE Milwaukie Ave. $5 donation.)

JustOutPersonals.com presents Single Boy Bunco at Q Center. An absolutely great way to meet other guys, Bunco is a fun dice game that has everyone constantly moving around the room. (Don’t worry if you haven’t played before; it’s easy to learn.) (5:30-7:30 pm. 69 SE Taylor St.)

Music Art Resource Collective presents a benefit for SCRAP at Liberty Hall featuring bands Party Killer, Beta Crack and Sassparilla with music by DJ Yeah Yeah. (6 pm-midnight. 311 N Ivy St. $5-$10 sliding scale.)

Holocene presents Pop Tart for bois, dykes, ladies and the like every second Sunday. (7 pm-1 am. 1001 SE Morrison St. $5.)

Kids in the Hall perform at Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall. (8 pm. 1037 SW Broadway. $47 from Ticketmaster.)

Q Center hosts a monthly meeting for the Imperial Sovereign Rose Court Traditions Committee, which is responsible for maintaining consistency with internal laws and ongoing traditions. (7-8 pm. 69 SE Taylor St.)

Gilt Club hosts Salon Q, a monthly mixer for men and women to network, chat, socialize, flirt, dish and kibitz in a smoke-free environment. (7-11 pm. 306 NW Broadway. www.salonqpdx.com.)

Ellis performs at Mississippi Studios. (7:30 pm. 3939 N Mississippi Ave. $15 at the door, $13 in advance from 503-288-3895.)

The Portland Area Business Association holds its monthly meeting at Kells Irish Restaurant & Pub with the presentation “Opportunities for LGBTQ and Allied Businesses to Boost Portland Pride.” (11:30 am-1 pm. 112 SW Second Ave. $18-$25 from www.paba.com.)

Mississippi Studios presents Erin McKeown in a duo tour with drumming sensation Allison Miller. Justin Jude opens. (8 pm. 3939 N Mississippi Ave. $20 at the door, $18 in advance from 503-288-3895.)

Q Center hosts Gender Queery, a topical discussion group for trans, genderqueer or somewhere-outside-the-gender-binary folks and their allies. (6:30-8 pm. 69 SE Taylor St.)

Girlyman performs at Mississippi Studios. (7 pm. 3939 N Mississippi Studios. $18 at the door, $16 in advance from 503-288-3895.)

May flowers bring an extra flashy and sassy Miss Mylar out to crack jokes and read balls—bingo balls, that is—so you can win some fantastic prizes during Chicos Latinos Bingo at the Men’s Wellness Center. (7-9 pm. 928 SW Stark St.)

Elder Resource Alliance holds a social in the food court at Clackamas Town Center. (1-3 pm. 12000 SE 82nd Ave.)

In Other Words presents Girl Movie Night with a screening of The Education of Shelby Knox, a 2005 documentary about a 15-year-old girl’s transformation from conservative Southern Baptist to liberal Christian, ardent feminist and gay rights activist in Lubbock, Texas. (6:30 pm. 8 NE Killingsworth St.)

Wonder Ballroom presents the third annual Strut fashion show. Proceeds benefit Basic Rights Oregon. (7 pm. 128 NE Russell St. $15 from 503-222-6151.)

University of Oregon presents the Out/Loud queer music festival through May 17 at Eugene’s WOW Hall. Tonight’s performers are Chris Pureka, Drama Kings, Butchalis de Panochtitlan, Andrea Gibson and Crys Mathews. Tomorrow’s performers are Team Gina, Sicha and Dakota, Von Foxies and Lipstick Conspiracy with MCs Lipstick and Dipstick. (7:30 pm. 291 W Eighth Ave. $5 students, $7 nonstudents.)

Welcome to the revival of the classic gay cabaret, where the piano was the center of attention and Broadway was the only street in town: Q Center presents Cabaret with a Q, a monthly evening of singing, meeting new and old friends and delicious conversation around Darcelle’s piano. (8-10 pm. 69 SE Taylor St.)

C.C. Slaughters presents the Imperial Sovereign Rose Court ’80s Fund-Raiser featuring music by DJ Robb. Proceeds benefit the Audria M. Edwards Scholarship Fund. (9 pm. 219 NW Davis St. $5 donation.)

Mr. Oregon State Leather 2007 Ben Brown Jr. hosts Eagle PDX: Back to Basics, an event for men in the leather/Levi/bear community featuring raffle prizes and boot blacking by Shell, every third Friday. Proceeds benefit Central City Concern and Blackout Leather Productions. (9 pm-midnight. 27 NW Sixth Ave. $10 beer or soda bust; $1 off wells if shirtless.)

The American Civil Liberties Union of Oregon holds its annual membership meeting featuring the panel discussion “Privacy & Technology: How Much Are We Giving Away?” in Gerding Theater at the Armory. (1-3 pm. 128 NW 11th Ave.)

In Other Words presents Jill Kelly reading from her new memoir, Sober Truths: The Making of an Honest Woman, and leading a mini workshop about how telling our stories and sharing them contributes to healing and opens up possibilities for reinventing who we are. (2 pm. 8 NE Killingsworth St.)

Gerding Theater at the Armory presents the Sexual Minority Youth Resource Center 10th Anniversary Fund-Raiser, an evening of music, food and wine followed by a short presentation and silent auction. (6 pm. 128 NW 11th Ave. $50-$75 from www.smyrc.org.)

Chris Pureka and Andrea Gibson perform at Mississippi Studios. (7 and 10 pm. 3939 N Mississippi Studios. $17 at the door, $15 in advance from 503-288-3895.)

Soromundi: Lesbian Chorus of Eugene presents its spring concert at Eugene’s Soreng Theater featuring lively and engaging music from all over the world as well as familiar pop and folk songs. (7:30 pm. 1 Eugene Center. $15 from www.hultcenter.org.)

BearBust at the Eagle Portland. (9 pm-midnight. 835 N Lombard St. $8 members, $10 nonmembers.)

The Hippodrome Center presents Freakshow-a-Go-Go, a night of vaudevillian genderfuck featuring drag performers, burly burlesque, acro-balance artists, hula-hooping homos, tattooed and bearded ladies, creepy clowns and a dance party with DJs Mr. Charming and Kinetic. (8-10 pm show, 10 pm-2:30 am dance party. 315 SE Third Ave. $15 at the door, $10 in advance from Brown Paper Tickets.)

Sneakin’ Out performs at the Growing Gardens Veggie Ball. (8:30-10:30 pm. 2537 NW 29th Ave.)

C.C. Slaughters throws a promotion party for Broke Straight Boys. (9 pm. 219 NW Davis St.)

Hollywood Library presents Writers Talking featuring Just Out gardening columnist LeAnn Locher discussing her three-year experience of creating and growing her popular blog, “LeLo in NoPo,” how it began as a personal journey and what she found along the way. (2-3:30 pm. 4040 NE Tillamook St.)

The 80-plus women of Aurora Chorus celebrate the power of a woman’s life in Sing to the Universe Who We Are featuring music by lesbians Joan Szymko, Ferron, Holly Near and more at St. Mary’s Academy Theatre. (4 and 7 pm. 1615 SW Fifth Ave. $20 at the door, $18 in advance from www.aurorachorus.org.)

Q Center hosts Tranz Guys—a group for trans men and intersex, genderqueer and questioning people who were assigned female at birth—every third Sunday. (6-8 pm. 69 SE Taylor St.)

Music Art Resource Collective throws the dance party Richochet featuring DJs Yeah Yeah, Harmony and Raubie Skwirl at Red Cap Garage. (8 pm-midnight. 1035 SW Stark St. $1-$5 donation.)

C.C. Slaughters throws a CD release party for Rockferry by Duffy. (9 pm. 219 NW Davis St.)