Club Fashion Whore: A monthly club night with fashion shows, dancing, music and optional dress-up themes, Club Fashion Whore has quickly become one of San Diego’s hottest alternative night events. DJs Nate Soixante and Edgartronic will keep the crowd dancing to a great mix of music, described by the event producer as “Electropunkindienew-discosynthclashpopwave.” The optional theme for this month’s event, which takes place at the Brass Rail Nightclub and Lounge, is “dress up like your favorite indie, electro, ‘80s, or glam band/rockstar.” Cover charge is only $5 with a discount pass available on the Web site. The Brass Rail is located at 3796 Fifth Ave. in Hillcrest. www.clubfashionwhore.com

Diva’s Nite Out: San Diego State University’s LGBT Resource Center & the Aztec Nights program present “Diva’s Nite Out,” the 10th installment of the monthly drag revue series. Some of San Diego’s finest up-and-coming drag talent will perform at the show, along with a special performance by INTELLECT Dance troupe. The show is open to all ages, and admission is free. Doors open at 6 p.m. with a “Bend & Snap” contest, with the main show beginning at 7 p.m. A special game of Drag Bingo will be played after the show at 9:30 p.m. Donations will be accepted and proceeds will be split between the Gay Straight Alliance Network and the SDSU LGBT Resource Center. The show will take place in the SDSU Aztec Center’s Backdoor Theater, located at 5500 Campanile Drive on the SDSU campus. www.PrideAtState.org

Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony: Rescheduled concert date! For the first time ever, husband and wife Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony will tour together! The duo will perform in the Cox Arena at Aztec Bowl. While each performer will play individual sets, they will perform a few numbers together in English and Spanish. A dollar from each ticket sold will be donated to ING Run for Something Better, a children’s fitness and healthy lifestyle program. Tickets for the 7:30 p.m. show range from $30.50-$150. www.cox-arena.com

Ray at Night: The North Park community is becoming one of San Diego’s premier arts and culture districts. With a number of galleries, theaters, and fashion venues cropping up, it certainly is the place to be! San Diego’s longest running art walk, Ray at Night, takes place on the second Saturday of each month from 6-9 p.m. throughout the North Park Arts District, with the center of it all happening along Ray Street between University Avenue and North Park Way. A number of galleries, shops, performance spaces and restaurants stay open late to show off their works. www.rayatnight.com

Military Ball Cocktail Reception: As part of a series of events being held over Veteran’s Day weekend to honor all veterans, the San Diego LGBT Center in Hillcrest will be the site of a Military Ball Cocktail Reception at 6 p.m. The honorary chairs of the event are Congressmembers Bob Filner and Susan Davis. The evening will include a silent auction, cash bar, hors d’ oeuvres and special program. Tickets to the reception are $20 for general admission, or $50 for VIP. Dress uniform or business casual attire is requested. The official after-party will be held at Bourbon Street starting at 10 p.m. The San Diego LGBT Center is located at 3909 Centre St. in Hillcrest. Bourbon Street is located at 4612 Park Blvd. in University Heights. www.honoreveryveteran.com

Punks: ion theatre is proud to announce the world premiere of Punks, a seductive, heart-stopping and moving play inspired by Jean Genet’s erotically charged masterpiece, The Maids. Conceived in a modern milieu by Glenn Paris, Raygoza’s reinvented script is set in present-day New York, where a pair of male hustlers working for a mysterious ex-movie actor enact film-noir-like scenes that range from light taunting to lustful revenge while he watches and waits. Scandalous and searing, teasing and titillating, Punks burns with questions of class struggle, the stigma of prostitution and our destructive fascination with youth, vanity and celebrity culture. Preview shows will be presented Nov. 9-11, and Nov. 15, and opening night is Nov. 16, with the show running through Dec. 15. Tickets for Punks range from $10-$27.50, with discounts available for various groups. ion theater’s productions are performed at The Academy of Performing Arts located at 4580-B Alvarado Canyon Rd. 619-374-6894, www.iontheater.com

South Bay Alliance Happy Hour & Mixer: The South Bay Alliance invites residents of the southern parts of San Diego County and others to join them for their November monthly mixer. These events provide a forum for South Bay residents to meet and socialize with their GLBT neighbors. Appetizers are included, and drinks are available at happy-hour prices. The event, which runs from 6:30-8:30 p.m., takes place at South Bay Fish and Grill. A $5 donation is requested of all attendees. South Bay Fish and Grill is located at 570 Marina Parkway in Chula Vista. www.southbayalliance.net

XXBOYS: In honor of Transgender Day of Remembrance, the Rubber Rose presents the XXBOYS Photo Exhibit. Since 2004, French photographer Kael T. Block has created this exhibit to not only document a younger generation of trans FtM in its great diversity, but to also give his community sexy and positive representation. Since 2004, Block has worked on this project which is intended to celebrate FtM identities. The show runs from Nov. 10-30, and is open during normal store hours at the Rubber Rose. This is the first international show to be exhibited at the North Park gallery. The Rubber Rose is located at 3812 Ray St. www.therubberrose.com

Laura Jane: The multi-talented Laura Jane livens up Hillcrest with karaoke every Wednesday night at The Wit’s End. The newly remodeled neighborhood bar and restaurant is one of those hidden gems that is worth checking out. To top it off, the bar offers free wi-fi access. The Wit’s End is located at 420 Robinson Ave. in Hillcrest. 619-294-4848 www.myspace.com/LauraJaneRocks

Ocean Beach Farmers Market: Some of the freshest and most delicious locally grown produce can be purchased every week at the Ocean Beach Farmers Market each Wednesday, rain or shine, from 4-8 p.m. Also available at the weekly outdoor market are flowers, art, craft items and much more. The market includes a great lineup of musicians that entertain the crowds each week. The vendor booths are lined up along Newport Avenue between Cable and Bacon streets in Ocean Beach. www.oceanbeachsandiego.com

Torch Song Trilogy: Diversionary Theatre will present Harvey Fierstein’s Torch Song Trilogy as the third show of its 2007-2008 season. Running Nov. 15-Dec. 16, Torch Song Trilogy premiered on Broadway in June 1982, and went on to win the Tony Award for Best Play for that season, and a Tony Award for Best Actor in a Play for Mr. Fierstein. As much a reflection of the importance of family and love, Torch Song Trilogy is hailed as a classic comedy in Gay Theater. The play was one of the first Broadway shows to have a major gay theme in its plot. Tickets for the Diversionary Theater production range from $31-$45, with discounts available for students, seniors, military and large groups. Diversionary Theater is located at 4545 Park Blvd. #101 in University Heights. 619-220-0097, www.diversionary.org.