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Sign up for Summer Art Camp in Cannon Beach CANNON BEACH — The Can- non Beach Arts Association announces the 13th annual Summer Art Camp will return to the Cannon Beach Commu- nity Church for the week of July 13 to 17. The church is lo- cated at 132 E. Washington St. Morning classes are held from 10 a.m. to noon, with afternoon classes from 1 to 4 p.m. In ad- dition to the full-week classes, CBAA will offer several work- shops Wednesday through Fri- day only. Classes are available for all ages, from preschool through adult. This year’s camp will fea- ture many of the most popular classes from last year, as well as half a dozen new topics for exploration. Hannah Nebeker’s &UHDWLYH .LG ([SORUHUV ZLOO provide ages 3 to 5 an oppor- tunity to navigate hands-on, openly creative activities. Ireta Sitts-Graube will lead her pe- rennially popular watercolor class for ages 5 to 8, featuring an exploration of creatures IURP RXWHU VSDFH .DUHQ 0HL- OL WHDFKHV .LG¶V<RJD IRU DJHV WR /LVD .HUU¶V -HZHOU\ Design class features use of lettering tools for inscribing words on copper metal charms. CBAA welcomes Sue Schee- we-Brown to its teaching staff this year. This renowned art teacher from the Create Chan- nel on PBS will share her knowledge of watercolor tech- QLTXHVZLWKDJHVWRDGXOW In the afternoons for the full week, Drenda Duff will teach Painting with Pastels, a colorful class with many in- novative projects for ages 8 to 12. Sarah Lippold’s Canvas Creations class for ages 5 to 12 allows children to partici- pate fully in all stages of the creative process. Barbara Tem- ple Ayres will teach ages 9 to adult how to make a beautiful ERRNWREH¿OOHGZLWKFRORUIXO sketches and journal entries. Susan Simon will teach the art of encaustic painting to ages 13 and up. This exciting medium uses pigment and hot wax to DFKLHYHDUHPDUNDEOHTXDOLW\RI work. Jessica Sund will teach weaving, a new topic for this year’s roster. Four three-day workshops will be offered Wednesday through Friday. They include a morning class led by Sarah Lippold on learning to use a printing press for printmaking from original creations. In the afternoons, Dorota Haber-Le- high will teach a class called World Art Adventure, com- bining examination of famous architectural icons with draw- LQJ WHFKQLTXHV SDLQWLQJ DQG collage. CBAA also welcomes two new visiting instructors from the Portland area to teach workshops. Sarah Ostaszews- NLD¿QHDUWVJUDGXDWHRI,QGL- ana University, will teach Form and Color in the Landscape for ages 12 to adult. Sam Loper, a ¿OPDQGYLGHRDUWVJUDGXDWHRI the Maryland Institute College of Art, will teach solar pho- WRJUDSK\ WHFKQLTXH WR PDNH “photographs” on a variety of surfaces. Submitted photo The Cannon Beach Arts Association’s 13th annual Summer Art Camp will take place from July 13 to 17. The Summer Art Camp also offers a supervised noon recess hour for students ages 5 to 14 who wish to remain at camp for the full day. Students must pack a sack lunch, and there is an ad- ditional fee for this service in addition to class tuition. Cost for workshops varies based on the duration of the class. Brochures in English and Spanish are available at the Cannon Beach Gallery, as well as various locations in Cannon Beach and on the North Coast. &ODVVHV¿OOXSVRGRQ¶WGHOD\LQ Stamp Out Hunger in Clatsop County ASTORIA — Stamp Out Hun- ger, a fundraiser for the Clatsop Emergency Food Bank, is an all-day crop for scrap-bookers, card-makers, and paper-craft- ers on Saturday, April 18. The crop is being held from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the First Presbyte- rian Church Fellowship Hall, located at 11th and Harrison streets. Participants should plan to bring their own scrapbook or card projects to work on as well as the tools and materials needed to complete them. More than 10 artists from Oregon and Washington will be offering free mini work- shops on card-making and small paper crafting proj- ects throughout the day. In addition, there will be sev- eral door prizes (which you must be present to win) and D UDIÀH IRU WKUHH JUDQG SUL]- es: 1) a Peddler’s Pack Prize Package worth over $150; 2) a Romance package, which includes a night at the Can- Submitted photo Submitted photo Stamp Out Hunger, a fundraiser for the Clatsop Emergency Food Bank, takes place Saturday, April 18. nery Pier Hotel and dinner at Bridgewater Bistro; and 3) a KDQGPDGH TXLOW 7LFNHWV IRU WKHUDIÀHDUHHDFKRUWKUHH for $10, and you do not have to be present to win. Admission is eight cans of Scrap bookers can work on projects, win prizes and raffles, and take mini work- shops all while helping out the food bank. food or personal hygiene items for the food bank. (More door prize tickets will be given if you bring extra food.) Although the crop is all day, you don’t have to stay all day. Admission to the event also entitles participants to Tickets on sale for ‘Goonies’ 30th anniversary weekend ASTORIA —This June marks the 30th anniversary of “The Goonies” movie release, and Warner Brothers and the com- munity of Astoria have part- nered to make this year the biggest and best celebration yet. Filmed in 1985, before studio sets and green screens were the standard, the be- loved cult-classic made icon- 22 | April 16, 2015 | coastweekend.com ic landmarks out of a number of Astoria locations, many of which will host visitors and activities throughout the weekend. From June 4 to 7, the town will offer guided bus tours of ¿OPLQJORFDWLRQVTXRWHDORQJ ¿OPVFUHHQLQJVWULYLDHYHQWV WUHDVXUH KXQWV D ³7UXIÀH 6KXIÀH´ . UXQZDON DQG more. Submitted photo Summer Art Camp enrollment is open now for all ages, from preschool to adult. selecting a topic and returning your registration form. A pdf ¿OH RI WKH EURFKXUH DQG UHJLV- tration form will be available at www.cannonbeacharts.org. For chances for the door priz- es, the mini workshops, and lunch, which will be provided E\$VWRULD6XEZD\.LSV.DQ- dy, T.Paul’s Super Club and T.Paul’s Urban Café. Spring is a slow time for donations to the lcoal food banks, so even if you do not want to participate in the crop, this is an excellent opportuni- ty to drop off canned food, pet food, pasta, rice, boxed food, or personal hygiene items. This event is sponsored by Red Dwarf Graphx. For more information, contact Bobbi Brice or Cindy Miller at Stam- pOutHunger@yahoo.com or check out Stamp Out Hunger’s Facebook page. A limited number of tick- ets are available on Tickets- West for many of the week- end’s activities, like bus tours and panel events, and must be purchased in advance. Orga- nizers advise buying tickets in advance. TXHVWLRQV UHJDUGLQJ WKH FDPS contact Mary Bess Gloria at marybess8@gmail.com or 971-219-9413. T he Illah ee A partm ents D ow ntow n A storia’s M ost Respected A partm ent Com plex Since 1969. 1046 Grand Avenue Astoria, OR 97103 503-325-2280
