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Rock Creek Chorus to perform in Astoria Cathlamet art auction benefits Tsuga Gallery
North Coast Chorale hosts Portland Community College choir Artist reception with live music to follow the fundraiser
ASTORIA — Hosted by the
North Coast Chorale, the
Portland Community Col-
lege Rock Creek Chorus is
coming to Astoria to present
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sop Community College Per-
forming Arts Center.
The concert will take
place at 7 p.m. Wednesday
May 27 at the CCC Perform-
ing Arts Center, located cor-
ner of 16th Street and Frank-
lin Avenue.
The vibrant communi-
Rock Creek Chorus
7 p.m. Wednesday, May 27
CCC Performing Arts Center
16th Street and Franklin Avenue,
Astoria
$10
ty college chorus under the
direction of Pollyanna Han-
cock Moody will sing to raise
CATHLAMET, Wash. — The Tsu-
ga Gallery will be hosting an
auction fundraiser Saturday,
May 23 at the Elochoman Ma-
rina. The event will take place
next to the Drop Anchor Brew-
ery, which will be open during
the event.
The auction preview is at
noon, the silent auction will take
place from noon to 3 p.m., and
the live auction at will take place
at 2 p.m. Music will be provided
during the preview by Kathleen
Petersen on the keyboard.
Items for bid will include
funds for their summer tour
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The group will be joined
by the North Coast Chorale,
under the direction of De-
nise Reed, in singing “Dry
Your Tears, Afrika,” from
the movie “Amistad,” with
music composed by the pro-
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liams.
Admission is $10. Chil-
dren age 12 and under are
free when accompanied by
an adult.
Knappton Cove Heritage Center hosts
an open house, presentation on cholera
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Summer Workshops
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July 6,7,8 — Portrait Painting in watercolor with Fealing Lin
July 16 — Process Painting for teens using acrylics with
Aziza Balle and Anne Pechovnik
July 20-24 — Kids’ Circus Adventure art camp with Kathy
Karbo and Sarah Ferguson
August 13 — Managing Your Digital Images on your computer
with Richard Newman
August 17-21 — Watercolor Workshop with Don Andrews
August 22-23 — Basketry Workshop (ages 13-adult) with
Catherine Ridenour and Judi Marsh-Garrity
For d eta iled cla ss d escription s a n d to sign u p
go to tra ilsen d a rt.org or ca ll 5 41- 419- 5 869
Trail’s End Art Center is located at
656 A Street in Gearhart, OR
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also sign up their children for
the Aug. 8 Junior Archaeolo-
gy Day.
The Knappton Cove Her-
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organization dedicated to the
preservation and interpreta-
tion of the historic U.S. Quar-
antine Station, the Columbia
River “Ellis Island,” a Na-
tional Historic Site. The her-
itage center is located at 521
Washington State Route 401.
LONG BEACH, Wash. — Tinker-
ville Art Consignment and
Gallery welcomes mixed-me-
dia artist Keith Yurdana, who
will be present for a reception
from 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, May
22. Tinkerville is located at 811
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mation, call 360-213-6568.
Yurdana works in draw-
ing, sculpture and photogra-
phy. His artwork investigates
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Noon preview
Noon to 3 p.m. silent auction
2 p.m. live auction
Elochoman Marina
500 Second St., Cathlamet, Wash.
art, blown glass, collectibles
from the estate of Tsuga Gal-
lery founder Janet Cimino, a
Keith Yurdana shows imagined plant-animal hybrid drawings
North Coast Chorale
$10
Saturday, May 23
Tinkerville gallery welcomes Hawaii artist
Hosts
Quarantine Station.
Also during the open
house, visitors can view a
special museum display on
U.S. Public Health Service
Fallen Comrades, celebrate
the plaster repair done by
Clatsop Community College
historic preservation students,
stroll the grounds and view
the new healing garden. Light
refreshments will be served.
Parents and guardians can
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NASELLE, Wash. — The
Knappton Cove Heritage
Center and Quarantine Hospi-
tal Museum invites the public
to an open house from 1 to 4
p.m. Saturday, May 23.
At 2 p.m., hear Portland
State University Professor
Friedrich Schuler give the
presentation “Cholera Causes
Quarantine.” Schuler will talk
about how cholera impacted
the need for a Columbia River
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collection of paintings by Pearl
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art and crafts donated by Tsuga
Gallery members.
Funds received will be for
the support of the Tsuga Gal-
lery, a co-op of area artists and
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dedicated to the appreciation, ed-
ucation and support of local art.
Following the auction, there
will be an artists’ reception at
the Tsuga Gallery, located at 70
Main St. Refreshments will be
served and music will continue
by Petersen on the keyboard.
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Singing to raise funds
for th eir summer tour
and to benefit th e PAC!
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belief, a unifying characteris-
tic all humans possess that is
malleable by nature. Concepts
of symbiosis, metamorphosis
and manipulation aid Yurdana
in creating works such as a
plant-animal hybrids that he
calls Floragrafts. He mapping
the creatures’ anatomy, phys-
iology and evolution in his
artwork.
Yurdana earned his Mas-
ter of Fine Arts from the Uni-
versity of Washington and his
Bachelor of Fine Arts from
San Jose State University. He
has exhibited nationally and
internationally at venues such
as the Seattle Art Museum and
the Sunshine International Art
Museum in Beijing, China.
He lives in Honolulu, Ha-
waii, where he works as a gar-
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more about Yurdana’s art, visit
www.keithyurdana.com
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