Cottage & Garden Tour set for September
Tickets on sale now for luncheon, tour, celebration, tea
CANNON BEACH — Attention
history hounds, architecture
enthusiasts and the coastally
curious: It’s almost time to
put on your walking shoes to
take a tour through Cannon
Beach’s homes and gardens.
Support the city’s only histo-
ry museum, and join the tour
that Sunset Magazine calls the
“best autumn event” in Can-
non Beach: the Cannon Beach
Cottage & Garden Tour.
For the past 11 years, the
Cannon Beach History Cen-
ter & Museum has opened the
doors to more than 100 grand
beach homes, vintage cottag-
es and historic bungalows of
Cannon Beach. Many of these
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Oregon Home Magazine, the
Oregonian, and Our Coast
magazine.
The tour gives attendees
the opportunity to see the
work of artists, private collec-
tors and designers.
The tour begins at noon
Saturday, Sept. 12 with a lun-
cheon and lecture at the Tolo-
vana Inn, located at 3400 S.
Hemlock St. The luncheon
will be prepared by local ca-
terer extraordinaire Culinary
Capers. A round-table discus-
sion with ¿ve intrepid women
of Cannon Beach will explore
the history and stories of the
city. Tickets for the luncheon
and lecture are $25. It has
sold out in the past, so pur-
chasing tickets in advance is
encouraged.
After the luncheon, at-
tendees are invited to begin
the self-guided home and
garden tour at 1 p.m. There
will be selection of dream
homes, cozy cottages, histor-
ic splendors, beachy cottages,
and well-manicured gardens
in the neighborhood around
First Street and the Presi-
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See fine homes and gardens during the Cannon Beach Cottage & Garden Tour this Sep-
tember.
dential streets. Maps will be
available 10 minutes prior to
the start of the tour. Tickets
and maps may be picked on
the day of the tour from the
east-side porch of the Coaster
Theatre. Tickets are $30 for
the tour. This ticket purchase
includes the post-tour cele-
bration at the museum.
Tour-goers are invited to
the Cannon Beach History
Center & Museum for a post-
tour celebration with wine,
live music, and hors d’oeu-
vres prepared by Sweet Char-
ity. Local favorite Maggie &
the Cats will ¿ll the summer
air with the blues, a little jazz,
and even some rock. The quilt
rafÀe will take place at p.m.
Designed and created by lo-
cal textile artist Constance
Waisanen, the quilt, entitled
“-elly¿sh,” is a colorful ex-
ploration of the tide pools of
Haystack Rock made with
hand-dyed fabrics and batik.
RafÀe tickets are $5.
The ¿nal event will be an
English-style garden tea at
the Tolovana Inn at 11 a.m.
Sunday, Sept. 13. Enjoy a se-
lection of Oregon-made teas,
homemade scones and other
treats in a Àower-¿lled setting.
Debbie Teashon, owner
of the Rainy Side Gardner
and co-author of “Gardening
for the Homebrewer: Plants
for Making Beer, Wine, Gru-
it, Cider, Perry, and More,”
will give the presentation
“Life Beyond the Two-Sea-
son Garden Party.” Annual
plants come and go, and we
love their short-term bursts of
color. Yet here in the North-
west, perennials, shrubs and
trees can throw a party in
the garden for more than two
seasons. Toss in a few bulbs,
and a pinch of design tips,
and you have a recipe for a
luscious garden. Teashon will
present the true stars of the
Northwest garden. Tickets to
this event are $20.
Tickets for each event are
available to purchase sepa-
rately. Luncheon and lecture
tickets are $25, Home & Gar-
den Tour tickets are $30, and
Garden Tea tickets are $20.
A weekend event package
is $60. The proceeds of this
event allow the Cannon Beach
History Center & Museum to
continue operating as a dona-
tion-based museum. It also
allows the museum to contin-
ue offering a free lecture se-
ries and ¿eld trip program, as
well as a seasonal acoustic se-
ries. Tickets will be available
through the museum’s online
gift shop at www.cbhistory.
org or by phone at 503-436-
9301.
The Coaster Theatre Playhouse Presents
10K Run/Walk Across the Astoria Bridge
October 11, 2015
Registration Fee - Chip-Timed: $45 / Non-timed: $40
Long-sleeved T-shirts are available to purchase.
Don’t delay! Attendance is limited to 3,500 participants.
Register online at
GreatColumbiaCrossing.com
event sponsor
Presented by Astoria Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce
(503) 325-6311 s oldoregon.com s Facebook.com/TravelAstoria
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It Could Be
Any
One
Of Us
JUNE 12 - SEPTEMBER 5, 2015
JUNE 19 - SEPTEMBER 6, 2015
Sponsored by
The Ocean Lodge, Inn at Cannon Beach,
Lodges at Cannon Beach, Probuild/Milgard,
Leland E.G. Larson and U.S. Bank
Sponsored by
The Ocean Lodge, Inn at Cannon Beach,
Lodges at Cannon Beach, Candi & Jon Holzgrafe
and Dennis’ 7 Dees
All performances begin at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: $15 or $20
108 N Hemlock Street,
Cannon Beach, OR
All performances begin at 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: $18 or $23
Tickets: 503-436-1242 or
coastertheatre.com