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March 5 GEARHART — Spring is in the air, and it’s the beginning of a new Gearhart ArtWalk year. Organizers are looking forward to building upon this event throughout the coming year. More art walk venues will participate in the coming months. The next Gearhart ArtWalk will be from 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday, March 5. A Great Gallery 576 Paciic Way Susan Thomas, pastel artist and gallery owner, will be working on one of her favorite subjects, shore birds. There will be a drawing for an 11-by- 14-inch matted print and a pair of earrings (your choice) by D.M. Designs, who will feature spring selections in sky blues, pinks and natural greens. Thom- as will continue her dark chocolates along with other refreshments. Submitted photo ““Dudley,” a soft pastel by Susan Thomas at A Great Gallery. Submitted photo Jewelry by D.M.Designs at A Great Gallery. Trails End Art Association 656 A St. The artists of Trail’s End Art Asso- ciation will help you welcome an early spring to the North Coast with the show “Welcome Spring!” All creations will focus on the special joy of this season: new life, pastel colors, images that create happy feelings to see and own. Many members working in a variety of media will con- tribute. Savor refreshments while chat- ting with others and enjoying the gallery. Works on display will include the lively photography of Richard Newman. Jane McGeehan’s traditional watercolor work focuses on garden scenes. Submitted photo “Iris Garden” by Jane McGeehan at Trail’s End. Annual Fundraiser Hosted by Sunset Park & Rec. Foundation and Seaside Rotary Foundation Sunday, March 6, 2016 FROM 2:00 TO 4:30 PM Seaside Civic & Convention Center 415 1st Avenue, Seaside, OR 7KDQN<RXWRWKHVSRQVRUVRI$6ZHHW$IIDLUH Knutsen Insurance, Seaside Carousel Mall, US Bank $SSHWL]HUV%HYHUDJHV7HPSWLQJ7UHDWVSURYLGHGE\ Baked Alaska Bell Buoy BJ’s Pizza Palace Buoy Beer Bruce’s Candy Kitchen Dooger’s Seafood & Grill Dundee’s Bar & Grill Flashback Soda & Malt Shoppe Fort George Brewery Grumpy Dog Shrub Co. Maggie’s On The Prom Martin Hospitality New Garden Asian Cuisine Patty’s Wicker Cafe Phillips Candies Pickled Fish Portland Fudge Co. Sam’s Seaside Cafe Seaside Coffee House Seaside Brewing Co. SHS Culinary Arts Program Sea Star Gelato Simply Cakes by Jae Surf Pines Cafe The Kitchen The Stand The Wine & Beer Haus Three Little Birds Bakery Adult Event Tickets $ 35 www.brownpapertickets.com/event/2500905 or US Bank, Sunset Pool, Rotary Members See Auction Items at Facebook.com/asweetaffaire 16 | March 3, 2016 | coastweekend.com Astoria Public Library holds soup night Author Stuckey will share stories and soup March 9 ASTORIA — Maggie Stuckey, author of “Soup Night: Reci- pes for Creating Community Around a Pot of Soup,” will speak at the Astoria Public Library at 6 p.m. Wednes- day, March 9. Enjoy sampling homemade soup while Stuckey shares stories of neighborhood Soup Nights and offers tips to aspiring writers. Admission is free. Stuckey will discuss ways to bring community soup night to your neighborhood. She will share her secrets to creating delicious soup perfect for shar- ing with neighbors, friends and families and discuss the dynam- ics and rewards of hosting your own soup night. Signed copies of “Soup Night” will be avail- able. Soup brings people together. And when neighbors share, they get to know each other in new ways. In “Soup Night,” Stuckey shares 99 recipes for soup and 40 more recipes for accompani- ments, most contributed by the groups described in the book. In addition to providing recipes, WKH ERRN SUR¿OHV VRXS QLJKWV established in urban centers, churches and community cen- ters, and offers cooking tips and organizational hints. Stuckey is the author of 11 QRQ¿FWLRQ ERRNV PRVWO\ DERXW gardening or cooking. Submitted photo For more information, call Maggie Stuckey will talk about communi- ty at the Astoria library March 9. 503-325-7323. Author Douglas Deur to speak at Ilwaco heritage museum ILWACO, Wash. — The Colum- ELD 3DFL¿F +HULWDJH 0XVHXP will hold its annual meeting at 2 p.m. Saturday, March 5 and will feature author Douglas Deur to celebrate his most re- cent publication “Empires of the Turning Tide.” Published by the National Parks Service, Deur’s book illuminates the history of the many people who have called this region home and their re- lationship with the landscape, waters and natural re- sources that continue to set the Co- lumbia-Pa- FL¿F UHJLRQ apart. Douglas Deur “ T h e museum is honored to have been approached by the Lewis and Clark National and State +LVWRULFDO3DUNVDVWKHVLWHIRU the kickoff celebration of Doug Deur’s important publication,” said Betsy Millard, museum director. “By combining a deep understanding of the region with his approachable writing style, Deur has created a re- source not just for scholars but all those interested in the rich history of our area.” Author of several books, LQFOXGLQJ ³3DFL¿F 1RUWKZHVW Foraging,” Deur is a cultural geographer serving as a re- search professor at Portland State University and an adjunct professor in the University of Victoria (BC) School of Envi- ronmental Studies. Known for his studies of Native American land and resource traditions, Deur has also worked with the environmental and cultural his- tories of national parks in the America West. 7KH&ROXPELD3DFL¿F+HUL- tage Museum is located at 115 S.E. Lake St. For more infor- mation, call 360-642-3446.
