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Sou’Wester hosts Audios Amigos Tickets on sale now for 13th annual
SEAVIEW, Wash. — The
Sou’Wester Lodge will host
Portland surf-rock instru-
mental group Audios Amigos
for a performance at 8 p.m.
Saturday, July 2. The show is
open to the public, and there
is no cover charge.
The band consistent-
ly brings a high-energy live
show that will induce volun-
tary and involuntary move-
ments of the arms, legs and
any other bodily attachments.
Band members often wear
mariachi or classic Western
inspired suits — but authentic
suits are impossible to ind
in Portland (especially on a
musician’s budget), so the
band has made their own
homespun versions.
The Amigos have shared
gigs with Red Fang, Sir Rich-
ard Bishop, Bob Log III, The
Pork Torta, Pierced Ar-
rows, Southern Culture on the
Skids, The Reigning Sound,
The Chop Tops and more.
The Sou’Wester is located
at 3728 J Place. For more
information, call 360-642-
2542.
Tickets on sale for Music in the Gardens
LONG BEACH PENINSULA, Wash.
— Music in the Gardens is
announcing its 10th annu-
al Long Beach Peninsula
Garden Tour and invites the
public to join local music and
garden enthusiasts from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, July
16 for a self-guided tour.
Each venue will showcase
the beautiful gardens of local
area residents. Participants
will have the opportunity
to talk one-on-one with the
gardeners and discover their
growing secrets, while relax-
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ing to music and small bites
while touring the grounds.
Featured musicians will
include The Winterings, Terry
Robb, Acustica World Music,
The Mozart Chicks, Brian
O’Connor nd Barbara Bate.
Tickets are $20 and avail-
able now online at watermu-
sicfestival.com
You can also buy tickets
starting July 9 at the following
locations: Bay Avenue Gal-
lery, located at 1406 Bay Ave.
in Ocean Park; The English
Nursery, located at the corner
of Highway 101 and 103 in
Seaview; and the Oysterville
Store, located at 3012 Oyster-
ville Road in Oysterville.
Tickets purchased online
must be presented at one of
the above-noted locations to
receive a garden tour map.
Proceeds beneit Ocean
Beach School District music
programs.
For more information,
visit the Music in the Gardens
Tour page on Facebook, visit
watermusicfestival.com, or
contact Nancy Allen by call-
ing 360-642-2507.
102.3 fm
the Classic Rock Station
Cannon Beach Cottage & Garden Tour
CANNON BEACH — Attention,
history hounds, architecture
enthusiasts and the coastally
curious: It’s nearly time to
put on your walking shoes to
take a tour through Cannon
Beach’s unique homes and
cottages.
The Cannon Beach
History Center & Museum
will celebrate its 13th year
of opening the doors to
grand beach homes, historic
cottages and architectur-
al wonders in the coastal
town this September with
its Cottage & Garden Tour.
Over the years the tour has
received accolades from
Oregon Home Magazine,
Sunset Magazine, The
Oregonian, Seattle Times,
Oregon Coast Magazine
and more.
Not many home tours
take place with the Paciic
Ocean and one of the most
iconic Oregon images,
Haystack Rock, in view.
Cannon Beach has been
a destination community
since the late 1800s. The
August 1891 issue of the
The Daily Astorian declared
the settlement a “sports-
man’s paradise” — ideal for
rest and recuperation. It was
alluring for both its seaside
location and its unequivocal
charm.
That charm will be on
full display during the
cottage tour. The event, a
fundraiser for the Cannon
Beach History Center &
Museum, is scheduled for
Sept. 9 to 11. Tickets are on
sale now.
The tour is a multi-day
event that begins with
an exclusive concert and
reception on Friday, Sept.
9. Start the weekend on
the right foot with Kelsey
Mousley and The Next
Right Thing. Mousley has
been performing for just
over a decade and has been
compared to a young Diana
Krall. Tasty morsels will be
provided by Sea Level Bak-
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The Cannon Beach History Center & Museum will put on its
13th annual Cottage & Garden Tour this September.
ery and Newman’s at 988.
On Saturday, attendees
are invited to a special
luncheon and lecture at the
Tolovana Inn. This year’s
lecture will focus on vin-
tage and traditional design
and the reawakening of
these styles in home design.
The speaker, Libby Holah,
received her master of ar-
chitecture from Washington
University and has had her
vintage and historic designs
featured in 1859 Magazine.
The tour of homes will
take place from 1 to 5 p.m.
Sept. 10. This year the tour
will take place in the Tolo-
vana area of Cannon Beach.
Attendees will have the
opportunity to tour historic
cottages (the original tiny
house), grand beach homes,
lodges and inviting gardens.
One of the highlights of
the 2016 tour will be the
former summer cottage of
Frank and Irta Woodield.
Frank Woodield was a pro-
liic and acclaimed photog-
rapher of the Oregon Coast
and Astoria during the early
1900s. His wife, Irta, was
a talented poet. Both had
a love of Cannon Beach
that was obvious from their
works, which will be on
display.
Following the tour,
attendees are invited to a
concert and reception at
the Cannon Beach History
Center & Museum. Take
off your walking shoes
and slip on your dancing
shoes for the Saturday night
concert featuring Maggie
& the Cats. Local libations
will be lowing thanks to
Nehalem Bay Winery and
Fort George Brewery. This
event is included in the cost
of home tour tickets.
The inal event of the
weekend is an English-style
garden tea at the Tolovana
Inn on Sunday, Sept. 11.
Attendees will enjoy tea
and treats while listening
to a presentation by guest
speaker, Sherian Wright,
a published Northwest
author and naturalist. Her
presentation will focus on
beekeeping for the backyard
gardener.
Tickets for each event
may be purchased individu-
ally, or as a weekend pack-
age. Many of these events
sell out, so make your plans
ahead of time. For more
information regarding tick-
ets or other events, contact
the Cannon Beach History
Center & Museum at 503-
436-9301, email at info@
cbhistory.org, or visit www.
cbhistory.org