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Haystack Holidays
CANNON BEACH
Holiday Foods Around The World
Celebration… Coming to you on:
12/26 MONDAY THRU 12/30 FRIDAY
International Festival of foods from 9 different countries!
Special menus for just one night only each, you will
want to dine out all week for this extravaganza!
12/26 Monday
Bill’s Tavern and Brewhouse – Mexico Featured
Celebrate the Holidays with Bill’s Tavern and Brewhouse presenting Pozole.. Enjoy a Holiday beer pairing for the
event, both will be served all day! At 188 N. Hemlock Street.
12/28 Wednesday - The Coats Concert Night
EVOO – Sicily Featured
Travel to Sicily with Bob and Lenore at EVOO and experience a 5-course, with 4-wines, and dessert Holiday extrava-
ganza. Contact EVOO at 503-436-8555 for reservations. At 188 S. Hemlock Street.
Pelican Pub and Brewery – Italy Featured
Don’t miss this new, major restaurant addition to Cannon Beach introducing a unique new Italian offering. At 1371 S.
Hemlock Street.
The Bistro – Vietnamese Cuisine Featured
Try the new Vietnamese featured menu by the recently purchased Bistro Restaurant’s new Chef, Jack Stevenson.
Reservations at 503-436-2661. At 263 N. Hemlock Street.
12/29 Thursday
The Wayfarer Restaurant – Spain Featured
One of Cannon Beach’s few Ocean View restaurants is showcasing the Cuisine of Spain.Enjoy the talents of Chef
Josh Archibald and his crew producing some incredible Spanish Specialty items. Call 503-436-1108. At 1190 Pacifi c
Drive.
Public Coast Brewing Company – Germany Featured
What better match for German food than great seasonal beers. This newly renovated restaurant and new
Brewpub is ready to tickle your tastebuds with German cuisine. At 264 E. Third Street.
12/30 Friday
Seasons Café – Thailand Featured
Your world will rock with Thai Cuisine created by Chef Doug Brown, one of Cannon Beach’s acclaimed catering
Chefs. Call 503-436-1159. At 255 N. Hemlock Street.
Sweet Basil’s – Poland Featured
John Sowa, Co-winner of Iron Chef Goes Coastal 2016 shares his Old-Country recipes with you for a traditional meal
for the Holidays from Poland. Call 503-436-1539 for reservations. At 271 N. Hemlock Street.
Newman’s at 988 – France Featured
Chef John Newman will roll out their French-focused Prix Fixe menu including 8 fabulous menu items sure to satisfy
your special occasion cravings. Call 503-436-1151 for reservations. At 988 S. Hemlock Street.
Documentary ‘Gen Silent’ explores
discrimination faced by LGBT seniors
ASTORIA — What would you
do if you were old, disabled or
ill and the person feeding you
put down the spoon and said
you are going to hell unless
you change your sexual pref-
erence? Sound absurd? Social
workers around the world say
it’s happening every day.
“Gen Silent,” a critical-
ly acclaimed documentary
by filmmaker Stu Maddux,
chronicles the lives of six
lesbian, gay, bisexual and
transgender seniors as they
deal with a healthcare system
that is sometimes hostile to
their lifestyles.
A film screening of “Gen
Silent” will be held from 1
to 3 p.m. Dec. 16 in Room
219 of Clatsop Community
College’s Columbia Hall.
The event is free and open to
the public. A discussion will
follow the film.
“Gen Silent” puts a face
on what experts in the film
call an epidemic: LGBT older
people so afraid of discrim-
ination by caregivers or
bullying by other seniors that
many go back into the closet.
Visit
MR. DOOBEES
Holiday Concert with
The Coats
The PNW’s premier
A cappella band!
The film also shows the
disparity in the quality of paid
caregiving from mainstream
care facilities committed to
making LGBT residents safe
and happy compared to places
where LGBT elders face
discrimination.
Following the film, there
will be a discussion with Max
Micozzi, a program coor-
dinator from SAGE Metro
Portland, about the barriers to
F OR ALL YOUR
HOLIDAY NEEDS !
Medical Patients & Retired Veterans
$
1 off / $ 10 spent
(must show WADH Med Form or Military Card)
www.cannonbeach.org/events/Main-Events/Holiday-Foods-Around-the-World-Haystack-Holidays
SUBMITTED PHOTO BY MAD STU MEDIA, LLC
Lawrence Johnson, right, cares for his 86-year-old partner Al-
exandre Rheaume, who has Parkinson’s. In “Gen Silent,” John-
son struggles to find a nursing home for Rheaume where the
couple can feel safe and comfortable about their relationship.
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To register, email diane.
strandberg@nwsds.org or call
503-861-4205.
This event is put on by the
Lower Columbia Q Center,
Services and Advocacy for
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual &
Transgender Elders (SAGE),
and NorthWest Senior & Dis-
ability Services in Warrenton.
2870 Ocean Avenue
Raymond, Washington
Between Raymond & South Bend on
Highwayt 101 at mile post 56
360-875-8016
www.mrdoobees.com
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Coaster Theatre
Limited Seating
Tickets Only $ 39
Presenting a hilarious, interactive performance of music and comedy
Purchase online at: www.cannonbeach.org
Or call Cannon Beach Chamber 503-436-2623
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