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Shop for local produce at
pop-up farmers market
ASTORIA —The North
Coast Food Web will host
a Pop-Up River People
Farmers Market for folks
hoping to feature locally
grown food in their home
cooking this holiday sea-
son.
Whether you’re look-
ing for something special
for your holiday feast or
just miss shopping at your
neighborhood farmers mar-
ket, you’ll find something
scrumptious at this pop-up.
This indoor market will
be yours to peruse from
2:30 to 5:30 p.m. Wednes-
day, Dec. 21 at the North
Coast Food Web building,
located at 577 18th St.
Shoppers will find fresh
produce, baked goods,
organic cranberry products,
cheese and meats. North
Coast Food Web will pro-
vide complimentary snacks
and warm, spiced cider for
all shoppers.
Supplemental Nutrition
Assistance Program shop-
pers can take advantage of
a $10 SNAP match funded
by North Coast Food Web.
This is also an opportu-
nity to spend any leftover
tokens from the previous
season of the River People
Farmers Market. Visa
and MasterCard are also
accepted.
North Coast Food Web
E vents
894 Commercial Street
503*325*4356
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SATURDAY * December 17
8-11 pm
Bruce Thomas Smith
and Friends
Port Call Bistro Bar
of
&
thursdays
6-11 pm
Sunday
December 18
Open Mic & Jam Session
Pacifi c Northwest
Professional
Wrestling
Port of Call Bistro & Bar
Port of call specials
• Mon-Wed: Closed for winter hours
• Thursday: Burger and draft beer for $10
• Breakfast every Sat and Sun-open at 10am
• Sunday: $10 Bloody Mary Bar-10am to
2pm. Active military appreciation day 20%
off with proof of service. $10 bottomless
mimosa’s for 2 hours between 10am to 2pm.
Sunday-football ticket
saturday
december 24
Christmas EVE
PJ Party!
Come in your PJs!
Live DJ!
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Find fresh local produce at a
pop-up farmers market Dec.
21.
is a nonprofit organization
dedicated to cultivating
healthy communities and a
vibrant economy through
food and agriculture. More
information is available at
northcoastfoodweb.org or
by calling 503-468-0921.
T he
Frank lin
A partm ents
The Portland Gay Men’s Chorus will perform in Astoria on Sunday, Dec. 18.
Portland Gay Men’s Chorus
brings ‘Holiday Celebration’
ASTORIA — Celebrate the
holidays on Sunday, Dec. 18
as the North Coast Chorale
hosts a performance by the
Portland Gay Men’s Chorus.
Hear this large choir
sing, dance and rap — with
all that seasonal bling —
many of traditional and
not-so-traditional holiday
favorites in the concert
“A Holiday Celebration.”
The performance will take
place at 3 p.m. at Astoria
High School. “A Holiday
Celebration” is appropriate
for all ages.
In addition to celebrat-
ing music from Christmas,
Hanukkah and solstice, the
concert will also debut new
works composed by chorus
The Coaster Theatre Playhouse Presents
Astoria Event Center
Doors Open at 4:30 PM
DJs & BANDS EVERY FRIDAY & SATURDAY!
(LIFE-SIZED JENGA, CORN HOLE)
Come in for the Bloody Mary bar!
saturday
december 31
New Year’s Eve
Come welcome 2017
in style at Port of Call’s
Black and White Event.
Champagne toast,
balloon cash
drop, prizes
and give
aways.
Providing Elegance &
Efficiency to D ow ntow n
Astoria for O ver 100 Years
1432 Franklin Avenue
Easom Property
Management, Inc.
503-325-5678
Nov. 18 - Dec. 23, 2016
Tickets $20 or $15
Shows begin at 7:30 p.m.
Sunday shows at 3:00 p.m.
Sponsored by The Clark Family
Tickets: 503-436-1242 or coastertheatre.com
108 N Hemlock Street, Cannon Beach, OR
members. Complementing
the choir’s “wall of sound”
will be the chorus’ dance
troupe, The Locomotions,
and its classical acapella
ensemble, Cascade.
No PGMC holiday
concert is complete without
revisiting some seasonal
favorites. This year the cho-
rus will perform works by
Handel, Rachmaninoff, Ber-
lin and a seldom-performed
song by Paul McCartney.
“PGMC undertakes
these outreach concerts at
our own expense to benefit
local groups and to fulfill
our mission of ‘uplifting
the gay community and
affirming the worth of
all people,’” says artistic
director Bob Mensel. “We
are excited to share this
memorable holiday concert
with our friends on Ore-
gon’s North Coast.”
Established in 1980, the
Portland Gay Men’s Chorus
is the fourth oldest gay-iden-
tified chorus in the country.
Tickets cost $15 for
adults and $7 for students
and may be purchased at the
door. Proceeds will benefit
the Clatsop Community
College Performing Arts
Center.