DECEMBER 15, 2016 // 17
Learn about the War of
1812 at In Their Footsteps
ASTORIA — When thinking
about the Lewis and Clark
Expedition, the War of 1812
does not usually come to
mind. But the two historical
happenings are connected.
At the next In Their
Footsteps free speaker series
event, Lorna Hainesworth’s
research on “The Corps and
the War of 1812” will be
shared. Hainesworth is unable
to attend in person, but she
has shared her research paper
and PowerPoint presentation
with Lewis and Clark Nation-
al Historical Park staff.
The event will take place
at 1 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 18
in the Netul River Room of
Fort Clatsop’s visitor center.
The event is free and open to
the public.
During the Corps of
Discovery’s 1804-06 expe-
dition, the U.S. Army was
small since the country was
in peacetime, but soon the
War of 1812 with England
began. Were some of the
soldiers of the Corps of
Discovery still in the Army?
How did the war impact the
civilians associated with the
expedition?
The forum is sponsored
by the Lewis & Clark Na-
tional Park Association and
the park. For more informa-
tion, call 503-861-2471.
How do you run a gallery?
CANNON BEACH — Cannon
Beach Arts Association
will host the last event in
its Artists Talk series at 6
p.m. Thursday, Dec. 15 at
the Creative Coast Project
Space, Suite 25 in Sandpiper
Square. This panel discus-
sion will feature three gallery
owners, who will illustrate
different gallery business
models and varying levels of
artist representation.
Panel members include
Jeffrey Hull, owner of the
Jeffrey Hull Gallery; Martha
Lee, leader of Russo Lee
Gallery; and Joyce Lincoln,
owner of Northwest by
Northwest Gallery. Each
panelist will provide a look
into running a gallery and
how artist representation
varies in metro areas, like
Portland, versus resort areas,
like Cannon Beach.
For more information,
call 503-436-4426 or email
cannonbeacharts@gmail.
com
Enjoy breakfast with
Santa in Warrenton
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Shelley Loring, left, and Jennifer Goodenberger will present a
winter holiday concert on Monday, Dec. 19.
Hear a winter concert
ASTORIA — Long-term
friends flutist Shelley Loring
and pianist Jennifer Good-
enberger will present the
performance “Concert for
a Winter’s Night: Music
for Chanukkah, Solstice
and Christmas” at 7 p.m.
Monday, Dec. 19 at Grace
Episcopal Church, located at
1545 Franklin Ave.
The concert will include
Jewish, Celtic and holiday
music, Christmas carols,
and original compositions to
celebrate the season.
At a young age, Loring
performed concerts of Jew-
ish music with her father, a
Jewish cantor. She has toured
the Western States with the
Community Concerts Asso-
ciation in addition to playing
with many regional and local
music organizations. Most
recently she returned to per-
forming her life-time passion
— jazz and improvisation.
Goodenberger is a solo
pianist, performing her orig-
inal compositions, classical
music and arrangements of
folk and Celtic music. Her
recordings are often used in
the healing arts and as film
soundtracks. She recently
released her eighth solo
piano CD.
There is a $10 suggested
donation at the door. For
more information, call 503-
325-5310.
Dec. 17 at the Warrenton
Community Center, located at
170 S.W. Third St.
Admission is $5 for ages
12 and older, $3 for ages 6
to 11, and $1 for ages 5 and
under.
Breakfast with Santa is
sponsored by the Warrenton
Community Center Advisory
Board. All proceeds support
the Warrenton Community
Center. For more information,
call 503-861-2233.
WARRENTON — Come have
Breakfast with Santa at the
Warrenton Community Center.
Find all-you-can-eat
pancakes, prepared by Pig ’N
Pancake, coffee donated by
Starbucks, sausage, eggs and
more.
You can also enter raffles
for two gift baskets and other
goodies. Plus, kids can meet
Santa.
The event takes place from
8:30 to 10:30 a.m. Saturday,
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