The daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1961-current, December 22, 2016, Page 14, Image 23

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Dare to Dance for The Harbor
McDougall brings folk, bluegrass
GEARHART — McDougall
will perform from 7 to 10
p.m. Friday, Dec. 23 at
McMenamins Sandtrap Pub’s
Livingstone’s Room. The
performance is free and open
to all ages. The pub is located
at 1157 N. Marion Ave.
McDougall brings a big
sound and a big beard. His
blend of original music
and traditional tunes blend
Americana, folk and blue-
grass in one package.
With his imagination
A
‘universal
language’
solves
all
See you at the PAC
Jan. 13
T he
Illah
ee
A partm ents
dwelling in the real places of
his past and present, as well
as in the possible future,
McDougall’s songs may
seat you by a coffee-can
fire in the middle of a dry
California riverbed, pull
you up onto a freight train
in the lush springtime of the
Pacific Northwest, raise your
voice in hymns with the en-
tire family on a Thanksgiv-
ing afternoon, or hasten your
good-bye to civilization as
you ramble on with all your
possessions on your back.
McDougall carries on
the relevant tradition of oral
history and folklore, making
it a part of everyday life and
sharing it with those around
him.
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ASTORIA — Join the Dare
to Dance Party to benefit
The Harbor on Saturday,
Dec. 24, from 8:30 to 9:30
a.m.
The event is for ages 12
and older and will be held at
the Astoria Arts & Move-
ment Center, located at 342
10th St., with a suggested
admission donation of $10.
This community event is
a Zumba and dance fitness
class featuring nine instruc-
tors from up and down the
North Coast.
Zumba fitness is prac-
ticed in 180 countries. A
typical class will use mostly
Latin rhythms as well as
Bollywood and Top 40
music in a choreographed
dance led by an instructor.
Though the movements are
choreographed, it’s easy for
any first-time dance fitness
student to pick up.
Instructors at the event
will include: Joy Sigler,
who teaches at Astoria Arts
& Movement Center and
Tolovana Community Hall
in Cannon Beach; Marta
Guitron, who teaches at
Astoria Arts & Movement
Center; Tammy Louhgran,
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From left: Astoria Arts & Movement Center teacher Marta Guit-
ron, Sunset Family Fitness Zumba teacher Kim Postlewaite,
AAMC teacher Tammy Louhgran, and AAMC and Tolovana
Community Hall instructor Joy Sigler. These four Zumba and
dance fitness instructors plus several others will lead the Dare
to Dance event benefiting The Harbor on Dec. 24.
who teaches at Astoria Arts
& Movement Center; Kim
Postlewaite, who currently
teaches at Sunset Family
Fitness and will begin at
Astoria Arts & Movement
Center in January; Erin
Carlsen, who teaches at
Encore Dance Studio in
Gearhart; Amanda Aron-
holt, who teaches dance
fitness at Valhalla in
Gearhart; Jacqui Powell,
who teaches Zumba at
Tolovana Community Hall;
Joyce Senior who teaches
at Fitness 1440 in Warren-
ton; and Laura Dodd who
teaches Zumba at Knappa
High School.
Ten spots at the front of
the room will be reserved
for people willing to donate
$100. You can reserve the
spot for yourself, or send a
friend, colleague or family
member to dance in one of
the reserved spots.
The reserved spots offer a
front-row seat to the Zumba
instruction at the event.
There will be no solos, just
moving with the rest of the
class.
DARE TO
DANCE
PARTY
8:30 to 9:30 a.m.
Saturday, Dec. 24
Astoria Art & Move-
ment Center
342 10th St., Astoria
$10 suggested do-
nation, benefiting
The Harbor
The Harbor provides
intervention, recovery and
support services to survivors
of domestic violence, sexual
assault and stalking. The
organization, which serves
Clatsop County, celebrated
40 years of operation in
2016.
Can’t attend? Dona-
tions to The Harbor will be
accepted.
Call Joy Sigler for more
information at 503-440-2547
or 503-738-6560 or email
her at joysiglerzumba@
gmail.com