FEBRUARY 2, 2017 // 17
Youth can attend a free 4-H workshop Make a full-color print with
Space is limited for Clo-
ASTORIA — The Clatsop
on shotgun, archery, science,
County 4-H program will
hold a free Super Saturday
Workshop open to all 4-H
and non-4-H youth ages 5
to 19.
The workshop will take
place from 9 a.m. to 2:30
p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4 at the
Clatsop County Fairgrounds.
Many different classes
will be held, including ones
dog training, arts and crafts,
Zumba, woodworking and
horse riding.
Dress in layers and wear
warm and comfortable shoes
for cold and wet weather and
physical activities. There
will be some activities held
in outside venues. Lunch
is available for $5, but you
need to RSVP by Feb. 3.
verbuds; youth ages 5 to 8
must reserve a spot, limited
to 40 spots.
The Clatsop County Fair-
grounds are located at 92937
Walluski Loop.
For more information,
call the Oregon State
University Clatsop County
Extension Office at 503-325-
8573.
California Guitar Trio to
play concert in Astoria
ASTORIA — As part of its
2016-17 Liberty Presents con-
cert series, the Liberty Theatre
will welcome California Gui-
tar Trio for a concert at 7:30
p.m. Thursday, Feb. 9.
The universe of guitar
knows no boundaries for
The California Guitar Trio.
Since 1991, the group has
enthralled listeners with a
singular sound that fearless-
ly crisscrosses genres. The
trio’s questing spirit drives it
to explore the intersections
between rock, jazz, classical
and world music. It even
throws in the occasional surf
or spaghetti Western tune for
good measure.
Comprised of Bert
Lams, Hideyo Moriya and
Paul Richards, the group
has established a personal
connection with audienc-
es. In addition to dazzling
musicianship and interplay,
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The California Guitar Trio will perform Feb. 9 in Astoria.
The California Guitar Trio’s
shows are full of stories
and humor that enable
concert-goers to feel like
they’re part of the music, not
just spectators. In fact, the
group’s goal is to transcend
their instruments, so people
focus on the music first, and
its considerable technical
prowess a distant second.
The band has released 15
albums to date. Their music
has served as the soundtrack
for coverage of the Olym-
pics, and NASA used their
music to wake the crew
aboard the Space Shuttle
Endeavour.
Tickets cost $15, $25 or
$35 and are available on
TicketsWest or at the Liberty
Theatre box office, open
from 2 to 5:30 p.m. Wednes-
day to Saturday and two
hours before showtime. The
theater is located at 1203
Commercial St.
Take part in a Daddy Daughter Dance
SEASIDE — All fathers,
grandfathers, uncles and father
figures are invited to attend the
fourth annual Daddy Daughter
Dance with the special little
lady in their life.
The dance takes place from
6 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4 at
the Seaside Civic and Conven-
tion Center.
The festive night includes
a live DJ, dessert, dancing, a
photo booth and raffle prizes.
Tickets are $25 per couple
and $5 for each additional
child. Tickets can be pur-
chased at Sunset Pool, the Bob
Chisholm Community Center
or at the door the day of the
event.
The dance is sponsored by
the Sunset Empire Park & Rec-
reation District, Seaside Outlets,
Bruce’s Candy Kitchen, Shilo
Inn, Sam’s Seaside Cafe and
Providence Seaside Hospital.
The convention center is
located at 415 First Ave. For
more information, call 503-
738-3311.
artist Angela Purviance
CANNON BEACH — Creative
Coast, a program of Cannon
Beach Arts Association, will
host a printmaking work-
shop taught artist Angela
Purviance, whose work is
currently featured in “Com-
plications of Childhood” at
the Cannon Beach Gallery.
This two-day workshop
will take place Friday and
Saturday, Feb. 3 and 4. It
will focus on using nontoxic
methods to create full-color
drypoint prints.
Four separate 8-by-10-
inch Plexiglas plates will
be the print matrices, with
marks and tones formed
through the use of scribes
and sandpaper. Participants
should bring an 8-by-
10-inch sketch; all other
materials will be provided.
No experience is required
for this workshop, and it is
suitable for any skill level.
The first half of this
workshop will be held from
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday with
an hour lunch break at 1 p.m.
The second half will take
place from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Angela Purviance will teach a workshop on how to create full
color drypoint prints.
Saturday with an hour lunch
break. This two-day session
will be held at the Creative
Coast Project Space, located
in Suite 25 on the second
floor of Sandpiper Square.
The workshop is limited
to eight participants. You
must book ahead of time
and you must be able to
commit to both days of the
workshop. Cost is $75 for
CBAA members and $100
for non-members.
Find more information at
cannonbeacharts.org or by
calling 503-436-4426.
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