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Tickets on sale for Cottage
& Garden tour and raffle
CANNON BEACH — Tickets
are on sale for Cannon Beach
History Center & Museum’s
annual Cottage & Garden
Tour. In September, the mu-
seum will open the doors of
more than ten homes as part
of this annual fundraiser.
The tour will take place
the weekend of Friday, Sept.
8, and includes a series of fun
events.
Everything starts Friday
night with a concert and re-
ception at the Cannon Beach
Community Hall (207 North
Spruce St.).
Kelsey Mousley & The
Next Right Thing will ease
attendees into a busy weekend
of home tours, wine tastings,
art exhibits, presentations and
more live music. Tickets to
this event are $15.
For more than a decade,
the History Center & Museum
has welcomed visitors from
the Pacific Northwest and
beyond to tour vintage homes,
historic inns and architectural
wonders of this coastal town.
The tour of homes and
gardens will take place Satur-
day, Sept. 9, and is a one-day
event. Start the day with a lec-
ture on the history of Cannon
Beach from Doug Deur at the
Community Hall, followed by
the tour.
Luncheon and lecture tick-
ets are $25. For the first time,
tour-goers are invited to ex-
plore the north end of Cannon
Beach. Tickets for the home
and garden tour are $35.
Saturday will feature a
concert and reception at the
community hall with local
favorite Thistle & Rose. The
reception is historically over-
flowing with beer from Fort
George Brewery and Buoy
Beer, wine from the Nehalem
Bay Winery, and tasty treats,
organizers said. This event is
included in the cost of a home
and garden tour ticket.
The final event is an
English-style garden tea at the
community hall Sunday, Sept.
SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Cottage & Garden Tour 2006
For more information,
contact the museum at 503-
436-9301, email at info@
cbhistory.org, or visitcbhisto-
ry.org.
Fall raffle
Cottage Tour rack card artwork
10. Attendees will enjoy their
tea with a presentation by
gardening professional Dawn
Hummel. Tickets are $20.
The Cottage & Garden
Tour provides 20 percent
of the History Center &
Museum’s annual income
and allows the organization
to provide a free field trip
program to area schools,
seasonal exhibits and a free
lecture series.
People can purchase tick-
ets on the website or by call-
ing 503-436-9301. Tickets for
each event may be purchased
individually, or as a weekend
package. Many events sell
out, so make plans as soon as
possible.
Enjoy local art, historic
photographs or gift certificates
from local shops? How about
supporting a local nonprofit?
Then take note of the History
Center & Museum’s annual
fall raffle, part of the Cottage
& Garden Tour.
The drawing will take
place Saturday, Sept. 9, during
the Maggie & the Cats con-
cert from 6 to 8 p.m.
“You do not have to be
present to win, but you might
want to anyway,” the museum
said in a release.
The raffle drawing will
take place at the Saturday
night concert.
Beautiful pieces will be
available. “The shining star
will be a one-of-kind piece
donated by Jim Kingwell, of
Icefire Glassworks in Cannon
Beach,” the museum said.
“The sculpture would be
a beautiful addition to any
home, but would also make a
fantastic garden feature.”
In addition, Jeffrey Hull
Gallery has donated a print of
“Carol’s Geraniums.”
Tickets are $5 each and
available at the museum or
through the online gift shop.