NOVEMBER 9, 2017 // 3
Ballroom, West Coast Swing dance lessons still on tap
ASTORIA — It’s not too late to
join dance instructor Jen Miller’s
new dance classes in November.
One set of classes focuses on Be-
ginning Ballroom Dance, another
on Level No. 2 West Coast Swing.
The next lessons will take place
Tuesdays, Nov. 14, and Tuesday,
Nov. 21, at the Astoria Arts &
Movement Center.
6 p.m.: Beginning Ballroom
Dance. These classes will intro-
duce basic patterns, timing and
lead-follow techniques for partner
dance.
7 p.m.: Level No. 2 West Coast
Swing. This series will review and
expand on the basics, then intro-
duce variations and styling tips.
The prorated price is $15 per
person to drop in per class, $25 per
person per class to drop in to both
ballroom and West Coast Swing.
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COURTESY JEN MILLER
Dancers at Astoria’s Arts & Movement Center
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Have a ‘horriable’
day at Quarantine
Station Saturday
KNAPPTON COVE — The historic
U.S. Quarantine Station Museum
at Knappton Cove will host an
“O, How Horriable is the Day”
open house 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday,
Nov. 11. Admission is free, but
donations are welcome.
Enjoy hot cider and history
at the museum’s annual event
remembering the Lewis and Clark
Expedition.
The event is held in conjunc-
tion with Hometown Tourism
Day.
The museum is located 3
miles upriver, on Washington
State Route 401, from the
Washington side of the Astoria
Bridge.