The daily Astorian. (Astoria, Or.) 1961-current, November 08, 2018, Page 13, Image 22

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    NOVEMBER 8, 2018 // 13
13
Continued from Page 2
6
6. Imogen Gallery
‘The
Labor
Temple
After-
noon,’
by
Robert
Paul-
menn,
oil on
linen,
at Riv-
erSea
Gallery.
240 11th St.
Fourth annual invitational exhibition
exploring humanity through portrai-
ture. We welcome back the paintings
of Reed Clarke, the storytelling of
Meghann Hanour and the exqui-
site portraiture of Ruth Shively of
Portland — all exploring the essence
of humanity.
7. Cargo
240 11th St.
We feature our friend from Japan
hello good morning’s pop-up store.
Cargo is in the heart of the 11th Street
Arts District.
COURTESY
RIVERSEA
GALLERY
Dining Out
North Coast
and Peninsula
Imagine
Your
I putter around
here all day
just to be on time
for the
Happy Hour!
Mon-Fri 4-6pm
for
22
$
ECIAL!
Y PIZ Z A
DA
Piz 2 zas
SP
TU ES
503.755.1818
www.camp18restaurant.com
Favorite stop to & from the Coast
Advertised
Here!
seasidegolfcourse@gmail.com
MEAT ,
OPEN
FRI & SA
NIGHTS T
‘TIL 9
Buy 1 Meal, Get 1 1/2 off
Breakfast or Lunch
SMOKED MEAT ,
503.325.7414
bakedak.com
#1 12th Street, Astoria, OR
Seaside
451 Ave U
Golf
Seaside
Course 503-738-5261
SMOKEHOUSE
BUTCHER
BLOCK
GHOSTS
(of equal or lesser value)
,
Tuesday-Sunday
LIKE US ON FACEBOOK
FOR WEEKLY SPECIALS
and more !
125 9TH ST. ASTORIA OR.
(503)325-4744
Offer expires 11/30/18
303 1st Avenue South, Ilwaco, Washington
360-777-3740 • travsplace.net
OPEN AT 6 AM
ILIES
FAM OME!
C
WEL
Hungry
Harbor
GrillE
3 13 Pa c ific Hw y, Do w n to w n Lo n g Be a c h, W A
3 60-642-5555 • w w w.hu n gryha rb o r.c o m
CHRIS TM AS V IL L AGE
UN DER CON S TRUCTION
Place
Your
Ad
Here!
1124 Commercial St.
“Zen Stones” by artist Connie Ford.
Connie collects these stones during
long contemplative walks along our
coastal beaches. Leather, driftwood
and smaller stones add embellish-
ments to their already perfect form.
COURTESY IMOGEN GALLERY
Ruth Shively’s ‘Land of the Free’ at Imogen Gallery.
9. Sea Gypsy Gifts
$1 off Draft Beers
or a Well Drink
Restaurant
Y
8. Forsythea Home &
Garden Art
1001 Commercial St.
We will be showcasing Andrea Trap-
hagen’s bright, bold and colorful new
acrylic paintings. You’ll find mermaid
paintings, horses, scenery and fantasy
paintings. Chat with our fun creative
artists and get some great ideas for
Christmas presents.
395 11th St.
Visit with the artist in his studio.
Landscapes, portraits and abstracts
on display for purchase.
12. Luminari Arts
1133 Commercial St.
Luminari Arts features wooden topo-
graphical maps by the Woodchart
Company. Each map shows the depths
of the water with laser-cut wood and
is framed with museum glass. See the
mouth of the Columbia, the San Juan
Islands, Oregon Coast, Puget Sound
and the Inside Passage. Mike Metzner
and guest provide live music.
1160 Commercial St.
In “Places We Go: Inside and Out,”
Robert Paulmenn explores favorite
haunts around Astoria in oil paintings
and drawings, documenting places
that hold on to the past and some
“Thankful” will feature artist Edward
Peterson. His use of paint and bold
colors are hallmarks of his work. He
has added “Jo” to his bison paintings.
Most of the other Tempo artists will
present as well. Peter Unander will
play jazz keyboard.
16. Lucy’s Books
11. Oscar d’Masi
Studio & Gallery
13. RiverSea Gallery
3 8TH & L, ON THE S EAV IEW BEAC H APPROAC H
3 60-642-7880
LEW IS & C LARK W ILD G AM E DINNER
W ITH PATTERS ON W INERY FRI, NOV 9
8
COURTESY FORSYTHĒA
‘Zen Stones,’ by artist Connie
Ford, at Forsythēa.
that point to the future. Noel Thomas
shows watercolors in the Alcove,
chronicling North Coast scenes
through oddities in landscape. Judith
Altruda: a jewelry trunk show featur-
ing sea glass found during her recent
voyage to Italy, along with ancient
coins and gems.
14. The Art Stall
1268 Commercial St.
Join us for refreshments and view
the work of 25 artists. We have all six
flavors of Moonstruck Chocolate Bars:
three of the milk chocolate and three
of the dark chocolate varieties.
15. Tempo Gallery
1271 Commercial St.
348 12th St.
Lucy’s Books is excited to host Seaside
mixed-media artist Crystal Neher.
Neher’s art pieces are lovingly created
out of recycled materials and speak to
the story lover in all of us.
17. Bridge and
Tunnel Bottleshop &
Taproom
1390 Duane St.
Our artist is Blaine Verley from
Astoria. Verley began his painting
career with a class at Clatsop College
in 1973. He has traveled the world
studying and painting, mostly oils
with a focus on ships and sailing.
18. Creations Studio
& Gallery
1396 Duane St.
Stained glass mosaics, twisted
copper wire trees, oil and acrylic
paintings, photographs of local
sites — all are on display waiting to
delight you. We have art to purchase,
or you can find out about creating
your own mosaic.