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Saturday, Jan. 19
Indivisible: Summit
8:30 a.m., Fort
George Lovell
Showroom,
Duane and 14th
streets, Astoria, free.
Indivisible’s main pro-
gram of the day offers
fresh perspectives
on demanding truth
from elected officials
and speaking truth to
power.
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Thursday, Jan. 17
Tech Tutoring
3:30 p.m., Ilwaco
Timerland Regional
Library, 151 First Ave.
North, Ilwaco, Wash.,
360-642-3906. Bring
your technology ques-
tions for a one-on-one
help session with a vol-
unteer Teen Tech Tutor.
Use library computers
or your own devices.
Salmon
Enhancement
6:30 p.m., Ilwaco
Salt Hotel & Pub,
147 Howerton
Ave., free. Salty Talk
presentation features
fishing guide Butch
Smith, who will discuss
salmons enhancement
on the Lower Columbia
River.
Rosemary Johnson
from the Oregon Heri-
tage Commission.
Fisherpoets
7 p.m., Cannon
Beach Library,
131 N. Hemlock
St., free. North Coast
fisherpoets Jon Brod-
erick, Dave Densmore,
Geno Leech, Rob Steitz
and Jay Speakman will
read original poetry
and sing some tunes.
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Oregon Heritage
7 p.m., Fort George
Brewery, 1483 Duane
St., Astoria, 503-325-
7468. Clatsop County
Historical Society’s
Thursday Night Lecture
features guest speaker
Jon Broderick,
pictured, co-founded
the FisherPoets
Gathering with Jay
Speakman.
Volunteer Fair
10 a.m., Pine
Grove Commu-
nity House, 225
Laneda Ave., Manza-
nita, 503-812-5510. A
chance to meet with
volunteer-run non-
profit organizations
and find out what they
do and how you can
help.
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Housing Crisis and
Homelessness
10 a.m., Beach Books,
616 Broadway St.,
503-717-1852, free.
The Seaside American
Association of Univer-
sity Women holds a
three-expert panel on
the housing crisis and
homelessness.
Crab Feed
Noon, Long Beach
Elks, 110 Pacific
Friday, Jan. 19
Yoga
9:30 a.m. yoga, Astoria
Arts & Movement
Center, 342 10th St.,
Astoria, 503-298-0056.
Find the welcoming
and inclusive atmo-
sphere your body has
been looking for with
certified instructor
Terrie Powers.
Bird Walk
9 a.m., Fort Stevens
State Park, Battery
Russell, 503-861-3170,
ext. 41. Join an Oregon
state parks ranger on
a guided walk to look
for and identify birds.
Binoculars recom-
mended.
Stand-up Comedy
8 p.m., Labor
Temple Bar,
934 Duane St.,
Astoria, 503-325-0801,
$5. Cheap Whiskey and
Dirty Jokes features
four Pacific Northwest
comics — Jake Silber-
man, Amanda Mar-
tin-Tully, Jaren George,
Dan Weber — and host
Chad Alan Gemma.
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Sunday, Jan. 20
Highway North, Long
Beach, Wash., 360-642-
4584. Help support
Ilwaco middle and
high school athletics
by feeding on crab
at the annual sports
booster crab feed.
‘Hidden Figures’
2 p.m., Liberty Theatre, 1203 Commercial
St., Astoria, $10. The film tells the untold
story of the black women who worked at
NASA in the 1960s. A discussion will follow the
screening.
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Monday, Jan. 21
Indivisible: Women’s
March
2 p.m., Heritage
Square (Ex-
change and 12th
streets), Astoria, free.
This march is less than
a mile on the sidewalks
of downtown Astoria.
Bring signs. This is an
inclusive, nonviolent
event.
Coffee, Crafts,
Conversation
10 a.m., Bob Chisholm
Community Center,
1225 Ave. A, Seaside,
503-738-3311, free.
Sunset Empire Parks
and Recreation District
presents this weekly
gathering.
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Indivisible: Run For
Something
4 p.m., Fort
George Lovell
Showroom,
Duane and 14th
streets, Astoria, free.
Numerous local offices
are up for election in
May, including school
boards, Port of Astoria
and fire districts. Event
includes a Q-and-A
with a panel of local
elected leaders about
why and how you
could run for office.
Baked Bingo
7 p.m., Merry
Time Bar & Grill,
995 Marine
Drive, Astoria, 503-
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Wednesday, Jan. 23
Juice & Smoothie Bar
11 a.m., Sou’Wester Lodge, 728 J Place, Seaview, Wash., 360-
642-2542. Taste a flight of fresh, whole-food juices and fruit
smoothies from Roots, a healthy drive-thru.
Repair Cafe
6 p.m., 1010 Duane St., Astoria, 503-307-0834, free. Help
us jump-start our 2019 goal of keeping 2,000 pounds of
repairable stuff out of the local landfill. In 2018 we came
close with 1,776 pounds of items repaired and salvaged.
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Thursday, Jan. 24
468-0852, free, 21+.
Win fun prizes, in-
cluding baked goods.
Sometimes we even
have homemade
pies!
Modern and Tap
Classes
7:30 p.m., Astoria Arts
and Movement Center,
342 10th St., 503-791-
5657, $10 suggested.
Learn modern tap
techniques and dance
with Marco Davis.
Tuesday, Jan. 22
Tops Meeting
9:15 a.m., North Coast
Family Fellowship,
2245 N. Wahanna
Road, Seaside, 503-
738-7453. Take Pounds
Off Sensibly (TOPS)
focuses on healthy
lifestyle changes for
weight loss, meets
weekly.
Feta Workshop
9 a.m., Tolovana Hall,
3779 S. Hemlock St.,
Cannon Beach, 541-
215-4445, $45. Learn
to make feta cheese
from scratch with life-
long cheesemaker and
World Cheese Champi-
onships judge Marc
“The Cheese Guy”
Bates. Registration
Coast Weekend editor suggested events
Capt. Dan Jordan
Coast Weekend welcomes comments and
River Bar
Pilotage
10:30 a.m., Co-
lumbia River Maritime
Museum, 1792 Marine
Drive, 503-325-2323,
free with paid muse-
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Courtesy Tolovana Arts Colony
Marc Bates, aka ‘The Cheese Guy,’ has more than four decades of experience in the wide world of cheese.
um admission. Capt.
Dan Jordan of
the Columbia
River Bar Pilots
presents “Pilotage and
the Elements of the
Columbia River Bar.”
Followed by 15-min-
ute Q-and-A.
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Spanish Class
3 p.m., Peninsula
Senior Activity Center,
21603 O Ln, Ocean
Park, Wash., 360-
665-3999, donations
accepted. This class
on conversational
Spanish class is open
to the public. Space is
limited so call ahead
to register.
Golden Milk
4 p.m., Sou’Wester
Lodge, 728 J Place,
Seaview, Wash., 360-
642-2542. Start your
day by sipping warm
and nourishing gold-
en milk, an age-old
healing drink made
with coconut milk and
oil, turmeric, cinna-
mon, nutmeg, ginger,
and black pepper.
Colin Murphey
ABOVE: Philosophy Instructor Seth Tichenor in one of his classrooms at
Clatsop Community College. RIGHT: Astoria’s Deac Guidi, a bass-baritone.
Wit & Wisdom: Why Teach?
7 p.m., Fort George Brewery, 1483 Duane Street, Astoria, 503-325-
7468. Guest Speakers: Deac Guidi, Seth Tichenor. Why do teachers
do what they do? Is there an ethic to the idea of teaching? How
do teachers know how to teach, and what do they consider ‘success’ in
teaching? Join Philosofarian for a conversation among teachers about
the nature, calling and purpose of teaching.
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Courtesy Clatsop Community College