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Saturday, June 15
Sunday, June 16
Muscle and Chrome
Car Show
“Forget-Me-Not”
Taxidermy
Father’s Day Dinner
Train
9 a.m. Down-
town Seaside.
seasidecar-
shows.com. Showcase
and parade of quality
vehicles from 1960
to 1978 plus factory
built vehicles from
1979 to the present in
downtown Seaside.
Ice cream social after
awards show.
9 a.m. Sou’Wester
Lodge, 728 J Place,
Seaview, Wash. sou-
westerlodge.com or
360-642-2542. Artist
Lindsay Bones uses
taxidermy with road
kill, bringing back
animals in a new light
so they are remem-
bered forever and not
forgotten as victims of
the road.
5:30 p.m. Oregon
Coast Scenic
railroad, 306
American Ave, Garib-
aldi. $90 Dining Car
with meal, $40 Club Car
without meal. Purchase
tickets at oregoncoast-
scenic.org./schedule.
Bring your whole family
along for this three-
hour journey along the
Oregon Coast with a
variety of seating and
meal options.
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Thursday, June 13
Animal Spirit Card
Reading
10 a.m. Sou’Wester
Lodge, 728 J Place,
Seaview, Wash. sou-
westerlodge.com or
360-642-2542. Free.
Coming Home:
American Legion
Centennial
10 a.m. Columbia Pa-
cific heritage Museum,
115 Lake St. SE, Ilwaco,
Wash. columbiapaci-
ficheritagemuseum.
org or 360-642-3446.
Adults: $5; Seniors
(55+) $4; youth (13-17)
$2.50; 12 & under: Free.
Explore the lives and
past-times of return-
ing veterans and the
organizations that were
formed to help them
reintegrate with their
community.
Open Clay Studio
10 a.m. hoffman Center
for the Arts, 594 Laneda
Ave., Manzanita. hoff-
manarts.org. 503-368-
3846.
Ikebana Flower
Arranging
Australia, and culinary
students from Job
Corps.
Clatsop Animal
Assistance 20th
Anniversary Dinner
5:30 p.m.
Seaside Civic
and Convention
Center, 415 First Ave.,
Seaside. 503-738-
8585. $75.hosted by
KATu meteorologist
Mary Loos and her
four-legged forecaster,
Willis the Weather Dog,
along with David Frei,
Westminster Kennel
Club Show Dog.
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Ode to the Tides
6 p.m. Seaside
Public Library,
1131 Broadway
St., Seaside. seasideli-
brary.org or 503-738-
6742. Free. Award-win-
ning biology instructor
and naturalist, Neal
Maine, will speak on
estuaries and how they
gather nutrients from
land and sea.
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Chef Outta Water
Pop-Up Lunch
“Henceforward”
Auditions
11 a.m. Baked Alaska
& Nekst, #1 12th St.,
Astoria. bakedak.com
or 503-325-7414. Pay
what you can. Featur-
ing an award-winning
chef from Queensland,
7:15 p.m. Pier Pressure
Productions, 1015 Com-
mercial St., Astoria. 503-
791-8914. Auditions for
Alan Ayckbourn’s play
“henceforward” direct-
ed by Susi Brown.
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Artist Lindsay Bones’s “Forget-Me-Not”
taxidermy show at the Sou’Wester Lodge
brings back animals in a new light so they
are remembered forever and not forgotten as
victims of the road.
Friday, June 14
“Forget-Me-Not”
Taxidermy
9 a.m. Sou’Wester
Lodge, 728 J Place,
Seaview, Wash. sou-
westerlodge.com or
360-642-2542. Artist
Lindsay Bones uses
taxidermy with road
kill, bringing back
animals in a new light
so they are remem-
bered forever and not
forgotten as victims of
the road.
Coming Home:
American Legion
Centennial
10 a.m. Columbia Pa-
cific heritage Museum,
115 Lake St. SE, Ilwaco,
Wash. columbiapaci-
ficheritagemuseum.
org or 360-642-3446.
Adults $5; Seniors
(55+) $4; youth (13-17)
$2.50; 12 & under:
Free. Explore the lives
and past-times of re-
turning veterans and
the organizations that
were formed to help
them reintegrate with
their community.
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Flag Day Celebration
11 a.m. Peninsula
Senior Activity Center,
21603 O Lane, Ocean
Park, Wash. peninsu-
laseniorcenter.com
or 360-665-3999. The
center will raise a new
flag in a remodeled
area that will have
permanent lighting,
allowing the flag to fly
24 hours a day.
Contemporary
Dance Company
and Encore Team
Performance
4:30 p.m.
Seaside Civic
and Convention
Center, 415 First Ave.,
Seaside. 503-738-8585.
$13.59. “thE company”
and soloists from the
Encore Performance
Team perform.
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Manzanita Farmers
Market
5 p.m. Manzanita
Farmers Market, 175
5th Street South,
Manzanita. manzanita-
farmersmarket.com.
Coast Weekend editor suggested events
Astoria Sunday
Market
9 a.m. hoffman Center
for the Arts, 594 La-
neda Ave., Manzanita.
hoffmanarts.org. 503-
368-3846. $30 plus $5
materials fee. Ikebana
artist Craig LeCroy
leads a workshop on
the art of Japanese
flower arrangement.
10 a.m. Astoria Sunday
Market, 12th St,
Astoria. astoriasun-
daymarket.com or
503-325-1010.
38th Annual
Northwest Garlic
Festival
“Forget-Me-Not”
Taxidermy
9 a.m. Sou’Wester
Lodge, 728 J Place,
Seaview, Wash. sou-
westerlodge.com or
360-642-2542. Artist
Lindsay Bones uses
taxidermy with road
kill, bringing back
animals in a new light
so they are remem-
bered forever and not
forgotten as victims of
the road.
Water-Wise
Gardening
10 a.m. Columbia Pa-
cific heritage Museum,
115 Lake St. SE, Ilwaco,
Wash. columbiapaci-
ficheritagemuseum.
org or 360-642-3446.
Learn practical ways
of reducing water use
in your garden. Bring
samples of plants if
possible.
Coming Home:
American Legion
Centennial
10 a.m. Colum-
bia Pacific her-
itage Museum,
115 Lake St. SE, Ilwaco,
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Photo by Jeff Ter har
The annual Seaside Muscle and Chrome Car Show features show-quality vehicles from 1960 to 1978 and factory
performance vehicles from 1979 to the current year.
Wash. columbiapaci-
ficheritagemuseum.
org or 360-642-3446.
Adults: $5; Seniors
(55+) $4; youth (13-17)
$2.50; 12 & under:
Free. Explore the lives
and past-times of
returning veterans and
the organizations that
were formed to help
them reintegrate with
their community.
Saturday Market at
the Port
10 a.m. Port of Ilwaco,
165 howerton Ave.,
Ilwaco, Wash. portofil-
waco.com or 360-642-
3143.
38th Annual
Northwest Garlic
Festival
10 a.m. Port of the
Peninsula, 3311 275th
St., Nahcotta, Wash.
nwgarlicfestival.org.
Free.
Legacy Genealogy
Presentation
10 a.m. heritage
Museum, 1618
Exchange St.,
Astoria. 503-325-2203.
Senior researcher Kate
Eakman will discuss
the Genealogical
Proof Standard, which
guides all genealogical
researchers to make
sound choices regard-
ing the records and
individuals encoun-
tered in genealogical
research.
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Family Storytime
10:30 a.m. Astoria Pub-
lic Library, 450 10th St.,
Astoria. astorialibrary.
org or 503-325-7323.
Free.
Jason Goodding
Memorial Cornhole
Tournament
Noon. Seaside Elks
Lodge 1748, 324 Ave.
A, Seaside. 503-738-
6651. registration
and check in begins at
11 a.m. The tourna-
ment costs $100 per
2-person team. Sign
up at bit.ly/2WhX7k0
Oregon Coast
Weaving Retreat
11:30 a.m. North Fork
53, 77282 Or-53,
Nehalem. mandy-
greer.org. 503-368-
5382. $153. Seattle
artist Mandy Greer
leads a workshop on
fiber, farm-to-table
food, environmental
stewardship, the
natural drama of the
Pacific Coast, and the
interconnectedness of
weaving to the heal-
ing nature of learning
together.
Container Gardening
With Edible Plants
1 p.m. Long Beach
Grange, 5715 San-
dridge road, Long
Beach, Wash. 360-
642-4953. Free for
Grange members, $5
for non-members.
Pacific County Master
Gardeners lead a
workshop on contain-
er gardening using
edible plants.
Orca Day
1 p.m. Cape Disap-
pointment State Park,
244 robert Gray Drive,
Ilwaco, Wash. Free.
Inaugural Orca Day
activities and lecture
designed to educate
and inspire attend-
ees with stories and
facts about J, K and L
orca pods along with
an update on gray
whales. Visitors to the
interpretive Whale Trail
can view many types
of whales and marine
mammals from shore.
“Henceforward”
Auditions
10:15 a.m.
and 7:15 p.m.
Pier Pressure
Productions, 1015
Commercial St, As-
toria. 503-791-8914.
Auditions for Alan
Ayckbourn’s play
“hencforward” direct-
ed by Susi Brown.
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Maddox Dance
Studio Recital
2 and 6:30 p.m.
Astoria high
School Auditori-
um, 1001 West Marine
Drive, Astoria. Tickets
are $10 general ad-
mission; $5 for seniors
65+ and students ages
6-12; children 6 and
under free. young,
intermediate, teen and
adult dancers perform
tap, contemporary,
hip-hop, ballet, and
acro-dance.
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10 a.m. Port of the
Peninsula, 3311 275th
St., Nahcotta, Wash.
nwgarlicfestival.org or
360-665-4448. Free.
Maddox Dance
Studio Recital
2 p.m. Astoria high
School Auditorium,
1001 West Marine
Drive, Astoria. Tickets
are $10 general ad-
mission; $5 for seniors
65+ and students ages
6-12; children 6 and
under free. young,
intermediate, teen and
adult dancers perform
tap, contemporary,
hip-hop, ballet, and
acro-dance.
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Father’s Day Dinner
6 p.m. Baked
Alaska & Nekst,
#1 12th St., As-
toria. bakedak.com or
503-325-7414. $60. Pur-
chase tickets at bit.ly/2I-
AuuGG. Chefs Chris
holen and Michael
Brine of Touch of Salt
restaurant in Townsville,
North Queensland,
Australia, team up for
this long table, family
style dinner.
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Chefs Chris Holen
and Michael Brine
will team up to create
an American and
Australian flavored
Father’s Day dinner at
Holen’s Nekst Event
space in Astoria.
Check out the Coast Weekend calendar, and
other great content at CoastWeekend.com
Tuesday, June 18
Garden Startup Day
9 a.m. Alder Creek Farms, 35955
underhill Lane, Nehalem. ne-
halemtrust.org or 503-368-3203.
Members work together on the
land rather than individual plots.
This is a great way to meet new
people and provide healthy
organically grown food for your
family.
Hypertufa Pot Workshop
10 a.m. Circle Creek
Conservation Center.
Seaside, at the end of
rippet road. NCLCtrust.org
or 503-738-9126. $10. Join
volunteers for a short visit
to the Circle Creek evolving
nursery followed by a hands-
on session to make hypert-
ufa pots.
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Coming Home: American
Legion Centennial
10 a.m. Columbia Pacific
heritage Museum, 115
Lake St. SE, Ilwaco, Wash.
columbiapacificheritagemuseum.
org or 360-642-3446. Adults: $5;
Seniors (55+) $4; youth (13-17)
$2.50; 12 & under: Free. Explore
the lives and past-times of
returning veterans and the or-
ganizations that were formed to
help them reintegrate with their
community.
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Open Clay Studio
10 a.m. hoffman Center for the
Arts, 594 Laneda Ave., Manzanita.
hoffmanarts.org. 503-368-3846.
Manzanita Writers Series: Quiet
Writing
10:30 a.m. hoffman Center
for the Arts, 594 Laneda
Ave., Manzanita. hoff-
manarts.org. 503-368-3846. $5
drop in fee. Join other writers in
our beautifully remodeled space.
There are plenty of prompt books
and games as well as reference
materials on writing and even
art books to spur you in a new
direction.
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Monday, June 17
Sea Squirt Day Camp
8 a.m. haystack rock
Awareness Program, 163
E. Gower St., Cannon
Beach. ci.cannon-beach.
or.us/hrAP or 503-436-
8060. $150. Explore
the land to the sea in
an entire, week-long
ecosystem adventure in
Cannon Beach.
Monday Night Baked
Bingo
7 p.m.
Merry Time
Bar & Grill,
995 Marine Drive,
Astoria. merrytimebar.
com or 503-468-0852.
Free. Win fun prizes
including baked
goods.
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Cannon Beach Farmers Market
1 p.m. City of Cannon Beach, 163
E. Gower, Cannon Beach. ci.can-
non-beach.or.us or 503-436-1581.
Wednesday, June 19
Coming Home: American
Legion Centennial
10 a.m. Columbia Pacific
heritage Museum, 115 Lake
St. SE, Ilwaco, Wash. colum-
biapacificheritagemuseum.
org or 360-642-3446. Adults:
$5; Seniors (55+) $4; youth
(13-17) $2.50; 12 & under:
Free. Explore the lives and
past-times of returning vet-
erans and the organizations
that were formed to help
them reintegrate with their
community.
Lunch with author Erica
Bauermeister
Noon. Beach Books, 616
Broadway St., Seaside. beach-
books37.indielite.org or 503-
738-3500. $35 for lunch and
a signed copy of “The Scent
Keeper.” Lunch alone $10. Port
Townsend author Erica Bauer-
meister discusses her fourth
novel, “The Scent Keeper.”
Seaside Farmers’ Market
2 p.m. Sunset Empire Parks
and recreation District,
1140 Broadway St., Seaside.
sunsetempire.com or 503-
738-3311.
Read to a Therapy Dog
3 p.m. Astoria Public
Library, 450 10th St.,
Astoria. astorialibrary.
org or 503-325-7323. Free.
Improve reading skills and
make a new friend by reading
aloud to Maisie, a certified
therapy dog.
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Trivia
8:10 p.m. Merry Time Bar
& Grill, 995 Marine Drive,
Astoria. merrytimebar.com
or 503-468-0852. $2. Teams
of 1-6 compete for cash and
prizes.
Thursday, June 20
Learn to Make Sami
Bracelets
8 a.m. Suomi hall, 244
W Marine Dr., Astoria.
$125. Call 503-325-5720
to reserve your spot. Limit 10
participants. Finn Ware will
host a class by Augusta from
Nomadic Artistry. Participants
will leave with completed
bracelet.
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Animal Spirit
Card Reading
10 a.m. Sou’Wester
Lodge, 728 J Place,
Seaview, Wash. sou-
westerlodge.com or 360-642-
2542. Free.
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Coming Home: American
Legion Centennial
10 a.m. Columbia Pacific
heritage Museum, 115 Lake
St. SE, Ilwaco, Wash. colum-
biapacificheritagemuseum.
org or 360-642-3446. Adults:
$5; Seniors (55+) $4; youth
(13-17) $2.50; 12 & under:
Free. Explore the lives and
past-times of returning vet-
erans and the organizations
that were formed to help
them reintegrate with their
community.
Open Clay Studio
10 a.m. hoffman Center for
the Arts, 594 Laneda Ave.,
Manzanita. hoffmanarts.org.
503-368-3846.
Pegasus Puppet Theatre
10:30 a.m. Astoria Public Library,
450 10th St., Astoria. astoriali-
brary.org or 503-325-7323. Free.
Tears of Joy Theatre Puppet
Show
1:30 p.m. Seaside Public Library,
1131 Broadway St., Seaside.
seasidelibrary.org or 503-738-
6742. Free.
Haystack Rock: A Marine
Reserve
4 p.m. Cannon Beach history
Center & Museum, 1387 South
Spruce St., Cannon Beach.
cbhistory.org or 503-436-9301.
haystack rock Awareness
Program director Melissa Keyser
will speak on all things haystack
rock.
EVOO Dinner Show
Experience
6 p.m. EVOO Cannon Beach
Cooking School, 188 S. hem-
lock St., Cannon Beach. evoo.biz
or 503-436-8555.