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THURSDAY
NOV. 7
Saturday, November 16
Classy Canine 4-H
R.a.c.e. and Fall
Vendor Bazaar
8 a.m. Clatsop
County Fair-
grounds and
Expo, 92937 Wal-
luski Loop, Astoria.
clatsopcofairexpo.
com/p/about/300 or
503-325-4600. A dog
agility event. Free
workshops through-
out the day and
holiday shopping.
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Thursday, November 14
Zumba with Joy
8:30 a.m. Astoria
Arts and Movement
Center, 342 10th St.,
Astoria. 503-791-5657
or joysiglerzumba@
gmail.com. *This event
repeats at 8:30 a.m.
Tuesday.
Open Clay Studio
10 a.m. Hoff man Center
for the Arts, 594 Laneda
Ave., Manzanita. 503-
368-3846. *This event
repeats at 10 a.m.
Saturday, Tuesday and
Thursday.
Writing Alive
Workshop
11 a.m. Hoff man Center
for the Arts, 594 Laneda
Ave., Manzanita. 503-
368-3846. A supportive
writing workshop for
all genres. This event
repeats at 2 p.m.
Pajama Storytime
6 p.m. Ilwaco Timber-
land Regional Library,
151 1st Ave North,
Ilwaco, Wash. trl.org/
locations/ilwaco or 360-
642-3906. Free.
Trivia Night
7 p.m. MacGregor’s
Whiskey Bar, 387 La-
neda Ave., Manzanita.
503-368-2447. *This
event repeats every
Thursday.
Book Club
7 p.m. Beach Books, 616
Broadway St., Seaside.
beachbooks37.indielite.
org or 503-738-3500.
Open to all.
Razor Clam dig
7:40 p.m. Long
Beach Peninsula
beaches. wdfw.
wa.gov/fi shing/shell-
fi shing-regulations/
razor-clams or 360-902-
2200. All diggers age 15
or older must have an
applicable 2019-20 fi sh-
ing license to harvest.
-0.6 feet.
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Friday, November 15
Gifts in a Jar
2 p.m. Ilwaco
Timberland Re-
gional Library,
151 1st Ave North,
Ilwaco, Wash. trl.org/
locations/ilwaco or
360-642-3906. All
materials provided.
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Knit and craft night
5 p.m. Candy Skein
Yarn & Crafts, 382 12th
St, Astoria. 503-741-
3577 or Candyskein@
gmail.com. Open to all
levels. Free.
Yoga Workout With
Kelli
5 p.m. Astoria Arts and
Movement Center, 342
10th St, Astoria. asto-
riaartsandmovement.
com or 503-791-5657.
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Reading
Shakespeare
10 a.m. North County
Recreation District,
361555 9th St.,
Nehalem. ncrd.org or
855-444-6273.
$5-$10 donation.
Move your body in
challenging new ways
with a yoga workout.
Candy Skein’s Knit
and Craft Night
5 p.m. Candy Skein
Yarn & Crafts, 382 12th
St, Astoria. 503-741-
3577. Free. Come as
you are and craft every
Friday.
King Tides Kickoff
Party
5 p.m. North
County Recre-
ation District
— Kitchen and Gallery,
36155 9th St., Ne-
halem. nehalemtrust.
org/capefalconmr.
Free. Volunteer pho-
tographers are invited
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Coast Weekend editor suggested events
to assist in the Oregon
King Tides Photo
Project.
Dance: Spirit Dance
2.0
6 p.m. Pine Grove
Community House,
225 Laneda Ave, Man-
zanita. thepinegrove.
org or 503-368-7463.
$10 donation, free for
children.
“Uh Oh, Here Comes
Christmas”
7 p.m. Peninsula
Players, 127
SE Lake Street,
Ilwaco, Wash. penin-
sula-players.com or
360-244-3517. $10. An
engaging evening of
storytelling and song.
*This event repeats at
7 p.m. Saturday and
2 p.m. Sunday.
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Trivia Night
7 p.m. Baked Alaska &
Nekst, #1 12th St, As-
toria. bakedak.com or
503-325-7414. Three
games of 20 questions.
Dream Circle Ecstatic
Dance
7 p.m. Astoria Arts and
Movement Center, 342
10th St, Astoria. asto-
riaartsandmovement.
com or 503-791-5657.
$10 donation.
“Annie”
7:30 p.m. Coaster The-
atre Playhouse, 108 N
Hemlock St., Cannon
Beach. 503-436-1242.
$20 — $25. Little
orphan Annie charms
everyone’s hearts de-
spite a next-to-noth-
ing start in 1930s New
York City. *This event
repeats at 7:30 p.m.
Experience Astoria
HERITAGE
MUSEUM
1618 Exchange ST
OREGON FILM
MUSEUM
732 Duane ST
FLAVEL HOUSE
MUSEUM
441 8th ST
Saturday.
Razor Clam Dig
8:20 p.m. Long Beach
Peninsula beaches.
wdfw.wa.gov/fi shing/
shellfi shing-regu-
lations/razor-clams
or 360-902-2200. All
diggers age 15 or
older must have an
applicable 2019-20
fi shing license to har-
vest. -0.5 feet.
Cheap Jokes and
Dirty Whiskey
8:30 p.m. Labor Tem-
ple Bar, 934 Duane,
Astoria. labortem-
pleastoria.com or
503-325-0801. $5
cover. Five comedians
will entertain you
including host LLynn
Marks, Kellie Irwin
and headliner Jamal
Harrington.
Holiday Market
10 a.m. Pacifi c Grange,
90475 US-101, Warren-
ton. bit.ly/2qzKl1k or
503-325-2100. Qual-
ity, handcrafted gifts
ranging from holiday
decor, home-canned
treats, artwork of all
shapes and sizes, natu-
ral wreaths and more.
Natural Fiber Dyes
11 a.m. Sou’Wester
Lodge, 728 J Place,
Seaview, Wash.
souwesterlodge.com
or 360-642-2542. $25
plus a $5 material fee.
Students will use a
variety of plants, in-
cluding kitchen scraps
and local plants, to
learn the basics of
natural dyeing.
Heritage Museum
open house.
2 p.m. Heritage Mu-
seum, 1618 Exchange
St. The Clatsop County
Historical Society ded-
icates the Liisa Penner
Research Center and
Archives.
The Liberty Gala
5 p.m. Liberty
Theatre, 1203
Commercial
St., Astoria. libertyas-
toria.org or 503-325-
9522. $150. A lavish
reception in McTavish
Room followed by a
high-end auction and
special appeal led by
Senator Betsy Johnson
with music by Meri-
deth Kaye Clark and
Jenn Grinels.
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Authors Lisa Jackson
and Nancy Bush
7 p.m. Hoff man
Center for the
Arts, 594 Laneda
Ave., Manzantia. $7.
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Bryan Hall
7:15 p.m. Pier Pressure
Productions, 1015
Commercial St., Asto-
ria. $10. Longtime per-
former at Darcelle’s in
Portland will celebrate
his 55th birthday with
a Liza Minelli perfor-
mance. Beer and wine
available.
Razor Clam Dig
9:10 p.m. Long
Beach Peninsula
beaches. wdfw.
wa.gov/fi shing/shell-
fi shing-regulations/
razor-clams or 360-
902-2200. All diggers
age 15 or older must
have an applicable
2019-20 fi shing license
to harvest. -0.3 feet.
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Sunday,
November 17
Spinning Circle
1 p.m. Astoria Fiber Arts, 1296
Duane St, Astoria. 503-325-
5598. astoriafi berarts.org.
Bring a spinning wheel to
participate.
“Trials and Tribulations of
the Corps of Discovery”
1 p.m. Lewis and Clark Nation-
al Historical Park, 92343 Fort
Clatsop Road, Astoria. Discus-
sion led by Ian Sampson.
Socrates Café
4:30 p.m. Underground
Building, 1044 Marine Drive,
Astoria. Free. An exchange of
philosophical perspectives
based on diff erent experienc-
es using the Socratic Method.
Razor Clam Dig
10:00 p.m. Long Beach Penin-
sula beaches. wdfw.wa.gov/
fi shing/shellfi shing-regula-
tions/razor-clams or 360-902-
2200. All diggers age 15 or
older must have an applicable
2019-20 fi shing license to
harvest. -0.1 feet.
Monday,
November 18
Meditation
5 p.m. Center for Contempla-
tive Arts, 651 Manzanita Ave.,
Manzanita. neahkahnie.net/cca.
Bingo
7 p.m. Merry Time Bar & Grill,
995 Marine Drive, Astoria.
503-468-0852. Free. Win prizes
including baked goods.
Tap Dancing
7 p.m. Astoria Arts and Move-
ment Center, 342 10th St.,
Astoria. astoriaartsandmove-
ment.com or 503-791-5657.
Learn to tap dance with Marco
every Monday.
Tuesday, November 19
Winter Birds
10:30 a.m. Warrenton
Community Library, 160
S Main St, Warrenton.
ci.warrenton.or.us/library or 503-
861-8268. Learn about Oregon
birds in the winter through story
and art.
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Quiet Writing
10:30 a.m. Hoff man Center
for the Arts, 594 Laneda Ave.,
Manzanita. 503-368-3846. $5 per
session. A quiet place to work.
Red Cross leader training
Noon. Seaside Fire & Rescue,
150 S Lincoln St, Seaside. sam.
haff ey@redcross.org or 541-
414-7576. A chance to meet
Red Cross volunteers and learn
about the activities happening
in Clatsop County.
Knitting Club
5:30 p.m. Coff ee Girl, 100 39th
St., Astoria. 503-325-6900. The
Knitting Club teaches beginners
and encourages everyone to
bring their own supplies.
Elks Texas Hold ‘em
6 p.m. Seaside Elks Lodge 1748,
324 Ave A, Seaside. 503-738-
6651. Guest welcome.
Oregonian senior reporter
Tom Hallman Jr. will speak
at Columbia Forum Tuesday.
Joshua Bessex/The Daily Astorian
Elks Cornhole
6 p.m. Seaside Elks Lodge 1748,
324 Ave A, Seaside. 503-738-
6651. Guest welcome.
American Association of
University Women Astoria
Branch “FUN”draiser
6 p.m. KALA, 1017 Marine Drive,
Astoria. $5. Benefi ts the Tech
Trek scholarship fund.
Columbia Forum
6 p.m. Baked Alaska & Nekst,
#1 12th St, Astoria. bakedak.
com or 503-325-7414.
$35 for dinner and lecture for
non-members, $25 for members,
$15 for lecture only. Oregonian se-
nior reporter Tom Hallman Jr. will
share some of his favorite stories.
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Wednesday, November 20
Sketching
9 a.m. North County
Recreation District,
361555 9th St.,
Nehalem. ncrd.org or
855-444-6273. Sketch-
ing group for adults.
Art of Horticulture
11 a.m. Hoff -
man Center for
the Arts, 594
Laneda Ave., Manza-
nita. 503-368-3846.
$10. Join plant curator,
Ketzel Levine, for a
regularly-scheduled
walk through botani-
cal outdoor classroom.
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Sit & Stitch
1 p.m. Homespun
Quilts and Yarn, 108
10th St, Astoria.
homespunquilt.com
or 503-325-3300. All
skill levels and crafts
welcome.
Astoria Writes
4 p.m. Astoria
Public Library,
450 10th Street,
Astoria. astorialibrary.
org or 503-325-7323.
Free. A welcoming
space where word-
smiths can give and
receive feedback
about works in prog-
ress.
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Repair Café
6 p.m. 1010
Duane St., As-
toria. 503-307-
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Thursday, November 21
0834 or darylwelch@
mac.com. The Repair
Café is a community
of volunteers who re-
pair, sew, sharpen and
give expert advice on
almost anything that
is dull, broken, torn, or
in need of repair.
“Hitchhiker’s Guide
to the Galaxy”
reading
7 p.m. Cannon
Beach Library,
131 N. Hemlock,
Cannon Beach. can-
nonbeachlibrary.org.
Free. A book discus-
sion with coff ee and
treats. New members
welcome. delicious
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treats.
The Forager’s
Table: Eating at Fort
Clatsop
7 p.m. Astoria Public
Library, 450 10th
Street, Astoria. asto-
rialibrary.org or 503-
325-7323. Free. An
ethnobotanical tour
of the Lewis and Clark
expedition’s winter at
Fort Clatsop.
Trivia
8:10 p.m. Merry Time
Bar & Grill, 995 Marine
Drive, Astoria. 503-
468-0852. $2 per per-
son with pot of cash
paid out to winning
team.
Friday & Saturday 9:00pm to midnight
503-325-3321
OPEN: 7 DAYS A WEEK
PEO Holiday
Treasures
Boutique
10 a.m.
Seaside Elks
Lodge 1748,
324 Ave A, Seaside.
503-738-6651. Hand-
made items for all.
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All-Chambers
Open House at
Lum’s Auto Center
5:30 p.m. Lum’s
Auto Center, 1605
SE Ensign Lane,
Warrenton. lum-
sautocenter.com or
503-861-1144. Join
the Astoria-Warren-
ton Area Chamber
of Commerce, the
Seaside Chamber
of Commerce and
the Cannon Beach
Chamber of Com-
merce for a holiday
gathering and fund-
raiser for the Clatsop
Special Olympics.
Columbia River
Estuary Action
Team meeting
6 p.m. Blue Scorcher
Bakery & Cafe, 1493
Duane Street, As-
toria. bluescorcher.
coop or 503-338-
7473. Protect the
health of the Co-
lumbia River. Visitors
and new members
welcome.
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