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THURSDAY
FEB. 20
2020
Clatsop County
Master Gardeners
Association
6 p.m. Clatsop
Community College
Columbia Hall, 1651
Lexington Ave.,
Astoria. clatsopmas-
tergardeners.org
or 503-325-8573.
Master gardener
Teresa Retzlaff will
discuss dry farming
on Thursday.
Thursday, Feb. 20
Small Farms Market
Day
9 a.m. North
Coast Food
Web, 577 18th
St., Astoria. north-
coastfoodweb.org or
503-468-0921. Farmers
bring eggs, produce,
bread, meat and dairy
for purchase. Trans-
actions are cash only.
*This event repeats on
Thursdays.
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Damian Mulinix
(1977-2019):
Hometown Teams
10 a.m. Columbia Pa-
cifi c Heritage Museum,
115 Lake Street SE, Ilwa-
co, Wash. columbiapaci-
fi cheritagemuseum.org
or 360-642-3446. Adults
$5, seniors $4, youth
$2.50, under 12 free.
An exhibition of local
sports photography by
Damian Mulinix (1977-
2019). *This event re-
peats Friday, Saturday,
Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday.
Open Clay Studio
10 a.m. Hoff man Center
for the Arts, 594 Laneda
Ave., Manzanita. 503-
368-3846. Hand-build-
ing, sculpting and
wheel throwing. *This
event repeats Tues-
days, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Pop-Up Library
Services
12:30 p.m. The Historic
Chinook School & Event
Center, 810 Hwy 101,
Chinook, Wash. chi-
nookeventcenter.com/
home or 360-244-3627.
Get help with various
library functions.
Tapestry Rose Open
Knit
3 p.m. Adelaide’s
Coff ee-Sweet
Shoppe, 1401
Bay Ave., Ocean Park,
Wash. adelaidescoff ee-
house.com or 360-665-
6050. Knit and crochet.
*This event repeats
on Wednesdays and
Thursdays.
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Anthropocene:
Humanities Impact
on Bio Systems
4 p.m. Cannon
Beach History
Center & Muse-
um, 1387 South Spruce
St., Cannon Beach.
cbhistory.org or 503-
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Columbia River
Estuary Action Team
6 p.m. Blue Scorcher
Bakery & Cafe, 1493
Duane St., Astoria.
bluescorcher.coop or
503-338-7473. The estu-
ary’s monthly meeting.
*This event repeats on
the third Thursday of
each month.
436-9301. Professor
Scott Fitzpatrick will
talk about humanity’s
impact on biosystems,
ancient and present.
Come in your pajamas
to participate in stories
and songs. Children
must be accompanied
by an adult.
Salty Talks
5:30 p.m. Salt
Hotel & Pub, 147
Howerton Ave.,
Ilwaco, Wash. salt-hotel.
com/pub-grub or 360-
642-7258. Alex McMur-
ry, of Washington State
Parks Historic Preserva-
tion, will speak on the
North Head Lighthouse
restoration.
Razor Clam Dig Days
6 p.m. wdfw.wa.gov/
fi shing/shellfi shing-reg-
ulations/razor-clams or
360-902-2200. Razor
clam digging. Ages 15
and up must have a
current fi shing license.
*This event repeats on
Thursday.
Community Tap &
Ballet Classes
6:45 p.m. Encore
Dance Studio & Born
to Entertain Preschool,
723 E Harbor Drive,
Warrenton. getyou-
dancing.com/preschool
or 503-861-1637. $10.
Classes are open to
all experience levels.
*This event repeats on
Thursdays.
Au Naturel 2020
Opening Reception
6 p.m. Royal
Nebeker Art
Gallery, 1799
Lexington Ave., Astoria.
clatsopcc.edu/com-
munity-resources/roy-
Thursday Talks
7 p.m. Fort George
Brewery, 1483 Duane
St., Astoria. fortgeorge-
brewery.com or 503-
325-7468. The Clatsop
County Historical Soci-
ety’s monthly lecture.
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Pajama Storytime
6 p.m. Ilwaco Timber-
land Regional Library,
151 1st Ave. N, Ilwaco,
Wash. trl.org/locations/
ilwaco or 360-642-3906.
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al-nebeker-art-gallery or
503-338-2472. Opening
reception of the gallery’s
2020 Au Naturel show.
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Friday, Feb. 21
Learn to Swing
Dance
4 p.m. Long
Beach Grange,
5715 Sandridge
Road, Long Beach,
Wash. 360-642-4953.
Free dance class for
all ages. No partner is
necessary. *This event
repeats on Fridays.
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Candy Skein’s Knit
and Craft Night
5 p.m. Candy Skein
Yarn & Crafts, 382 12th
St., Astoria. 503-741-
3577. Open to any and
all levels of knitters,
spinners, crocheters,
needle felters and
cross stitchers. *This
event repeats on
Fridays.
On the Job Story
Slam
6 p.m. Maggie’s
on the Prom,
S Beach Drive,
Seaside. facebook.
com/pacifi cstoryslam.
This nine-week series
is not only a competi-
tion between storytell-
ers, but a competition
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OREGON FILM
MUSEUM
732 Duane ST
between towns. Each
week, storytellers par-
ticipate in Long Beach,
Astoria and Seaside.
Friday Night Magic:
Sealed Theros
Beyond Death
Tournament
7 p.m. Stalking
Dragon Games
and Comics,
300 S Roosevelt
Drive #2, Seaside.
503-739-7441. $5.
Weekly Friday Night
Magic tournament.
*This event repeats on
Fridays.
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‘A Bench in the Sun’
7:30 p.m.
Coaster Theatre
Playhouse, 108
N Hemlock St., Cannon
Beach. 503-436-1242.
$25. Harold and
Burt, two longtime
friends, team up with
a once-famous actress
to prevent losing
their homes at the
Valley View Gardens.
Contains mild adult
themes. *Repeats at
7:30 p.m. Saturday.
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Coast Weekend editor suggested events
Experience Astoria
HERITAGE
MUSEUM
1618 Exchange ST
Saturday, Feb. 22
FLAVEL HOUSE
MUSEUM
441 8th ST
Sunday, Feb. 23
Cannon Beach Hike
9 a.m. 350
Marine Drive,
Astoria. ango-
rahikingclub.org or
503-861-2802. Hike
Cannon Beach with
the Angora Hiking
Club. The group will
meet at Burger King in
Astoria to carpool.
Multi Species Show
Clinic
10 a.m. Clatsop
County Fairgrounds
and Expo, 92937
Walluski Loop, Astoria.
clatsopcofairexpo.
com/p/about/300 or
503-325-4600. Learn
about showing and
fi tting cows, lambs
and pigs.
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Reading
Shakespeare
10 a.m. North County
Recreation District
& Performing Arts
Center, 36155 9th
St., Nehalem. ncrd.
org or 855-444-6273.
Reading Shakespeare.
*This event repeats on
Saturdays.
Paper Sculpture
Workshop
4 p.m. Blue
Scorcher Bakery
& Cafe, 1493
Duane St., Astoria.
503-338-7473. Artist
Kathy Karbo will lead
a paper sculpture
workshop. Donations
will benefi t crisis-in-
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Family Storytime
10:30 a.m. Astoria Pub-
lic Library, 450 10th St.,
Astoria. astorialibrary.
org or 503-325-7323.
Activities vary by
Join the Angora Hiking Club on Saturday.
week. *This event
repeats on Saturdays.
Family Play and
Learn
10:30 a.m. Ocean Park
Timberland Library,
1308 256th Lane,
Ocean Park, Wash.
trl.org/locations/
ocean-park. Music,
movement, books and
activities for the whole
family. *This event
repeats on Saturdays.
Sit & Stitch
11 a.m. Homespun
Quilts and Yarn, 108
10th St, Astoria. home-
spunquilt.com or
503-325-3300. All skill
levels and crafts are
welcome. *This event
repeats on Wednes-
days and Saturdays.
Paleontologist
Presentation
1 p.m. Seaside Public
Library, 1131 Broad-
way St., Seaside.
503-738-6742.
Paleontologist
David Taylor will
discuss an excavation
project that occurred
in 1987 at Cape
Blanco.
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Junior Duck Stamp
Art Introduction
2 p.m. Ocean Park Tim-
berland Library, 1308
256th Lane, Ocean
Park, Wash. trl.org/
locations/ocean-park.
Duck-themed arts and
crafts for children.
Argentine Tango
6 p.m. for beginners,
7 p.m. for intermediate
dancers. Astoria Arts
and Movement Center,
342 10th St., Astoria.
astoriaartsandmove-
ment.com or 503-791-
5657. $10 per class.
*This event repeats on
Saturdays.
Make paper crafts with artist Kathy Karbo on Sunday.
tervention service The
Harbor.
80s Trivia
6:30 p.m. Labor
Temple Bar, 934 Duane
St., Astoria. labor-
Line Dancing for
Seniors
3 p.m. Astoria Senior
Center, 1111 Exchange
St., Astoria. astoriase-
niorcenter.org. Show off
your dancing skills.
Contemplative Arts,
651 Manzanita Ave.,
Manzanita. neah-
kahnie.net/cca. Silent
meditation. *This
event repeats on
Mondays.
Meditation
5 p.m. Center for
Hygge Night
5 p.m. Astoria Public
templeastoria.com
or 503-325-0801. $2.
80s-themed trivia.
Weird Sisters
Micro-Grant
Presentation Event
6:30 p.m. Weird Sisters
Freak Boutique, 1004
Marine Drive, Suite D,
Astoria. 503-468-0772.
Weird Sisters’ monthly
$100 grant donation
presentation.
Library, 450 10th St.,
Astoria. astorialibrary.
org or 503-325-7323.
Get cozy with a book
and crafts.
Epic Fail Story Slam
6 p.m. North
Beach Tavern,
Pioneer Road, Long
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Beach, Wash. facebook.
com/pacifi cstoryslam.
This nine-week series is
not only a competition
between storytellers,
but a competition
between towns. Each
week, storytellers par-
ticipate in Long Beach,
Astoria and Seaside.
Tuesday, Feb. 25
Tap Dance
10 a.m. Tolovana Arts
Colony, 3779 S Hem-
Slavery, Religion, &
Freedom
7 p.m. Fort George
Brewery, 1483 Duane
St., Astoria, OR. fort-
georgebrewery.com or
503-325-7468. Viewing
of the fi lm “Birth of a
Nation.” This event will
lead into a discussion
for Thursday evening.
Read to a Therapy
Dog
3 p.m. Astoria
Public Library,
450 10th St.,
Astoria. astorialibrary.
org or 503-325-7323.
Improve reading skills,
and make a new friend
by reading aloud to
Maisie, a certifi ed ther-
apy dog. *This event
repeats on Wednes-
days.
Trivia
7 p.m. Merry Time
Bar & Grill, 995
Marine Drive, Astoria.
merrytimebar.com
or 503-468-0852. $2.
Trivia with host Emily
Geddes. *This event
repeats on Wednes-
days.
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Monday, Feb. 24
Knit, Needle and
Crochet
10 a.m. Seaside
Yarn and Fiber, 10 N.
Holladay Drive, Ste.
A, Seaside. seaside-
yarnandfi ber.com or
503-717-5579. Crafting
time.
Sketching Group
9 a.m. North
County Recre-
ation District
& Performing Arts
Center, 36155 9th St.,
Nehalem. ncrd.org or
855-444-6273. Sketch-
ing group for adults.
*This event repeats on
Wednesdays.
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Spinning Circle
1 p.m. Astoria Fiber
Arts, 1296 Duane
St., Astoria. astoriafi -
berarts.org. Bring a
spinning wheel. *This
event repeats on
Sundays.
Sharks 2
10:30 a.m. War-
renton Commu-
nity Library, 160
S Main St., Warrenton.
warrentonlibrary.
org or 503-861-8156.
Shark-themed story
and art.
Community Story
Time
10:30 a.m. Warrenton
Community Library,
160 S Main St., Warren-
ton. warrentonlibrary.
org or 503-861-8156.
Introducing children
to reading through
storytelling, songs,
games, puppets and
art. *This event re-
peats on Tuesdays and
Saturdays.
Wednesday, Feb. 26
lock St., Cannon Beach.
tolovanaartscolony.org
or 541-215-4445. Tap
dancing. *This event
repeats on Tuesdays.
Circus Story and Art
10:30 a.m. Warrenton
Community Library,
160 S Main St., Warren-
ton. warrentonlibrary.
org or 503-861-8156.
Circus-themed story-
time and art.
and silent auction.
Fort George Benefi t
Night: Astoria
Warming Center
4:30 p.m. Fort George
Brewery, 1483 Duane
St., Astoria. fortgeorge-
brewery.com or 503-
325-7468. All upstairs
proceeds will go to
Astoria Warming Cen-
ter. Includes a raffl e
Stories in Astoria
Open Mic
7 p.m. Bridge & Tunnel
Bottleshop &
Taproom, 1390
Duane St., Astoria.
facebook.com/beer-
s4all. Listen to local
storytellers and share
your own story.
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Breaking Chains
5:30 p.m. Astoria Pub-
lic Library, 450 10th St.,
Astoria. astorialibrary.
org or 503-325-7323.
R. Gregory Nokes
will discuss his book
“Breaking Chains:
Slavery on Trial in the
Oregon Territory.”
Epic Fail Story Slam
6 p.m. Worker’s Tavern,
281 W Marine Dr., As-
toria. facebook.com/
pacifi cstoryslam. This
nine-week series is not
only a competition
between storytellers,
but a competition
between towns. Each
week, storytellers par-
ticipate in Long Beach,
Astoria and Seaside.
Thursday, Feb. 27
Sysco Food Show
Noon. Seaside
Civic and Con-
vention Center,
415 First Ave., Seaside.
503-738-8585. The
annual Sysco Food
Show.
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History & Hops
6 p.m. Seaside
Museum & His-
torical Society,
570 Necancium Drive,
Seaside. seasideo-
regonmuseum.com
or 503-738-7065.
Jerry Bowman of the
Northwest Carriage
Museum will discuss
local horse-drawn
vehicle history.
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Epic Fail Story Slam
6 p.m. Maggie’s on the
Prom, S Beach Drive,
Seaside. facebook.
com/pacifi cstoryslam.
This nine-week series
is not only a competi-
tion between storytell-
ers, but a competition
between towns. Each
week, storytellers par-
ticipate in Long Beach,
Astoria and Seaside.
Slavery, Religion,
& Freedom: A
Philosofarian
Discussion.
7 p.m. Fort
George Brewery,
1483 Duane St.,
Astoria. fortgeorge-
brewery.com or 503-
325-7468. A discussion
of slavery, religion and
freedom.
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