Can’t Find your
Favorite Vendor?
Visit astoriasundaymarket.com!
Our new vendor directory will
tell you about all of our amazing
vendors, take you to their
websites, and more!
Explore Historic
Downtown Astoria
Market Biz Kidz (Do you
have a Biz Kidz photo
from prior years?)
Biz Kidz is a
collaborative
project between
ASM and Clatsop
County 4-H
to encourage
young people
to become
entrepreneurs.
Market Biz Kidz
helps kids learn
the basics of making, promoting,
and selling a product. During the
season they sell products of their
own design together at the market.
Make sure to find these young
entrepreneurs on most Sundays!
–
Forsythe
a
home & garden ARTS
The best part is,
everything is within
walking distance
of the market!
ar tisan ceramics • candles
ar t & jewelr y • kitchen linens
garden & outdoor ornament
1124 commercial st.
astoria
503.325.2189
monday-saturday 11-5
sunday 11-4
www.forsythea.com
12 | ASTORIA SUNDAY MARKET 2021
Get to the Astoria Sunday
Market without your car!
Step outside the Sunday Market and discover
magical Historic Downtown Astoria. Resurrected
twice from fires and almost floating on fishing
piers, you will find a treasure trove of treats and
unique experiences. Choose from dozens of
delicious restaurants, view gallery after gallery
of fine art, and continue your shopping at our
unique locally-owned shops. Don’t forget to grab
a craft beer at one of our many local breweries!
Downtown Astoria Museums
As the first American settlement West of the
Rockies, our museums tell wonderful stories.
• Clatsop County Historical Society
http://www.cumtux.org/
• Flavel House Museum (8th & Duane)
• Heritage Museum ( 16th & Exchange)
• Oregon Film Museum (8th & Duane)
• Columbia River Maritime Museum
(1792 Marine Dr.)
Other Things to Do
• Astoria River Walk is a great way to get
some exercise and enjoy amazing views. The
River Walk stretches the entire length of town
from the Astoria River Walk Inn on the west end
to the Alderbrook neighborhood on the east
end. Astoria Sunday Market is just two blocks
from the river walk at the end of 12th and it is a
comfortable walk to the Columbia River Maritime
Museum and for the more adventurous to Pier 39
(about another mile east).