WINTER GUIDE
10 • THE ASTORIAN
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 18, 2021
Astoria local shopping guide
Take a tour of downtown
shops full of holiday spirit
By M.J. CODY
For The Astorian
Worried about your holiday presents
arriving on time or at a loss for ideas? Fret
no more. Downtown Astoria has a surpris-
ing variety of shops from bargains at Deals
Only to unique fi nds at one of the many art
galleries.
Not only does neighborhood shopping
support local artists, artisans and shop-
keepers, and helps boost the economy, but
you’ll fi nd extraordinary gifts that will be
sure to delight even the most hard-to-please
curmudgeon.
“Each shop is unique in its own way,”
says Jamie Savva at Doe & Arrow. “It’s
an amazing community. We couldn’t have
survived this last year and a half without
each other and the support of locals. They
Photos by M.J. Cody
See Page 11
Patricia Fagerland poses next to a hat display in Forsythea.
An extensive wall of spice blends in Pat’s Pantry.
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