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BRIEFS Hood to Coast Relay fi nishes in Seaside with music, awards als from artists working in all mediums for its upcoming set of shows, scheduled to take place between February and Decem- ber 2023. Proposals will be accepted through Sept. 30 and should be engaging, welcoming and suit- able for the gallery’s 400-square- foot space. Submissions cost $5 each. For more information and to sub- mit a proposal, visit www.hoff - manarts.org. SEASIDE – Hood to Coast Relay, a nearly 200-mile running and walking relay race, will wrap up with a fi nish line and celebra- tion in Seaside on Saturday. Sponsored by Providence, this year’s relay will run multiple courses, stretching from Mt. Hood and Portland to the Pacifi c Ocean. More than 1,000 teams of 8 to 12 runners each, and their supporters, will celebrate the end of the relay. The fi nish line event will fea- ture music, a beer garden, awards and more. For more information, visit www.hoodtocoast.com. Play putt-putt to benefi t local nonprofi ts, win prizes Hoff man Center for the Arts seeks submissions for upcoming gallery exhibits MANZANITA – Hoff - man Center for the Arts is now accepting gallery exhibit propos- LONG BEACH, Wash. – The Wacky Putt-Putt mini-golf tour- nament, organized by Wellspring Community Network, will take place at Fun Beach Fun Center from 4 to 9 p.m. on Thursday. With a theme of “under the sea,” this year’s tournament will allow teams between two and four players to arrange a start time and play to support local nonprofi ts. Prizes will be awarded to three teams scor- ing the most points, as well as the team with the biggest age spread and the team with the best costumes. Tickets cost $30 per individ- ual or $100 per team. For more information, visit www.well- springpacifi ccounty.org. Encore Dance Studio to host dance day with classes, treats WARRENTON – Encore Dance Studio will host a free dance day from noon to 3 p.m. on Saturday. Classes will be held as a pre- view of Encore’s off erings, including a hula class, as well as face painting, a bounce house and shaved ice treats. This event is free and open to the public. For more informa- tion, visit www.getyoudancing. com. things to do. TWO-STORY LASER TAG ARENA! Party and event packages available. Come join the fun and get Tagged in Seaside. Seaside Carousel Mall • 300 Broadway Reservations please call 503-739-7513 LOWE COLUM R BI BOWL A LOOKING FOR A GOOD DEAL? On a budget & looking for some family entertainment? Print out our free game of bowling coupons on our website. (Must print. No digital forms will be accepted) 826 Marine Dr. Astoria 503-325-3321 lcbowl.com 18 // COASTWEEKEND.COM Singer-songwriter Mary Flower will perform at KALA on Thursday. 95 Hamburg Ave., Astoria • 503-325-4341 Follow us on Facebook • Friday Fishing Reports • New items • “Catch of the Day” pictures • Essential “How To” Info • Monthly promotions and more. www.Eng lundMarine.com 38th Season of Shanghaied IN Astoria Every Thursday, , Friday and Saturday from NOW through September 10 Showtimes are 7:00 for evening shows Ticket prices are $20 for front row seating and $15 for all other seating Tickets can be purchased at info@asocplay.com, by calling 503-325-6104 or at the door ½ hour before the show. Reservations are recommended at the ASOC Playhouse 129 West Bond Street Uniontown | Astoria Singer-songwriter, guitarist to perform at KALA Th ursday ASTORIA – Singer-song- writer Mary Flower will per- form at KALA at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday. Known for her fi nger-picking style of guitar playing, Flower has released 11 recordings. At this performance, she will draw from her extensive repertoire of pieces, joined by swing and rag- time guitarist Doc Stein. Admission is $20 in advance, or at the door depending on availability. Doors open at 7 p.m. Seating will be limited. For more information and to buy tickets, visit www.brownpa- pertickets.com.
