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T he C olumbia P ress
June 21, 2019
This weekend
Hiking club sets
under-town tour
If you’ve ever wanted to
take an underground tour
of Astoria, but didn’t want
to go alone, consider Satur-
day’s Angora Hiking Club
event.
Two local guides with a
love of Astoria and a pas-
sion for the tunnels’ mys-
teries will lead the tour. Ad-
mission is $15 per person.
Hikers will be escorted
through the tunnels safely
while getting an entertain-
ing history.
The walk is less than
an hour along clear easy
pathways on one level. If
you plan to attend, email
walk leader Arline LaMear
at cliffandarline@msn.com.
Participants do not have to
be club members.
Trio performs
classical greats at
Liberty Theatre
The Hermitage Trio de-
buts its first album during
a concert at 7:30 p.m. Sat-
urday, June 22, at the Lib-
erty Theatre, 1203 Com-
mercial St.
The trio includes long-
time Astoria favorites
Sergey Antonov on the cel-
lo, Ilya Kazantsev on the
piano and Misha Keylin on
violin.
The Hermitage Trio is
distinguished by its exu-
berance, range, and sound.
Their album was released
in May.
Kazantsev also will per-
form separately in a piano
recital at 7:30 p.m. Sun-
day, June 23.
Tickets for either perfor-
mance are $35 and can be
purchased online at liber-
tyastoria.org or at the box
office after 2 p.m.