All participating businesses will be featuring an artist or art work...Look for the red, blue, and yellow ballons outside the business.
For information contact 503-738-6391.
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Tastes are free...wine prices vary
Join Taste of Tuscany for a fun Friday night of wine tasting
Liberty Theater and Astoria-Warrenton Chamber of Commerce are presenting this program jointly, featuring the music that moved the nation’s spirit. With a big band orchestra, singers and dancers, In The Mood takes a look at the life and time of America’s greatest generation. With music and dance performed to up-tempo big band rhythms and mellow intimate ballads, a mood was set to inspire a future filled with hope, promise and prosperity.
Get ready for a fun-filled evening of your favorite music from the 50’s - 90’s and beyond! You’ll be relaxing Under the Boardwalk, singing along with the Beatles, get up and SHOUT, and even enjoy a special appearance by BNO’s version of the Blues Brothers! You can watch a video of this high energy group perform at boyznightout.com.
Artistic Director Keith Clark hosts a multi-media introduction to the cultural life of early 20th Century Vienna, the creative hothouse of Freud, Mahler, Gustav Klimt, Arnold Schoenberg and this summer’s featured opers: alban Berg’s Wozzeck. Plus a rare performance of Arnold Schoenberg’s Pierrot Lunaire, a revolutionary work for singing actress and chamber ensemble, filled with Freudian dreams and nightmares. Conceived as a Berlin cabaret act,Pierrot Lunaire tells of the sad clown Pierrot and his love for Columbine, in a unique “Song-Speech” vocal style later used by Schoenberg’s stufdent Ablan Berg in his opers Wozzeck. Free
Brides, grooms and families can visit one location to find everything they need to host a wedding at the beach. Oregon's coastline is nationally recognized for its unique beauty and offers a magical setting for any marriage ceremony. With activities for people of all ages, the beach is the perfect place to have your wedding and enjoy family and friends. Free admission
"75 Years of Museum History," is a retrospective exhibit of the museum since its beginnings in 1935 when the Tillamook County Pioneer Association elected to open a museum to house items from early pioneer families. The display will feature artifacts from each of the 75 years, some of which have never been previously displayed. Regular business hours are 10 am to 4 pm Tuesday through Sunday.
"75 Years of Museum History," is a retrospective exhibit of the museum since its beginnings in 1935 when the Tillamook County Pioneer Association elected to open a museum to house items from early pioneer families. The display will feature artifacts from each of the 75 years, some of which have never been previously displayed. In celebration of the 75th anniversary, Sundays in February will be free, with donations accepted. Regular business hours are 10 am to 4 pm Tuesday through Sunday.
"75 Years of Museum History," is a retrospective exhibit of the museum since its beginnings in 1935 when the Tillamook County Pioneer Association elected to open a museum to house items from early pioneer families. In celebration of the 75th anniversary, Sundays in February will be free, with donations accepted. The display will feature artifacts from each of the 75 years, some of which have never been previously displayed. Regular business hours are 10 am to 4 pm Tuesday through Sunday.
"75 Years of Museum History," is a retrospective exhibit of the museum since its beginnings in 1935 when the Tillamook County Pioneer Association elected to open a museum to house items from early pioneer families. In celebration of the 75th anniversary, Sundays in February will be free, with donations accepted. The display will feature artifacts from each of the 75 years, some of which have never been previously displayed. Regular business hours are 10 am to 4 pm Tuesday through Sunday.
"75 Years of Museum History," is a retrospective exhibit of the museum since its beginnings in 1935 when the Tillamook County Pioneer Association elected to open a museum to house items from early pioneer families. In celebration of the 75th anniversary, Sundays in February will be free, with donations accepted. The display will feature artifacts from each of the 75 years, some of which have never been previously displayed. Regular business hours are 10 am to 4 pm Tuesday through Sunday.
Alisha Hamel from the Historical Outreach Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-profit, will present “Oregon's Role During WWII.” This will include Tillamook's special role with the mission of searching for Japanese submarines along the Oregon coastline. Ms. Hamel will speak generally about the causes of WWII and the reason the United States became involved and will then transition into where Oregon troops were sent to fight and what happened in Oregon during the war. The free presentation will include a touchable display of actual WWII items and interaction with the audience. The display includes items such as a WWII helmet, various jackets and coats, part of a captured German teletype machine, a German gas mask, and medals that were awarded to the Soldier that the St. Helens' Armory was named after along with many other items.
Your Heart's Desire: A Celebration of Chocolate, Wine and Art - This benefit for the Community Arts Project begins on Friday with a benefit art sale, open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with free admission and chocolate cookies. The main Chocolate and Wine Event, from 6 to 10 p.m. on Saturday, features complimentary appetizers, chocolate desserts, beer, wine and cider, plus a student art show, silent auction and raffle. One of the highlights of the PC social season. Tickets to the Saturday event are $25 in advance, $30 at the door, for details call 503-392-4581.
Your Heart's Desire: A Celebration of Chocolate, Wine and Art - This benefit for the Community Arts Project begins on Friday with a benefit art sale, open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with free admission and chocolate cookies. The main Chocolate and Wine Event, from 6 to 10 p.m. on Saturday, features complimentary appetizers, chocolate desserts, beer, wine and cider, plus a student art show, silent auction and raffle. One of the highlights of the PC social season. Tickets to the Saturday event are $25 in advance, $30 at the door, for details call 503-392-4581.
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