Madeline’s Party (www.madelinesparty.com) is continuing its 30-year tradition of neighbors helping neighbors with a community Food Drive in partnership with the South Clatsop County Food [...]

Abby Posner is a multi-instrumental singer/songwriter who brings a genre-defying show to the historic Raymond Theatre on Sunday, September 27th at 2:00pm. Abby's band is [...]

The Brownsmead Flats will play at Calvary Episcopal Church in Seaside at 3:00 p.m. on September 27 for the Sundays at 3 Community concert series. [...]

Mark your calendars for September 29th at Fort George Brewery in Astoria! North Coast Communities for Watershed Protection (NCCWP) is holding a silent auction of [...]

Everyone has the power to save a life!  Clatsop County Public Health is offering a Naloxone training class for the public on Tuesday, September 29th [...]

Raymond Hill will read from and talk about his debut novel, The Morning Star Shines Brightest on the 29th of September at the Astoria Public [...]

Lady Freedom Wants Her Forever Family! Freedom is an adorable girl, all grey fuzz and bright eyes, and she’s a treasure to be won over. [...]

The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I is a free course tracing the origins of classical Indian thought, from the Vedas and Upaniṣads through the [...]

The Morning After is a senior project short film by Sean Wickstrom, Astoria High School, Class of 2027. This film will be shown at the [...]

Weekly offering in the Sam Johnson Woodworking shop at the Barbey Maritime Center. Capacity 12 carvers. No fees to participate.

a casual, low-pressure way to explore clay. Learn something new while creating by hand. Come solo, bring a partner, or gather a group. All workshops [...]

The Lower Columbia Danish Society will hold its monthly business meeting. Our program will be Jen Zamon demonstrating making a traditional Danish kransekage. Check the [...]

Columbia Artist Association-SW Washington invites the public to their annual Fall Art Show. Original works of art created by group members will be featured. The [...]

🌲 TREE STORIES: Opening Reception! Join us Friday, October 2 from 4–6 PM for the opening reception of Tree Stories, a collaboration of painter David [...]

Skate Night @ the Armory! Every Fri & Sat from 5p-8p $4 admission for all $4 skate rental   "The Return of the Night of the [...]

Join us at the Cannon Beach Library for light refreshments, followed by a local speaker and short business meeting. Members will vote on changes to [...]

"Register for CRMM's Maritime Weaving Club to try your hand at the OCEAN KNOT! Capacity in the Sam Johnson Woodworking Shop is limited to 8 [...]

Scoundrels Philosophy Club is a free weekly philosophy conversation. Each week starts with one question, sometimes big ("What is technology for?"), sometimes personal ("What can [...]

Celebrate World Migratory Bird Day with a make-and-take paper flappy bird. During Sensory Sunday this month, color and assemble a flapping bird of your choice [...]

Philosophical Ethics, Part 1: Principles & Approaches is a free course on the most perennial questions in ethics. What is good? What do we owe? [...]

Do Si Do with Hayshakers Square Dance Club at the Pacific Grange in Warrenton!

 Hear ye, hear ye! The noble Sir Hunter Camelot is officially seeking a forever kingdom to call his own. This striking, dignified fellow is a true gentleman who [...]

Giraffes can’t dance! This delightful story, by Giles Andreae and Guy Parker-Rees, is the focus of the North Oregon Coast Symphony’s October Musical Storytime education [...]

Make A Mug sessions are available most Wednesdays-Mondays, 2pm-5pm. These sessions invite you to personalize a hand-thrown mug using stamps, carving tools, and underglaze, OR [...]

Join us on Tuesday, October 6th at 11:00am in the Community Room for a 30-minute Dao Yin Qigong class with teacher Ron Graham. Dao Yin [...]

On Tuesday, October 6th 2026 starting at 5:30pm the Seaside Public Library will hold our monthly “Crafty Reader Book Club” in the Board Room. The [...]

The American Association of University Women (AAUW) Astoria Branch, in conjunction with The Astorian and KMUN Radio, is holding a Candidates’ Forum on Tuesday, October [...]

A Ruby in the Ruff! Every pet’s a treasure, but our Ruby truly sparkles! Ruby is a 67-pound Siberian Husky mix. From her golden-red coat [...]

Quincy is a handsome 1-year-old Heeler mix weighs about 43 pounds and is pretty hard to miss. Between those gorgeous blue eyes, his unique tan-and-white [...]

The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I is a free course tracing the origins of classical Indian thought, from the Vedas and Upaniṣads through the [...]

Weekly offering in the Sam Johnson Woodworking shop at the Barbey Maritime Center. Capacity 12 carvers. No fees to participate.

Giraffes can’t dance! This delightful story, by Giles Andreae and Guy Parker-Rees, is the focus of the North Oregon Coast Symphony’s October Musical Storytime education [...]

Celebrate World Salmon Day on a guided tour through the Brix Maritime Hall and Cedar and Sea with a focus on salmon and the salmon [...]

Vocal Uprising is a community-powered chorus where people come together to raise their voices for courage, connection, and joy. Led by a small team of [...]

Barbara Weiss Workshop at Pier 11 Studio: Process and Play in Oil and Cold Wax Painting: Discovering Your Visual "Voice" with Color, Pattern, Layers and [...]

Make A Mug sessions are available most Wednesdays-Mondays, 2pm-5pm. These sessions invite you to personalize a hand-thrown mug using stamps, carving tools, and underglaze, OR [...]

Learn the basics of relief stamp printing in this introductory class as we explore the museum’s collection in a new light! Students will recreate historic [...]

Scoundrels Philosophy Club is a free weekly philosophy conversation. Each week starts with one question, sometimes big ("What is technology for?"), sometimes personal ("What can [...]

This is an opportunity for community members to meet with candidate Byrd to learn about his experience in law enforcement and his vision for safer [...]

Youth ages 9-17 of all skill levels are encouraged to join the new Astoria Youth Pinball League! The first hour will be a structured instruction/playing [...]

Philosophical Ethics, Part 1: Principles & Approaches is a free course on the most perennial questions in ethics. What is good? What do we owe? [...]

Daring and trailblazing classical guitarist and composer, Aaron Larget-Caplan, returns to the Coaster Theatre this fall to perform music from his latest album Guitar America [...]

Make A Mug sessions are available most Wednesdays-Mondays, 2pm-5pm. These sessions invite you to personalize a hand-thrown mug using stamps, carving tools, and underglaze, OR [...]

From Peter: Another book of poetry and another reading at the Astoria Library! On Tuesday, October 13th I will be reading from my third book [...]

The North Coast Watershed Association (NCWA) will host our winter River Council Meetings indoors at the Brownsmead Grange, Astoria Library, and Warrenton Library. We will [...]

The Astoria Social Justice Book Club is meeting on October 13th at 6:00 P.M. in the Commodore Hotel Lobby, 258 14th Street, Astoria. This month [...]

Starting in 2025, the Education Department has hosted a casual, bi-monthly rug hooking gathering. Attendees work on current projects, as well as trade tips, techniques [...]

The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I is a free course tracing the origins of classical Indian thought, from the Vedas and Upaniṣads through the [...]

Coffee with a Councilor is a time to discuss what is going on in Seaside and providing in person feedback to Councilor Tita Montero. We [...]

Weekly offering in the Sam Johnson Woodworking shop at the Barbey Maritime Center. Capacity 12 carvers. No fees to participate.

On Thursday, October 15th 2026 the Seaside Public Library will welcome Goodwill Industries of the Columbia Willamette who will be offering the community a, “Computer [...]

a casual, low-pressure way to explore clay. Learn something new while creating by hand. Come solo, bring a partner, or gather a group. All workshops [...]

Join us on Friday, October 16th at 1:00pm as we continue a writer's discussion group to network about writing skills, story ideas, publishing options, organizational [...]

Make A Mug sessions are available most Wednesdays-Mondays, 2pm-5pm. These sessions invite you to personalize a hand-thrown mug using stamps, carving tools, and underglaze, OR [...]

Skate Night @ the Armory! Every Fri & Sat from 5p-8p $4 admission for all $4 skate rental   "The Return of the Night of the [...]

The Necanicum Watershed Council is hosting a Salmon Celebration in partnership with the Chinook Indian Nation and Consejo Hispano on October 17th from 10 am [...]

Scoundrels Philosophy Club is a free weekly philosophy conversation. Each week starts with one question, sometimes big ("What is technology for?"), sometimes personal ("What can [...]

Register for CRMM's Maritime Weaving Club to try your hand at the OCEAN KNOT! Capacity in the Sam Johnson Woodworking Shop is limited to 8 [...]

Philosophical Ethics, Part 1: Principles & Approaches is a free course on the most perennial questions in ethics. What is good? What do we owe? [...]

Sunday Afternoon Live presents the Skamokawa Swamp Opera Sunday, October 18 at 2 PM in the historic Raymond Theatre in Raymond, WA. This is a [...]

A Community Conversation on Death and Dying Astoria Death Cafe brings together people of all ages to talk openly about death, dying, and what it [...]

Make A Mug sessions are available most Wednesdays-Mondays, 2pm-5pm. These sessions invite you to personalize a hand-thrown mug using stamps, carving tools, and underglaze, OR [...]

Please join the Astorians Against Housing Taxes, Supporting Real Housing Solutions group to discuss Ballot Measure 4-247, “Vacant Homes Tax.”. We’ll be meeting at the [...]

The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I is a free course tracing the origins of classical Indian thought, from the Vedas and Upaniṣads through the [...]

Clatsop Soil and Water Conservation District will hold its regular monthly meeting. The public is welcome to attend. The meeting location is accessible to persons [...]

Make A Mug sessions are available most Wednesdays-Mondays, 2pm-5pm. These sessions invite you to personalize a hand-thrown mug using stamps, carving tools, and underglaze, OR [...]

Weekly offering in the Sam Johnson Woodworking shop at the Barbey Maritime Center. Capacity 12 carvers. No fees to participate.

Join us on Thursday, October 22nd in the McTavish Room for a friendly, engaging, and genuinely fun Planned Giving Seminar. Whether you’re just starting to [...]

a casual, low-pressure way to explore clay. Learn something new while creating by hand. Come solo, bring a partner, or gather a group. All workshops [...]

Make A Mug sessions are available most Wednesdays-Mondays, 2pm-5pm. These sessions invite you to personalize a hand-thrown mug using stamps, carving tools, and underglaze, OR [...]

Skate Night @ the Armory! Every Fri & Sat from 5p-8p $4 admission for all $4 skate rental   "The Return of the Night of the [...]

a casual, low-pressure way to explore clay. Learn something new while creating by hand. Come solo, bring a partner, or gather a group. All workshops [...]

Scoundrels Philosophy Club is a free weekly philosophy conversation. Each week starts with one question, sometimes big ("What is technology for?"), sometimes personal ("What can [...]

The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I is a free course tracing the origins of classical Indian thought, from the Vedas and Upaniṣads through the [...]

When scientist Dr. Carrington (Robert Cornthwaite) reports a UFO near his North Pole research base, the Air Force sends in a team under Capt. Patrick [...]

Philosophical Ethics, Part 1: Principles & Approaches is a free course on the most perennial questions in ethics. What is good? What do we owe? [...]

The Clatsop County Historical Society presents Talking Tombstones XXI: Grave New Day --- from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. on Sunday, October 25th, at the Ocean [...]

Do Si Do with Hayshakers Square Dance Club at the Pacific Grange in Warrenton!

Make A Mug sessions are available most Wednesdays-Mondays, 2pm-5pm. These sessions invite you to personalize a hand-thrown mug using stamps, carving tools, and underglaze, OR [...]

Gain a deeper understanding of pain and learn powerful tools for awareness, integration, and relief. In this free community class, participants will explore pain as [...]

Starting in 2025, the Education Department has hosted a casual, bi-monthly rug hooking gathering. Attendees work on current projects, as well as trade tips, techniques [...]

The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I is a free course tracing the origins of classical Indian thought, from the Vedas and Upaniṣads through the [...]

Make A Mug sessions are available most Wednesdays-Mondays, 2pm-5pm. These sessions invite you to personalize a hand-thrown mug using stamps, carving tools, and underglaze, OR [...]

Weekly offering in the Sam Johnson Woodworking shop at the Barbey Maritime Center. Capacity 12 carvers. No fees to participate.

a casual, low-pressure way to explore clay. Learn something new while creating by hand. Come solo, bring a partner, or gather a group. All workshops [...]

Make A Mug sessions are available most Wednesdays-Mondays, 2pm-5pm. These sessions invite you to personalize a hand-thrown mug using stamps, carving tools, and underglaze, OR [...]

Skate Night @ the Armory! Every Fri & Sat from 5p-8p $4 admission for all $4 skate rental   "The Return of the Night of the [...]

Whether you're new to the wheel or have years of experience, this class is designed to elevate your pottery throwing skills. Each session begins with [...]

Register for CRMM's Maritime Weaving Club to try your hand at the OCEAN KNOT! Capacity in the Sam Johnson Woodworking Shop is limited to 8 [...]

Scoundrels Philosophy Club is a free weekly philosophy conversation. Each week starts with one question, sometimes big ("What is technology for?"), sometimes personal ("What can [...]

The Arc of Indian Philosophy, Part I is a free course tracing the origins of classical Indian thought, from the Vedas and Upaniṣads through the [...]