Open Daily 9:30 AM – 5:00 PM Explore the history of the Columbia River from the days of dugout canoes, through the age of sail, to present. Discover the stories of the legendary Columbia River Bar, one of the most dangerous passages in the world, at the nationally renowned Columbia River Maritime Museum.
Visual Arts & Education
Custom furniture and so much more! Patrick.Barker.Woodworking@gmail.com
A gallery, studio, and maker space, the Sou’wester Arts & Ecology Center ignites creativity and self-expression by exploring tools and processes in arts and ecology. souwesterlodge.com/art/souwester-arts-ecology-center
Elevate your home or office with fine art from Agnes Field Studio. Working with clients in Astoria and beyond to offer original works, limited editions, and commissioned pieces.
The Astoria Studio Collective houses artists, writers and makers in 16 studios at the historic Van Dusen Building in downtown Astoria, OR.
We have a vision to become a regional art center for artists and all who are interested in art. Our mission is to support the artistic growth and development of all who want to create art as well as those who are currently creating art. Join us as a participant or patron of the arts.
A Feast for the Senses We focus on affordable original art from the Pacific Northwest in media ranging from paint to glass, ceramic, & metal. Let us help you find the next piece for your collection.
There was a time when nursing was celebrated in song and verse. When world famous artists were commissioned to capture nurses on canvas. When nurses were cover girls, wrote advice columns for popular magazines and endorsed products. There was a time when it was bold, noble, and patriotic to be a nurse. Come see an…
Imogen Gallery opened its doors for the first time August 11th 2012, joining the vibrant arts community of idyllic Astoria, Oregon. The gallery’s focus is on diverse, high quality contemporary art and features the work of artists of all professional levels who work in all mediums. Represented artists all share the common thread of passion…
Greg Navratil’s interest in art began early. At age seven he had a drawing of a dog, “with eyes as big as sewer lids”, published in the Denver Post. That same year he won his first award – a pack of Juicy Fruit gum – for a clay sculpture of a cowboy sitting on a fence…