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The Future
& 2011 Predictions
In every culture there is a belief
in the human spirit. People
feel a connection to something
greater than themselves but
how they arrive at this feeling
has been altered and changed
over the history of mankind.
The power of the Earth and her
dramatic changes kept humanity
aware that there was something
much greater that determined
their fate. When technology
moved into the forefront we
gained a power of perception that
no one had ever experienced in
earlier centuries. We could in
fact watch the weather on the
other side of the planet and move
about according to what we could
see coming via satellite. This
technological advance has connected
us around the world and
yet it has also kept us from the
Earth. We no longer listen to the
wind and watch the color of the
light change. Our senses have
dulled as we rely upon the computer
to tell us the temperature
outside and the weather in the
country that we are traveling to.
Finding balance between Earth
and technology is the challenge
of the future.
As a living and breathing being,
the Earth makes her adjustments
with all who live upon her
surface. This is a delicate balance
of nature and the impact we
are having to the environment.
We work, raise our children and
watch the passing of loved ones
while the Earth continues her
cycle measured by the sun, moon
and seasons.
At the heart of mankind is an
infectious spark that is directly
related to our source. It is called
hope. Inside of each of us there
is a desire to live, protect and
survive. This fight or flight mode
is directly linked to our wellspring
of hope. We are not challenged
by Sonja Grace
as we were in the past with the
direct response to fight or flight.
Tribal wars, the plague and
hungry animals larger than us are
no longer a threat in many places
around the world. Where this
threat still exists there is a strong
thread to living closely with the
Earth. Extreme conditions will
create that connection and drive
us to fight or flight with the hope
we will survive. We are disconnected
from our survival skills
and our hope.
When we think about the
future there are many concerns
environmentally and financially.
We tend to lose sight of the fact
that the Earth is our home and
we are completely dependent
upon her for survival. Take the
time to go outside and reconnect
with her. While you are experiencing
this very organic reunion
remember your well of hope deep
inside your soul. You have been
here lifetimes and remembering
who you are and clearing your
karma will reconnect you with
your hope. For it is your belief in
something greater than yourself
that has helped you arrive at
where you are today and that
connection to Divine Love goes
straight into your soul and ignites
the hope that you carry for all
living things.
Author of Angels in the 21st
Century, Sonja Grace is a mystic
healer and spiritual intuitive who
provides guidance to people all
over the world. She works with
her clients over the phone providing
immediate stability, clarity
and guidance through her readings,
counseling and processing
work. Sonja Grace sees and
receives messages from loved
ones who have crossed over and
offers a venue for healing in this
world and the spirit world.
www.sonjagrace.com
THEATER
Chicken Creek Diaries. Musical. $12 &
$9, 7pm at the Barn Community Playhouse
in Tillamook.
The Dolly Dialogues. Drama. $10
includes an English tea in keeping with the
theme of the play. 7pm in the Riverbend
Room at NCRD in Nehalem.
Shanghaied in Astoria. Musical Melodrama.
$12 - $20, 7:30pm at the ASOC
Playhouse in Astoria.
The Mystery of Irma Vep. Comedy, a
Gothic spoof. $8 - $20, 8pm at the Coaster
Theater Playhouse in Cannon Beach.
Opal’s Million Dollar Duck. Comedy.
$12, 8pm at Theater West in Lincoln City.
541-994-5663
Saturday 20
MUSIC
Musician’s Jam. Free, 2 – 4pm at the
Tillamook Library.
Bluegrass & BBQ. Live music TBA. $5
cover, food at 5pm, music at 6pm. At the
Nehalem Bay Winery at Mohler. 888-368-
9463
Bill Hayes. No cover, 6 – 9pm at the Wet
Dog Café in Astoria.
Jennifer Goodenberger. Classical/Improvisational/Contemporary
piano music. No
cover, 6pm at the Shelburne Restaurant in
Seaview, WA
Radio Cowboy. $8, 6pm at the Garibaldi
Museum.
Tom Trudell. Jazz piano. No cover, 6 –
9:30pm at the Bridgewater Bistro in Astoria
Loretta Lynn. Country. $20 - $50, 8pm at
Chinook Winds in Lincoln City.
Taryn Cross. 9pm at Chinook Winds
Seafood Grill Lounge in Lincoln City.
The Strange Tones. No cover, 9pm at
Roadhouse 101 in Lincoln City.
ART
Local Artist Trunk Show. 10am – 5pm at
the Long Beach Coffee Roasters in Long
Beach, WA 360-642-2334
Peninsula Clay Artists Show & Sale. At
the Artisan in Ilwaco, WA
Art Night at the Marina. 5 – 8pm at the
Marina in Ilwaco, WA
FOOD & DRINK
Wine Tasting. Summertime Wines. 1 –
4pm at the Cellar on 10th in Astoria.
Seafood Boil. Crack, crush, slurp…
crustaceans everywhere hide in fear. $50,
reservations required. 6pm at McMenamins
Sand Trap in Gearhart. 503-717-8150
Wine Tasting Special. $9 for 4 2-oz
pours + complimentary appetizers. 4 –
6pm at the Wine bar at Sweet Basil’s Café
in Cannon Beach.
HAPPENING
Washington State International Kite
Festival. All day events, various locations
in Long Beach, WA kitefestival.com/kitefestival/
Wahkiakum County Fair. At the Fairgrounds
in Skamokawa, WA.
End-of-Summer Dance Party. All ages
welcome. 7:30pm at Mcmenamins Sand
Trap in Gearhart.
Gem, Mineral & Jewelry Show. Free
admission, 10am – 6pm at the Seaside
Civic & Convention Center.
Muttzanita Festival. Various dog-themed
events. 9:30am – 4pm. At various locations
in Manzanita, centered around 4
Paws on the Beach. 503-368-3436. For
schedule, go to: http://muttzanita.com/
event-schedule/#AKC%20Rally%20Demonstration
Reenactment of 18th Century Sailors
& Rope Making. Noon – 4pm at the
Garibaldi Museum.
Annual Old Iron Show. EDGE & TA Branch
159. 9am – 5pm at The Blue Heron French
Cheese Co. in Tillamook. 503-842-3130
Return from the Burn – 78 Years Later.
Free admission, 10am – 4pm at the Tillamook
Forest Center at mile post 22 on the
Wilson River Hwy. 866-930-2663
Lincoln City Flower Show. Free, 1 – 5pm
at the Lincoln City Community Center.
Shanghaied Costume Ball. $10 single,
$15/couple. 10:30pm – 1am at the ASOC
Playhouse in Astoria.
LITERARY
Manzanita Writer’s Series. Naseem
Rakha will read from her novel “The Crying
Tree”
Q & A and open mic session follows.
$5, 7pm at the Hoffman Center in
Manzanita.
Writers on the Edge. Author Brian Doyle
will read from his work. Q&A and Open mic
session follows.
OUTSIDE
Glow Ball Tournament. 18 hole – 2
person scramble, glow balls will be issued
for the last 9 holes. Plus BBQ. $50, starts
at 6pm at the Surfside Golf Course near
Ocean Park, WA
The Miss Virginia 4 Mile Fun Run/Coffee
Run. $5 single, $10 per 3-person team.
Starts at 9am at Coffee Girl in Astoria.
Saltmakers’ Return. Talk and trade with
the Corps of Discovery as the make salt to
preserve their meat for their return home.
Around the clock at the Saltmakers’ Camp
in Seaside.
Tillamook Bay Run. 10 and 5 mile trail
runs, 5 mile walk. At Bay Ocean Spit. FMI
503-842-7525
Bay City Challenge Charity Golf Tournament.
At Alderbrook Golf Course in
Tillamook. 503-842-7179
Beach Park Pet Parade & Fundraiser.
Includes a beach walk & BBQ. Registration
begins at 8am at D-River wayside in
Lincoln City.
THEATER
Chicken Creek Diaries. Musical. $12 &
$9, 7pm at the Barn Community Playhouse
in Tillamook.
The Dolly Dialogues. Drama. $10
includes an English tea in keeping with the
theme of the play. 7pm in the Riverbend
Room at NCRD in Nehalem.
Shanghaied in Astoria. Musical Melodrama.
$12 - $20, 7:30pm at the ASOC
Playhouse in Astoria.
Opal’s Million Dollar Duck. Comedy.
$12, 8pm at Theater West in Lincoln City.
541-994-5663
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling
Bee. Comedy. $8 - $23, 8pm at the
Coaster Theater Playhouse in Cannon
Beach.
Sunday 21
MUSIC
Wild Hog in the Woods. No cover, 10am
– 3pm at the Astoria Sunday Market.
Country-Folk Music Jam. Americana.
Bring your instruments and take part. 1pm
at the Tillamook Forest Center, on Hwy 6,
east of Tillamook.
All That Jazz. Jazz. No cover (donations
accepted). 2pm at the Wet Dog Café in
Astoria.
Everyday People. Free, 4 – 6pm at the
City Park in Cannon Beach.
Swing Cats. Swing/Jazz/Blues. No cover,
5pm at Clemente’s in Astoria.
Brian Johnstone, Flamenco/Jazz/Blues.
5 – 7pm at the Wine Bar at Sweet Basil’s
Café in Cannon Beach.
Wild Hog in the Woods. Old time Stringband
music. No cover. 8pm at Fort George
Brewery & Public House in Astoria.
ART
Local Artist Trunk Show. 10am – 5pm at
Long Beach Coffee Coffee Roaster in Long
Beach, WA 360-642-2334
CINEMA
The Wizard of Oz. $2, 11am at the Bijou
Theater in Lincoln City.
Megamind. Free movies in the park! The
movie is free with minimal fees for treats.
Bring a blanket or comfy chair and enjoy
the show. Starts at dusk or near 8:45pm at
McLure Park in Astoria. 503-327-7275
FOOD & DRINK
Pancake Breakfast. All-you-can-eat
for $5, 8am – noon at the Bay City Arts
Center.
Cannon Beach American Legion Breakfast.
$7 adults, $3 children under 6. 9
– 11:30am at the American Legion Hall in
Cannon Beach.
HAPPENING
Washington State International Kite
Festival. All day events, various locations
in Long Beach, WA kitefestival.com/kitefestival/
Gem, Mineral & Jewelry Show. Free
admission, 10am – 4pm at the Seaside
Civic & Convention Center.
Return from the Burn – 78 Years Later.
Free admission, 10am – 4pm at the Tillamook
Forest Center at mile post 22 on the
Wilson River Hwy. 866-930-2663
Annual Old Iron Show. EDGE & TA Branch
159. 9am – 3pm at The Blue Heron French
Cheese Co. in Tillamook. 503-842-3130
Lincoln City Flower Show. Free, noon –
3pm at the Lincoln City Community Center.
OUTSIDE
Saltmakers’ Return. Talk and trade with
the Corps of Discovery as the make salt to
preserve their meat for their return home.
Through 3pm at the Saltmakers’ Camp in
Seaside.
Bay City Challenge Charity Golf Tournament.
At Alderbrook Golf Course in
Tillamook. 503-842-7179
Interpretive Paddle Trip. Free, 4:45 –
6:45pm at Siletz Bay National Wildlife
Refuge. 541-867-4550
THEATER
The Dolly Dialogues. Drama. $10
includes an English tea in keeping with the
theme of the play. 2pm in the Riverbend
Room at NCRD in Nehalem.
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling
Bee. Comedy. $8 - $23, 7pm at the
Coaster Theater Playhouse in Cannon
Beach.
Monday 22
MUSIC
The Black. With the Cedar Shakes and
Josh Uithof. $5, 8pm at the Hoffman
Center Annex in Manzanita.
CINEMA
The Wizard of Oz. $2, 11am at the Bijou
Theater in Lincoln City.
OUTSIDE
Bay City Challenge Charity Golf Tournament.
At Alderbrook Golf Course in
Tillamook. 503-842-7179
Tuesday 23
MUSIC
Dave Quinton & Friends. 1 – 5pm at the
Cannon Beach Farmers Market.
Richard T. Blues. No cover, 5:30 –
8:30pm at T Paul’s Supper Club in Astoria.
Brian O’Connor. Jazz guitar. No cover,
6pm at the Shelburne Inn in Seaview, WA
Salty Dogs. Folk/Blues/Classic Rock.
No cover, 6:30pm at the Harbor Bite in
Seaside.
Open Mic Night. Hosted by Barney
Perrine. No cover, 7 -9pm at Creekside
Restaurant & Lounge in Seaside.
Wednesday 24
MUSIC
Salty Dogs. Folk/Blues/Classic Rock. No
cover, 6 pm at the Rio Café in Astoria,
Open Mic Night. 7 – 9pm at Lush Wine
Bar in Cannon Beach.
Suzanne Knutzen. Piano. No cover, 7 –
8pm at the Shelburne Restaurant & Pub in
Seaview, WA
Dan Golden. Jazz. 7:30 – 10:30pm at
McKeown’s Restaurant & Bar in Seaside.
CINEMA
Night at the Museum – Battle of the
Smithsonian. Free movies in the park!
The movie is free with minimal fees for
treats. Bring a blanket or comfy chair and
enjoy the show. Starts at dusk or near
8:45pm at Fred Lindstrom Park in Astoria.
503-327-7275
HAPPENING
Open Mic. All Acts are welcome. No cover,
5 – 7pm at the Three Cups Coffeehouse
in Astoria.
Ecstatic Dance. Spirit-filled, freestyle,
yogic trance dance. $5 - $7, 6:30 –
7:45pm, at Pine Grove Community House
in Manzanita.
LITERARY
Local Author Showcase. Writers and
friends are invited to come share and listen
to original works being read by local authors.
Free, 6 – 8pm at Olde Towne Trading
Post in Ilwaco, WA
OUTSIDE
Interpretive Paddle Trip. Free, 10am –
noon at Siletz Bay National Wildlife Refuge.
541-867-4550
THEATER
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling
Bee. Comedy. $8 - $23, 8pm at the
Coaster Theater Playhouse in Cannon
Beach.
Thursday 25
MUSIC
Dan Golden Duo. World Music. No cover,
6 – 9pm at Creekside Pizzeria in Seaside.
Richard T. Jazz/Blues/Classic Rock. No
cover, 6pm at Lil’ Bayou in Seaside.
Basin Street NW. Jazz. No cover, 6:30pm
at the Bridgewater Bistro in Astoria.
Randy Weese. Bluegrass/Country. 6:30 –
9pm at the Wine Bar at Sweet Basil’s Café
in Cannon Beach.
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