IN NEW LIGHT - HIPFiSHmonthly

••• music • visual arts • literarylecture • outdoor • theater•••
Registration starts at 8am and the walk
starts at 9am at Maritime Memorial
Park in Astoria. 800-525-9255
THEATER
Alice in Wonderland, Jr. Musical. $8
adults, $5 students. 7pm at Naselle High
School in Naselle, WA
The Real Lewis & Clark Story. (Or How
the Finns Discovered Astoria.) $6 - $15,
7:30pm at the ASOC Playhouse in Astoria.
Butterflies Are Free. $8 - $20, 8pm at
the Coaster Theater in Cannon Beach.
The Whales of August. $8 - $12, 8pm at
Theater West in Lincoln City.
Sunday 6
MUSIC
Dave Drury. Jazz guitar. No cover, 11:30 –
2pm at the Bridgewater Bistro in Astoria.
Bluegrass Music Jam. 1 – 3pm at the
Tillamook Forest Center.
Cannon Beach Chorus Spring Concert.
“Spring Voices Unveiled.” Folk Songs &
Broadway Medleys. $10. 3pm at Community
Presbyterian Church in Cannon Beach.
The Hugs. Brit Pop/Garage Pop/Folk Rock.
No cover. 8pm at Fort George Brewery &
Public House in Astoria.
Cannon & Sloan. 8:30pm at the Snug
Harbor Bar & Grill in Lincoln City.
ART
Spring Unveiling Weekend. At various
locations in Cannon Beach. cbgallerygroup.
com
FOOD & DRINK
Grays River Friendship Circle Spring Tea
& Luncheon. The theme this year is “Even
Some Cowboys Drink Tea.” Homespun
entertainment of music and poetry will be
provided by Joel and Noreen Fitts of Grays
River. $8 suggested donation. Noon at
Rosburg Community Hall in Rosburg, WA
HAPPENING
Loyalty Days. Events take place at the
Peninsula Saddle Club and in downtown
Long Beach, WA starting at 7am. FMI:
loyaltydayslongbeach.com/
Knappa FFA/Forestry Plant Sale.
Noon- 6pm at the Knappa High School
Greenhouse.
Wildfire Awareness Week. Activities and
demonstrations begin at 10:30am at the
Tillamook Forest Center on Hwy 6 east of
Tillamook. For more information please
call 503-815-6800
LECTURE
Conservation and Art. Wildlife sculptor
Don Rambadt will talk about using art to
promote conservation efforts. 10am – noon
at Bronze Coast Gallery in Cannon Beach.
Coastal Think Tank: Your Land, My
Land. With Dr Veronica Dujon. Consider
the various meanings we in Oregon have
come to attach to different places in the
state and to explore how these attachments
shape our desire to both use and
preserve our natural resources. $5, 2
– 4pm, location TBA in Tillamook County.
503-965-2244
THEATER
Alice in Wonderland, Jr. Musical. $8
adults, $5 students. 3pm at Naselle High
School in Naselle, WA
Delores Levine, Multi-Lingual
Vocalist and new permanent to
the region leads ACúSTICA, a
fresh ensemble bringing a global
sound featuring sambas, mornas,
boleros, french classics, bossa
novas, rumbas, jazz and tangos
from the 1900’s -1960’s. Songs
are performed in Spanish,
Portuguese, Italian, French, Cape
Verde Creole and of course,
Tuesday 8
MUSIC
Open Jam. Hosted by One Way Out.
8:30pm at Snug Harbor Bar & Grill.
FOOD & DRINK
St Alban’s Annual Ham Dinner. Starts
at 5pm at St Alban’s Church in Tillamook.
503-842-6192
HAPPENING
MERTS Campus Open House. This exciting
one-day event includes fun activities for
all ages, demonstrations, vendor displays,
and a free barbecue. 1 – 6pm at the CCC
MERTS Campus in Astoria.
LECTURE
The Conversation Project. The Art of the
Possible: Jazz and Community Building.
A conversation led by jazz musician Tim Du-
Roche. Free, 7:30pm at the PAC in Astoria.
Coastal Encounters. Local author Bill
Lackner will do a presentation on crabbing
on the Oregon Coast. Free, 6:30pm at the
Driftwood Public Library in Lincoln City.
Wednesday 9
HAPPENING
Night of All Knowledge Trivia Tournament.
Team trivia for fun and prizes. Free,
6pm at the Seaside Library.
LECTURE
Molalla Log House Lecture. Is the
Molalla Log House Oregon’s oldest building
Gregg Olson, an authority on pioneer
structures in Oregon, will present a “house
detective” lecture to explore this question,
covering the historical context of the
house, cultural trends in log buildings, and
his use of dendrochronology - dating based
ACúSTICA
global rhythms
English. Ms. Levine
is accompanied by
master guitarist, Dan
Golden, Dave Ambrose
on bass and Matthew
Crichton on percussion
for a blended
ethnic sound. Musical
influences include Flora
Purim, Caetano Velosa,
Sergio Mendes,
Ruben Blades . . . for
a taste of their sound
and beautiful rendition
of the classic Jobim
bossa nova, Agua de
Babar, go to acusticworldmusic.com
and
hear them this month
at these locations:
Saturday, May 12, The Cove
@ Night. 7-9pm. The lovely
new venue at the Long Beach
Peninsula Golf Course. 9604
Pacific Hwy, in Longbeach. No
Cover. Beer /Wine and nibbles.
Friday, June 1, 7pm, The
Sand Trap in Gearhart. No
Cover.
on an analysis of tree rings. 7pm, Rm 219
in Columbia Hall at CCC in Astoria.
Joanne Rideout Speaking Event. Rideout
will be sharing photos and stories from her
life. Rideout worked as a freelance journalist
before moving to the Pacific Northwest.
She will be sharing a vast knowledge and
helpful hints about the shipping industry.
7pm at the Cannon Beach History Center.
OUTSIDE
Crabbing Clinic. With Bill Lackner. At
9:30am. Meet in the parking lot west of
Mo’s in Lincoln City. 541-996-4976
Thursday 10
MUSIC
Steve Sloan. 8pm at Roadhouse 101 in
Lincoln City.
HAPPENING
Knappa FFA/Forestry Plant Sale.
Noon- 6pm at the Knappa High School
Greenhouse.
DeLake Dance Night. $7, 6:30 – 10pm
at the Lincoln City Cultural Center.
Howie Mandel. Comedian. $30 - $45 at
Chinook Winds in Lincoln City.
LITERARY
Author Luncheon. With Heidi Durrow,
author of “The Girl Who Fell From the Sky.”
Inluudes a catered lunch and a signed copy
of the author’s book. Reservation required.
At noon at Beach Books in Seaside. 503-
738-3500
THEATER
The Whales of August. $8 - $12, 8pm at
Theater West in Lincoln City.
Friday 11
MUSIC
Dave Drury. Jazz guitar. No cover, 6 –
9pm at the Brdgewater Bistro in Astoria.
Yarn. Americana/Country/Roots. No
cover, 7pm at McMenamins Sand Trap in
Gearhart.
Jeremiah Clark. Acoustic/Folk/Indie. No
cover, 8:30pm at the Voodoo Room in
Astoria.
Hip Deep Soul Review. 9pm at the Snug
Harbor Bar & Grill in Lincoln City.
HAPPENING
Knappa FFA/Forestry Plant Sale.
Noon- 6pm at the Knappa High School
Greenhouse.
Mid-May Plant Exchange. 10am – 2pm
at the Connie Hansen Garden in Lincoln
City.
Howie Mandel. Comedy. $30 - $45 at
Chinook Winds in Lincoln City.
THEATER
Butterflies Are Free. $8 - $20, 8pm at
the Coaster Theater in Cannon Beach.
The Whales of August. $8 - $12, 8pm at
Theater West in Lincoln City.
Saturday 12
MUSIC
Chuck Wilder. Jazz piano. No cover, 6 –
9pm at the Bridgewater Bistro in Astoria.
Acustica World Music. No cover, 7 – 9pm
at The Cove @ Night at the Peninsula Golf
Course in Long Beach, WA
Whitney Moulton Jazz Quartet. $12,
7pm at the Lincoln City Cultural Center in
Lincoln City.
Left Coast Country. Bluegrass/Country.
No cover, 9pm at Hazel’s Tavern in Astoria.
Illuminated Donkey. 9pm at the Snug
Harbor Bar & Grill in Lincoln City.
Last Call. $5, 9pm at the San Dune Pub
in Manzanita.
Renee Hill Band. 9pm at Roadhouse 101
in Lincoln City.
ART
Astoria’s Second Saturday Art Walk. 5 –
9pm downtown Astoria.
CINEMA
Shanghaied Roller Doll Movie Night.
Showing the 1979s roller disco classic,
“Roller Boogie.” $5, starts at 9pm at the
Columbian Theater in Astoria.
FOOD & DRINK
Pancake Breakfast. $5 for adults, $3 for
children. 8am – 11am at the Peninsula
Senior Activity Center in Klipsan Beach, WA
Wine Tasting. Wines from France. 1 –
4pm at the Cellar on 10th in Astoria
HAPPENING
Knappa FFA/Forestry Plant Sale.
Noon- 6pm at the Knappa High School
Greenhouse.
Lower Columbia Pug Socializing Club.
Pugs and their people meet monthly for fun
and socialization. 11am at Carruthers Park
in Warrenton.
Annual Plant & Flower Sale. 9am –
1pm at the NCRD gymna ctivities and
demonstrations begin at 10:30am at the
Tillamook Forest Center on Hwy 6 east of
Tillamook. For more information please
call 503-815-6800
Mid-May Plant Exchange. 10am – 2pm
at the Connie Hansen Garden in Lincoln
City.
Jeremiah Lewis
Folk OUT!
With lyrics often referred to
as “deeply poignant,” Jeremiah
Clark masterfully balances poetry
with practicality and has been
likened to prodigies like Rufus
Wainwright and Tracy Chapman.
While his songs usually
take on a more serious tone, his
performances are refreshingly
lighthearted. Come for comedic
stories about family, friends and
Ezra Holbrook
portland folk rock royality
music.
traveling between tunes. “If you
don‘t laugh AND cry at some
point during the show, I simply
have not done my job.”
He released his first cd at age
16, sings queer-pointed songs
from the heart, and sings the hell
outta them. Don’t miss the boy
coming up from the south.
Friday, May 11, 8:30pm at
the VooDoo Room in Astoria.
Ezra Holbrook is a
keystone of the Portland
music scene. Besides
playing & singing with
most every band and
musician of note in the
area (he was a founding
member of the Decemberists,
for example)
he’s also a sought-after
producer and engineer.
Saturday, May 19, 7pm, at the new Peninsula Arts Center. 5
blocks north of downtown LB. more info go to peninsulaartscenter.org
Mountain Breathers
collaborative folk
Mountain Breathers is the
collaborative folk project between
California songwriter Chase McBride
and Missoula multi-instrumentalist
Michael Corson. Based in the
mountain town of Missoula,
Montana the duo mixes strong
harmonies, endearing lyrics, and
mature songwriting into a unique
style of folk.
Sunday, May 27, Fort George
Brewery in Astoria, No Cover.
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