Experience the comfort of authentic southern food right here in Astoria, OR! Listen to live music while you enjoy family-style dinner at this upcoming event at the Astoria Armory. River2River is an event that has been a long time in … Continue reading
Journey Back in Time Did you know there are walkable tunnels below the town of Astoria, OR? Experience history in a way you never have before with Astoria Underground Tours. Revel in a spooky ghost story, learn about history from … Continue reading
A Night Made for All Music Lovers Scandanavian music of old is brought back to life in this celebration of folk music and instruments performed by Greg Ewer and his fellow musicians. The title of this event is “Smörgåsbord,” and … Continue reading
It can be a challenge to travel with pets. Knowing where they are welcome and where they are not is only one of the many questions travelers have to consider when bringing their furry friends along. As a pet-friendly bed … Continue reading
A retreat called the Pacific Northwest Sisters in Christ Fellowship is planned on the Oregon north coast in Astoria Oregon on the weekend of March 6, 7 and 8, 2020 at Clementine’s Bed & Breakfast. Facilitator & speaker Stephanie Mounier … Continue reading
But Isn’t Kayak-Building Best Left for the Professionals? Sure, if you just want to get out on the water, maybe buying or renting a ready-made kayak is for you. But imagine cruising down the Columbia River or along Sunset Beach … Continue reading
Historic Astoria, Oregon comes (back) to life with this year’s Talking Tombstones event held by the Clatsop County Historical Society on October 27, 2019. Prepare to meet any number of local residents who once lived in this town, but now … Continue reading
Astoria Sunday Market, Oregon’s second largest farmers market, features “fresh and locally grown” food, artisan crafts and art, plus live music every week from mid-May to mid-October. From 10 am – 3 pm every Sunday, you can wander among the almost … Continue reading
Ride the Astoria Riverfront Trolley to see some of Astoria’s best known historic landmarks on this waterfront tour. Visitors can hear the clang, clang, clang of “Old 300”, a restored 1913 streetcar, throughout the late spring and summer months. The … Continue reading
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