Author: North Coast BBQ

Submitted By: barbaraandchuck@nehalemtel.net – Click to email about this post

After a 7 year hiatus, Garaj Mahal hits the road again! Featuring Kai Eckhart, Oz Ezzeldin, Fareed Haque, and Hassan Hurd

NCMP is honored to be presenting this world class jazz-funk-fusion ensemble during their brief upcoming PNW tour.

For those not familiar with this super group see their website at :

Garaj Mahal.us.

Time: 4pm
White Clover Grange, Nehalem
Advance tickets: $25
Tickets on sale now at:

Tickettomato.com

Never miss a Sunday show

Submitted By: mruona@hotmail.com – Click to email about this post

Muttzanita will be tomorrow, Saturday, September 9th

10am – 2pm

First Street at Laneda (next to the Visitors Center)

New Mayor announced at 10:15 am
Parade Lineup starts at 10:30 am
Parade down Laneda at 10:45 am (everyone is welcome to participate)
Games on the beach begin at 12:00 pm
Games continue on First Street at 1:00 pm

Please join us for a few hours or the day. You will need to register your dog if they want to participate in any of the games. $20/dog gets them into all contests (you can sign up onsite for the contests).

It is free to come and observe. Stop by and see what we have at the silent auction

We will have Gnarly’s Tacos there so you can grab lunch.

We look forward to seeing everyone!

Submitted By: tolovanaartscolony@gmail.com – Click to email about this post

Two of Astoria’s best—The Hackles and Michael Hurley—visit Cannon Beach for a free concert in the park on Sunday, September 17th.

Join us for an evening of sweet strumming and stirring harmonies, as The Hackles and Michael Hurley make a rare visit to Cannon Beach.

The Hackles–Luke Ydstie (guitar), Kati Claborn (banjo) of Blind Pilot, along with Halli Anderson (fiddle)—deliver “Highly refined songwriting and awe-inspiring harmonization,” according to Rough Trade. The group’s latest record, “What A Beautiful Thing I Have Made,” was released this spring.

The album is “is achingly raw and breathtakingly alive,” exclaimed Atwood Magazine. “The Oregon group’s radiant, resonant music provides a captivating backdrop for life’s deeper questions and considerations, compelling us to step back out of our everyday and once again dive deep into ourselves, our worlds, and the things that make our lives worth living.”

Joining the bill is Astoria’s Michael Hurley, who the New York Times dubbed “an original folk iconoclast.”

“This reluctance to work by anyone else’s code epitomizes the recalcitrant idealism of Hurley, one of American folk music’s longest-running survivors and visionaries,” wrote the Times. “For six decades, Hurley has chronicled his passions, problems and curious predilections on several dozen albums, often self-made or self-released. His dependable strangeness and self-reliance cast him as a spiritual forebear and elder ally for songwriters at the country and folk fringes of indie rock,” inspiring luminaries such as Cat Power, Yo La Tengo and Will Oldham.

Hurley will be accompanied by members of The Hackles.

This free, family friendly concert begins at 5:00PM. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets, low-backed chairs and fully stocked picnic baskets.

The park is located in downtown Cannon Beach, northeast of the Chamber of Commerce at 2nd & Spruce.

The concert is produced by the Tolovana Arts Colony and made possible by a Community Grant from the City of Cannon Beach.

For more information, visit tolovanaartscolony.org, email tolovanaartscolony@gmail.com, or call 541-215-4445.

Submitted By: codger817@gmail.com – Click to email about this post

Tired of angry, divisive politics? Let’s try this, getting together for civil conversations about the things that matter to us. Everyone welcome, whether you “lean-red”,or “lean-blue”, or are “in-between”. Let’s get together on Zoom and just talk and listen. My hope is that we’ll gain a better understanding of each other by listening to each other. I’m anxious to talk about the book, “Talking Across the Divide”. But maybe together we can find something else to talk about. Maybe, what’s your favorite ice cream? Ground rules are very simple. (1.) Everybody brings their best manners. (2.) Nobody talks for more than 4 minutes at a stretch. (3.) Nobody comes to win an argument or change anybody’s mind. (4.) Listening is more important than talking. Zoom meetings Saturday’s. at 10AM us06web.zoom.us/j/83311730121?pwd=dHFxYmdsUk9BZTRkUW5LOWFoSFpLUT09 If a different day or time would work better for you or for more information contact Jim Heffernan at codger817@gmail.com

Submitted By: mktripp@gmail.com – Click to email about this post

There will be two dance socials this fall in the NCRD gym. September 22nd and November 17th. Mark your calendars! We hope to see you there.

Submitted By: WaSH@evcnb.org – Click to email about this post

Do you know how to safely store water in your home so that it’s ready to use in times of emergency?
Do you know about methods to handle human waste when our sanitation services aren’t available?
Do you have a system ready to use for hand washing?
Register for a WaSH Class and learn how to be prepared in all of these scenarios. Go to EVCNB.org Events-and-Trainings to sign up for this 2 1/2 hr. class on Sept. 16 class at 10:AM at the Firehall on Hwy 101.