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CANNON BEACH, OR – The Cannon Beach Arts Association is pleased to announce its upcoming Summer Art Camp for children, scheduled to take place from July 14th to July 18th. This annual camp offers a creative and educational experience for young artists aged 4 – 16 years old.
Participants in the Summer Art Camp will have the opportunity to explore various art forms, including painting, drawing, jewelry making, sculpture, and more, under the guidance of experienced instructors. The camp aims to inspire creativity, encourage self-expression, and foster a love for the arts in a supportive and engaging environment.

We are thrilled to host our Summer Art Camp once again this year! It’s a wonderful opportunity for children to unleash their imagination, develop new skills, and make lasting memories in a fun and interactive setting.

The camp will run from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm daily, with all art supplies provided. Snacks will be offered, but participants are required to bring their lunches. Registration is now open, and early booking is recommended as space is limited.

To REGISTER go to cannonbeacharts.org

For questions or more information about the Cannon Beach Arts Association’s Summer Art Camp, please contact the association at artcamp@cannonbeacharts.org or kim@cannonbeacharts.org

Don’t miss this exciting opportunity for young artists to explore their creative talents and make new friends at the Cannon Beach Arts Association’s Summer Art Camp!

The Cannon Beach Arts Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and promoting the arts in the coastal community. Through exhibitions, classes, and events, the association strives to enrich the lives of residents and visitors alike. We are located at 1064 S Hemlock St. Cannon Beach, OR 97110, phone 503-436-0744, email info@cannonbeacharts.org.

Wed. July 2nd From 2-5
Manzanita News and Espresso
500 Laneda
Manzanita, OR

Local artist Willow Rose invites you to sip some serenity with her show ‘Peaceful Visions Unlimited’
The show will be up for the month of July.

Come meet the artist on Wednesday, July 2nd from .2-5.
Let’s find a moment of peace and serenity through our shared creativity. Excited to hear your
vision of peace and learn about your creativity when we meet.

There will be free posters for any children attending the opening.

July 19 | 7:00-9:00pm
Admission $30

Hoffman Center for the Arts | 594 Laneda Avenue | Manzanita

Join us for an evening of science and humor that will include a moderated discussion with Cat Bohannon, who has the capacity to illuminate and surprise her audiences and readers with scientific research mixed with wisdom and wit.

About the Author:

Cat Bohannon is a researcher and author with a Ph.D. from Columbia University in the evolution of narrative and cognition. Her work has appeared in Science, The Atlantic, Scientific American, The Best American Nonrequired Reading, Lapham’s Quarterly, The Georgia Review, and Poets Against the War. Her first book, Eve, is a New York Times bestseller and was named a finalist for the Orwell Prize and longlisted for the Women’s Prize for Non-fiction.

hoffmanarts.org/events/an-author-event-with-cat-bohannon/

Paperbacks are $1 or 8 paperbacks for $5. Hardcovers are $2 or 6 hardcover books for $10. CDs and DVDs are $1 or 8 for $5.
All children and young adult books are $1 each.

We are grateful for your support, which helps fund building maintenance. Hope to see you there: Great deals await!

“What to say to someone who is dying”

A facilitated community conversation

So, what do you say to someone who is dying? Or to someone who has recently lost a spouse, or a child to cancer? Conversations around death, dying, and grief can be awkward, painful, emotional, and difficult, but they can also lead to bittersweet intimacy and make all the difference.

As we age, more of our family members, friends, and neighbors are seriously ill, dying, or grieving. Whether you are a family member, friend, co-worker, or just an acquaintance, figuring out what to say and do in those situations can feel impossible. Out of discomfort, and “fear you might say the wrong thing”, you may even be tempted to turn away and avoid the conversation altogether. We hope after you attend this session, you won’t turn away. This community conversation is designed to offer support and help you prepare so that your words, and your presence may offer much needed comfort during challenging times. And as we all become better prepared, our community becomes stronger and more resilient.

We are so very fortunate to have an outstanding panel of five compassionate professional women with diverse experience with death, dying, and grieving, to facilitate our conversation.

Everyone is welcome!
Please join us, bring your questions and/or share your insights, and meet our panelists:

Paula Sansum, retired healthcare provider and long-time community member.

Margot Lalich MPH BA RN, co-founder of the North Coast End-of-life Collective

Janine Carranza RN, a hospice nurse and author of the book, “ Bedside Portraits”.

Cami Aufdermauer, Hospice Chaplain for Adventist Health in Tillamook

Morgan Motsinger, entrepreneur, host of the “P.S. we expire” podcast, speaker, writer and student

Paperbacks are $1 or 8 paperbacks for $5. Hardcovers are $2 or 6 hardcover books for $10. CDs and DVDs are $1 or 8 for $5.
All children and young adult books are $1 each.

We are grateful for your support, which helps fund building maintenance. Hope to see you there: Great deals await!