So now we are moving to the next step which is to discuss the specific tasks needed to move the Village forward.
Please join us, on Saturday, July 16 at 2pm at the Nehalem City Park 12705 Hugo Street. More yummy treats provided. And bring a friend.
Rainy Day Village (RDV) is part of the Village Movement which started in Boston over 20 years ago to create a new model for aging and ways to support older adults who desire to remain in their homes, allowing them to stay active and engaged in their communities. We’re committed to helping one another maintain vibrant and connected lives in the communities we love. We believe in living our lives with pride, grace and independence in safe, healthy and socially connected ways.
Rainy Day Village is a member of The Villages NW non-profit Hub and Spoke Network
For more information about Rainy Day Village and Villages NW:
Rainydayvillage@gmail.com
www.rainydayvillage.org
www.villagesnw.org
For more information about the Village Movement go to Village to Village Network www.vtvnetwork.org
Vertical gardening, need only 36″ diameter space and an electric outlet.
Uses 98% less water than growing in soil.
Grows 30% faster – eg. 45 day lettuce in 30 days
Can be used inside with LED lights or outside with sunlight.
Sturdy food grade, UV resistant plastic construction.
Bring your questions, bring your credit card, or come to visit and learn about something new!
Constance – she/her
43080 Northfork Rd
Nehalem
JULY 30, 2022
Rope Mat Making
Instructor: Greg Neitzel
Time: 10 – 1:00PM
Location: Cannon Beach History Center.
Cost: $50 Members
$60 Non-Members
*Materials Included
In the era of wooden boats and iron men “chafing mats” were woven out of repurposed fishing line and placed on the wooden deck in high traffic areas to reduce wear and tear on the wooden deck. I learned how to craft them when I worked on the Barracuda fishing out of Astoria. Oregon in 1973.I conduct workshops around the area and welcome Eager Beaver Weavers to my studio in Svensen, Oregon.All the repurposed line is from the commercial fishing fleet of crabbers and long liners fishing in the Pacific ocean and serves as the connection between the incredible bounty of our oceansand the hardworking hands that harvest it each year. The line is imbued with great fish karma.
Workshop requirements:
-be able to stand and move around for several hours
-neatly trimmed fingernails
-the ability to hammer a nail straight without hitting your thumb
-spatial intelligence
-concentration
-a certain amount of obsessive/compulsive DNA
-pride in one’s craft
Start your morning with energizing movement on the beach. This will be good for all levels. Never tried Pilates, now is your chance. All you need is a mat. This session is free. Sign up here, www.sandandpinewellness.com/book-online?category=ce26d180-9b1d-4b9a-9220-63560ee4c00e
Please join us at these Town Hall Listening Sessions or fill our the online survey. The listening sessions are the first step in moving toward finding solutions to the issues that we are facing as a community, so that we as a community can work together to take proactive measures to be who we want to become.
Fill out the online survey and find more information here ci.manzanita.or.us
The Town Hall Listening Sessions are designed to gather information to better understand the key issues we are facing in our community from the community’s perspective. These listening sessions will also serve as the starting point for establishing a vision for the future of our city, highlighting key issues that will need to be addressed through an update of the Comprehensive Plan and providing guidance to the City Council on the most important issues facing our community.
I will be there to help facilitate and city staff will be on hand to answer questions.
Due to a rise in COVID cases we will be limiting the number of people in the room at one time to 30. Masks are encouraged but not required.
I look forward to seeing you on the 13th or 20th!
Kelley
The workshop is lively, engaging, renewing. It’s open at this time to women only.
Dates: July 20, 27 + Aug 3, 10
Cost: $148.00
Platform: Zoom
For more information, click here to be taken to the website for AmherstWriters.org:
amherstwriters.org/events/#!event/2022/7/13/writing-alive-2-5-hour-writing-workshop-with-dana-anderson-for-all-levels
This workshop serves as an excellent introduction to The Amherst Method with its positive focus on “what’s strong, what works and what’s unique” in writers’ first-draft writing. Join us each week for 2-4 prompts of 10-18 minutes each and write in any genre that calls to you in the moment.
Writers who choose to read their work aloud will receive transformative feedback.
Many more details available at the link above. Please contact Dana to reserve your seat: WritingAliveWorkshops@gmail.com
Thanks, BBQ! Many thanks to Barbara and Chuck.
Dana Anderson
Certified Facilitator, The Amherst Method
WritingAliveWorkshops@gmail.com, since 2015
Are you ready to share the love with soul stirring, irresistible blues?
Join us on Sunday, July 31st in the park for the iconic LaRhonda Steele!
Steele began her musical journey in Jones, Oklahoma at age 13, singing her first solo in church.
She’s since become a staple of the Portland blues, gospel and soul scenes. Steele was named “Best Female Vocalist” by the Cascade Blues Association in back-to-back years of 2016-17.
Steele is also the musical director of the nonprofit Portland Interfaith Gospel Choir and Portland Center for Spiritual Living.
To Steele, music is about coming together, sharing joy.
The free, family friendly concert, in Cannon Beach’s downtown city park, begins at 5:00PM. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets, low-backed chairs and fully stocked picnic baskets. Dogs, Frisbees, soccer balls and the like are welcome too.
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.
Please join us TOMORROW Saturday, July 9th at 11:00 at Nehalem City Park, 12705 Hugo Street, for a Town Hall and Picnic. Let’s get together to eat, socialize, and talk about the future of Rainy Day Village. Bring a picnic and a chair or a blanket and visit with old friends and make some new ones. Treats provided! At 12:00 there will be a conversation about where Rainy Day Village can go from here.
Please RSVP to rainydayvillage@gmail.com. Please come even if you don’t RSVP!
And Save the Date: July 16th will be a follow up meeting at 2:00 at the same place: Nehalem City Park (and with more treats!) Come and help plan the future of Rainy Day Village in more detail.
Rainy Day Village (RDV) is part of the Village Movement which started in Boston over 20 years ago to create a new model for aging and ways to support older adults who desire to remain in their homes, allowing them to stay active and engaged in their communities. A local group began meeting in 2017 to discuss how this movement might support and enrich lives on the northern Oregon coast. We soon realized that rather than focus efforts on creating a local non-profit, it would be advantageous to join an existing village organization. In early 2019, RDV became the 11th village under Villages Northwest, “hub and spoke” model operating in the Portland area. As a spoke we have access to the considerable experience of Villages NW to help build RDV. For more about Villages NW go to www.villagesnw.org. For more information about the Village Movement go to Village to Village Network www.vtvnetwork.org
Robust efforts were made to build Rainy Day Village by constructing the foundation that would be needed to have volunteers provide services for paying members and even more importantly to create a vibrant network of community connections: people living their lives with pride, grace and independence in safe, healthy and socially connected ways. The 20 year history of the Village movement has shown that the relationships built among villagers has added depth and meaning to people’s lives way beyond the help they receive with daily chores.
RDV was poised to open with members and volunteers in May 2020. Unfortunately, the launch date has been postponed indefinitely, due to COVID. Since the start of the pandemic RDV has been in a holding pattern.
The Steering Committee has decided it’s time to assess where we are going and hope that interested parties will attend one or both of the upcoming meetings to help plan the future of Rainy Day Village on the North Oregon Coast.
Rainy Day Village is a member of The Villages NW non-profit Hub and Spoke Network
For more information
Rainydayvillage@gmail.com
www.rainydayvillage.org
www.villagesnw.org
There’s nothing like listening to live poetry.
Seven of the featured poets of the Poetry Walk 2022 will read their poem, along with a short selection of other work, at each of the poems posted at businesses along Manzanita.
The circuit will start near the beach and end at the Library.
View the entire schedule and the featured poets at hoffmanarts.org/events/poetry-reading-circuit/?
Portland, OR based musician Kathryn Claire weaves together stories and melodies rooted in her classical and traditional musical background while infusing each song and composition with an energy and electricity that is palpable. Honest and poetic writing, crystalline vocals, impassioned violin compositions, and an ability to move seamlessly across genres, are the hallmark of Kathryn Claire’s original and diverse sound.
Telling stories is what the folk tradition is all about and it is what Dutch singer and songwriter Margot Merah loves to do. Margot’s music is comforting, hopeful and melancholic. Her songs explore stories about life, simple and small with an eye for detail as well as the bigger picture. Margot’s innate musicality and sense of harmony and rhythm allow her to work as both a solo artist and consummate collaborator.
After they met in 2013, Kathryn opened for The Lasses, a folk duo that features Margot Merah and Sophie Janna. The three musicians connected instantly and went on to tour in Europe, the US and Japan. Since that time, Kathryn and Margot have toured extensively together and with different projects; their music taking them around the world.
After two and a half years apart, the two are now reuniting in the Pacific Northwest for a tour featuring original and traditional songs and instrumentals along with their favorite covers. Between these two multi-instrumentalists, they will feature guitar, fiddle, ukulele, bodhran, harmonica and breathtaking vocal harmonies.
Introduction to Vitreography
with Mark Mahaffey
August 12–14 | 9:30am-3:00pm
Tuition: $230 |Materials Fee $50
Hoffman Center Wonder Garden | Manzanita
This workshop will require proof of vaccination
Join Master Printer Mark Mahaffey in the Wonder Garden for a three-day workshop in Vitreography—the process of printing from sheets of glass on an etching press.
The workshop begins with a video accompanied by examples, followed by a focus on the watercolor monotype in the garden. On the second day, we explore waterless lithography (also known as Siligraphy). On the third day, we will make mono-prints by incorporating siligraphs with monotypes.
We will print our work on an etching press in Hoffman’s Garden. The image size will be 4” x 8” and the total size will be 6 x 11 inches. This small scale will allow each participant to work with the process in the field and to learn how to scale the size up to make larger work.
Mark Mahaffey biography
For the past 35 years, Mark has worked as a fine art collaborator and teacher primarily in traditional printmaking. Before founding Mahaffey Fine Art, he worked at Gemini G.E.L. in Los Angeles, Tyler Graphics, Ltd., in New York, and Hand Graphics in Santa Fe, New Mexico—three of the most influential print workshops in the United States. He worked with Richard Serra, Roy Lichtenstein, and David Hockney, among others. Since establishing Mahaffey Fine Art (1992), his clients include Dale Chihuly, Sherrie Wolf, and Dana Schutz.
His range of knowledge and specialization include lithography and intaglio techniques.
Follow this link for more information or to register:
hoffmanarts.org/events/introduction-to-monotypesvitreography/
Registration link: northcoastmudworks.as.me/monsters
Ceramic artist James DeRosso will walk you through the whole making process. After the class our staff will glaze your creature and fire it in our kiln. After firing is completed you can pick it up at Mudworks or have us ship it to you.
See James DeRosso’s work at monster8all.com
North Coast Mudworks
35995 7th St in Nehalem
Questions? Call or text Heather at 503-989-8768
OCEANSIDE TIDE POOL DISCOVERY DAYS: JULY 15 & JULY 16
What amazing creatures are lurking at the water’s edge? Come out to Oceanside and see! Friends of Netarts Bay WEBS staff and volunteers will be onsite in the tide pools sharing about what is living along the coastal edge. Learn about anemone clone wars, how a sea star eats, or how hermit crabs steal shell homes from other crabs!
Register here: More information provided after registration. Registration is required.
www.eventbrite.com/o/friends-of-netarts-bay-webs-12972467037
WILLAMETTE VALLEY KALAPUYA RIVER CANOE WORKSHOP: JULY 23 – 24
Learn about traditional Native American river canoes and shape your own clay model with Agency Creek Expressions. Friends of Netarts Bay WEBS is excited to announce that Brian Krehbiel of Agency Creek Expressions, LLC. will be returning to explore tribal traditions and knowledge with our community. Brian will bring many offerings to Netarts and lead participants in shaping a small, clay model of a Willamette Valley Kalapuya River Canoe. As Brian shares, this is “from me to you from my tribes here in Oregon.” This event is great for families!
Register: Registration required. Learn more and register here: www.eventbrite.com/e/willamette-valley-kalapuya-river-canoe-workshop-registration-372920714897?aff=ebdsoporgprofile
PAINTING ON THE BAY: JULY 30
Embrace your inner artist & capture the beauty of Netarts Bay! Participants of all experience levels are invited to join an upcoming acrylic painting experience. Enjoy a relaxing experience at the Schooner Restaurant and Lounge, soak in the stunning view of Netarts Bay, and energize your artistic side during this fun, free program!
Breanna Gill of Paletteable.art will spend 2-3 hours leading a small group of artists in capturing a natural landscape using acrylic paints. Supplies will be provided. This event will be hosted at the Schooner Restaurant and Lounge.
Register: Registration required. Learn more and register here: www.eventbrite.com/e/painting-on-the-bay-registration-375267714837?aff=ebdsoporgprofile
SUMMER SALT MARSH TOUR: JULY 31
Salt Marsh Ecology Walk along Netarts Bay: learn about how plants survive in a salty world! Join Friends of Netarts Bay WEBS for a presentation and guided walking tour along the salt marsh at the southern end of Netarts Bay. Learn about the plants and animals that live in this unique habitat and the importance of this environment from the forest to the water’s edge. Discover how plants survive in a salty world and explore the succession of vegetation from the bay to the dunes.
Register: Registration required. Learn more and register here: www.eventbrite.com/e/summer-salt-marsh-tour-registration-375291516027?aff=ebdsoporgprofile
ALL PROGRAMS
Cost: There is no cost to attend this program, but we invite you to participate in our matching gift challenge! All donations made between June 15 and September 15 will be matched dollar for dollar by the Charles A Becker Foundation! Help us reach our goal of raising $10,000 to expand programming, support organizational capacity, and explore new opportunities. Learn more at netartsbaywebs.org/matching-gift-challenge.
Find out more on our website Friends of Netarts Bay WEBS (www.netartsbaywebs.org) and by following our Facebook and Instagram pages (@netartsbaywebs). These are Explore Nature Partnership Cross-Listed Events. Stay connected with the Explore Nature Partnership at www.explorenaturetillamookcoast.com or on social media (@explorenature_tillamookcoast).
Please join us this Saturday, July 9th at 11:00 at Nehalem City Park, 12705 Hugo Street, for a Town Hall and Picnic. Let’s get together to eat, socialize, and talk about the future of Rainy Day Village. Bring a picnic and a chair or a blanket and visit with old friends and make some new ones. Treats provided! At 12:00 there will be a conversation about where Rainy Day Village can go from here.
And Save the Date: July 16th will be a follow up meeting at 2:00 at the same place: Nehalem City Park (and with more treats!) Come and help plan the future of Rainy Day Village in more detail.
Rainy Day Village (RDV) is part of the Village Movement which started in Boston over 20 years ago to create a new model for aging and ways to support older adults who desire to remain in their homes, allowing them to stay active and engaged in their communities. A local group began meeting in 2017 to discuss how this movement might support and enrich lives on the northern Oregon coast. We soon realized that rather than focus efforts on creating a local non-profit, it would be advantageous to join an existing village organization. In early 2019, RDV became the 11th village under Villages Northwest, “hub and spoke” model operating in the Portland area. As a spoke we have access to the considerable experience of Villages NW to help build RDV. For more about Villages NW go to www.villagesnw.org. For more information about the Village Movement go to Village to Village Network www.vtvnetwork.org
Robust efforts were made to build Rainy Day Village by constructing the foundation that would be needed to have volunteers provide services for paying members and even more importantly to create a vibrant network of community connections: people living their lives with pride, grace and independence in safe, healthy and socially connected ways. The 20 year history of the Village movement has shown that the relationships built among villagers has added depth and meaning to people’s lives way beyond the help they receive with daily chores.
RDV was poised to open with members and volunteers in May 2020. Unfortunately, the launch date has been postponed indefinitely, due to COVID. Since the start of the pandemic RDV has been in a holding pattern.
The Steering Committee has decided it’s time to assess where we are going and hope that interested parties will attend one or both of the upcoming meetings to help plan the future of Rainy Day Village on the North Oregon Coast.
Rainy Day Village is a member of The Villages NW non-profit Hub and Spoke Network
For more information
Rainydayvillage@gmail.com
www.rainydayvillage.org
www.villagesnw.org
From the heart,
Jessi Just
Executive Director
Heart of Cartm
971-389-8414
www.heartofcartm.org
Besides the normal good stuff that you are able to find at these sales you’ll discover lots of Christmas items, some are hand made and others are collectible Christmas things that will be great to add to your holiday decorations.
You are welcome to browse, find treasures and pay whatever you think the items are worth. All the proceeds go toward support of local charities, many to help local families with food insecurity.
See you Friday and Saturday in the parking lot of the church at 36050 10th Street in Nehalem.
If you miss Friday, catch us at the Tillamook Market on Saturday morning.
Our other summer dates:
July 2 – Tillamook – Saturday morning
August 27 – Tillamook – Saturday morning
August 28 – Pacific City – Sunday morning
September 2 – Manzanita – Friday evening
September 21 – Seaside – Wednesday
Time: 9AM to 3 PM
Where 161 Edmund Lane (between 3rd St &
Carmel Manzanita
Examples of items available
Rattan Lamp
Flocati Rug
Pfaff sewing machine
Pet stroller/buggy
Baskets
Crystal goblet set for 12
Vases, hand blown
Framed artwork from all over the world
lots of miscellaneous treasures collected