Category: Events

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Get your hands in the dirt in celebration of Earth Day! We’ll be scotch broom busting from 1p.m. – 4p.m. at Elk Meadows Park in Nehalem on Sunday, April 27th. Drop by for an hour or for the afternoon for fun kid’s activities, community stewardship, and take home a cedar tree start!

We hope you will join us in celebration of the 55th global day of action on behalf of our planet for a family friendly stewardship event. All ages are welcome! Tools & gloves will be provided (or welcome to bring your own) by co-hosts Lower Nehalem Community Trust and Trail Keepers of Oregon.

Directions to Elk Meadows Park: Turn south off of Hwy. 101 onto Bayside Gardens Road. Take the last right turn onto Neptune Way. Park is at the end of Neptune Way on the Left. Please wear sturdy shoes and dress for variable coastal weather. Parking is adjacent to the park and surfaces are gravel, wood chip and grass.

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Celebration of Life
Dave Matthews
Saturday, April 26, 2025
NCRD. 2-4

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You know the rest 😉

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Don’t miss this opportunity to laugh with Susan Rice at the NCRD Theater in Nehalem Saturday night.

Susan headlines in clubs and theaters across the country. After filling venues with laughter since 1983, SUSAN RICE recently found massive online success with a “Don’t Tell Comedy” special that has garnered over 1 million views in 6 months!

Join some friends and save with a ticket for 4 while they last.

Learn more and watch a video at the ticket link.

www.eventbrite.com/cc/comedy-nights-in-nehalem-3899333

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Monday, April 21
Salmon and Beaver: Life in the Ecola Creek Forest Reserve
North Coast Watershed Association
5:30 pm to 6:30 pm
Cannon Beach History Center

Kelli Daffron, a Project Manager at the NCWA, will share the history of how the Ecola Creek Forest Reserve (ECFR) started as a working forest to become the nature preserve we all love today. Past stewardship projects and current restoration efforts will be discussed plus ways folks can get involved in recreating the favorable conditions needed to bring salmon and beaver habitat back to our ECFR!

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Celebrate Earth Day with us! Come join us for a lively discussion about protecting drinking water, and the importance of preserving wetlands. Free pizza!

NCCWP wants no more logging and pesticide use in community water sources across all land ownership, and wants an end to pesticide applications near where people live, work and recreate. Safe drinking water and clean air are part of the public trust that we all are entitled to have. Please help North Coast Communities for Watershed Protection safeguard and restore our drinking watersheds. www.healthywatershed.org | www.facebook.com/NCCWATERSHEDPROTECTION Contact: rockawaycitizen.water@gmail.com

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The countdown continues till the Hoffman Wonder Garden’s Plant Sale:

SAT, APR 26th
10-12pm
Inside the Hoffman Center for the Arts

Yesterday, we profiled the horned poppy, which we’ll offer in two delicious colors. Here’s the link if you missed that post ‘cause you do not want to miss out on this plant:
www.northcoastbbq.com/2025/04/19/wonder-garden-plant-sale-the-plant-previews-begin/

Today we’ve got the inside line on a manzanita we’ve never been able to offer before, easily the most unusual manzi selection we grow: Arctostaphylos ‘Diablo’s Blush’.

People often mistake this slow-growing work of art is as a sedum. No lie. I mean, if you know your plants, you’ll know that confusing a manzi and a sedum is TOTALLY NUTS.

And yet, it’s an easy mistake to make! The foliage on this diminutive beauty looks absolutely succulent.
Its new growth is quite blue and its leaves are stacked in an upright manner that defies the rules of any manzi foliage you’ve ever seen. And after at least 5 years in the Wonder Garden (it lives near the big Hollywood Juniper along Laneda), it’s barely 18” tall. A rock garden specimen of a manzanita!

In full sun, mulched in gravel and no water after it’s established, Arctostaphylos ‘Diablo’s Blush’ is a heart throb. We’re smitten.

See you at the WG Plant Sale!

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Introduction to SoulCollage®
Sunday, April 27, 2025
2:00pm-4:30pm
Cost: $40 (includes materials, instruction, and refreshments)
Location: Wanderland Rainforest, Nehalem Oregon

SoulCollage® is a creative process for self-discovery and transformation. Participants will create collaged cards using cut images. After the cards are made, we will gather in small groups to give voice to the images. This fun & creative activity often awakens new insights and deep personal meaning.

Space is limited
Register here: www.eventbrite.com/e/1332423838569?aff=oddtdtcreator
Or Contact:
Carolyn (Certified SoulCollage Facilitator)
ckgreenwood3339@gmail.com

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Join us on Saturday, April 26, from 2:00-5:00 PM for an Open House at the college! Showcasing what TBCC has to offer the community, get information on what programs we have, the support services available for students, scholarship information, and so much more.

There will be partner organizations there like Tides of Change, CARE, Nestucca Bay Health Center, and WorkSource showcasing their services available to the county as well.

Hope to see you there on April 26!

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Mark your calendars, neighbors! The Trash Bash Art Festival is back at White Clover Grange May 15–18, and you’re invited to join the fun. Hosted by Heart of Cartm, this much-loved event celebrates the creativity and resourcefulness of our community. Did you know that Trash Bash includes 3 events?

Kicking things off is the Trash Art Gallery Opening on Thursday, May 15 from 5–9pm —the original Trash Bash event that brings together trash artists, trash art lovers, and the trash-curious for an evening of inspiration and awe. You’ll get the first look (and opportunity to buy) works of art made entirely from discarded and found materials.

Thursday night heats up with the Trash Art Slam – fast-paced, live art creation entertainment. Think of it like a baking competition—only with power tools and found objects. Watch and learn as local artists race to create brand-new artworks from a huge pile of parts in just two hours. The finished pieces will go straight into the gallery, ready for sale. Thanks to Niblack Events, attendees will be offered an array of delicious appetizers and drinks.

Friday evening, May 16, 5-7pm is Trash Tales – an event where trash becomes a powerful entry point into conversations about memory, meaning, and environmental stewardship. There may be hilarious dumpster diving adventures, sorrowful poems for things lost to time, or sweet songs of found treasures. Storytelling is a vital part of building community—when we share our experiences, we create space for connection, understanding, and new perspectives. Niblack Events will be back with another spread of delightful snacks and a full bar.

Saturday, May 17, is the Trashion Show, a stunning show of Spring Fashions made entirely out of discards. This event challenges the unsustainable systems that flood the world with waste. Trash Fashion turns discards into bold and creative statements. The party starts at 4:00 with local Gnarly’s Taco Truck, a list of local libations, and costume crafting on the lawn! Seating for the runway show begins at 5:00. Stay for the after party with DJ HIHAT, a young local, ready to keep you dancing!
So grab your friends, bring the family, and come experience the creativity bursting from our little corner of the coast. Whether you show up to cheer on a local artist, find the perfect weird-and-wonderful gift, or just enjoy a lively evening out, Trash Bash is the place to be.
All events take place at White Clover Grange in Nehalem, May 15–18. Tickets are available on our website at www.heartofcartm.org.
Trash Bash is about celebrating what we can do when we think creatively together. It’s inspiring, a little wild, and a whole lot of fun!

From The Heart,
Jessi & The Heart of CARTM Team

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Hey everybody.

Come and have a good time. Start it with Yoga! It’s fun, it’s free and it will make you healthy.
Come join us. Everyone is welcome.

First there’s Yoga with Molly.
Day – Monday
Time. – 11:15 PST
Place – Tillamook YMCA

If you can’t join in person, you can still zoom in via the following link:
us06web.zoom.us/j/86577877885?pwd=hubSgvfcmYl6AWclxvsfULTHkeUCXY.1

Next there’s Yoga with Janet.
Day – Wednesday
Time – 10:30 PST
Place – NCRD in Nehalem

If you can’t join in person, you can still zoom in via the following link:
us02web.zoom.us/j/82315818270

See you there.

Brian

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Get your hands in the dirt in celebration of Earth Day! We’ll be scotch broom busting from 1p.m. – 4p.m. at Elk Meadows Park in Nehalem on Sunday, April 27th. Drop by for an hour or for the afternoon for fun kid’s activities, community stewardship, and take home a cedar tree start!

We hope you will join us in celebration of the 55th global day of action on behalf of our planet for a family friendly stewardship event. All ages are welcome! Tools & gloves will be provided (or welcome to bring your own) by co-hosts Lower Nehalem Community Trust and Trail Keepers of Oregon.

Directions to Elk Meadows Park: Turn south off of Hwy. 101 onto Bayside Gardens Road. Take the last right turn onto Neptune Way. Park is at the end of Neptune Way on the Left. Please wear sturdy shoes and dress for variable coastal weather. Parking is adjacent to the park and surfaces are gravel, wood chip and grass.

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Cinco de Mayo Buffett on May 3rd

At the Bunkhouse

Do t miss it!!!

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Earth Day Parade
11 am
Downtown Cannon Beach
Hemlock between 1st St and 3rd St The parade will take place on April 19, starting at 10:45. We will stage in the “Antler” public parking lot at Spruce and 3rd St., and will step off at 11:00, going briefly west on 3rd and then south on Hemlock to 1st Street

12 Days of Earth Day Street Fair
11 am to 1 pm
2nd St between Hemlock and Spruce

Join us as we learn more about the efforts of local non-profits and community organizations who are bringing positive change to our community while discovering creative ways to lessen your own Eco-footprint. Exhibitors include

• Ecola Creek Awareness Program
• Haystack Rock Awareness Program
• North Coast Watershed Association
• CB Friends of the Trees
• Seaside Aquarium
• Wildlife Rescue Center of the North Coast (Birds)
• North Coast Land Conservancy / Cape Falcon Marine Reserve
• Friends of Haystack Rock
• Pacific Power
• Cannon Beach Garden Club
• ReWild Landscape Native Plant Nursery
• Cannon Beach History Museum
• Recology
• Cannon Beach Academy Eco-Kids
 Composting- Worms Eat my Garbage – Decomposers rule!
 Flutterbye Butterflies and their Pollinator Friends!
 Fairies, Elves, and Gnomes Unite!
 Calling all Friends of Beaver and Salmon! • Cannon Beach Garden Club- Master Gardener to answer gardening questions.
• ReWild Landscape Native Plant Nursery- We encourage folks to invite nature into their yards by adding native plants that make yards more pollinator and bird-friendly. We will have demonstration plants as well as plants for sale.
• Pacific Power has partnered with Dennis’ 7 Dee’s Garden Center to provide vouchers for trees as part of their commitment to Earth Day! Plant a tree for the planet! Trees will be given away to help expand our tree canopy and cool Mother Earth.
• We will be demonstrating how to create both a worm composting bin and a hot composting pile that provides food for our Mighty Decomposers! Don’t let your green ‘waste’ and food ‘waste’ go to waste – turn it into Garden Gold!
• We will dive into the wonderful world of pollinators and teach you how to make seed balls so you can make your yard a pollinator friendly space.
• Create a Nature Crown and let the world know you are a “Friend of Nature”- Make your own Nature Crown using flower petals, leaves, twigs and more. Kids can wear them all day!
• We will share ways you can help us bring back the salmon and beaver to our watershed in Cannon Beach and why watersheds are so important to our ecosystem.

Turning Trash into Treasure: SOLVE Beach Cleanup & Marine Debris Sorting Training
Heart of CARDM
10 am to 1 pm
Check-in is at the City Hall Lower Parking Lot on Gower St.

Heart of CARDM will be onsite as folks check-in for the SOLVE Beach Cleanup! Join us for a quick, hands-on training before our beach cleanup! Learn best practices for sorting marine debris as you collect it, helping to identify materials for creative reuse in upcoming community art projects.

SOLVE Beach Cleanup
10 am to 1 pm
Check-in is at the City Hall Lower Parking Lot on Gower St.

Join SOLVE, the City of Cannon Beach, and Pacific Alarm Systems for a beach cleanup! Help us protect marine life and maintain the beauty of our coast.

Disposal services donated by Wayfarer Restaurant.

Register at SOLVE | Cannon Beach Cleanup
This beach cleanup is family-friendly, and volunteers of all ages will find the event fun and rewarding. Remember our ocean shores can be dangerous. Avoid logs in the water. Keep your distance from marine mammals and never turn your back on the ocean! If you find any hazardous material, please alert your Beach Captain. And remember, it’s more fun to work as part of a team. Bring a buddy, stay safe and have fun!

Intertidal Habitat Restoration
NCLC /HRAP/Seven Capes Bird Alliance
1:30 pm to 2:30 pm
Cannon Beach Chamber Hall

Rocky intertidal areas, including tidepools, are home to abundant and diverse biological communities where sea stars, anemones, crabs, and colorful algae offer people opportunities to connect with marine life up close. Oregon’s rocky habitats comprise 41% of Oregon’s coastline and support a wealth of marine life from colonial nesting seabirds, marine mammals, fish, and invertebrates.

Local naturalist presenters include: Angela Whitlock, North Coast Land Conservancy; Kelli Ennis, Haystack Rock Awareness Program; and Kent Doughty, Seven Capes Bird Alliance.

Join us to learn about the wonders of Oregon’s rocky habitats, including the unique areas in Cannon Beach. This presentation will explore the amazing diversity of life in tidepools; rocky habitat management that is meant to balance protection, access, and enjoyment; and current legislation that will bolster the management of rocky habitats.

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Come see this magical Manzanita Home offered at $675,000
Open house on 4/19/2025 Saturday 1 – 3 pm
763 Madrona St.

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The Cannon Beach Library’s NW Author Speakers series will welcome Portland poet and artist Daniela Naomi Molnar at 2 p.m. on Saturday, April 26, for National Poetry Month. This presentation won’t be livestreamed, but will be recorded and available to watch here later.

Daniela Naomi Molnar is a poet, artist, and writer who works with color, water, language, and place. She creates paintings using pigments made from plants, bones, stones, rainwater, and glacial melt. Her writing develops alongside this work, with each practice influencing the other to form new ecologies.

Her work is the subject of a front-page feature in the Los Angeles Times, a PBS Oregon Art Beat profile, an entry in the Oregon Encyclopedia, and a feature in Poetry Daily. Her debut book, CHORUS, won the 2024 Oregon Book Award for Poetry and was selected by Kazim Ali as the winner of Omnidawn Press’ 1st/2nd Book Award.

Forthcoming titles include PROTOCOLS (Ayin Press, 2025), Memory of a Larger Mind (Omnidawn, 2028), and Light / Remains (Bored Wolves Press, 2026). Her work will is also included in Attached to the Living World: A New Ecopoetry Anthology (Trinity University Press, 2025) and in The Glacier is a Being (Sturm & Drang, 2024).

Her artwork has been shown nationally, is in public and private collections internationally, and has been recognized by numerous grants, fellowships, and residencies. She founded the Art + Ecology program at the Pacific Northwest College of Art and helped start and run the backcountry artist residency Signal Fire. She can be found in Portland, Oregon, and exploring global public wildlands. Learn more at danielamolnar.com.

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PEACEFUL PROTEST
MANZANITA, OR 4/19
(Top of Laneda Ave and Hwy 101)

Get up, stand up, stand up for our rights!!!
Hope to see you there.
NOON – 2pm

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Books After Hours is Saturdays at the Cloud & Leaf Bookstore in Manzanita, 5-8pm

Snacks, casual browsing, book people—maybe some new favorite authors

Readings start around 6. Here’s what’s on for the rest of April:

-April 19th, we welcome Lynne Spriggs O’Connor & her beautiful, heartful memoir, ELK LOVE.

-April 26th, celebrate National Poetry Month with Sara Sebastian, poet of the heart and its many moods. Her book: WE CALL SO MANY FEELINGS LOVE.

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Cannon Beach Shred & Recology Recycle Project

TODAY!! Friday, April 18
10 am to 2 pm

At: City Hall Mid-town parking lot

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Cannon Beach Shreds
Iron Mountain Shredding Service
10 am to 2 pm
Midtown Parking Lot

Donations are gladly accepted.

This is a shred event for residents and businesses from 10 am to 2 pm in the midtown parking lot.

e-Waste Recycling Project
Recology
10 am to 2 pm
Midtown Parking Lot

• Electronic collection – monitors, tv’s stereo equipment etc.
• Household battery collection – A, AA, AAA. D, C and rechargeable hearing aid batteries

Compost giveaway – Bring your 5-gallon bucket and fill it up, one bucket per person until compost is gone

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Tillamook Forest Center
45500 Wilson River Hwy
Tillamook, OR 97141

Forest ER

April 19th at 11:30 am & April 20th at 1:30 am
Take a pulse on forest health with us as our resident Tree Doctor performs procedures to uncover illnesses hidden just below the surface. Discover buggy infestations, fungal infections that aren’t so fun, and foreign foliage that make huge impacts on Oregon’s forests. What kind of prescription could cure these problems? Come visit us and find out!

Dances with Dippers

April 19th at 1:30 pm & April 20th at 11:30 am
Have you heard about the latest dance craze called “dipping”? A drab, grey, little bird told us that it’s the best! This sing-songy little swimmer is flying into the center to guide you through the aquatic world of the American Dipper. Join our naturalists to explore the Tillamook’s most unique little songbird.

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You are invited!
May 24-25th, 2025 in Manzanita, Oregon!

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NCRD Tuesday April 22nd 8-9 am NCRD Fireside Room 36155 9th St Nehalem
Followed by optional
Group Strength 9-10 AM Gym NCRD
In this transformative workshop, you will choose one meaningful area of your life to focus on—something that reflects honoring and loving yourself more deeply. During our time together, You will:
Craft a powerful personal declaration and a clear, actionable plan to support their chosen focus.

After the workshop, we invite you to stick around and join a group fitness class or activity. It’s a great opportunity to keep the good energy going and connect with others!

Ongoing Support Includes:

Personalized recording to support your ongoing journey.

Three weekly Zoom gatherings offering motivation, guidance, and community support.

A simple app to track how you’re loving and honoring yourself each day.

This journey is designed for you to stay inspired, supported, and deeply connected throughout the month.
$50

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Lisa Habecker, Volunteer and Education Coordinator for the Haystack Rock Awareness Program will delve into the puffins fascinating behaviors, migration patterns, and the challenges they face, including climate change, habitat loss, predation pressures, and food scarcity. Despite their declining numbers in the southern range, the tufted puffin remains a symbol of resilience in the North Pacific.

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Join us at Nehalem Bay United Methodist Church to remember and celebrate this Easter
Sunday, April 20

Sunrise Service – at 6 am at the County Boat Launch just off 101 (between Nehalem and Wheeler
Hosted by Nehalem Bay United Methodist Church and St. Catherine’s Episcopal Church.
Dress warmly and watch the sun rise with others on Easter Morning! This service will include scripture, song, a very brief homily, The Great Thanksgiving, communion, prayer and watching the sun rise as a metaphor for Christ’s resurrection.

Morning Worship – 11 am at Nehalem Bay United Methodist Church
Christ is risen, He is risen, Indeed! Come, join us to celebrate Christ’s resurrection! This service of sheer joy will include music from our choir, scripture, a homily, Communion, and the joy of Easter. Arrive early, say hello to neighbors and friends, and have a cup of coffee and a cookie in Fellowship Hall. Coffee served as of 10:30 am.

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Join North Coast Communities for Watershed Protection on Earth Day for our April Community Meeting where two important topics will be discussed:
1.Nedonna Beach- Protecting Wetlands & Drinking Water in Nedonna Beach
Neighbors and community members are actively working to protect the remaining freshwater, forested, and shrub wetlands in the Nedonna Beach neighborhood. The City of Rockaway Beach recently approved a new 28-house development in an area of Nedonna Beach that is designated as “wetlands” by both federal and county agencies.
We invite you to take part in a meaningful community conversation about safeguarding the Nedonna wetlands from further development. This is a chance to explore how we can come together to build a strong, local grassroots movement for lasting protection of this unique natural area.
We’re excited to welcome a special guest- a retired EPA health official- who will share insights from his career in environmental protection.
Your voice matters. We want to hear your ideas, your concerns, and how you might like to get involved. Let’s collaborate to ensure the Nedonna wetlands remain a thriving, protected space for generations to come.

2.Nehalem Watershed- Nehalem Must Stop Logging in Its Watershed
The Nehalem watershed was clear-cut by a logging company and then transferred to the city, possibly in the 1940s. In the 1980s, seeking new sources of income, the city began the practice of logging the watershed in stages, with the aim of generating revenue over time. Now, nearly 40 years later, only the steepest slopes remain untouched, with the majority of the area having been logged.This year marks the end of the city’s 25-year contract with a timber management firm. A speaker will address the ongoing issues, present the goals of a local conservation group, and explore alternative options the city could pursue. Additionally, the speaker will discuss how the community can get involved in protecting the watershed’s future.

Tuesday, April 22nd. 6pm-7:30pm. Doors open at 5:30pm for mingling. St Mary by the Sea Parish Hall 257 S Pacific St Rockaway Beach, Or.
Free Pizza!!

NCCWP wants no more logging and pesticide use in community water sources across all land ownership, and wants an end to pesticide applications near where people live, work and recreate. Safe drinking water and clean air are part of the public trust that we all are entitled to have. Please help North Coast Communities for Watershed Protection safeguard and restore our drinking watersheds. www.healthywatershed.org | www.facebook.com/NCCWATERSHEDPROTECTION Contact: rockawaycitizen.water@gmail.com

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Holy Week:

Maundy Thursday Footwashing
5pm, Thursday, in the St Catherine sanctuary,
we will gather for a commemorative celebration of Jesus’ final meal with friends and his final invitation to wash one anothers feet.
Come as you are, bring your feet, as they are, and join in this simple ritual.

Holy Saturday 7-7:30pm, we will gather at the Chiminea at St Catherine, for the return of the sacred fire. Bring a candle to bless for your own Eastertide (50 days) journey.

Questions? Call Ali 719-486-4731

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Date: April 27th from 4-5:30 p.m. (NEW LOCATION)
Offering: Death Cafe (in person)

Location – ASTORIA: Astoria Visual Arts (AVA)

Registration(required):https://www.eventbrite.com/e/death-cafe-north-coast-eol-collective-in-person-tickets-1295169580079?aff=oddtdtcreator

Co-Facilitators: Margo Lalich, MPH, RN, Co-Founder – North Coast EOL Collective, Dardi Troen, and Dell Hambleton

Questions: welcome@northcoasteolcollective.com

Making Visible the Invisible: A Community Conversation about Death and Dying. Applying the values of Acceptance, Belonging, Connection, and Legacy, Death Cafe is a co-generational gathering that aims to create a comfortable and open space for people to gather and discuss topics related to death, dying, and mortality and all that it is to be human navigating the most profound transition of our lives. It provides a platform for individuals to share their thoughts, fears, and experiences surrounding death in a supportive, non-judgmental, and safe environment. Adhering to Death Cafe’s mission, participation is free, although contributions to the Collective are accepted.

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We are all rising! Especially the Sacred Feminine. Easter Sunday is named for Northern European Eostre or Ostara, Goddess of Spring & Fertility (hence bunnies and eggs) in the pagan world. It’s always the 1st Sunday after the full moon after the Equinox (This year someone counted Sunday 4/13 as the Full Moon) Come join us to celebrate the shedding of last year’s old skins and masks into the compost and the growing of new wings for the year ahead.

When: Sunday, April 20th
11:30am – 1pm
Where: White Clover Grange
Led and art by Lane deMoll

$10-$20 cash check or venmo @nknspiritdance
(kids are welcome to dance for free)
**no one turned away for lack of funds**

*All are welcome – Family friendly events – Come as you are.
*Dance connections are an option, be clear with your yes or no, verbal or nonverbal.
*Flow toys are welcome!
*Bring a water bottle and layers.
*Bring kindness and respect for yourself and others and your willingness to explore mind, body and spirit through movement.

Dance Etiquette/Tips:

*No outside shoes on the dance floor if possible (dirty floors aren’t fun to roll around on)
*Please no strong scents, including body odor.
*Incense, we’ll keep it in the foyer.
*We ask that you limit talking during the dance set. Set up, break time, and the foyer area are great places to have longer conversations to limit distractions for others.
*We are encouraging everyone to be mindful of each other’s safety and health and stay home if you are not feeling well or have been exposed to someone sick. Follow your own judgment on whether to wear a mask or not.

We dance just to dance
almost every Wednesday 6:30pm, opening at 6.
we do not dance the 3rd Wednesdays
but hold dance the Sunday after at 11:30, opening at 11:00
Hope to dance with you soon!

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Forest Bounty | Eating Local

Saturday, April 12th at 11:30 AM
Sunday, April 13th at 1:30 pm

Long before dinner was just a shopping trip away, many people relied on forest for food. Join us on a journey through four seasons in the Tillamook State Forest and discover the seasonal foraging we learned from our indigenous friends.

Tillamook Forest Center
45500 Wilson River Highway
Tillamook, OR 97141