





July 4 10 am – 6 pm
July 5 10 am – 3 pm
40 Beach Dr,
Manzanita
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11:00am–5:00pm
$30.00
On Saturday, July 18, artists across Manzanita, Nehalem, and Wheeler open their studios for the day. It’s a self-guided tour, so you set your own pace and route, stopping wherever the work pulls you in. You’ll meet artists where they actually make their work, see pieces in progress, and have the chance to take something home. This is our third annual tour, and every ticket directly supports the Hoffman Center’s nonprofit arts programs.
Start at the Hoffman Center on the morning of July 18 to pick up your wristband and tour booklet (pickup is 10:00am–12:00pm). The booklet has studio addresses, directions, and a short introduction to each artist, so you can map out your day. From there, the day is yours. Visit as many studios as you like, in any order. The Hoffman Gallery will be open too, so it’s an easy place to start.
ARTISTS
Pam Greene, Christopher Belluschi, Nancy Bond, M.J. Anderson, Sherrie Wolf, Justin Bailie, Lloyd Lindley, Judy Lindley, Cathi Howell, Deborah DeWit, Mary Roberts, Shirl Ireland, Laura Ross-Paul, and Mathew Goodrich.
SPECIAL EXHIBITION: JOHN R. STAHL (1937–2017)
This year’s tour includes a special exhibition and sale of work by the late John R. Stahl. John’s family has donated a wide range of his work to the Hoffman Center, spanning oil painting, watercolor, printmaking, collage, carving, and sculpture. The sale runs July 18–19 in the workshop room behind the gallery, and all proceeds benefit the Hoffman Center.
Tickets are $30. One hundred percent of ticket sales support the Hoffman Center for the Arts, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. We never want cost to be the reason someone misses the tour, so if the price is a barrier, reach out to us at info@hoffmanarts.org and we’ll make arrangements.
Day-of tickets are usually available, but the tour can sell out, so we recommend buying ahead.
What: Tons of clothes, shoes, and accessories, and a little of everything else.
Where: Henson Plaza located at 215 2nd Street in Tillamook
When: 10am-2pm on July 4th

If you haven’t heard, Red Yarn is a family-friendly folk rock band complete with puppet critters and child friendly tunes. This is a fundraiser to benefit the programs and students of FMS, so don’t delay get your tickets today! Kids attend free! Adults pay $25.
Get your tickets here: www.firemountainschool.org/summer-concert.html
8/22 / 4pm / BOYP (bring your own picnic!)



Discovered it yesterday. I drive it infrequently and 99.999999% of the time because of where and how I park this literally could not happen. I am using literally, literally. Someone would have backed into the car backing out of their spot. Elsewhere they would have had to jump a median, high curb or come through the building in front of me. I park to mitigate things like this.
This leaves early last month, with potential lots of the crime, Costco parking lot in Warrenton or Lincoln City Outlets.
If it was you and you happen to be reading this, thanks you’re a peach! Sending Karma your way *mr or *ms ‘hit and run’. 😉

Location is north end cannon beach. If someone can help on Friday the 3rd that’s great. Or the 4th. I just need them in place before the 5th.
Shoot me a note with questions. Thanx

Don’t love the crowds? Join us slackers for the second half of market, once the really ambitious shoppers have been sated. You might miss out on a few things (Wolf Moon will almost certainly be out of bread), but there’s still a huge selection of deliciousness and beauty, without the lines or the crowds. Take your time, browse the stalls, dance to the music, and talk to your friends. It’s fun, and there will be less traffic on the road when you head home!
Music this week is by Mercury Coast, bringing folk rock 3 part harmonies designed to win your heart and soothe your spirit. See you Friday, 4-7 pm, at 635 Manzanita Ave behind City Hall!
Cloud & Leaf will be open on Saturday morning, closed for the afternoon.
4th of July hours:
9 am to 12 pm

On the 4th of July the North County Resistance will be in Nehalem from noon to 2 PM to protest the way our country is being run. Please join us in this protest. As this protest will be happening about the same time as the Manzanita Parade, if you are coming from Manzanita, you may need to figure out your route.
Please have a good and safe 4th of July!
Best,
Patty
If you’ve spent much time in North Tillamook County, chances are you’ve crossed paths with Bryan Churchill.
Maybe you’ve applauded him on stage in a local theater production, purchased a print from him at the Farmers Market, heard him performing with local musicians, attended a Tiny Stacks concert he helped bring to life, or joined a conversation through the North Coast Creative Forum, which he coordinates. You may even have spotted Bryan and his wife, Michelle, enjoying a round of golf at Manzanita Links.
Come out and support Bryan’s latest endeavor.
On July 17 and 18, Bryan premieres his original stage production, The Silent Measure, at the NCRD Performing Arts Center. As an author, musician, actor, director, and photographer, Bryan has spent years investing his talent in our community. The Silent Measure represents one of his most ambitious creative projects to date.
The original production explores what it means to be human in an age of artificial intelligence, weaving together drama, emotion, humor, and thought-provoking questions about connection, memory, and the choices that define us. It’s an evening of theater that promises to entertain while leaving audiences with plenty to discuss long after the curtain falls.
For those who know Bryan, this premiere feels especially meaningful. He has long been one of the quiet champions of the local arts scene creating opportunities for others, encouraging fellow artists, and helping make North County a place where creativity thrives.
Now, one of our favorite neighbors is stepping into the spotlight with a project that has the potential to reach audiences far beyond the Oregon Coast.
You’re invited to be part of something special: an evening of exceptional theater, hometown pride, and a celebration of one of our community’s most dedicated creative voices.
Performances begin at 7:00 p.m. on Friday, July 17, and Saturday, July 18, at the NCRD Performing Arts Center in Nehalem.
Learn more and purchase tickets at thesilentmeasure.com

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There’s no better place to celebrate Independence Day than right here on the beautiful North Oregon Coast. Whether you’re enjoying time at the beach, attending a local parade or fireworks display, spending time with family and friends, or simply soaking in everything our amazing communities have to offer, we hope your holiday is filled with fun, laughter, and unforgettable memories.
As you celebrate, please remember to:
– Stay hydrated.
– Be safe around the water and never swim alone.
– Follow local fireworks regulations and help protect our beaches, forests, and neighborhoods.
– Be kind, patient, and look out for one another as we welcome visitors to our community.
We are incredibly grateful to be part of such a caring and vibrant community. Thank you for allowing NCRD to be a place where neighbors connect, families make memories, and healthy lifestyles thrive.
From all of us at North County Recreation District, we wish you a safe, joyful, and Happy Fourth of July!
Happy Independence Day!




Wacom Tablet, pen and mouse. Tablet is model 630. Works great! $35
Visit our booth for all your 4th of July bling needs. Find us at 193 Laneda in Manzanita. The booth will be open from 10-4 on Thursday 7/2, 10-6 on Friday 7/3 and 10-2 on Saturday 7/4.
This year we have 2 different gift baskets up for auction. The first is provided by Pelican Brewing Company. They have generously donated a basket of goodies including a very nice hoodie, water bottle, frisbee, ball cap, and a $75 gift certificate good at any of their locations. Total retail value $200!
The second basket has been curated by our team member Ashley. The basket includes over 9 pounds of different Tillamook Cheese products, plus additional swag. There’s a ball cap, a knit cap, two water bottles, a piggy bank, a coffee mug, and more. Total retail value $175! Tickets are $5 each or 5 for $20.
Drawing will be at 2 pm on July 4th. Need not be present to win.
Please come out and support your hometown Dragon Boat Club!


So much art and so many kinds of art! Bring your friends to check it out. Featuring local Artist Marla Deardorff, original paintings, and Cathy and Rick Coulson pottery and yard art.
PLUS Manzanita parade prints from 2001–2011 sign and numbered by Don Osborne.
Vintage natural wicker sofa and loveseat with cushions by Ethan Alan – excellent condition
Large, classic wooden and navy lacquer model sailboat with stand
Plus: historical photos/posters of Manzanita, including building of Highway 101, beach decor galore, local fine art.
Zimbabwe textiles and paintings, framed coastal event posters, national Park posters. Some chairs and end tables, nice bench.
Even a section of beach coolers, and kids play things! Pack and play in pristine condition, highchair, baby/pet gates , beach/parade blankets. Friendly people too
40 Beach Dr., Manzanita. Look for our signs
July 3 10 AM – 3 PM
July 4: 10 AM to 6 PM
July 5: 10 AM to 3 PM.


