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Melt away the old layers of winter as you relax into a deep yin yoga practice, holding passive shapes, supported down on the mat, for several minutes at a time. Yin allows the muscles, nervous system and connective tissues to untangle and soften open. This is a very gentle practice, done mostly lying down on the mat with supportive props.

Next, enjoy a Positive Affirmations Guided Visualization practice, coupled with the powerful, energy-balancing resonance of quartz crystal singing bowls!

Sea Dream’s owner April Clark, has taught yoga & offered energy healing work for over a decade. She will guide you through this Spring Renewal reset experience!

Space is limited to 8 people (and only 4 spots available).
BOOK HERE: SeaDreamYoga.com

In the 2.5 hr. Water/Sanitation/Hygiene class, you’ll hear in-depth information that you’ll be very glad to have when natural or human-made events affect our coastal region.

WATER – Are you near a SAFE water source? Do you have water stored? Are your water storage containers food safe and sanitized? When did you last refresh your stored water?

HUMAN WASTE – Do you have WAG bags in your GoBag and in with you emergency supplies? Have you thought about short term vs long term waste disposal? Got a plan for a pit latrine?

SANITATION – SAFE hand washing essentials include SAFE water – Got yours ready for emergency use? Gel soap or foaming soap? Why is the difference important? Still remember the 7-steps for hand washing?

Come to the WaSH class on April 18th, from 10am to 12:30pm to learn & discus emergency preparedness.
Class is held at Nehalem Bay Fire & Rescue on Hwy 101.

Register at EVCNB.ORG Events & Trainings.

NEED A REFRESHER?
Have you taken a WaSH class and need an information review? Email <wash@evcnb.org> to let the instructor know you’ve attended in the past and will be at the April 18 class. No registration fee required.
New laminated pages – $10.

All ages are welcome.
3PM – 5PM @ the Farm. Park in the grassy field at the end of Underhill Lane: 35955 Underhill Ln., Nehalem.
Gloves and tools provided. Weather appropriate clothing encouraged.

This event will take place on uneven ground in a wooded area. Bathrooms, potable water and a washing station are available on-site.

Writing from the Perspectives of the More-than-Human World

We are not often asked to consider the lives of other beings or landscapes on their own terms. Meanwhile, literature is recognized as a rare means to enter the thoughts and feelings of people and characters different from ourselves to cultivate empathy.

What happens when we extend this practice to the more-than-human world? In this workshop, we will explore texts making this leap and play with what we discover to expand our own creative writing. Writers of all genres and backgrounds are welcome for this one-day creative writing workshop.

Please direct any questions about this workshop to: writing@hoffmanarts.org

You can register at this link: hoffmanarts.org/events/more-than-human/?

About the Instructor
Ari Blatt is an Oregon writer who primarily works as a Biologist. Her poetry, fiction and non-fiction writing can be found in Cirque, Thimble Literary, Eleventh Hour Literary, SHARK REEF, and The Corvallis Advocate. Her short stories have been nominated for the 2026 Best Small Fictions anthology prize through Alt Current Press, as well as longlisted for Uncharted Magazine’s What the Wild Carries Prize. Ari received a MFA in Creative Writing from Oregon State University— Cascades. She is a co-founder and editor for the publication Tethered Literary. Ari also teaches creative writing through Oregon Coast Community College’s Community Education offerings.