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ON 12TH. ST. IN HISTORIC DOWNTOWN ASTORIA
10am - 3pm ASTORIA, OREGON 97103 503-325-1010
EVERY SUNDAY MOTHER’S DAY THRU OCT 13, 2013
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STORIA
SUNDAY MARKET
Astoria Sunday Market was founded in 2000 to revitalize its historic downtown.
The success of the Market has been even greater than imagined and today it is
a core feature of this seaport town. Locals and tourists alike enjoy the bustling,
colorful and lively weekly Market.
PROGRAMS OF ASTORIA
SUNDAY MARKET
While the seasonal Sunday market is the engine that
drives the mission and ensures sustainability, Astoria
Sunday Market is involved in creating other projects that
benefit the community.
Young Entrepreneurs Club
& Market Biz Kidz
Launched in 2009 this program was created to encourage
young people to become entrepreneurs. Astoria Sunday
Market partners with Clatsop County 4-H to provide a
program that gives kids an opportunity to grow, create,
invent or make something to sell at the Market. This
program features a series of workshops that culminate
in participants bringing product to the market place in a
specially created Biz Kidz Bazaar tent.
CRUISE SHIPS
Astoria Sunday Market provides vendors at the Port of
Astoria creating a festive welcoming for the Cruise Ships.
The Cruise Ship Hosts – a non-profit organization that
provides over 200 volunteers to welcome Cruise guests to
our city – take the lead in this effort and work closely with
the Market and the Port of Astoria.
CONTRIBUTIONS
Funds raised by Astoria Sunday Market are reinvested in
historic downtown Astoria, community projects, and local
enterprises that support the Market’s mission. Astoria
Sunday Market has contributed over $160,000, including
donations to:
Astoria Christmas Club
Astoria Downtown Historic District Association
Astoria Music Festival
Astoria Regatta
Astor Street Opry Company
Astoria Timber Festival
Astoria Visual Arts
City of Astoria, 2011-12 Streetscape funding and other
revitalization efforts
Commercial Fishermen’s Festival
Construction of public restrooms in downtown
Liberty Theater
The Garden of Surging Waves
Chinese Commemorative Park
CCC Performing Arts Center
Purchase of bikes for police officers
to patrol the River Walk
Re-paving of 12th Street and of the Plaza
parking lot at 12th & Duane
ASTORIA WINTER MARKET
As room is available, we bring the best of Astoria Sunday
Market indoors! The Winter Market seeks out a new
venue each year to create a festive indoor marketplace
for November and December. For dates and location visit
www.AstoriaSundayMarket.com.
MISSION
BOARD
William R. Mitchum, President
Bill Lind, Vice President
Kevin McHone, Treasurer
Chris Bennett, Secretary
Charlotte Bruhn
Steve Ferber
Beth Kandoll
STAFF
Cyndi Mudge, Executive Director
The Astoria Sunday Market is a non profit 501 (c) 3 organization formed to revitalize historic downtown Astoria and
to improve the economic viability and vitality of farmers,
artists, artisans and other small business operators in the
Pacific Northwest. The Market is dedicated to creating
a vibrant educational marketplace for the community
benefit.
Coast Rehabilitation Services, serving
Food Court Mangement & operation crew
Liz Olson, Director’s Assistant
Pat Williams, Market Assistant
CONTACTING THE MARKET
LizMcMaster:@MissAstor
What’s Fresh Reporter
(503) 325-1010
www.AstoriaSundayMarket.com
[email protected]
P.O. Box 973 Astoria, OR 97103
www.Facebook/AstoriaSundayMarket
Twitter: @MissAStor
MARKET CREW
VOLUNTEERS
DONORS FOR YOUNG
ENTREPRENEUR’S CLUB
Western Oregon Waste
Wauna Federal Credit Union
4-H Foundation
WHAT’S UP DOWNTOWN?
WE’RE LIKE A SHOPPING MALL, BUT BETTER!
Come on down. Make this your town.
“Shop the Market “ Recipes . . . Page 4
Vendor Guide . . . Page 8 - 11
Music on the Market Stage . . . Page 13
DISCOVER WHAT’S FRESH AT ASTORIA SUNDAY MARKET
Art Chef
Jimmy Zhang
Award Winning
Edible Art
Poster and cover art for Astoria
Sunday Market features the fruit and vegetable
carvings by award-winning chef and artist,
Jimmy Zhang, from the San Francisco Bay area.
He created the iconic images of the trolley,
Astoria-Megler Bridge and river using green
radish, butternut squash, eggplant, zucchini,
carrots, and acorn squash.
Jimmy, founder of Art Chef Inc. graduated from
the Culinary Arts Institute in China in 1989 as
a chef with a personal interest in the ancient
fruit and vegetable carving art. Through his
diligence and a strong desire to master the art,
Chef Jimmy excelled in his artistic creations
within a couple years and was invited to teach
fruit carving classes at a
culinary school in 1993.
Chef Jimmy has won many
championship titles in a
number of professional fruit
carving competitions in
China at both the Province
and National level and has
been recognized as one of
the best fruit carving art chef
in China.
In 1998, Chef Jimmy came to
the United States making his
mark in the US professional
culinary carving world with
his unique talents and his
vast experience in the Chinese art of fruit and veggie
carving. Chef Jimmy has earned many medals for top positions at the American Culinary
Competition and Professional Chef Competition
in this
country.
Aside
from
teaching and
practicing this
amazing ancient carving art, Chef Jimmy is
diligent in finding new ways to improve his
techniques combining with his creativity to
take his artistry to the next level. He lives in
the Bay Area of California where he teaches his
carving skills to professionals and hobbyists.
Carvings by: Chef Jimmy Zhang
Photography by: Coco Chen
www.ArtChef.com
FARM FRESH • FARM FRESH • FARM FRESH
THE ORIGINAL FAST FOOD!
PURE. RAW. LOCAL.
Lewis River Valley Honey
Specializing in local honey
from the Northwest
Terry Day 360-919-3191
[email protected]
T
hese Recipes are fresh, simple, healthy and quick! “Chef Daddy” Chris
Holen of the Baked Alaska shares his recipes based on food purchased at
Astoria Sunday Market. Special thanks to Lisa Reid who compiled these for us
to share with you! Sponsored by The Allen Foundation.
De AsisFarms
at the market
B i s t r o
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Rinse and dry the Kale,
remove stems and break leaves into “chip size” pieces.
Spread leaves on a baking sheet, drizzle lightly with
olive oil and mix to coat. Sprinkle with Chef Daddy
Seasoning and bake for 15 minutes or until crisp. Stir
frequently and keep an eye on this, they will go from
chips to charcoal VERY quickly. This is an easy snack
for little hands to help with.
, Grilled Asparagus
1 lb. Asparagus
Olive Oil
Chef Daddy Seasoning
Remove ends of Asparagus, rinse and pat dry. Drizzle
olive oil lightly over asparagus and toss to coat. Grill
until bright green, sprinkle with Chef Daddy to taste
and enjoy warm or cold!
take
the
trolley!
Shop where
the Chef’s shop.
We ’ v e b e e n b r i n g i n g f r e s h
Stop by
veggies and fruit to Astoria
our booth
Sunday Market for 12 years.
open every day • lunch.dinner.sunday brunch
bridgewaterbistro.com • 20 basin street, astoria or
on the river • 503.325.6777
, Baked Kale Chips
2 Bunches Kale
Olive oil
Chef Daddy Seasoning, or your choice of favorites
or call:
Advance orders welcome!
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, Baked Salmon
Salmon Fillet
Chef Daddy Seasoning
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Place salmon on a
prepared baking sheet skin side down and sprinkle
with Chef Daddy Seasoning. Bake until thickest part
of fillet is firm to the touch.
, Poached Sturgeon
1 lb. Sturgeon
3 Bay leaves
1 TBS Whole Peppercorns
½ c. Butter
½ Bunch Leaks, cleaned and sliced
Add Bay leaves and Peppercorns to a sauce pan of
water and bring to a boil. Slice the Sturgeon into ½”
strips and add to boiling water, cook for 4-5 minutes.
In a skillet melt butter and sauté leaks until tender,
remove from heat and pour into a bowl. Remove
sturgeon from water with a slotted spoon and serve
with leaks in butter.
, Fava Beans
1 lb Fava Beans
Remove beans from skins and poach in boiling water
for 4 minutes.
, Grilled Peaches with Blue Berries
4 peaches, halved and pitted
2 TBS. brown sugar
2c. blue berries
Grill peaches cut side down for 3-5 minutes, looking
for grill marks. In a skillet heat a little olive oil, toss
the blue berries in the oil and sprinkle with brown
sugar. Mix to coat and melt sugar. Remove from
heat and add a splash of rum to skillet return to
heat until bubbly, remove from heat and spoon over
peaches.
, Apple Crisp
8-10 apples peeled, cored and sliced.
Can be a mix of several varieties
2c. oats, uncooked
3/4c. brown sugar
1 stick butter
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Put apples in
a baking dish. Mix oats, butter, and brown sugar
together by hand. It’s a little sticky but that’s the best
way to mix it together. Sprinkle it over the apples
and bake for 30-45 minutes.
Holly Mchone
JONATHON’S
To hold history in your hands is a treasure in itself.
A regular fixture at Astoria Sunday
Market is Jonathon’s LTD, whose booth creates an entry way to their estate jewelry,
art and antique shop at 332 – 12th Street.
On the street, Jonathon’s sells t-shirts
they specially designed just for sale at
Astoria Sunday Market created from their
collection of antique canning labels. Old
canning labels are known for their colorful
and detailed images. New this year will be
canning label prints ready to take home
and hang. Owned by Charlie and Dana
DeDolph, Jonathon’s LTD is the culmination of more than thirty years’ experience
procuring antiques and historic pieces.
They take pride in the quality of craftsmanship and authentication of pieces found
in their shop. When purchasing antiques,
you become a caretaker of history and
preservation of timeless craftsmanship. To
hold history in your hands is a treasure in
itself and at Jonathon’s LTD there are a variety of treasures to consider. Known and
respected for their excellent selection of
estate jewelry, art and antiques, you’ll find
good value as well as quality in their historical and vintage pieces. It is this sentiment
that gave birth to their slogan, “A value seekers paradise.”
The DeDolph’s love the rich history of Astoria, which echoes their love of antiques. Astoria is the oldest US settlement west of the Rockies. History buffs love visiting Astoria for
its variety of Victorian and Craftsman homes and sense of history that remains palatable
even with the bustle of modern living. Visiting Jonathon’s LTD offers an opportunity to
bring a piece of history home to enjoy until being passed on to the next generation of
caretakers.
332 – 12th Street 503-325-7600 [email protected]
When people travel to Astoria, they often fall in love and want
to take something home to keep that connection alive. When
people in Astoria fall in love, they go to Holly McHone Jewelers.
They have fine diamond and colored gemstone jewelry, a state of
the art shop for custom design and repairs, and a standard poodle
named Seddy.
Holly McHone Jewelers specializes in Diamonds, bridal and
custom designed jewelry. Thanks to the internet, they have a large
clientele on the west coast and can work with customers wherever they live. If you’re traveling and
couldn’t bring your dog with you, stop
by and say hi to Seddy. He is sure to
make you feel better. And if you want
something special to commemorate
your love of Astoria, or for the love of
your life, a token from Holly’s may be
just what you need.
1150 Commercial St. Astoria 503-325-8029 www.hollymchone.co
WALKABLE
Downtown Lodging
DOWNTOWN
A
storia by foot is the best way to enjoy
our downtown and our active and beautiful waterfront. But there are other modes of
transportation that make this an accessible
town to navigate.
We are a bike-friendly town, whether by pedal or
road hog. The colorful red Trolley with its band of
knowledgeable conductors is the most fun way to
reach the Market and has frequent stops all along
the waterfront stretching from the Port of Astoria
on the west end all the way to Pier 39 on the east
part of town. There are convenient stops to the
Market on 10th and 12th Streets.
Astoria Sunday Market Shopper’s Tip: Don’t
park near the Market. Instead, make Sunday
an afternoon for a wonderful stroll by parking
on the west or east end of town or near the
riverfront by 10th or near the Columbia River
Maritime Museum. From there, walk, ride your
bike, or take the trolley to 12th Street and dive
into the heart of Astoria Sunday Market.
Astoria Riverfront Trolley
Trolley Barn: 503-325-8790 Please note: Due to
technical difficulties, the Trolley does not run during
heavy rains. http://webpages.charter.net/astoriatrolley
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Service
Old Gray Cab
(503) 338-6030
Mom’s Cab
503-325-8210
Royal Cab of Astoria
503-325-5818
THE COMMODORE INN
258 – 14th Street
Astoria, OR 97103
503-325-4747
www.commodoreastoria.com
THE HOTEL ELLIOTT
357 – 12th Street
Astoria, OR 97103
877-378-1924
www.hotelelliott.com
CLEMENTINE’S
847 Eighth Street
Astoria, OR 97103
503-325-2005
www.clementines-bb.com
Coast Rehabilitation Services
New Food Court and
Operation Providers to
Astoria Sunday Market!
MARKET BIZ KIDS!
Astoria Sunday Market Young Entrepreneurs Club
In Partnership with Clatsop County 4-H
Create, Invent and Grow!
Astoria Sunday Market requires a great deal of operational assistance to set up and tear down each week
plus maintain all the trash and recycling bins and restrooms. For the past several years Mike and Liz Olson
have provided this service creating big shoes to fill as they, their daughters and helper Travis have done an
outstanding job over the years. The Olson’s are now focusing their attention as vendors with Punky’s Phat
Dogs and Burgers – a popular food booth.
In searching for a good partner to help with the Market operational and food court services, CRS became a
natural connection. “We love the idea of partnering with CRS and providing a regular source of income for
them and the people they serve,” explained Market Director Cyndi Mudge. “We are excited to have them
help us this year and hope it grows into a long-term experience.”
CRS is a 501 ( c ) 3 designated non-profit organization providing residential, employment, and day support
to people with developmental disabilities. CRS has provided support to people with disabilities since 1974.
ASTORIA TIMBER
FESTIVAL
Saturday
February 8
2013
• Logging
Competitions
• Wood Crafts
• Music
• Food
• Lumberjack
Breakfast!
& More!
M
embers of the Young Entrepreneurs Club are
selling their products at the Market Biz Kidz tent
starting in mid-June at the Astoria Sunday Market. The
Market Biz Kidz create, invent or grow their products
for sale at the Market. We have a very creative team of
Young Entrepreneurs this year so stop by and see what
they’re selling.
The Young Entrepreneurs Club is sponsored by Western Oregon Waste, Wauna Federal Credit Union, and
the 4-H Foundation, who provided the initial grant,
which continues funding a portion of the programs
this year.
Small Grants Program
Thanks to Western Oregon Waste and Wauna Federal
Credit Union there is a small grants program for Young
Entrepreneurs. Grants range in size from $25 to $100.
Grant applications and guidelines are available online.
Green Award
A special award is given each year to the Young Entrepreneur who has a “green” project using either recycled
items, repurposed items, or is growing green through
a horticulture product. Western Oregon Waste is
sponsoring this award. Nominations will be accepted
through October 14, 2013.
For more information about the grant or Green Award
visit www.AstoriaSundayMarket.com.
Biz Kid
Sponsors
Special Thanks to
Clatsop County 4-H
www.astoriatimberfestival.com
GIVE US THE BOOT! Oct 6, 2013.
Rubber Boot Stomp and Silent Auction at the Market
Astoria Sunday Market invites
you to donate a pair of rubber
boots that you’ve personalized.
You can glam them up, let your
imagination fly as you use the
rubber boot as an art canvas,
create a rubber boot sculpture,
or repurpose the boots into
something new!
Boots will be on display at Astoria
Sunday Market for silent auction and
voting on Sunday, October 6. There
are prizes for “best of” and runner ups!
The day kicks off with a “flash mob” as
we stomp our way through the Market
to celebrate our wonderful liquid sunshine. Funds raised support our free
Market programs including the Young
Entrepreneurs grants, small business
workshops and Market musicians.
Boots can be dropped off any Sunday
between 10 and 4:30 starting May 12 at
the “portable office” at 12th and Duane
(Dolphin RV). Deadline for submitting
boots is Sunday, September 29.
Boot Stomp Rehearsal
Sunday, September 29
Meet at 12th & Duane by
Portable Office, 1 - 2pm.
THE
PET
WORKS
YOUR PETS DESERVE THE BEST!
DOGGIE
DOO-DOOS
AND DON’TS!
Astoria Sunday Market is a
dog-gone friendly place. We are
also a bustling and lively affair so
not all dogs will be wagging their
tails during their stay. If you have
a nervous dog or one that is not
well socialized please consider
leaving him (or her) at home.
Core
to the mission of Astoria
Sunday Market is revitalizing the
historic downtown district. Supporting our merchants is important to us and we’re proud of our
locally owned businesses. Pet Works is owned by
Rebecca and Eric Smith. They’ve been in business
since 1975 with their Longview store and opened
the Astoria location in 2008. A popular and iconic
feature of the store is Martha, who runs their pet
advice blog. In addition to her own sage advice
and tips of wisdom, she welcomes questions about
pets at www.thepetworks.net – Just click on the
Martha Petworks link at the top of the page.
“Our community is vital to us. We strive each
day to add value to our customer’s lives,” explains
Martha. “We want to create a sense of “home” that
our customers can count on, becoming a resource
to those who need us, and understanding what
owning a pet truly means.”
Rebecca and Eric believe that employing members of the community is not just a means to an
end, but a responsibility as a local business. “We
feel it’s important to offer training and education
to our employees, for a sense of fulfillment and to
develop a team,” explains Rebecca.
Their goal is to
offer family raised,
local pets. The Pet
Works believes
that bringing a
new pet into your
home should
always be an enriching experience
for both you and
your new pet.
In 2013, they
are increasing their selection of Northwest and
USA products. With the target of 75% USA across
the stores. They are researching new lines, and
bringing in new products each month to help meet
this goal. Their aim is to always offer high quality
products at everyday low prices. The Pet Works
believes that their value is in their products as well
as the service that they offer. They work hard to
offer competitive prices to every customer.
DOG DAY
AFTERNOON!
Sunday, Aug 25
The Pet Works and Clatsop Animal
Assistance are joining Astoria Sunday
Market in creating a Dog Fashion Show in
September at the Market. Astoria Sunday
Market has become a place where dogs
show up in their Sunday best. Some are
walking while others are strolled through
the Market or carried in backpacks. The
Fashion Show is your chance to really
bring on the glam and strut your fluff. There will be some fun event for dog lovers and families with contests and prizes.
Watch for details at www.AstoriaSundayMarket.com of “like” our Facebook at
www.facebook.com/astoriasundaymarket for the latest news.
Here are a few Doggie Doo-doos
and Don’ts to help make your visit
more enjoyable for yourself, your
pup, the vendors and all the other
good folks visiting the Market.
1. Short Leash: Please keep your dog on a
short leash and do not use retractable leashes.
The Market is a crowded place and it is easy
for other visitors to trip over leashes (or your
dog).
2. No Doo-Doo Allowed: Please be sure your
dog has been thoroughly walked in an appropriate area before coming to the Market. If your
dog has taken care of his business at home he
or she is less likely to need a relief at the Market.
If Mother Nature does call, please PLEASE clean
up after your dog. We have doggie-emergency
cleaning kits at the Cargo Trailer by the Food
Court and by the Portable Office parked at
Duane and 12th.
3. No “tinkling” on vendor products or tents!
(One would think this doesn’t need to be
spelled out but alas…) Please curb your dog.
Some of our vendors charge dog-owners a
cleaning fee of $50 or more and the Market
supports them in this endeavor. Having your
dog at the Market means making sure you are
watching the dog at all times.
4. Inquisitive Noses: Dogs follow their noses,
especially around food. We request that dogs
and their noses be kept away from our food
vendor booths. We suggest having a partner sit
with the dog at one of the tables while you find
your favorite snack or meal.
5. Not Everyone is Nuts About Mutts: Please remember that not everyone loves dogs the way
you do and some people may even be afraid of
dogs – especially the large breeds. No matter
how sweet and adorable you know your pooch
to be, please be respectful of others.
One final tip that my mother gave me as a child.
Never ever tell someone “My dog doesn’t bite.”
ALL dogs bite when the right set of circumstances come into play. No matter how loving,
adorable, and sweet-tempered your mastiff
or pug may be, the right trigger could cause
the dog to bite. In particular, we have many
children at the Market carrying yummy treats
right at dog-level. Even a good dog may not be
able to curb their excitement when that kind of
temptation is just one lick away.
• Aggressive dogs (or owners) will be asked to
leave the Market. We strive to maintain a fun
and pleasant environment for everyone and
with your cooperation we can continue being
dog-gone friendly!
ASTORIA ROTARY
“Service ABOVE Self”
Is Rotary RIGHT for you?
M A N AG E M E N T
Rise above the noise and
LISTEN.
Your customers are talking.
Find out at
www.AstoriaRotary.org
www.Mudge3M.com/[email protected]/503-440-7168
storia
2013
Vendor
Guide
S U N D AY M A R K E T
Art: Fine Art & Prints
Painted Crafts
Dave Bartholet LLC
Dave Bartholet
503-440-7996
[email protected]
www.davebartholet.com
Wildlife art at the next level! Dave has a remarkable talent
for capturing wildlife in watercolors. Check his website for his
appearance schedule.
Ronni
Woodland Scentsations
Mary Michalsky
503-440-0866
[email protected]
www.wodlandscentsations.com
Woodland Scentsations is the place to go for locally made
handcrafted soap, wax melts, soy candles, air freshener products and more. I create all items using high quality ingredients
and personal recipes. Whether you are buying for yourself or
as a gift for that special someone, shop locally at Woodland
Scentsations for quality products at a reasonable price!
Books & MUSIC
Ronni Harris
503-338-0162
[email protected]
Quilted paintings are original in both concept and design.
New this year are original purse designs, painted sweat shirts,
tile house numbers and pet memorials.
Bookcovers To Go
Body Care/Candles/Soaps/
Aromatherapy
Hammered Frets
Mary’s Milk Monsters
Cynthia & Mary Altieri
503-325-3187
[email protected]
www.marysmilkmonsters.com
Premium handcrafted goatmilk soap made by Mary Altieri
with milk from her goats. She also makes up-cycled tote bags
from her feed bags.
Salmon Creek Botanicals
Kat Torres
360-719-1111
[email protected]
www.salmoncrreekbotanicals.net
All natural herbs and infused skin care.
Sunset Beach Products
Richard Smith
503-701-1076
[email protected]
www.sunsetbeachproducts.com
Located at the entryway to the food court where you can
choose from the largest selection of fine quality natural artisan
sopas, lotions and balms. It’s all about your skin first, enjoying
it is a bonus. “We are cleaning up America’s better half, one
body at a time – with great pride!”
Jan Lough
360-581-8855
[email protected]
www.BookcoversToGo.com
Bookcover jackets made from fabric
Alan Matta
360-910-3636
[email protected]
www.HammeredFrets.com
3 and 4 string cigar box guitars that are fully playable and
have pick-ups installed. Each is unique and has its own sound.
Rollin’ On The River
Children’s/Kids
Marshmallow Armory
Richard Gearhart
360-665-3944
[email protected]
The one and only Marshmallow Armory where you can
purchase marshmallow blow guns in a variety of colors.
Pipsqueak Designs
Nadine Faith
503-325-8859
[email protected]
www.PipSqueakFashions.com
I create original fashions for AmericanGirl® and other 18”
dolls and for BittyBaby®. All items are designed and handmade
by local artisan, Nadine Faith. The collection includes fashions
from other times and other lands as well as classic and modern
favorites.
Salty Style
(See listing under Fabric Crafts)
Fabric Crafts/
Clothing & Accessories
Robbie’s Korner
Ceramics/CLAY/STONEJane Perrigo
Roberta Weber
503-475-9723
[email protected]
robbieskorner.etsy.com
We provide a colorful splash of sewn items: Fully lined
aprons, fleece blankets, patchwork baby blankets, hooded
towels, stuffed bears, burpies, ribbon rags and baby themed
gift packs. This year we are also carrying two children’s books.
We’d love to see you!
Jane Perrigo
Bookcovers To Go
John Rekart, Jr
503-861-8181
[email protected]
www.rollinontheriverbook.com
Book written by local author for sale. Author also has bookassociated photography and local photographical scenes as
well.
503-891-2249
[email protected]
Marvelous glass mosaics, old ceramic repurposed mosaics,
stone and copper wired mirrors.
My Jars of Clay
Wanda Aszman
503-429-0749
[email protected]
Pottery is all handmade. Beautiful lanterns, platters, mugs
and other useful items as well as decorative items.
(See listing under Books & Music)
Busy Bee Crafts
Bonnie Skaggs
503-325-5819
[email protected]
Adult and children aprons, kitchen hand towels, scrubbies,
potholders in several designs, plastic bag holders, handle covers, eye glass cases, potato bags, rubber jar openers, coasters,
dishcloths and catnip mice.
Chris’s Pony
Chris Pavelock
970-381-5894
[email protected]
Handcrafted items for your home, yourself and your pet.
For your home, a variety of baskets in different sizes and colors.
For yourself, bags and cases for your personal accessories and
electronics. And for your favorite furry friend check out all the
cool collars.
Creations by Ginger
Ginger Davis
503-325-4104
[email protected]
www.creationsbyginger.com
Astoria themed sweatshirts and hats, fleece socks, hats,
embroidered bags and miscellaneous recycled bags. I also
make dog apparel, collars and harnesses.
Handwoven Originals
Cynthia Romero
503-791-2964
[email protected]
Handmade crocheted purses, hats, scarves, women’s neckwear, children’s hair accessories and cell phone bags.
Megan Wirkkala-Ceramic Canvas
(see her listing under T-Shirts and Hoodies)
Purses by Kim
Chae Mason
503-455-2621
[email protected]
Handmade crocheted purses, hats, scarves, women’s neckwear, children’s hair accessories and cell phone bags.
Taste, Shop, and Explore... Enjoy the Astoria Sunday Market
SHOP the Market from 10am - 3pm
Sally’s Satchells
Sally Schrager
503-307-8239
[email protected]
Black mesh tote bags with fabric accents. They are strong
and machine washable. Each bag is made by Sally and have
extra long straps so they fit well on your shoulder.
Salty Style
Deanna Jannusch
503-957-5908
[email protected]
www.saltystyle.com
Salty Style sells block printed clothing for children and
adults and block printed home décor, dish towels and
stationary.
Shady Grove
Lauren Jacobsen
503-755-2428
[email protected]
Shady Grove offers beautiful handmade felted wool and
wool-Alpaca blend hats in several styles, for both men and
women. You can also find felted wool fingerless gloves, slippers, baby boots, heirloom puppets, scarves, bags, accessories
and felted decorations and sculptures.
Sweater Heads
Leslie McCray
503-440-7829
[email protected]
www.sweaterheads.com
One-of-a-kind hats and accessories created from reclaimed
sweaters and other found fabrics. All original designs and patterns. All weather styles for men and women.
Foods: Food Court & other
ready-to-eat
Berta’s Shaved Ice
Elmo Wise
360-749-2348
[email protected]
Flavored shaved ice!
Canby Asparagus Farm
Charles and Brandon Maes
503-651-3499
[email protected]
www.canbyasparagusfarm.com
Authentic Mexican foods including, tacos, quesadillas,
burritos, farmer’s made omelet, chips, salsa, and aqua frescas. New this year are elphant ears in the square.
Crabby Addies
Tamara Hagerup
503-841-9465
[email protected]
Fresh local seafood specialties, hand-dipped beer battered
fish & chips, homemade clam chowder and weekly specials
including crab melts with local Dungeness crab and our secret
recipe crab bisque!
Crepe Neptune
Yuri & Maya Vidal
503-436-9200
[email protected]
www.crepeneptune.com
We offer sweet & savory crepes. Crepes are a cross between
a pancake and a pastry. Our crepes are spun, flipped and
filled right in front of the customers creating a memorable
experience. Our batter is handmade and we use the freshest
ingredients.Visit our Creperie in Cannon Beach!
Dippity DoDa
Joseph Finni
503-468-0538
Chocolate and nut covered cheesecake on a stick and
chocolate and nut covered banana on a stick.
Heather’s Cane Juice
Heather Yang
503-990-3605
[email protected]
Everything is done on site. We make fresh squeezed
sugarcane juice per order with fresh ginger, berries and herbs
for our cane smoothy and Italian cane drinks. All fresh and
healthy food.
Himani Indian Cuisine
Svjay Nakka
503-325-8171
[email protected]
www.HimaniIndian.com
Authentic Indian Cuisine at reasonable price. For fast
friendly service visit our booth or our restaurant at 1044
Marine Drive in Astoria, Oregon.
Ice Cream – we also have an ice cream booth!
Ole Bobs Seafood Market & Galley Café
Susan Hagerup
360-642-4332
[email protected]
www.OleBobs.com
Fresh, local Dungeness crab cakes made from scratch and
cooked on site with your choice of sauce. Fresh Dungeness
crab and or shrimp cocktails (when available). Bottled water
and canned pop.
Punky’s Phat Dogs & Burgers
Liz Olson
503-593-1740
[email protected]
Handcrafted specialty BBQ hamburgers and hot dogs with
a great selection of toppings.
Sanjai’s Teriyaki
Boualiane Phomma
503-933-6005
[email protected]
Asian cuisine from yakisoba noodles to fresh salad rolls. We
also serve spring rolls, chicken garlic on a stick, veggie stir fry
with rice, chicken pineapple with rice, spicy peanut chicken
with rice, Pad Thai, fried rice, Thai iced tea, water and soda.
Smoked Salmon Chowder
Dan & Tina DeLay
503-338-3809
[email protected]
Thick, rich, stand–your–spoon–up–in–it smoked salmon
chowder. Made fresh on the spot each Sunday. We utilize one
of our areas most popular items – smoked salmon! Served up
with huge slabs of homemade garlic toast. Yum!
Tiki Juice
Jeannie Alexander
503-741-0509
[email protected]
Tiki Juice is loaded with stress relieving botanicals! Tangarine Dream, Paradise Punch, Purity, Luscious Lemon and Keen
Lime are flavors of this wild-crafted and gluten-free beverage.
Wild Thing Foods
Ralph Clarkson
702-809-5473
[email protected]
Mini donuts and Ribbon French Fries freshly made fresh
on-site. We also serve hot coffee and coco.
WeRNuts2
Theresa Jones
360-635-2722
[email protected]
www.WeRNuts2.com
WeRNutes2.com serves up roasted almonds, hazelnuts and
spicy almonds using the highest quality of products. We use a
copper kettle that blends nuts and melts sugar, cinnamon and
vanilla to create a gourmet product. Enjoy!
What’z Poppin
Caramel and Kettle Corn
Frank & Donna Page
503-312-2402
[email protected]
Just follow your nose to the best fresh popcorn around.
Over 15 flavors to choose from! We will titillate your taste buds
with flavors like Snickerdoodle, maple vanilla, yummy caramel
or that good old standby Kettle Corn. It’s popped fresh right
in front of you. Come on by to 12th and Commercial and try
a free sample, meet the Corn Heads and take a picture with
them. It’s all fun and good eats at WHAT’Z POPPIN!
Foods: Baked, Processed
& Packaged
Brevin’s Solid Gold Fudge
Dan & Suzy Sealy
503-338-0118
[email protected]
www.brevins.com
www.BuyFudgeOnline.com
Simply the best fudge. Each bar is 7 oz and individually
wrapped. With over 40 flavors to choose from there is some-
thing for everyone. Flavors range from Butter Cream to Red
Velvet Cake. We now have some sugar free options!
Homemade scones made with local fruit and herbs.
Homemade granola baked fresh with fruits and nuts from the
Pacific NW.
Kimo’s Dips
Bruce and Kimberly McBride
503-314-0378
[email protected]
www.KimosDips.com
Kimo’s offers 18 different blends of natural dried spices
from Oregon Spice Company and are used to make tasty
dips spreads and sauces. No MSG, salt sugar or carbs.
Gluten free.
Lewis River Valley Honey
Jennifer Tsugawa
360-609-2396
[email protected]
Our honey is pure, RAW and local. We have not heated,
pasteurized or added any other substance to our honey. It
is delivered to you straight from the beekeeper’s hives still
containing all the pollen, propolis and living enzymes that are
beneficial for our bodies.
Packer Orchards and Bakery
(see listing under Produce and Fruit)
Furniture
Cedar Furniture by Best
Terry Kost
360-532-5423 or 360-580-3956
[email protected]
www.CedarFurniturebyBest.com
We manufacture high quality outdoor lawn/patio furniture.
Our pieces are unique and one-of-a-kind. No two pieces have
the same hues or grain characteristics. Check us out on our
new website: www.CedarFurniturebyBest.com
Garden Art
Paula’s Whimsical Garden & Silverware Art
Call ASM to contact this vendor: 503-325-1010
[email protected]
Garden art glass, silverware, and repurposed items made
into whimsical yard art. Silverware made into jewelry, objects,
garden stakes and unusual items.
Glass Art/Glassware
Stained Glass Design
Conrad Everson
509-663-5935
[email protected]
Vases, candle holders and custom tableware.
Suzie Q’s
Val & Susan Munoz
360-642-5484
[email protected]
We specialize in recycled glass products as well as fused
glass products using copper and aluminum. Clocks, cheese
trays, lamps, dishes and more! Limited jewelry including some
made from fused sea ball glass.
Jewelry
Animals Are Wise Jewelry & Sculpture
Eric Berlin
503-556-8027
[email protected]
On Facebook search for Animals Are Wise Jewelry. Hand
sculpted animal porcelain jewelry & sculpture. No molds
used. Animal flags, hair barettes and figurines. Custom orders
welcomed!
Beads From Afar
Kristina Rayl
360-921-5582
[email protected]
www.BeadsFromAfar.com
Handcrafted beaded and jewelry featuring sterling silver,
Swarovski silver and custom name and baby bracelets.
Becky Sue Creations
Rebecca Mizell
503-717-3389
[email protected]
www.BeckySueCreations.com
Looking for fun and whimsy? Becky’s unique designs are
created from clay in a mollifier style. Her beads and buttons
have been made for Steven Tyler and Virginia Hawkins jackets.
Her unique jewelry will put a smile on your face!
SHOP the Market from 10am - 3pm
Debbie’s Fun and Affordable Jewelry
Debbie Hall
360-576-9738
[email protected]
Handcrafted natural stone, pearl, crystal, metal and feather
jewelry.
Fireflies by Sherlock
Phyllis Howard
503-364-0612
[email protected]
Interesting glow in the dark jewelry.
French Cat Studio
Brigitte Willse
503-844-4918
[email protected]
Vintage inspired jewelry and beautiful glass birdfeeders.
One-of-a-kind treasures.
Judith Altruda Jewelry
360-267-2326
[email protected]
www.JudithAltruda.com
Fine art jewelry handmade by metalsmith Judith Altruda
in her Tokeland, Washington studio. Silver, gold and other
metals are incorporated with ancient coins, Victorian seaglass
and more. Custom orders welcomed! Meet the artist at Astoria
Sunday Market then see her special line of her work at River
Sea Gallery in downtown Astoria.
Paula’s Whimsical Garden & Silverware Art
(See listing under Garden)
Ricia Originals
Non-Profits
Photography
Clatsop Animal Assistance
Astoria Photografpix
503-861-0737
[email protected]
[email protected]
www.dogsncats.org
Astoria Sunday Market is a dog-gone friendly place! Stop by
our booth for information about pet care and to see featured
dogs and cats available for adoption at Clatsop Animal Assistance.
Clatsop County Master Gardeners
503-325-8282
[email protected]
http://extension.oregonstate.edu/clatsop/gardening/
master-gardeners
The Master Gardeners provide valuable information to
shoppers to help in your garden choices. Look for their booth
each week in the plant section in The Square.
Odds & Ends
Donna Ames
541-790-1157
[email protected]
Feather art by D. Ames. Style & design like no other. Various
sizes. Framed notecards, postcards and custom art by request.
Sporty crab traps (personal size). Cast it with your rod-n-reel.
One minute crab fishing, color photo and Eze instructions
included.
Ricia Parcher
503-325-9534
[email protected]
Aluminum jewelry with holographic designs that are
coated with resin along with teacup earrings. I also make pottery miniatures and tea sets. Some larger pots and wire worked
bottles – both old and new and recycled too. Recycled pottery
and lampshades are also worked into some of my creations.
Knotty and Knautical
Ring by Ring Creations
Richard Crow
503-791-2004
[email protected]
Where The Eagles Fly uses shed antlers with local and exotic
woods for hand-crafted knife handles and walking sticks. The
River Art is created using historical Columbia River fishing gear.
The Coastal Art is created using driftwood from the ocean and
Columbia River.
Donna Blodgett
503-298-7530
[email protected]
Chainmail jewelry, clothing and home décor.
This ‘N That Jewelry
Marlies and Dan Mercil
503-708-3535
[email protected]
We offer designs from recycled silverware, which include
bracelets, rings, necklaces, earrings, key chains, vases and
French barretts. Crafts other necklaces, earrings and bracelets
with gemstones, crystals and base metals. All our designs are
unique and present high quality standards.
Massage
Allow Your Body To Heal
Isa Haverlan
503-325-3887
[email protected]
www.allowyourbodytoheal.com
Chair massages with Isa Haverlan LMT of Allow Your Body
To Heal. Give yourself or a friend a 15-minutes massage at
the Market to reduce aches or pains or just to get relaxed and
invigorated. You may also call for groups on location or come
to me for full table massages.
Memorabilia
An American Footprint
William D. Brooks
503-338-6056
[email protected]
www.anAmericanFootprint.com
Want the Dream…Buy American!
Bob & Lisa Gillespie
[email protected]
Wood turnings, wood crafting, bird houses and other wood
products. We also sell photography, jewelry, painted sand dollars and an assortment of other fun items.
Where The Eagles Fly
WhimSeaDoodle
Linda and Terry Wellman
360-783-2208
[email protected]
The Christmas Shop! Hand painted ornaments on oyster
shell, sanddollars and driftwood. FREE PERSONALIZATION!
Wood burned driftwood signs. All original works of art at
affordable prices. Add to your beach décor or find fun gifts for
everyone on your list. Don’t miss our Happy Santas!
Pets
Cristina’s Dog Treats
Cristina Egnew
503-842-8967
[email protected]
www.cdtreats.etsy.com
We provide wonderful gluten and corn-free treats that
your pooch will go crazy for. We also have a line of pawsitively
delightful grain-free treats. For the people we have beautiful
wooden ornaments, embroidery pillow cases, crochet dollies
and wooden toys for the kids.
Creations by Ginger
(see her listing under fabric crafts)
Elleda Wilson
503-325-5870
[email protected]
www.astoria-photografpix.com
Astoria Photografpix – Since 2005, the original digital
photography of Astoria and surrounding areas, including
lighthouses, the Iredale Shipwreck, canneries and other
distinctly North Coast attractions. Hooked in Astoria – Stylish
and snuggly fingerless gloves, hats and wrist cuffs created and
hand-crocheted by a hibernating photographer.
Cat-Fish Photography
Cathy Fischer
360-624-2657
[email protected]
http://cat-fishphotography.com
Wildlife photographs including full size prints, special
photo greeting cards for everyday needs, unique handmade
light switch covers, photo stone coasters and high gloss
heat safe tiles. I hope to share with you what I see and what I
imagine. I hope that the pictures I take and the images I create
will bring you a smile.
Photos by John & Kathy
John Broughton
360-521-0384
[email protected]
www.picsbyjohnb.com
An assortment of wildlife and scenic photos for sale, as well
as screensavers for computers. Quality photos at great prices.
Sue Olson Photography
Sue Olson
503-861-2866
[email protected]
Sue Olson is a lifelong native of the Northern Oregon Coast.
She has enjoyed shooting nature and landscapes for more
than 30 years. She sells prints, matted and framed of her work
along with notecards and magnets.
Plants & garden
Alicia’s Nursery
Augusto Alfaro
503-380-4246
[email protected]
We have a great selection of perennial and evergreen
plants, ornamental grasses and groundcover. We offer great
deals and have excellent prices.
Price Right Nursery & Produce
(See listing under Produce)
Ten Oaks
Dalmacio Ramos
503-710-7600
[email protected]
Ten Oaks Nursery is located in Molalla, Oregon. We grow
many different types of plants all from ground cover to large
trees and some fruit plants. Our plants can be planted all
year round. Our plants are good quality for a reasonable
price.
The Garden Bucket
Shannon Maus
360-606-8866
[email protected]
www.TheGardenBucket.com
Upside down vegetable planters with an assortment of
live plants.
Produce, FRUITS AND FLOWERS
Ayala Farms
Ramon Ayala
509-830-3870
[email protected]
A wide variety of seasonal produce, fruit and berries.
Iko Farms
Yvonne Krause
360-957-3098
[email protected]
We strive to provide any and all fresh in season produce.
Melons, peaches, cherries, apricots, apples, asparagus, pea,
potatoes and tomatoes. We also have pears, corn, peppers,
plums as well as farm fresh eggs.
Lucky Farms
Yee Her Vang
503-708-0745
[email protected]
Fresh cut flowers for floral arrangements and beautiful
bouquets. We also have fresh Asian produce such as baby
bok choy, sugar snap peas, sweet peas, cherry tomatoes and
pea tips.
Cheng’s Farm
Xia Cheng
503-385-7467
[email protected]
We sell flowers, produce and berries. Our flower bouquets
are varied and may include lilies, dahlias, tulips, irises, godetia,
crocosmia, bluebells, delphinium, statice, sweet pea, gladiolas,
Queen Contessa, peonies, aster September, zinnia, asters,
daisy, lupine, sweet William, baby’s breath, purple majesty millet and daffodils. Our produce includes sweet sugar snap peas,
beans, green onion, bok choy, Chinese broccoli, broccolini,
cucumber, pea shoot, cilantro and broccoli flower. We also
have strawberries in season and peanuts.
DeAsis Farm & Produce
Manuel DeAsis, Jr.
509-969-6694
[email protected]
DeAsis Farm & Produce is a chef’s paradise. We have all
kinds of vegetables and fruits that are in season. We also have
Asian vegetables. We do wholesale and retail and accept
orders for canning tomatoes, beans asparagus, peaches, pears
and apricots.
Packer Orchards & Bakery
Tammi Packer
541-234-4481
[email protected]
www.PackerOrchardsandBakery.com
Beautiful Hood River Valley stone fruits, cherries, peaches,
pears and apples. Our onsite bakery produces fresh fruit
pies and jams along with our famous market cookies and
cinnamon rolls.
Price Right Nursery & Produce
Maria Sosa
971-282-1809
[email protected]
Vegetables include tomatoes, carrots, beets, cucumbers,
peppers, corn, potatoes zucchini, herbs, celery, squash/
pumpkins, gourds, broccoli, kohlrabi and cauliflower. We also
have berries, fruit, figs, plums, apples, cherries and more. Our
nursery offers all types of perennial plants and some annuals.
Wildhare Backyard Farm
Lynda Elaine
907-435-7015
[email protected]
Locally grown, produced and manufactured produce,
herbs, plants and garden implements using sustainable practices, non GMO, non-Hybrid Organic seeds without herb-pest
or insecticides. We also offer jams, jellies, fruit butters, herbs,
veggies starts, Mason Bee houses, broad forks, grow bags,
hyper tufa pots, seasonal produce, and beeswax camdles.
Seafood & Meat
Olympic Provisions
TC FURNISHINGS
Walker Farms of Siletz
Randy Walker
541-444-2445
[email protected]
www.walkerfarmssiletz.com
Pasture raised meats raised on our small farm located in
The Siletz Valley six miles behind Cape Foulweather. Walker
Farms humanely raises its animals as stress-free as possible
and to the highest quality possible with emphasis on heritage
breeds and sustainable farming practices.
T-Shirts & Hoodies
Blue Crab Graphics
Kelly Frech
360-642-2493
[email protected]
I learned screen printing from my father who was a screen
printer. Print custom apparel for businesses, schools and
events. I offer my own designs at the Astoria Sunday Market.
T-shirts, sweatshirts and some hats.
Ginger Davis
(see her listing under Fabric Crafts)
Jonathon’s LTD
Charlie DeDolph
503-325-7600
[email protected]
www.jonathonsltd.com
Columbia River antique salmon label t-shirts and archival
matted historic antique prints. Be sure to visit Jonathon’s LTD
while browsing our custom shirts and prints.
Megan Wirkkala Ceramic Canvas
Megan Wirkkala
360-484-3999
[email protected]
Born in Ilwaco before the completion of the Astoria bridge,
I’m a seasoned native of the North Oregon and South Washington coast. My locally themed artwork appears on men’s and
women’s short and long sleeved tees’, crewneck and hooded
French terry and fleece sweatshirts and full-zip hoodies.
Wine
Nehalem Bay Winery
Melissa Stetzel
503-368-9463
[email protected]
www.NehalemBayWinery.com
Wine tasting and sales. Reds, white and fruit wines. Pinot
Noir, Pinot Gris, Chardonnay, Cranpere, Peach, Plum and Blackberry wines. Seasonal wine and special prices at the Market.
C
elebrating four years at their current
location in downtown Astoria, TC Home
Furnishings employs a staff of fourteen:
Twelve full-time and two part-time. They are
open and delivering seven days a week and
the showroom floors are continually being
restocked with new and different merchandise. “We have a few downtown workers who
come in during their lunch breaks to “sofa-hop”
or catch a couple of minutes of a new movie
on one of the TV’s” says KC McGee the store’s
sales manager.
Owners Thomas Fosdick and Cyndi Denney
attribute the store’s rapid growth to their philosophy that customer service is the foundation of good growth. And customer service
goes far beyond a friendly smile, product
knowledge and name brands. It requires trust
and respect. “Give this freely and you can’t go
wrong” says Cyndi.
1033 Commercial Street in Astoria
503.325.5620 • Open 7 days a week for you!
Shop Local!
WHAT’S POPPIN
Kettle Corn
Carmel Corn
Wood Crafts & Metal Art
Griswold Woodworking
Brad Griswold
360-951-9593
[email protected]
Chalkboards, mirrors and coat racks.
Knotty & Knautical
(see their listing under Odds and Ends)
Sawdust & Other Wooden Things
WALKER FARMS
Jim Williams
503-475-5860
[email protected]
the freshest tuna you can PASTURE
buy in a can; RAISED MEATS
Lots of wood products. For the kitchen we have cutting
Chicken
• Turkey • Pork • Lamb • Beef
troll caught on the Pacific
Northwest
and bread boards, cheese trays, serving trays, lazy Susans,
Ocean waters near Astoria, Oregon No Antibiotics, No Hormones
chopping blocks and pizza paddles. We also carry cribbage
boards, coat racks, wood décor items, iPad stands, step stools
“Raised on the OregonCoast”
and puzzle/coaster sets.
Sunrise Cedar
Zola Bokor
503-458-6711
Cedar bird houses, Cedar and Red Wood carvings, trellises,
gazebos, benches, signs and lawn art. Known for his fun bears!
Alexis Heimlich
503-894-8275
[email protected]
Olympic Provisions is home to Oregon’s first USDAapproved salumeria, established in 2009. Salumist and owner
Elias Cairo carefully crafts “American Charcuterie” using the
highest quality local ingredients. Cairo has crafted twelve different salami based on the regional flavors you would find in
France, Spain, Italy and Greece.
Trish Hanson Design
Skipanon Brand Seafood
Trillium Woodworks & Metal Art
Alana Kujala
503-861-8277
www.skipanonbrand.com
Skipanon Brand Seafood is locally owned and operated
seafood processing plant and cannery. We offer a high quality product of fresh, smoked and canned seafood. Whether
Turn Your House Into A Home with
you’re craving fresh Chinook Salmon or our local line-caught
Albacore Tuna you’ll love this North Coast favorite.
Gourmet Fresh Canned
ALBACORE Tuna
Trish Hanson
503-717-5320
[email protected]
www.trishhanson.com
Laser Art. Original and unique gifts for every occasion
and budget. Inspirational, architectural, deistic and cultural
designs using wood, paper, glass and mirrors. All made in
America. Custom work and personalization available.
Ted Messing
503-458-6910
[email protected]
www.TrilliumWoodworks.com
Northwest wildlife scenes interpreted in steel. Clear coated
to last. Ready to hang.
Frank & Donna
Page
Owners
[email protected]
503.312.2402
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cut this out & bring it with you
503.325.5620
Open 7 days a week for YOU!
Looking for that one perfect item or furnishing
an entire room ?...
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breathtaking 3D theater film,
SHARKS 3D, presented by Jean-Michel
Cousteau, made it’s exciting Columbia Pacific Region
premiere on Friday, March 22 at the Columbia River
Maritime Museum.
Now and through the rest of the year, audiences
are invited to a stunning, immersive diving experience with SHARKS 3D, the first-ever shark-themed
3D theater film. Join the expert international team
of ocean explorers on this unique round-the-globe
expedition documenting the life of the ultimate
predator.
SHARKS 3D will be shown at the Columbia River
Maritime Museum through December 31, 2013. The
Columbia River Maritime Museum theater brings
SHARKS 3D to life in grand fashion, offering a unique
3D experience from each of its 36 seats with highdefinition images projected onto the huge 16’x9’
screen and pure digital surround sound. Showtimes
are daily every hour beginning at 10:00 am, with the
last show at 4:00 pm. Tickets are $5 each. Museum
admission not included. Museum members are free.
This film is presented by the Columbia River
Maritime Museum, Jean-Michel Cousteau and 3D
Entertainment, in collaboration with the United Nations Environment Programme.
The Cannery Pier Hotel
rests on the 100 year-old
pilings that formerly
supported the Union
Fisherman’s Cooperative Packing Company
formed in 1897. Today,
it boasts the finest views
from each and every
room in this luxury hotel
and spa.
Find us at 1033 Commercial Street
in Downtown Astoria
or on the web at www.tchf.homestead.com
This year during Mother’s Day Weekend, we at
TC Home Furnishings will be celebrating 4 yrs...
Come in Fri-Sun and celebrate with us!
Enjoy a BBQ/Carnival/Auction & more...
Call or stop by for details, times and events.
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Free Pick-Up & Delivery/503.325.3316
[email protected]
255 14th Street, Astor ia, Or 97103, (next to Gimre’s Shoes)
MUSIC AT THE MARKET!
COMMERCIAL FISHERMEN’S
2013 Food Court Stage Schedule
mMay 12
Third Street Band
mMay 19
Greg Parke
mMay 26
Richie and the
Catillacs
mJune 2
The Renegade
String Band
mJune 9
Thomasian Trio
Third Street Band
Greg Parke
mJune 16
Bar-K Buckaroos
mJune 23
North Coast
Blues
mJune 30
The Salty Dog
mJuly 7
Brownsmead
Flats
mJuly 14
The Lowtide
Drifters
mJuly 21
The Distractions
mJuly 28
Greg Parke
The Brownsmead Flats
mAugust 4
Brownsmead
Flats
mAugust 11
The Salty Dog
Hammond marina near astoria
september 14 & 15, 2013
mAugust 18
Richie and the
Catillacs
mAugust 25
The Distractions
• Competitions for the pros, the
greenhorns, and you
• Industry Vendors
• Gear & Boat Displays
• Kids Activities & Competitions
• Seafood Cooking Demos
• Food & Craft Vendors
• Beer Garden with Wet Dog
Brewery & Cafe
• US Coast Guard Search &
Rescue Demo
mSeptember 1
Double J & The
Boys
mSeptember 8
Third Street Band
mSeptember 15
The Bobbers
mSeptember 22
North Coast
Blues
mSeptember 29
Ray Prestegard
mOctober 6
Double J and the
Boys
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Thomasian Trio
THE BANDS
THE BANDS
ASTOR STREET OPRY COMPANY
Bar-K Buckaroos (June 16)
Get your Buck on with this hot Buck
Owens band. “All Buck, all the time.”
Should be a twangy good time!
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The Bobbers (September 15)
This is a merry band of wacky men
making music exclusively about
fishing. www.thebobbers.com
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Brownsmead Flats (July 7 & August 4)
Original, witty, irreverent folk music
in their special ”Crabgrass style.”
www.brownsmeadflats.com
The Distractions (July 21& August 25)
Experience a time warp that is reminiscent of the Rolling Stones, CCR, The
Beatles, Stevie Ray Vaughn and The
Replacements. www.myspace.com/
astoriadistractions
Double J and the Boys
(September 1 and October 6) This
is a foot-stomping folk/country
band, with a mix of classics and
funny originals, energetic fiddle
The Bobbers
Double J and the Boys
tunes and real live yodeling. Look
for Double J and the Boys on
Facebook.
Greg Parke
(May 19 and July 28)
Bringing his popular mix of soulful
ballads and feet-tapping dance
music to the Market again this
season! www.gregparke.com
North Coast Blues (June 23 & Sept 22)
Blues, Funk and Rock ‘n Roll!
www.myspace.com/buoy10
Ray Prestegard
(September 29)
Folk and rock musician Ray
Prestergard has entertined
the Pacifc Norhtwest as a
bandman and solo performer since the 90s.
The Renegade String Band
(June 2) Hardriving Bluegrass,
w/ Tenor Guitar Friends, featured at the TG Gathering.
Richie and the Catillacs
(May 26 & August 18)
Richie & the Catillacs play everything from Elvis to Stevie Ray
Vaughan.Their exciting presentation of classic and original rock,
blues, country and rockabilly is sure
to please. www.thecatillacs.com
The Salty Dog (June 30 & Aug11)
The best of the 50’s, 60’s and 70’s –
comfort food for the soul.
Third Street Band (May 12 & Sept 8)
Based in the Pacific Northwest, their
sound is an evolution of influences
resulting in an exciting new sound
in bluegrass. Tight harmonies,
interesting and original arrangements makes TSB an entertaining
and unexpected treat!
Thomasian Trio (June 9 & Oct 13)
The Thomasian Trio offers up a big
heaping helpin’ of jazz, blues and
original music.
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asoc playhouse - 129 west bond street in astoria
call 503-325-6104 or go online at www.astorstreetoprycompany.com
Downtown Shoppers Guide
Northwest
Lending
Group
A division of
American Pacific
Mortgage Group
• Bridgewater Bistro
20 Basin Street
503-325-6777
www/brodgewaterbistro.com
We are open every day for lunch and dinner
and offer Sunday Brunch. Take the trolley! Then
join us for a fine meal and spectacular view.
NMLS222493 NMLS 1850
Homes are selling & there IS
money to lend.
Make sure you get in on these
great rates!
• Astor Street Opry Company
129 West Bond
503-325-6104
www.shanghaiedinastoria.com
Have you heard all about it? The 28th season
of the Astor Street Opry Company’s Live on
Stage…
Award winning…Family Entertainment…That
Original…Historical, Hysterical…BroadwayStyle…Musical
Melodrama...Shanghaied in Astoria! Runs July
- September
www.nwlendinggroup.com
503-325-4116 • 1227 Commercial St.
Downtown Astoria, OR
• Cannery Pier Hotel and Spa
No. 10 Basin Street
503-325-4996 or toll free at 888-325-4996
(hotel)
503-338-4772 (spa)
www.CanneryPierHotel.com
Experience the majesty of the mighty Columbia River from your hotel room or bask in our
authentic Finnish sauna and mineral therapy
hot tub for a therapeutic Spa treatment.
• Clatsop Community Bank
Astoria: 988 Commercial Street
503-325-7500
Seaside: 1150 N. Roosevelt Drive, Suite 101
503-738-8000
www.clatsopbank.com
You don’t have far to go to reach the nearest
Clatsop Community Bank office. It’s where
banking is done one-on-one and decisions are
made close to home, by someone you know.
• Columbia River Maritime Museum
1792 Marine Drive
503-325-2323
www.crmm.org
The Columbia River Maritime Museum is one
of the Nation’s premiere maritime museums
with the
only 3D movie theater. Come visit our dramatic
permanent displays, temporary exhibits and
fabulous museum store!
GIFTS
FINE FURNITURE
ANTIQUES
HOME ACCESSORIES
DECOR
INTERIOR DESIGN
109 9TH STREET • TEL 503-325-4766
• Foxgloves
1124 Commercial St. Astoria
503 468-0700
Featuring hand-crafted gifts created by local
and national Artisans.
Woodworking, pottery, glassware, lamps and
locally made hats, to name a few.
Also look for us at Second Saturday Art Walk.
• Fulio’s Pastaria, Tuscan Steak House and
Delicatessen
1149 Commercial Street
503.325.9001
www.Fulios.com
Fulio’s Pastaria, Tuscan Steak House and Delicatessen is located in beautiful downtown
Astoria.Open every day, Fulio’s offers a delicious fare of pastas, seafood and Tuscan steaks.
Our new Italian delicatessen serves up authentic, creative sandwiches and salads. All of this
in a fun atmosphere, just a stone’s throw from
the mighty Columbia River.
• Drina Daisy
915 Commercial, Astoria
503-338-2912
[email protected]
Genuine ethnic food & culture. Bosnian
heritage food, all made fresh from scratch
using domestic & imported ingredients. Secret
family recipes prepared from the heart by a
third generation, life-time chef with university
training. Enjoy a truly unique meal bursting
with flavor & brimming with satisfaction in the
homey comfort of our Mediterranean styled
dining room.
• Empire Office Machines
255 -14th Street, Astoria
503-325-3316
We have been in business since 1986. Specializing in Cash registers, printers, inks toners,
paper rolls and customer service.
• High Life Adventures
33136 Highway 101 Business, Warrenton
503-861-9875
[email protected]
www.highlife-adventures.com
Enjoy a guided tour of eight zip lines! Take in
the beautiful natural setting, complete with
seasoned timber, ponds, and a seven-acre lake.
• Holly McHone Jewelry
1150 Commercial Street, Astoria
503-325-8029
www.hollymchone.com
Simply beautiful. Fine jewelry and custom
design. CAD/CAM, laser repairs and engraving.
• Ilwaco Saturday Market
Port of Ilwaco, Washington
165 Howerton Avenue
360-642-3143
www.PortofIlwaco.com
(click on events for Market information)
Shop, much, stroll and explore! The Saturday
Market takes place along the picturesque
waterfront of the Port of Ilwaco.
• Imogen Gallery
240 11th Street
503-468-0620
[email protected]
http://imogengallery.com
Imogen Gallery exhibits contemporary works
by accomplished international artists and local
emerging talent. The gallery maintains a focus
on quality fine art and craft while also
cultivating a space that enriches the community and culture which surrounds it.
• Interior Style
109 - 9th Street
503-325-4766
Gifts fine furniture, antiques, home accessories,
decor and interior design.
• Jonathon’s, LTD
332 – 12th Street, Astoria
Next to Liberty Theater
503-325-7600
[email protected]
Estate jewelry art and antiques. We have
beautiful and unique engagement rings, custom design and expert repairs and of course
a wonderful selection of antique and vintage
jewelry in addition to oil paintings, watercolors
and prints.
• Northwest Lending Group
1227 Commercial
503-325-4116
[email protected]
www.nwlendinggroup.com
Homes are selling and there is money to lend!
We are a division of American Pacific Mortgage
Group and are your “Partners in Lending.”
• Purple Cow Toys
1380 Commercial Street, Astoria
503-325-2996
[email protected]
www.PurpleCowToys.com
A great place to shop and play!
A hands-on specialty toystore where you
will find entertainment for all ages: a wide
selection of Playmobil, LEGOs, Papo figures,
Ravensburger jigsaw puzzles, games, infant
and toddler toys, Klutz Activity Books, kites
and flying things, science kits, dolls, plush, and
more.
• The Pet Works
240 – 14th Street, Astoria
503-338-6721
[email protected]
www.ThePetWorks.com
We focus on local and U.S. made products. Our
goal is to offer family raised, local pets. The
Pet Works believes that bringing a new pet
into your home should always be an enriching
experience for both you and your new pet.
• TC Home Furnishings
1033 Commercial Street, Astoria
503-325-5620
[email protected]
www.tchf.homestead.com
Located in historic downtown Astoria, we
believe good business is built on the tradition
that...your handshake is still worth something
& customer service is everything!
Astoria Downtown Events • Downtown • Astoria • Events • Astoria • Downtown • Events
2nd Saturday Artwork
5 – 9 pm. Tour various downtown galleries, restaurants, studios and shops for art, wine and fun!
503-791-7940 [email protected]
Open Studio Tour
July 27 & 28
503-325-1895
www.astoriavisualarts.org
Northwest Brew Cup
September 28, 29 & 30
Columbia River Maritime Museum – East end parking
[email protected] 503-791-7940
Tenor Guitar Gathering
May 30 - June 2
Various Downtown Locations
www.tenorguitargathering .com
Astoria Regatta
August 7 – 11, 2013
Grand Parade is Saturday, August 10 at Noon
12th and Duane in downtown Astoria.
www.astoriaregatta.org
ASTORIA SUNDAY MARKET EVENTS
www.AstoriaSundayMarket.com
- Dog Day Afternoon!
August 25
- ASM Rubber Boot Stomp & Silent Auction
October 6
Astoria Music Festival
June 14 - 30
503.325.9896
http://astoriamusicfestival.org
Bringing world-class musicians to Astoria.
Clatsop County Historical Society
• Mother’s Day Tea and Scones – May 11 (Sat)
• Goonies Day – June 7
• Od Fashioned Fun & Games – September 14 (horse
carriage rides!) 503-325-2203 www.cumtux.org
OTHER COMMUNITY EVENTS
Commercial Fishermen’s Festival
September 14 - 15 Hammond Marina
www.CommercialFishermensFestival.com
Astoria Timber Festival
Saturday, Feb 8 2014
www.AstoriaTimberFestival.com
FOR MORE INFORMATION
About Downtown activities and other regional
events:
• Astoria Downtown Historic District Association
503-791-7940
[email protected]
Look for ADHDA on Facebook for more downtown
activities!
Astoria-Warrenton Chamber of Commerce
& Oregon Visitor Center
503-325-6311 - 111 West Marine drive
www.OldOregon.com
B
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SHINGLE
SALES, INC.
BEST CUSTOM CEDAR FURNITURE
Adirondack Chairs,
Picnic Tables, Benches & Footbridges
Adirondacks
at the Market!
www.bestshinglesales.com
360.532.5423
THE SELF SERVICE DOG WASH
Just bring in your dirty pooch and we supply the
shampoo, the brushes, the towels and the dryers.
240 14th ST. Astoria, Ore 97103 • (503) 338-6721 • www.thepetworks.net
Hours: Open 7 Days a Week • Monday - Saturday 9 am - 6 pm • Sunday 11 am - 5 pm
Estate Jewelry • Art
Antiques
Diamonds and Gems A lWAyS
at Wholesale Prices
Beautiful and Unique Engagement Rings
Custom Design and Expert Repairs
“If you can imagine it, we can make it”
Antique and Vintage Jewelry
Oil Paintings, Watercolors and Prints
Antique Silver and Glass, Porcelains
We Buy Estates
Located in Downtown Astoria’s Historical District
332 12th Street
503-325-7600
Email: [email protected]
Top prices paid for Gold & silver!