Somehow I channelled Erasmus, the 15th. Century monk, with the famous quotation, “When I have a little money, I buy books; and if I have any left, I buy food and clothes.” …
Category: Arts
TILLAMOOK ASSOC. OF PERFORMING ARTS (TAPA): Prepare for laughs, mayhem – “How to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse” runs 2 more weekends
OIOpublisher Grab your survival kits and your sense of humor because “How to Survive a Zombie Apocalypse” by Ben Muir is taking over the stage for two more weekends only! This hilarious,…
POETRY – Indigenous Peoples Day: A Deeper Elegy Is Overdue for Garibaldi
By Kristin Koptiuch Oh Garibaldi, your roots in the Oregon territory run deeper than you claim— deeper than the settler’s telling, deeper than the plaques and monuments, deeper than the names etched…
BOOK REVIEW: Here Comes the Sun – A Last Chance for the Climate and a Fresh Chance for Civilization By Bill McKibben
By Neal Lemery This new book is an insightful and wholistic look at our planet’s climate crisis and the innovations in solar and wind energy to transform our energy needs and abilities…
Tides of Change 15th annual Soup Bowl Event Oct. 25th – Art, Food Fundraiser
Tides of Change (TofC) will hold the 15th Annual Tillamook Soup Bowl event beginning at 5pm on Saturday, October 25, 2025 at the Pacific Restaurant in Tillamook. Join us for this special…
Festival of Well-Being October 3 at North County Recreation District; Free Community Wellness Event, Gallery Opening & More
Join us for a FREE vibrant community gathering that brings together local wellness professionals offering a wide range of healing and restorative practices. Come experience, and celebrate your well-being — All Are Welcome Explore the many wellness modalities available…
NORTH OREGON COAST SYMPHONY – FREE Concert Saturday, October 4th at St. Catherine Episcopal Church
In gratitude for the enthusiastic responses to its past performances, the North Oregon Coast Symphony will present a classical music concert featuring small wind and string ensembles at St. Catherine Episcopal Church…
WORLD PREMIERE OF DOCUMENTARY OCT. 4, MANZANITA FILM FESTIVAL: “FREE TO GROW” FOLLOWS IMPACT OF FORESTRY HERBICIDES
Emmy-winning Filmmaker Jesse Andrew Clark’s newest indie doc follows rural Oregon families’ struggles to stay safe from aerial spraying of forestry herbicides. OREGON, USA – Following the success of the pilot episode…
HOFFMAN CENTER: AUTHOR READING WITH JANE ASHE, “FIREFLY” SEPT. 18TH
Author Reading with Jane AsheSeptember 18 | 4:00-5:30 pmThis event is free and open to the public From Julianne Johnson – Please join me in offering a warm welcome to my cousin…