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Tucked into the historic architecture of Downtown Astoria, with a beautiful view of the majestic Columbia River, our farmers market brings together talented farm, food, craft, and musical entrepreneurs from the region, creating a unique and joyful atmosphere and a fun shopping experience for everyone.
Last summer I took some photos at the Sunday market hoping to get a few ideas for a painting or two to do in the rainy winter months. So I was pleasantly surprised when I received an invitation to submit some ideas for this year’s Astoria Sunday Market poster. Spring Up Farm’s colorful display of fresh vegetables provided me with perfect inspiration for my painting that would become this year’s poster.
For over 20 years, Astoria Sunday Market has helped 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 has created a vibrant educational marketplace for the community benefit.
The Astoria Sunday Market merged with the Astoria Downtown Historic District Association in 2021, and together they work to preserve and advance historic downtown Astoria’s culture and character through inspired partnerships and community engagement to support a vibrant and resilient economic future for all Astorians.
Astoria Sunday Market is a ‘Growers & Makers Market’ with a diversity of everchanging farmers, producers, and artists who are inspired by the richness of our region. When you shop at the market, you are meeting the people who are making or growing the products. Ask them about it! They’ll be happy to share!
Fresh produce, flowers, artisan and prepared foods, live music, fun and more!
Open Tuesdays 12pm-4pm, June 18-September 10 at the corner of Hemlock and E. Gower Streets.
There are a number of awesome farmers markets in our area that you will want to visit. We are proud to list the markets closest to us as an example of the strength of the local food economy here in the Pacific Northwest. Not only do we have a variety of markets, open on different days, but most of these markets accept SNAP and have a Double Up Food Bucks Match, providing additional support, through local food, for those in our communities who need it most. We hope you will visit all the North Coast farmers markets!
The Cannon Beach Farmers Market will be open Tuesdays, from June 11 through September 13,2024, from 1-5pm. However, the Market will be closed on July 4th. Our vendors will be offering a wide variety of produce, cheeses, flowers, artisan and prepared foods, drinks and more! Musical guests are scheduled throughout the market season. Come out and enjoy the fun, food, shopping, music and more! See you at the Market!
Cannon Beach Farmers Market
Tuesdays, June 11 through September 13 • 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. www.ci.cannon-beach.or.us/farmersmarket
The Clatskanie Farmers Market is a 501c3 nonprofit that serves as a community venue for farmers and artisans, in order to encourage the creation and growth of local, sustainable businesses. We host programs such as our seasonal Saturday market, the Clatskanie Food Hub, festivals, farm-to-table dinners, food/farming classes and more!
Our Saturday market is held at Cope’s Park along the Clatskanie river. We host live music at every market and accept EBT/SNAP with a Double Up Food Bucks match up to $20. Most farmers also honor Farm Direct Nutrition Program checks and kids 2-12 receive a $2 token for free produce through our Power of Produce program.
Right across the street you’ll find the Clatskanie Food Hub, our yearround marketplace and classroom, offering an array of local foods and classes!
Visit clatskaniefarmersmarket.com for more info and our calendar of events Clatskanie Farmers Market
Saturdays, June - September • 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. www.clatskaniefarmersmarket.com
North Coast Food Web’s Mission is to cultivate a resilient and equitable food system by supporting producers and improving access to local food. They run the North Coast Online Market and a kitchen business incubator, provide direct technical support to food producers, and inspire and educate our community about local food.
North Coast Online Farmers Market is a weekly year-round market offering foods from over 40 local small farmers, fishers, foragers, and value added food makers. They accept cards, checks, cash, SNAP benefits, and FDNP checks. You can register online as a customer anytime. Shop Sunday-Tuesday for Thursday pick-up at their office in Astoria Food Hub on Marine Drive.
North Coast Online Farmers Market
Year-round • Order Sunday - Tuesday , Pickup on Thursday www.NorthCoastFoodWeb.org/sfmd
Produced by the Ilwaco Merchants Association for over 20 years, this waterfront market held on the Port of Ilwaco waterfront includes local makers, artisan foods, jewelry, fresh produce and handmade crafts. New additions this year will include a new “community living room” at the Port Pavillion and some outdoor games. Ilwaco Saturday Market opens the first Saturday in May and goes through September. Opening day of the market includes the Ilwaco Children’s Parade and the Blessing of the Fleet. The last Saturday in September is known as “Christmas in September” and includes photos with Santa and other holiday themed activities including an “ugly sweater contest”. Pet friendly market. Check our website for more information and activity schedules.
Ilwaco Saturday Market
Saturdays, May - September • 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. www.ilwacosaturdaymarket.com
Manzanita Farmers Market is celebrating our 15th Year of Fun! The Happy Hour of Farmers Markets is open Every Friday Night 4-7 pm.. We feature Farm Fresh produce, fruit, vegetables, meats and Fish, plus artisans, live music, food, and much more. Join us on Fridays, on the Underhill Plaza field. Manzanita & Division, right off Hwy 101.
Manzanita Farmers Market
Fridays, May 24 through September 27 • 4 p.m. to 7 p.m manzanitafarmersmarket.com
The Tillamook Farmers Market runs every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. June - September in downtown Tillamook on the corner of Laurel Avenue and Second Street with more than 40 vendors each week, live music, kids activities, and fun for the whole family. SNAP customers can receive a $20 Double Up Food Bucks Match for additional fruits and vegetables. We will see you there!
Tillamook Farmers Market
Saturdays, June - Sept. • 9 a.m .to 2 p.m. www.tillamookchamber.org/Tillamook-Farmers-Market
The Seaside Farmers Market has live music, a food court, and 50 + vendors. We accept EBT, with a Double Up Food Bucks match up to $20. Our farmers also accept Farm Direct Nutrition Program checks. Come out and enjoy our community gathering, and meet our farmers and creators. Check our website for more information.
Seaside Farmers Market
Wednesdays, June 12 through September 25 • 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. www.sunsetempire.com/seaside-farmer-s-market
Astoria Sunday Market works to support food access for all visitors and community members alike. The market creates a unique opportunity for you to meet your local farmers and learn all about their farms and the food they grow and bring to the market. Ask your farmers about their produce and their growing practices. They love to talk about what they do!
We accept SNAP/EBT/DUFB /FDNP/WIC
Our food vendors accept SNAP/EBT and we also have a Double-Up Food Bucks match. We match every SNAP dollar spent, up to $20, with Double-Up Food Bucks that can be spent on fresh produce or produce-bearing plants.
Many of our farmers also accept Farm Direct Nutrition Program (FDNP) and WIC checks!
Visit the Market Information Booth to purchase SNAP tokens and receive your Double Up Food Bucks match.
…only $0.15 on the dollar goes to farmers when you buy food at a grocery store? Support your local farmers by shopping at the market, where they keep 100% of those dollars!
…customers at farmers markets have 15 to 20 social interactions compared one to two at a grocery store? Farmers markets are great for their communities. Visit your farmers market this week and chat with your neighbors.
…farmers market food is WAY fresher than food from traditional retailers? Farmers market fare averages half a day since harvest, compared to 13 days at a traditional retailer. That’s a delicious reason to support your local farmers market!
…the United States loses one acre of farmland every day? Support
Inspire your dinner plans with a totebag full of the freshest local produce
May 12
May 19
Jazz Trio
RB & the Midnight Travelers
May 26 Old Growth
June 2
Tenor Guitar Gathering
June 9 Howard Buckabee
June 16 Lew Jones
June 23 Greg Parke
June 30 Ronnie Carrier
Jul 7 Jazz Trio
Jul 14
Brownsmead Flats
Jul 21 Sedona Fire Band
Jul 28 Castletown
Aug 4
August 11
Sedona Fire Band
Small Towne
Aug 18 Ray Prestegard
Aug 25 Rain Opera
Sep 1
Brownsmead Flats
Sep 8 The Derry Aires
Sep 15
Sep 22
Sep 29
Double J & The Boys
Crimson & Clover Celtic
Kent Smith
Oct 6 Greg Parke
Oct 13 Rain Opera
Check AstoriaSundayMarket.com for live music updates and TBA bands throughout the season
The Seaside Jazz Trio fuses the tradition of beaches and bebop to showcase the jazz form from 1930s swing to standards and modern sounds. The trio consists of North Coast resident saxophonist R.J. Marx, guitarist/vocalist John Orr, and bassist Clarence Robinson.
The Tenor Guitar Orchestra Singers come together as a group to present vocal and instrumental music. First organized at the 2023 Tenor Guitar Gathering, they have continued the past year as entertainers at various locations every month. They are well received. During the afternoon that they play, you may also see dropin musician performers from the Gathering.
Old Growth is a four piece band plays a unique blend of classic Rock & Blues with an acoustic flair. Larry Norman, Dave Hutt, Don Fashing, and Hank Snell all sing and play guitars, Hank also plays the conga drum. Their album, “So Right Tonight” was produced in 2001.
Howard Buckbee is a solo guitarist vocalist that employs a number of different instruments when and if he finds himself in a combo setting such as fiddle, mandolin, harmonica, bass etc.
Greg Parke gives the term “one man band” a whole new meaning. Using custom built acoustic and electric MIDI guitars, sound modules and loopers, he is able to create an amazingly full sound that seems more like a whole stage full of musicians rather than just one person, all done in real time, with no pre-recorded backing tracks. Combine that with his rich, captivating voice, a very spontaneous and entertaining sense of humor, and you are guaranteed a show that you won’t soon forget!
Lew Jones was always listed as one of the top three folk musicians in the Williamette Week Polls in the late 70’s and early 80’s. He was nominated twice by the Portland Music Association and won the Crystal Award for Outstanding Folk Act. He has played NXNW, The Seattle Bumbershoot and was a substitute for SXSW, -He plays original songs and is an accomplished guitarist on the level of Leo Koetke and John Fahey. He plays all around Oregon currently.
Check AstoriaSundayMarket.com for live music updates and TBA bands throughout the season
Ronnie Carrier, Portland-based folk-pop artist, melds haunting vocals and Lewis Carroll-like lyrics into a musical world that delves deep into the universal complexities of life. Her gift for storytelling through music resonates in every note, leaving a lasting impact on listeners.
Castletown performs a high energy show with a sound best described as “AmeriCeltic,” blending the heart and soul of traditional Irish reels with modem folk, blues, jazz and country influences with Robert Richter on lead guitar and vocals, Cynthia Hamm on violin, mandolin and vocals, Casey McBride on drums and Willie Jaam Gilmore on bass
The Brownsmead Flats play acoustic music that may be best described as “Crabgrass” which they liken to a folk/ bluegrass style with a maritime flavor. The group is celebrating 40 years of making music together in 2024. The band has a strong focus on vocal harmonies and many of their songs are composed by members of the group. Dan Sutherland is featured on the hammered dulcimer, fiddle, and mandolin. Ray Raihala picks the banjo, guitar and mandolin. Ned Heavenrich plays harmonica and guitar. John Fenton keeps the band together rhythmically with the bass, and Larry Moore rounds out the group with his expertise on the mandolin.
The Sedona Fire Band is a 5-piece ensemble from the North Coast that plays a fusion of world, folk, rock and blues music. They are an eclectic group of musicians who have recorded two CD’s of original music together. Check out their website, www.sedonafiremusic.com
Reformed this year, 2024, the band is composed of four musicians that come from a variety of musical backgrounds. The members of the band include Dave Quinton on bass, Brad Griswald on mandolin, Al Price on banjo, and Randy Weese on guitar. Each individual brings a refreshing and diverse musical contribution to the Small Towne sound. Small Towne’s musical focus arrives at traditional bluegrass music.
Can’t Find your Favorite Vendor? Use the QR code or go to AstoriaSundayMarket.com to view our searchable interactive map that will let you know what vendors are attending, and where to find them, each week.
You will find a wide variety of locally grown seasonal vegetables and fruit, plus eggs, honey, bread and more at the Astoria Sunday Market. It is our goal to create a market that offers all your food shopping needs each week. Please support our farmers and food producers which will help us grow this portion of the market.
& Petals*
valleyjoe72@yahoo.com
Bringing produce and flowers, & Petals is a small, local flower and vegetable farm from Skamokawa, Washington.
Baird Family Orchards www.bairdfamilyorchards.com
Baird Family Orchards has been growing quality peaches, cherries, nectarines, and apples for over thirty years. They bring the best of their fruits to the market.
Cranberry Kitchen
1-800-cranberry • www.1800cranberry.com
Cranberry Kitchen has been growing cranberries in Gearhart Oregon for 27 years and counting. The farm is called Pacific Ocean Cranberries and is the home base for Cranberry Kitchen. They make whole dried cranberry, blueberry and cherry blended fruit bags plus premium nut and fruit blended trail mixes.
De Asis Farm & Produce
deasisfarm@gmail.com
Fresh produce and fruit from the farm in Wapato, Washington.
Green Eats Wenatchee
manny@greeneatswenatchee.com
www.greeneatswenatchee.com
Green Eats Wenatchee is the next step in a multi-generational family orchards and farms. Our family farm is located in Orondo, WA. We are bringing a large variety of fresh fruits and vegetables to ASM.
Happy Homestead*
happyhomesteadapiary@gmail.com
www.happyhomesteadapiary.com
Happy Homestead is a small sustainable apiary and family farm located outside of Astoria, Oregon. Along with keeping honeybees, our family of four is happily working to turn our bare acre into a pollinator paradise and supportive homestead. We specialize in creating handmade honey caramels, beeswax candles and body products using beneficial products from the hives. We utilize gentle, regenerative and chemical free practices in our stewardship of both the bees and the land.
Hull Creek Homestead*
bjshane67@yahoo.com
www. hullcreekhomestead.com
Hull Creek Homstead is selling several varieties of nutritional, culinary mushrooms including, but not limited to, lions mane, chestnut and several varieties of oyster mushrooms. We will expand our inventory to meet local interest.
IKO Farms / Jo’s Country Market
suchandsuch@hotmail.com
IKO Farms brings fresh produce and fruit from their family farm located in Hermiston, Oregon.
J&E Produce
Blanca.Gonzalez21@yahoo.com
J&E Produce is a family farm located in Selah, Wa. We started our business in 2020. We have a 40 acre ranch and rent 4 more acres to plant and grow all our produce. We bring the best of what we grow to the market.
Laughing Rabbit Farm*
lettuceseedpeas@gmail.com
Laughing Rabbit Farm grows seasonal produce, gourmet salad greens, edible flower, herbs, and mushrooms using regenerative practices.
Lavender Off Brooks
Lavender, and lavender products grown and produced locally. Our mission is to provide quality products to soothe the mind and body, develop alternative remedies through essential oils and aromatherapy, and provide 100% Organic and chemical-free products.
Lavenderoffbrooks.com tloback26@gmail.com
Macintosh Hill Maple Works
sales@macintoshhill.com
A small Maple Farm in Randolph Vermont. A one-man operation that produces approximately 800 gallons of delicious Maple Syrup per year and sell it at farmers markets and holiday shows in the PNW.
New Moon Rising Farm*
newmoonrisingfarmor@gmail.com
New Moon Rising Farm is an ecologically friendly market garden and permaculture farm in Svensen, Oregon. We ensure our produce is grown in a healthy vibrant ecosystem by applying all natural soil amendments, compost, compost tea and worm castings. They farm and tend land to share their passion for growing and eating healthy, fresh food while enriching our soil and ecosystem.
Organic Green Roots www.organicgreenroots.com contact@organicgreenroots.com
A family and female owned small business, they create small-batch, craft, high quality, hemp-based products. From Seed to Shelf, they have a hand in every step of the process. Their hemp is grown on land that has been certified organic for over 20 years. Everything they sell is grown, extracted and developed in-house.
PDX Urban Gardens* contact@pdxurbangardens.com www. pdxurbangardens.com
PDX Urban Gardens stewards underutilized local green space using regenerative agriculture principles to grow over 250 different plants and varieties of edible, medicinal, native, and pollinator plants and flowers. Each plant presents its own multitude of revenue sources.
Peacock Produce* james@peacockproduce.org www.peacockproduce.org
Peacock Produce grows high quality microgreens, using their own natural spring water. They do not use pesticides of any kind.
Ruby Rose Apothecary
kay@rubyrosefarms.com
www.rubyrosefarms.com
We are a handmade homestead here in Yamhill County. We grow everything we possibly can and produce so much more for the health of not only our community, but our family as well. We produce farm fresh chicken, duck, goose, and quail eggs along with fresh produce, handmade soap, fresh bread, nursery stock, and more.
Spring Up Farm
springupfarm@gmail.com
www.springupfarm.com
Spring Up Farm is a small certified organic vegetable farm located just outside of Astoria in Knappa, OR.
T Bee S Honey
whatsthebuzzron@gmail.com
www.tbeeshoney.com
A local (Sherwood and surrounding area) bee keeper, his honey comes in many flavors depending on where he places his hives. All his honey is bottled in a licensed kitchen approved by the Department of Agriculture. He never adds any artificial flavorings and he bottles his honey raw and unpasteurized.
Thoeny Farms Inc.
marlene.thoenyfarms@hotmail.com
3rd generation farmers on the Woodland Bottoms bringing Strawberries, Raspberries and Blackberries.
Willamette Valley Berries
Katerinawert@yahoo.com
Bringing strawberry & garden starts, fresh berries & some veggies, berry jams & juices ,canned veggies.
Willapa Hills Animals*
willapahills2024@gmail.com
Willapa Hills Animals raises alpaca and produces locally grown sustainable resources using their fiber and poop for gardens and gifts.
Our flower and plant vendors grow the best plants around! Plus, local just-picked flowers bring long-lasting beauty to your home.
Earth In Hand
earthinhandpnw@gmail.com
www. earthinhandpnw.com
Earth In Hand is a purveyor of houseplants and other handmade goods. Our main focus is on common plants that are easy to care for and afford.
Forever Family Flowers
foreverfamilyflowers@gmail.com
Forever Family Farms (formerly Lucky Farm Flower) is a family operated business. The family brings fresh cut seasonal flowers to the market. Our flower selection is raised in the valleys of Molalla to the scenic hills of Corbett Oregon.
GC Omni Gardens
ncampuzano1427@gmail.com
Locally plants grown and cared for in Forest Grove, Oregon.
L&R Nursery
LRNursery@gmail.com
www.lrnursery.com
L&R Nursery grows and brings perennial plants, ground cover plants and hanging baskets.
Price Right Nursery
Price Right Nursery brings trees and plants all season and fresh vegetables once they start to arrive.
River City Flower Farm
rivercityflowerfarm@gmail.com
Autum and Zach are the sole visionaries, farmers and arrangers for River City Flower Farm. They produce a large and quality selection of cut flowers and provide their blooms up and down the North Oregon Coast.
Xiong’s Flower Farm
xiongflowerfarm@gmail.com
Family-owned Gresham, OR flower farm since 2000. They specialize in making floral bouquets for weddings, parties, special events, etc.
Our fulltime bakers create the most delicious baked goods for you!
Blackberry Bog Farm Bakery
www.blackberrybogfarm.com
bakery@blackberrybogfarm.com
Blackberry Bog Bakery is a part of Blackberry Bog Farm, a small family farm in Svensen, Oregon. We make delicious baked goods using fruits and vegetables grown and harvested in the fields just outside of our bakery.
Blue Dog Baking Company, LLC
bluedogbakingco@gmail.com
Blue Dog makes a wide variety of mouthwatering sweet and savory treats and breads. From her famous snickerdoodles and chocolate chip walnut cookies to cannoli to cupcakes with buttercream frosting to decadent brownies to full sized cakes, the list goes on.
London’s Bridge, LLC
londonsbridgebakery@gmail.com
London’s Bridge makes small batch made old fashioned pies, hoosier-- a creme brulee like center with a pecan & hazelnut crust made in personal 3” or whole 9” and other scratch made seasonal goods such as inside out strawberry cheesecakes.
Pie Girl Pie Guy
williamgruschow@gmail.com
The Pie Girl makes delicious pies in a variety of flavors, both fruit and cream. She uses a butter crust and a crumble topping.
Woodside Bakery bands9999@msn.com
Woodside Bakery is a licensed commercial bakery located in Longview WA.
that sells baked goods, both sweet and savory. This year, in addition to their sweet breads and treats, they will be bringing sourdough breads and bagels.
These full-time food producers work hard every week to bring you the best!
BigShus Chocolates
patrick.shuman@yahoo.com www. bigshuschocolates.com
BigShus brings scratch made bon bons in a variety of flavors
Blind Coffee Roasters
blindcoffeeroasters@earthlink.net www.blindcoffeeroasters.com
We are proudly female veteran owned, local coffee roaster. We have been roasting top rated coffees in Milwaukie, OR and Hillsboro, OR since 2012. We specialize in hard to find and exceptional coffees for enthusiasts and wholesale clients.
Brevin’s Solid Gold Fudge orders@brevins.com • www.brevins.com
Brevin’s fudge is “simply the best”. They have over 40 flavors and each 7 oz. bar is individually packaged. The flavors range from the decadent Butter Cream to a good old fashioned Root Beer Float. If you want spice, they have it from the mildCayenne Pepper, to the extreme – Hellfire. If you want to go to the dark side, they do that too - all the way up to 100% cacao.
Columbia Bar, LLC
thecolumbiabar@gmail.com • thecolumbiabar.com
The Columbia Bar is bringing hearty snacks, made with whole food ingredients to the PNW. We are passionate about quality nutrition, sustainability, and great tasting food. We currently offer four flavors of energy snacks to fuel the adventure, whatever adventure you might choose. Bring Columbia Energy Bar along to Fuel the Adventure.
Ellie’s Jellies & More
rierasmiles@gmail.com
Ellie’s Jellies & More is a family run business, located in Portland, OR that specializes in creating a variety of tasty jellies & jams.
Kimo’s Dips
Kimos@aol.com • www.kimosdips.com
Kimo’s creates different blends of herbs and spices that are all natural, no salt, sugar or MSG, to make dips, sauces and spreads. These can be used as pasta sauce, dipping sauces, or as a flavoring for your hummus, rice, or other dishes. Very
The ASM Kids’ Club will start the first Sunday in June! This fun program is free for all children ages 5 to 12 who join! Each week, when participants check in, they receive two tokens, worth $1 each, to purchase fresh produce or produce bearing plants at the market.
In addition, we will provide a fun and educational weekly activity. These activities are on-going, so children can walk up and participate at any time, whether they are a club member or not. Examples of activities include food tastings, transplanting garden plants, market bingo, seed saving, scavenger hunts, creating healthy meals, local food-based art projects and more.
ManJa Creations Artisan Food Company
manjacreations@gmail.com • www.manjacreations.com
ManJa Creations is a family and Women owned small business based in Washington state. ‘Mama’s Marinara’ TM Original Recipe Marinara Sauce is their premier product. It is All Vegan, All Gluten Free, All Natural. Plus low added sugar, low carbohydrates and low in calories.
Moore Tasty Bits
mooretastybits@yahoo.com • www.mooretastybits.com
Moore Tasty Bits creates a variety of freeze-dried candy.
NW Nut
wernuts2010@yahoo.com • www.nwnut.com
Their delicious nuts are slow roasted and glazed using the highest quality products. They use a copper kettle that blends and melts sugar, cinnamon and vanilla to create their gourmet product. They also have sweet, spicy, with a touch of smoke flavored almonds, sugar free almonds (isomalt), glazed almonds and Oregon hazelnuts in dark, milk and white chocolate.
Olivers Gourmet Company
allan@oliversgourmet.net • www.oliversgourmet.net
A Pacific Northwest purveyor of fine pickled foods and locally made cocktail mixes, Olivers specializes in pickled garlic, gourmet hand-stuffed olives and Bloody Mary Mix.
Poppin’ Beaches poppinbeaches23@gmail.com
Poppin’ Beaches brings Lots of kinds of Kettle Corn.
Romero’s Salsa
info@romerossalsa.com • www.romerossalsa.com
Romero’s Salsa is a local company and family operated business. We make a variety of salsa, such as Chunky Medium Salsa, Medium Pico De Gallo, Green Medium Salsa, Mexican Hot Sauce and Medium Mango Salsa they are all natural and have no preservatives.
Sasquatch Mustard - Darling Foods
jesse@darlingfoods.net
www.darlingfoods.net
Sasquatch Mustard/Darling Foods is a family run, specialty food company founded with the goal of creating high quality, artisan food products that are unique and delicious. They use only the highest quality, natural ingredients. They have three varieties of high quality, artisan mustard: Stone ground Original Wholegrain Mustard, Spicy Creamy, and Chipotle.
Spice and Tea Lab
info@spiceandtealab.com • www.spiceandtealab.com Hand mixed spice blends and teas. Oregon grown extra virgin olive oils.
Stamper Cheese NW
stampercheese_ryan@yahoo.com
We are a small cheese maker from Wisconsin. Ryan grew up working with the Stamper family and ever since he has lived in Oregon he has always wanted to bring a unique experience to the people around him by sharing this piece of his childhood. They will bring cheese soaked in local beer and wine, plus locally smoked cheese and more.
The Beautiful Pig
thebeautifulpig11@gmail.com • www.thebeautifulpig.com
The Beautiful Pig Salami Company specializes in dry cured delicacies inspired by the traditions of France, Spain, Italy, Hungary, and Poland. We offer 12 flavors of salami, featuring Carlton Farms pork and Painted Hills beef, hormone and antibiotic free, sustainably and naturally raised animals. We use artisan sea salts, wines, beers, and liquors from the areas of Europe that inspire the recipes, and the finest spices we can source.
The Fancy Accent Tea Co. Fancyaccentteas@gmail.com • www.fancyaccentteas.com
Gourmet teas sold as loose leaf or hand-filled teabags. Fun themed mixed packs make great gifts.
The Hummus Stop thehummusstop@yahoo.com
Prepackaged mediterranean food such as greek salads and 16 flavors of hummus, all made locally in a certified kitchen, plus pita chips and pita bread.
VLP Juice Bar
Vlpjuicebar1@gmail.com
VLP Juice Bar is committed to serving you the highest quality of enzymatically alive juices and smoothies for the best, freshest taste available. We source our ingredients from the Northwest Region.
Willapa River Goods
office@willaparivergoods.com • www.willaparivergoods.com
Willapa River Goods is a small family run bakery producing wholesome granola, energy bars, spelt breads and other baked goods.
PrePared Food vendors include:
Fruitful Designs Services, LLC
Keebler Coffee Roasters
Kimo’s Dips
Poppy Shop
Rainy Day Boards and Bakery Red Mortar Spices, LLC
Sinful Confections
The Barreled Bee
The alcoholic beverages you find at ASM are locally produced and inspired by the PNW.
Bird Creek Distillery info@birdcreekwhiskey.com www.birdcreekwhiskey.com
Bird Creek Distillery makes six local whiskeys from six different barleys from across the upper left of Washington state, that range from rare to heritage, that include a plethora of beautiful tasting notes. The landscapes where these barleys grow is second to none. Take a trip out to the rolling vistas in the Palouse hills to visit Baronesse or head down to the sprawling valley floors on the west side of the Wallowas to see the waving fields of Francin. Wherever our whiskey tasting takes you, it’s sure to be an adventure.
Buddha Kat Winery loriebkwine@gmail.com www.buddhakatwinery.com
Buddha Kat is a boutique winery located in Tillamook Oregon specializing in fruit and varietal wines.
Catman Cellars
Tedj52@msn.com www.catmancellars.com
Catman produces award-winning Oregon wines, specializing in robust red wines less commonly produced by Oregon wineries. They specialize in producing classic European varietals that are hard to find as locally made wines, which is a differentiator that many local wine drinkers appreciate.
Nehalem Bay Winery nbwines@hotmail.com www.nehalembaywinery.com
Three generations of Oregonians strong, their small family-owned and operated business was founded in 1974. Nehalem Bay crafts their wines from world-class fruit from the Willamette Valley and offers a wide selection of fruit wines as well as traditional red and white grape varietals.
Pilot House Distilling info@pilothousedistilling.com
www.pilothousedistilling.com
Since 2013, Pilot House Distilling has made it its top priority to provide customers with the best craft quality canned cocktails and other spirits. Their team works hard to guarantee that whenever our customers, friends, & family think of quality, they’ll be thinking of Pilot House.
Parttime alcoHol vendors include:
Locally made treats for your pooch! Made with simple ingredients including love.
6 Cats’ Dog Bakery 6catsdogbakery@gmail.com
6 Cats’ Dog Bakery makes all natural, human grade, human edible dog treats and pastries. For your dog.
Simply Dogalicious
laurie@simply-dogalicious.com www.simply-dogalicious.com
Hand crafted Pet Treats and More! Treats have NO Preservatives and use simple ingredients. CBD Treats and Oil. Hand knit dog sweaters, reversable dog bandanas, dog & cat toys, and other items to outfit your pet in style.
Treat yourself to a delicious meal at the market!
Antojito’s Don Berna antojitosdonberna@gmail.com Mexican/Hispanic snacks and drinks.
Briny Bro’s BBQ pdier2000@gmail.com
Fresh smoked meats served on sandwiches with delicious sides.
Burly and the Bean Coffee Roasters burlyandthebean@gmail.com
Fresh roasted coffee and beans.
Chasing Waves Beverage Company (Twisted Ice)
Thetibbittsfamily@outlook.com
Hawaiian style shaved ice and beverages.
Civil brett.p.meyer@gmail.com
Fresh Spanish, Moroccan, and other Mediterranean food, made with local produce and products whenever possible.
It’s All Greek To Me
itsallgreektomecafe@gmail.com
Greek Food. Gyros, Greek Pizza, spanakopita, Greek fries, baklava.
MonteAlban
www.montealbanoaxacanstyle.com Comida oaxaquena autentica.
Nord Nosh
Nordsarts@gmail.com
Sloppy joe nachos and sliders.
Sue’s Awesome Crabcakes susanhagerup@gmail.com
Crabcakes featuring local crab plus slaw.
Our Art & Craft Vendors bring you Pacific Northwest inspired creations.
Astoria Books hallauxreps@gmail.com
Astoria themed books written by an Astorian.
Calvin Cahail calvin.cahail@gmail.com www. calvincahail.com
Calvin Cahail is a Pacific Northwest Writer living in Astoria. His diverse books span many genres though he focuses on murder mysteries at present. He draws on many diverse experiences. The debut of Bridge to Nowhere, A Charlie Aldaine Mystery, will be during the Astoria Sunday Market.
James Bernard Author JamesBernard711@aol.com
An assortment of books written by James Bernard; The Adventures of a Young Merchant Sailor, Alaska Fishing Adventures, Inspirational Nautical Poems & Prose.
Beachigirl Pottery and Woodcraft dlfnwave@aol.com
Beautiful functional pottery with a definite Pacific Northwest vibe. Hand carved driftwood spirits and hand turned pieces that stand alone or collaborate with the pottery.
Castle Clayworks castleclayworks@gmail.com castleclayworks.com
Castle Clayworks creates handmade, food safe, stoneware from local Oregon clay, on a wheel made in Portland, in a kiln also made in Portland.
Diane Beck’s Creations dianeb_1962@yahoo.com etsy.com/shop/DianeBecksCreations Custom tumblers & glasses, custom coasters, sewn items and more.
Glass Gargoyles glass.gargoyles@gmail.com
Handcrafted kiln-fired art glass including wine racks, hand towel holders, plates, platters, coasters, bowls, charcuterie plates, butter boards, framed art pieces, pendants, vases, pocket hearts and more.
Ricia’s Originals riciaparcher@yahoo.com
3sevens Pottery
Autumn Higgins Ceramics
Carrot Flower Creative
DeeDee and Shark
Driftwood Pottery
Ebclayworks
Grumpy Gnome Gardens
Icing Boutique
Jess Graff
Kmh Ceramics
Oh! Sullivan Studio
Littlepurpleflower
Seahearts
Shoalwater Pottery
Sweetheart Wheel
A Pinch of Magic Designs
apinchofmagicdesigns@gmail.com
www.Etsy.com/shop/apinchofmagicdesigns
Trendy handmade goods with an emphasis on mental health and positivity, in various medias including but not limited to, apparel, stickers, cute glassware, scrunchies, totes and more.
Babeland Ladies Wear
info@babelandladieswear.co www.babelandladieswear.co
Handmade festival wear and brightly colored clothes for everyday using upcycled, rescued, and eco-friendly materials.
Bailey’s Blankets
baileysblanketscontact@gmail.com www. baileysblankets.com
Handmade textiles where the forest and the ocean become one.
BanfiliGirl Textiles
kpmorningstar@yahoo.com www.BanfiliGirl.com
A second generation fiber worker, Kaulean felts sculptures, knits, sews, and nano felts with fibers and leather- She makes hats, dolls and other felted items.
Dyedreams
gramomster@gmail.com
503
Dregs
Freeland
JAZ
Stone
Polka Donuts colinthehippie@gmail.com
Mini donuts and coffee.
Sasquatch Sandwich Shop
Sasquatchsandwichshop@outlook.com
Gourmet sandwiches made from top quality ingredients.
Pottery miniatures and hand-thrown hand painted pottery.
The Grate Plate, Inc thegrateplate@gmail.com www.grateplate.com
Handmade decorative ceramic grating plate used to grate garlic, ginger, peppers, hard cheeses, nutmeg, chocolate and more.
Dyedreams is a collaborative husband and wife project. Lyman is a tie-dyer, making unique, one of a kind art wear, as well as laser art. Zoë sews, primarily balloon balls and one-of-kind creations from scrap fabric, often incorporating custom dyed-by-Lyman fabric into her products.
Heddle & Hide
heddleandhide@gmail.com www. heddleandhide.com
Naturally dyed handwoven and botanically printed handbags and accessories sustainably made in the PNW.
Jean Chase
jchase59@comcast.net
Selling warm and cozy fleece dog coats, stylish crocheted hats and fingerless gloves for people, plus lace trimmed flannel shirts for that real Pacific Northwest feel.
Left Handed Misfit
Stars20_19@msn.com
Left handed Nicole likes to create Misfit things. You will find baby blankets, big blankets, Christmas stockings, art, and most importantly car trash bags in the Misfit family. All items are unique in different ways.
LNM x Sunset HandyCrafts
lnmxsunset@gmail.com
Therapeutic flax seed hot and cold packs. Handcrafted fiber arts including rag yarn rugs, trivets, and coasters and knitted wool hats and headbands.
Painting with Threads
suekkenney@gmail.com
Hand crafted accessories including silk velvet scarves, hats and purses and much more.
Paisleys Pastels AngorasYarns - Socks
mblackstone@sbcglobal.net www.paisleyspastelsangoras.com
Raising German, Giant, English and French Angoras and Alpacas and selling spun fibers with natural alpaca wool into natural socks, beanies and yarns including 100% pure angora rabbit yarn.
Pelican & Piper pelicanandpiper@gmail.com pelicanandpiper.com
Kevin & Biz team up to silkscreen print and embroider their original designs onto a mess of goods.
Purses by Kim dagoredmason@gmail.com
Crocheted purses, ladies & girls hats, boys hats, headbands, scrubbers, scarves, handmade stuffed toys.
Ruined4OrdinaryDyes
R4ODyes@gmail.com
Ruined4OrdinaryDyes mission is to bring a combination of nostalgic tie dye revolutionized with unique ties and vibrant colors to create wearable fiber art. Items are dyed with high quality materials and fibers that are made to last. Each piece is handcrafted by Fiber Artist Katie Lamping.
Sally’s Satchels
Sews4bags@yahoo.com
Sally’s Satchels are tote bags made from mesh with fabric accents. They have long straps that fit on your shoulder for easy carrying.
The Christmas Bear royjmcgilljr@gmail.com www.thechristmasbear.com
Handmade felt ornaments plus glass art melted and mouth blown and/or fused in our studio in Portland.
Tiny Pocket jadams8797@gmail.com
Upcycled denim and other fabrics used to create unique clothing.
Travel Tees peter@traveltees.co www.traveltees.co
Thoughtful souvenir shirts.
Tree Town Batiks
treetownbatiks046@gmail.com www.etsy.com/shop/treetownbatiks
Providing quality, handmade, wearable batik art for the whole family.
Vintage Vixens By The Sea vintagevixensbythesea@gmail.com www.etsy.com/shop/CottageRoseBoutique
Customized pirate hats and clothing to fit your piratey personality. Everything from corsets, blouses, men’s shirts to waistcoats. This eclectic booth also carries kitchenwares with microwave bowl cozies (everyone needs one or three), potholders, oven mitts, hanging towels, cast iron handle cozies and cup cozies.
Wrap It Up! Knit Crochet & Woven Hunterjohansen@hotmail.com
Wrap it Up! Knit, Crochet, and Woven. Scarves, hat and fingerless gloves, baby craft birds.
Designs by Jan Lough
Do-Over Designs
IllumiFlora
Karen’s Krochet Plus
Minion and Grams
Oso Made
RedClothespin
REdfield8
Sambas Baskets
Sweater Heads
Wanderer Scrunchie Co.
Aaron’s Sister jstinnett.rn@gmail.com
Local handmade wood/resin earrings and products.
Amelia LaMar Artist amelialamar427@gmail.com www.amelialamar.com
Porcelain and wooden jewelry, block and direct to film prints on paper and textiles. Paintings. Sculpture. Photography. Art.
Artesania Rosa
Arterosar@gmail.com
Artesania Rosa sells colorful jewelry made with seed beads.
Becky Sue Creations
beckysuecreations@iinet.com
Polymer clay barrettes and other items. Something new every market season.
Deva’s Rose Jewelry & Metalworks anne.rossol@gmail.com www.etsy.com/shop/devasrosejewelry
Naturally inspired and classically designed jewelry and accessories for men and women, using fine gemstones, metals, shells, and other natural objects.
French Cat Studio b.willse@gmail.com
Jewelry made from vintage items such as watch and camera parts, hardware, rhinestones, sea glass and postage stamps. Materials are sourced from flea markets, recycling centers, old attics, beaches and travel.
Kate Speranza Art & Jewelry kpsperanza@gmail.com www.katesperanza.com
Handmade mostly one-of-a-kind, highquality contemporary jewelry, including her highly popular Astoria Sidewalk Glass collection, plus original art.
MOTH & TWIG
june@mothandtwig.com www.mothandtwig.com
June and Andrew create unique mosaic art jewelry using locally and globally sourced materials such as tile from Morocco, various glass from Italy, and locally sourced glass and bezels.
Nina’s Creations
Ninascreations1@gmail.com www.ninascreations.com
One-of-a-kind gemstone jewelry featuring precious and semi-precious cabochons, facets and beads, set in intricate beadwork. Specializing in opals but working with all gems. Nina’s focus is on necklaces, and earrings to match.
PM Creations
Patsybuford@yahoo.com dustdevilmining.com
We mine the Oregon Sunstone, the state gemstone. We feature samples, finished stones, and jewelry made with the Oregon Sunstone.
The Aloha Hippie beachplease@thealohahippie.com www.thealohahippie.com
Handmade jewelry featuring genuine gemstones, fresh water pearls, and Swarovski crystals.
Concentrated Earth
Distracted SquirrelStudio
Lily Henry Jewelry
Pigeon Heart Designs
Seaside Stone LLC
US/YDGA whatliesbelow
metal & leatHer
NW Leather & Grace
nwleatherandgrace@gmail.com www.leather-grace.com
NW Leather & Grace is owned and operated by a husband-and-wife team, Chris and Jasmine, who specialize in handcrafted, high quality leather goods. Their products are designed, created and inspired in the Pacific Northwest. Expect premium full grain leather and detailed craftsmanship.
Trillium Metal Art cheryl067@outlook.com
Northwest nature scenes interpreted in steel.
Clew Bay Leather Forgeress Ironworks
Andrei Engelman Art andreiengelman444@gmail.com www.andreiengelman.com
Andrei paints in oil on canvas and also make prints of his work.
Angela Raines Art raines.angela@gmail.com www. angelarainesart.com
Illustrator and children’s book author. Her wild and whimsical paintings have been a part of Oregon history since she moved to Portland in 2007. Her products include, books, cards, prints and more hand painted and print items.
Dave Bartholet bartholet@charter.net www.davebartholet.com
Wildlife artist with original watercolor paintings, prints, and wood prints.
Jasmine Carlie Creations
Jcarlie30@gmail.com
Jasmine Carlie is an intuitive artist who sees beauty in everything. Sharing a birthday with Vincent Van Gogh she was born with the gift of creative visions and has always had a passion for art. Every piece she creates is unique, made with love and one of a kind.
Kristen Playford Art kdplayford@me.com
Watercolors with pen & ink paintings, framed and matted prints, plus a series of large & small acrylic paintings using stencils & symbols creating unique patterns, colors & shapes inspired by a love of pattern.
Peter McNamee Photography pmcnamee@teleport.com petermcnameephotography.com
Color nature photographic artwork of our great Northwest wilderness areas created using a Hasselblad large film camera for producing very clear and sharp images. Once the film is digitized, the work is then printed on archival Chromira photo paper and a white gloss aluminum metal. Various sizes and prices are available.
Sea Lion Face Paint Sealionfacepaint@gmail.com www.sealionfacepaint.com
Face painting for all ages! Paints used are safe for sensitive skin, easy to wash off, vegan, and cruelty free. Glitter used is biodegradable.
Sue Olson Photography suekolson@hotmail.com
Sue has been a photographer for 40 years. She sells matted and framed photographs plus notecards and magnets depicting images of the local area - images of lighthouses, wildlife, and landscapes of mainly the Pacific Northwest.
Adrian’s Woods
adrian@adrianswoods.com
www.adrianswoods.com
Making wooden treasures, both functional and decorative, using found/salvaged woods whenever possible. Mushrooms, trees, bowls, spatulas, honey dippers, and more.
Ashriver Woodworks
ashriverwoodworks@gmail.com
www.ashriverwoodworks.com
Custom furniture and home decor. Specializing in epoxy and reclaimed furniture.
Hammered Frets
hammeredfrets@gmail.com
hammeredfrets@gmail.com
Handcrafted instruments made from used cigar boxes and other recycled materials. These are fully playable folk-art instruments and can be used with an amplifier. They all come with piezo transducer pick-ups.
Honest Wear Tiny Trees
castleriecke@gmail.com
Carved and painted tiny tree sculptures made from reclaimed lumber and local driftwood.
Knotty and Knautical
sandollarnut@centurytel.net
Wood coasters made from Alder, featuring team logos and other pictures, plus unique beaded metal bookmarks.
Minkoff Custom Knives
minkoffknives@yahoo.com
Terry and Nguyen Hjorten Photography terryhjorten@yahoo.com
Selling metal photo prints, matted photos, and photo cards, many depicting the Astoria area. Terry is a disabled Vietnam Veteran.
Transparent Owl, LLC twwise@yahoo.com www.transparentowl.com
Paintings plus art cards, jigsaw puzzles, tarot decks and more. Most products feature prints of my original paintings.
Parttime PaintinG & PHotoGraPHy vendors include:
A Little Sun
Cretin Art
Daydreamn D Art
Emerging Phoenix Studios
Kyla Rae Design, LLC
Pamela Sue Johnson Art
Paperwings Studio
Seapunk Veterans rafts and Services
Sirenarts
Smiling Zen
Hand-crafted hunting and collectible knives, kitchen cutlery, cutlery sets, and filet knives, plus beautiful PNW solid maple cutting boards.
Parttime wood & Furniture vendors include:
Cedar and Sawdust
Coastal Elegance Decor
Focus Pokus
Freckled Lion Workshop
Rescued & Renewed
Scheller Woodwork
selFcare & bodycare
Astoria Soap
lauriekruczek@gmail.com
www.etsy.com/shop/astoriasoap
Astoria Soap makes handcrafted, vegan, smallbatch soap. We specialize in luxury plant-based ingredients, creating exceptional bar soap for every customer.
Crave: Bath&Body
cravebathandbody@gmail.com
www.etsy.com/shop/CRAVEbathandbody Lill, creator of CRAVE Bath&Body Confections, makes cupcake bathbombs and other bath time items. Every Confectionery treat is made by hand and with love to give you a magical, relaxing bathing experience.
Elevated Whispers
elevatedwhispers@yahoo.com
www. elevatedwhispers.com
Through the magical tools of Tarot and ancient Runes, I guide seekers through an interactive experience with their intuitive knowledge and divine connections. The exchange awakens seekers to the energies that influence their life path.
Glowstone Candles
Glowstonecandles@gmail.com www. glowstonecandles.com
Handcrafted paraffin oil candles made from crystals, fossils, and minerals.
Kanobi Candle Co.
info@kanobicandleco.com www.kanobicandleco.com
Handcrafted candles for every mood. Kanobi candles are made with 100% soy wax, phthalatefree fragrance and lead and zinc free wicks.
Modern Medicinals, LLC
jeff@modern-medicinals.com
www. modern-medicinals.com
Modern Medicinals offers CBD Oil and CBD Lotion. Their proprietary, solvent-free process uses two certified organic ingredients to produce the only 100% bioavailable, no THC, no alcohol, CBD topical and sublingual products.
Ocean Green Healing
oceangreenhealing@gmail.com www.oceangreenhealing.com
Ocean Green Healing is a small local Portland, OR creator of handcrafted and locally made CBD bath and body products. All our products are thoughtfully formulated using medicinal plants and oils. Ocean Green Healing products are handcrafted in micro batches to ensure consistency and quality.
Royal Makaha Inc.Good Vibration Blends
RoyalMakaha@outlook.com
www.royalmakaha.com
Soothing organic essential oil blends for your vibrant well-being. All natural sprays for painrelief, calming, balancing, mosquito repellant and flea repellant for pets. Custom blends by a Registered Aromatherapist.
Sunset Beach Products
rick@sunsetbeachproducts.com www. sunsetbeachproducts.com
Manufacturing and formulating body-skin care products, topical pain relief, essential oils, and soaps using botanical ingredients with functional practicality, and affordable luxuries. We make skin candy.
Carson Cleaning
Clark Family Farms
Columbia River Gifts
Cozy City PDX
Fairy Sparkle Hair
Happier Blaze Candle Co
Henna by Corrie
S. Michael Medicinals
Tranquil River Day Spa LLC
Tamara Cameron, Market Manager
503-440-7168
tamara@astoriadowntown.com P.O. Box 261, Astoria, OR 97103 www.AstoriaSundayMarket.com
FB: facebook.com/astoriasundaymarket Instagram: instagram.com astoriasundaymarket.com
sHort leasH:
Please keep your dog on a short leash and do not use retractable leashes.
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 they are less likely to need relief at the Market. If it happens, Please PLEASE clean up after your dog. We have doggieemergency cleaning kits at the Market Info Booth.
no “tinklinG” on vendor PRoducts or tents!
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.
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 friend sit with the dog at one of the tables while you find your favorite snack or meal.
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
Check AstoriaSundayMarket.com for live music updates and TBA bands throughout the season
Ray Prestegard, the multi-instrumentalist returns to the Astoria Sunday Market stage bringing his upbeat energy with banjos, harmonicas, mandolins, ukuleles and slide guitars. He plays original songs of the Pacific Northwest along with familiar tunes he navigates through all age groups.
We play traditional Irish tunes, played on Violin, Viola, Guitar, Mandolin, Flute. Accordion and Bodhran among other instrumentalists and vocalists. Our musicians have more than 100 years of combined playing and bring influences from many musical traditions to life.
In their 17th year together, Double J and the Boys return to the Astoria Sunday Market to entertain with their mix of old country classics peppered with a bit of yodeling, energetic fiddle tunes, accordion oompahs, and funny originals including the theme song written for the Market 10 years ago.
Astoria-based band led by Segrid Coleman, featuring complex melodies and soulful songwriting. Segrid Coleman: Acoustic & Electric Guitar, Keys (Astoria) Zach Jenisch: Bass (Woodland) Kyle Manship: Drums (Astoria).
Crimson & Clover is a Celtic trio based out of
We play energetic reels and jigs. Our fans love our diverse array of instruments such as fiddle, hammer dulcimer, bodhran drum, penny whistle and guitar.
downtown astoria
2nd Saturday Artwalk
Every Second Saturday • Noon – 8 pm
Tour various downtown galleries, restaurants, studios and shops for art, music and fun! (503) 739-3953
artwalk@astoriadowntown.com
Goonies Day
Throughout Astoria June 7
AstoriaMuseums.org/explore/oregon-film-museum www.TheGoonDocks.org
Scandinavian Midsummer Festival
June 21-23 www.AstoriaScanFest.com
Astoria Open Studio Tour
July 27 & 28 www.AstoriaVisualArts.org
Astoria Regatta
August 7-11 www.AstoriaRegatta.com
Pacific Northwest Brew Cup September 20-21 www.AstoriaDowntown.com/pnbcf
The Great Columbia Crossing 10k
Sunday, October 3 www.oldoregon.com/the-great-columbia-crossing-10k
Shop Plaid and More Holiday Events
Late November - December
Shopping local in Downtown Astoria all holiday season long! AstoriaDowntown.com
astoria downtown Historic district association www.AstoriaDowntown.com
After shopping at Astoria Sunday Market stop by the info booth to pick up a Downtown Astoria Shopping and Dining Map or click the QR Code to open the map on your device!
downtown astoria
Astoria Armory 1650 Exchange Street (503) 791-6064 www.astoriaarmory.com
Astor Street Opry Company 129 West Bond (503) 325-6104 www.shanghaiedinastoria.com
Clatsop County Fairgrounds 92937 Walluski Loop, Astoria, OR (503) 325-4600 www.clatsopcofairexpo.com
Liberty Theater 1203 Commercial Street (503) 325-5922 www.libertyastoria.org
The Ten Fifteen Theater 1015 Commercial Street (503) 298-5255 info@thetenfifteentheater.com
Astoria Riverfront Trolley Become a Conductor/Motorman (503) 325-6311 http://old300.org
Astoria-Warrenton Area Chamber of Commerce & Oregon Visitor Center (503) 325-6311 111 West Marine drive www.travelastoria.com
Clatsop Animal Assistance (503) 861-0737 info@dogsncats.org
Clatsop Cruise Hosts ClatsopCruiseHosts@gmail.com www.ClatsopCruiseHosts.org
Astoria Riverwalk is a great way to get some exercise while enjoying the amazing views. The Riverwalk stretches the entire length of town from the Port to the west to the Alderbrook neighborhood to the east. Or, catch a ride on Astoria’s famous trolley, Old300, which runs along the riverwalk. Only $1 each and fun for the whole family! Old300.org