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We understand if your plans call for no plans at all. That’s fine, but if you really want to taste this place, join us year-round when we come alive with a calendar full of festivals, feasts, and artful fun. Relive our history. Take in a show. Catch the latest exhibit. Whatever your passion, there’s something waiting to entertain and invigorate you in Astoria, Oregon. Events are just one reason to come. As if you needed another excuse to visit.

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September32 Events

Traditional rug hooking has a rich history of using simple materials to create beautiful rugs and hangings. Apply this tradition to our maritime heritage twice a month in a casual, supportive setting. An initial introductory kit will be available for purchase $40 for incoming rug hookers looking to explore the craft. Each participant should bring their own tools and materials for other projects. Please note that Rug Hooking Club capacity is limited to 12 people max.

Location: Sam Johnson Woodworking Shop at the Barbey Center 2042 Marine Dr. Astoria, OR 97103

Hours: Wednesday, September 9 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Admission: No fees or admission.

Since 2016, the Barbey Maritime Center's Sam Johnson Woodworking Shop has hosted a casual, weekly meeting of carving enthusiasts. Carvers work on current projects, as well as trade tips, techniques and design ideas. Each participant should bring their own tools and materials. The carving group is a great way to maintain skills and develop new ones. Please note that Carving Club capacity is limited to 12 carvers max.

Location: Sam Johnson Woodworking Shop at the Barbey Center 2042 Marine Dr. Astoria, OR 97103

Hours: Thursday, September 10 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Admission: No fees or admission

Explore Oregon’s Commercial Fisheries!

Join Oregon Sea Grant experts on a guided walk along the commercial docks in your local port. Come learn where to find local, in-season seafood, how it’s caught, and how to buy it directly from coastal ports. Discover what makes Oregon seafood sustainable, explore commercial fishing vessels and gear, and get a glimpse into the state’s vibrant fishing industry—you might even meet a fisherman or two! You will also receive a complimentary tote bag filled with informational resources and local seafood products.

Pre-registration is required. Tours are free and open to the public!

Schedule:
Ilwaco, WA - June 27, Sept 19
Warrenton, OR - July 10, Sept 11
Garibaldi, OR - June 26, Sept 18
Winchester Bay, OR - Aug 14
Charleston, OR - June 26, Aug 7
Port Orford, OR - July 10, Aug 15
Brookings, OR - Aug 28

Time: Tours will start at 10:00 am and 1:00 pm.

Learn more and register to join a tour here.

Supporters:
Oregon Sea Grant and Oregon State University Extension Service organize the tours. Partners include the Port of Newport.

Location: Warrenton Marina, 100 NE Heron Ave., Warrenton, OR

Hours: September 11, 2026, 12:00 am - September 11, 2026, 11:59 pm

Join the community for a solemn gathering of reflection, unity, and tribute as we mark the 25th anniversary of September 11, 2001. This commemoration honors our first responders and remembers those whose lives were lost, ensuring their sacrifices are never forgotten.

Featured Guest Speakers:
Steve Wright, Mayor of Seaside
John Raichl, Clatsop County Sheriff on 9/11/2001

Location:

American Legion Post 99
1315 Broadway Street
Seaside, OR 97138

Hours: September 11, 2026 at 4 PM

Admission: Free & open to all

A night of enchantment awaits at the Liberty Gala. Come indulge in delectable appetizers, enjoy soulful tunes, and join our exclusive high-end auction. Raise your paddle to help us support diverse, world-class performances, innovative children’s programs, and the preservation of our Grand Lady. We could never do all this without generous donors like you. Strictly limited to 200 guests.

Location: Liberty Theatre, 1203 Commercial St, Astoria

Hours: Saturday, March 12, 5:00 - 7:30 pm

Admission: $100

Step inside a collection of Cannon Beach's most charming cottages and homes during this beloved annual self-guided walking tour. Discover the unique architecture, character, and stories behind each home while exploring one of Cannon Beach's most picturesque neighborhoods. Hosted by the Cannon Beach History Center & Museum, the Cottage Tour is the museum's signature annual fundraiser, supporting its mission to preserve and share the history of Cannon Beach and Arch Cape.

Location: Cannon Beach, Oregon

Hours: Saturday, September 12, 2026

Admission: $50, $55 beginning September 1, $60 September 12

Visitors are invited to experience one of Astoria’s remarkable living landmarks during Tree Talk: Giant Sequoia and Coast Redwood in Oregon, a special presentation at the Flavel House Museum on Saturday, September 12, from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m.

Presented by Dan Stark, OSU Forestry and Natural Resources Extension Agent, the program will explore giant sequoias and coast redwoods in western Oregon. Participants will also have the opportunity to see and touch the well-known giant sequoia planted by Captain George Flavel’s gardener around 1890 on the grounds of the Flavel House. Tree hugging is encouraged..

The program offers a distinctive opportunity to explore forestry and local history in the setting of one of Astoria’s best-known historic properties. Participants will learn more about two iconic tree species while encountering a giant sequoia that has stood on the Flavel House grounds for more than a century.

To register for this event or for additional information, visit the Clatsop County Master Gardener Association website https://www.clatsopmastergardeners.org/event-6816756.

Questions or accommodation requests? Please contact Shannon Rauter at 503-468-3981 or shannon.rauter@oregonstate.edu.

Location: Flavel House Museum - 714 Exchange St. Astoria, OR

Hours: Saturday, September 12th: 1 - 2pm

Admission: FREE

Step into the layered story of Astoria, where river, sea, and hillside converge, on a guided walking tour through the Downtown Astoria Historic District. Offered weekly by the Lower Columbia Preservation Society, these tours explore the architectural heritage, working waterfront history, and civic ambitions that shaped Oregon’s oldest American settlement.

Tours are point-to-point, beginning at the Astoria Nordic Heritage Park and concluding at the Flavel House Museum, traversing approximately ten blocks over the course of 90 minutes. Along the way, participants encounter landmark commercial buildings, vernacular streetscapes, and stories of industry, immigration, and resilience that continue to define Astoria’s character.
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Walking tours are offered Sundays, from Mother’s Day through mid-October, and are led by knowledgeable LCPS volunteer guides with deep ties to local history and preservation advocacy. Each tour emphasizes both architectural observation and the broader cultural context of the place inviting participants to see familiar streets with fresh eyes. The tour will finish with enough time to enjoy lunch at the Sunday Market in downtown Astoria, or you'll be in time to join the Liberty Theater tour starting at noon.

Price: Pay as you can, with a suggested donation of $10/person.
Register: go to our website to sign-up for a tour.

?Special Note:
-15 people max per tour
-Limited bathroom availability- the tour guide will inform you where the bathrooms are
-Terrain can be uneven and the tour will be walking uphill for about two blocks. Wheelchair accessibility is limited.
-During the sunny weather a hat and water is suggested.
-All tour guides are volunteers, feel free to tip them directly!

Hours: September 13, 2026, 10:00 am - September 13, 2026, 11:30 am

We are open every Sunday, Mother's Day to mid-October, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on 12th Street.

The Astoria Sunday Market, at the heart of Astoria?s Downtown, combines local arts & crafts, fresh produce & protein, unique prepared foods, music and more in a lively downtown street market atmosphere.

The market features up to 150 vendors offering locally-made products that have been grown, gathered, created, or hand-crafted by the farmers, ranchers, producers, craftspeople and artists featured each week. With a bustling food court and a rotation of fun regional music, the Astoria Sunday Market is where locals and visitors alike gather each Sunday to shop, eat, connect, and celebrate community.

Join us! We look forward to seeing YOU at the Astoria Sunday Market!

Hours: September 13, 2026, 10:00 am - September 13, 2026, 3:00 pm

The Clefs of Insanity in concert, a fundraiser for Cascadia Chamber Opera Sun, September 13 @ 3:00 pm Charlene Larsen Center for the Performing Arts 588 16th St, Astoria, OR United States All you gotta do is sing! Inspired and inspiring a cappella music about rehousing a robin, and the wings of a dove; blackening clouds, and the northern lights; childhood memories, the highway of regret, and… $15

Location: Charlene Larsen Center 588 16th St Astoria, OR 97103

Hours: 3 pm, Sunday September 13

Admission: $15

Presented by: Arts Council of Clatsop County Finding Funding for Artists and Arts Organizations is an empowering workshop designed to demystify the grant process for creatives and small arts nonprofits. Participants will learn how to identify funding needs, locate local and statewide opportunities, prepare competitive applications, and navigate reporting requirements. The session includes real examples, practical tips, and guidance on how to build sustainable funding pathways. This workshop is led by Jessamyn Grace West, founder and Executive Director of the Astoria Arts and Movement Center and a longtime arts advocate on Oregon’s North Coast. Jessamyn recently completed the City of Astoria’s Arts and Culture Strategic Direction Report, a comprehensive, community-informed plan for strengthening local arts infrastructure. She serves on several regional boards and committees, including the Clatsop County Cultural Coalition, Oregon Community Foundation’s North Coast Leadership Council, Astoria Visual Arts, and Astoria’s Arts and Culture Committee. Her work centers on expanding access to arts and culture, supporting creative communities, and fostering collaboration across the region.

Location: Astoria Library - Flag Room 450 10th St

Hours: 9/16/26 5:50p - 6:30p

Admission: Free and open to all

Paint and Sip at Vineside Wine Bar on Pier 39! Enjoy a fun boutique paint class instructed by an Oregonian local artist who is invested in student success and wellbeing. All skill levels are welcome. Step-by-step instruction, all materials provided, and a glass of wine included.

Location: The Vineside Wine Bar 100 39th St, Astoria, OR., 97103

Hours: 9/17/26 6pm-8:30pm

Admission: $40/person

Since 2016, the Barbey Maritime Center's Sam Johnson Woodworking Shop has hosted a casual, weekly meeting of carving enthusiasts. Carvers work on current projects, as well as trade tips, techniques and design ideas. Each participant should bring their own tools and materials. The carving group is a great way to maintain skills and develop new ones. Please note that Carving Club capacity is limited to 12 carvers max.

Location: Sam Johnson Woodworking Shop at the Barbey Center 2042 Marine Dr. Astoria, OR 97103

Hours: Thursday, September 17 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Admission: No fees or admission

Join OR & WA Sea Grant on a guided walk at the commercial docks in Ilwaco. Learn how local seafood is caught and how to buy it fresh.

Join Oregon and Washington Sea Grant experts on a guided walk along Port of Ilwaco commercial docks.

Learn about Ilwaco's working waterfront and the sustainable seafood the fishing fleet brings back to the dock.
Learn how seafood is harvested in Ilwaco and how to distinguish the different types of fishing vessels and gear. We might even meet a fisherman or two along the way!

Pre-registration is required. Tours are free and open to the public!

Schedule:
Ilwaco, WA - June 27, Sept 19
Warrenton, OR - July 10, Sept 11
Garibaldi, OR - June 26, Sept 18
Winchester Bay, OR - Aug 14
Charleston, OR - June 26, Aug 7
Port Orford, OR - July 10, Aug 15
Brookings, OR - Aug 28

Time: Tours will start at 10:00 am and 1:00 pm.

Learn more and register to join a tour here.

Supporters:
Oregon Sea Grant and Oregon State University Extension Service organize the tours. Partners include the Port of Newport.

Location: Port of Ilwaco, WA

139 Howerton Ave.

Ilwaco, WA

Hours: September 19, 2026, 12:00 am - September 19, 2026, 11:59 pm

In the era of wooden boats, “chafing mats” were woven out of repurposed fishing line and placed on the deck in high traffic areas to reduce wear and tear on the wooden surface. It was regarded as a boat ‘accessory’ and many fishermen who had pride in their craft learned how to weave them. Over the course of a Saturday afternoon, students will work in pairs to create their own Oval Knot from repurposed fishing line.

Location: Sam Johnson Woodworking Shop at the Barbey Center 2042 Marine Dr. Astoria, OR 97103

Hours: Saturday, September 19 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM

Admission: $80 / member, $100 nonmember, One spot for this workshop is available at half the member price ($40) thanks to generous donors to CRMM’s Adult EDU scholarship fund!

Come run on the beach with us!! Family friendly 5K run/walk on the beach in Long Beach, WA. Register online https://worldslongestbeachrun.org/ or in-person at the Bolstad Pavillion before the race starts. Race starts at 9:30 AM

Location: Bolstad Pavillion at the Bolstad Beach Approach, Long Beach, WA

Hours: September 19th, 2026 Race starts at 9:30 AM

Admission: $20 - includes t-shirt (while supplies last)

Ten Fifteen Productions to announce 2027 Season.

Ten Fifteen Productions will announce their 2027 season of shows during a free event on Saturday, September 19th, beginning at 7:00pm.

About the event: A double celebration of sorts, combining a reflection of the past year and sharing what is to come; Executive Artistic Director, Danyelle Tinker, will announce the productions slated for 2027, and introduce the directors who will then share additional information about their individual shows.

“In what has been a challenging year, it feels good to have Ten Fifteen back on track and looking ahead to the future.”, said Tinker. “It was only a few short months ago that I could barely fathom planning weeks ahead, let alone an entire year. I continue to be so grateful to our incredible community who stuck with us during the hard times.“

Season packages will be available for purchase at a discounted rate that will be offered exclusively at the event before all 2027 ticket options become available to the public on September 21st.

Light refreshments will be provided, and everyone's first drink of the night will be on the house, with a cash bar available throughout the evening.

This event is free to the public, however reserving a seat is strongly recommended and can be done by visiting the ticketing page at www.thetenfifteentheater.com.

Event Specifics:

Ten Fifteen Productions 2027 Season Announcement

Saturday, September 19th - Doors open at 7:00pm

Free to the public - reservations recommended

www.thetenfifteentheater.com

Location:

Ten Fifteen Theater
1015 Commercial St
Astoria, OR 97103

Hours: Saturday, September 19th
7pm

Admission: Free - reservations recomended

WineKraft, on Pier 11, is the place to be on Saturday, September 19 from 2 to 8, as Brian Woosley and Donna Tavares present a fundraiser for the Charlene Larsen Center/Partners for the PAC at their venue. Come out for the music and to help the Charlene Larsen Center for the Performing Arts, have a drink and a bite, and hear some great musicians. The line-up of music includes: the Trolley Stop Combo 2-3 pm, John Orr and David Gofreed 3-4 pm, Rhonda Piasecki 4-6 pm and Those Pale Stars 6-8 pm. WineKraft is known for the great lineup of local musicians as well as it’s support of Partners for the PAC and veteran’s issues!

Location: WineKraft 77 11th St Astoria, OR 97103

Hours: Saturday, Sept 19, 2-8pm

Admission: Free/donations accepted

Step into the layered story of Astoria, where river, sea, and hillside converge, on a guided walking tour through the Downtown Astoria Historic District. Offered weekly by the Lower Columbia Preservation Society, these tours explore the architectural heritage, working waterfront history, and civic ambitions that shaped Oregon’s oldest American settlement.

Tours are point-to-point, beginning at the Astoria Nordic Heritage Park and concluding at the Flavel House Museum, traversing approximately ten blocks over the course of 90 minutes. Along the way, participants encounter landmark commercial buildings, vernacular streetscapes, and stories of industry, immigration, and resilience that continue to define Astoria’s character.
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Walking tours are offered Sundays, from Mother’s Day through mid-October, and are led by knowledgeable LCPS volunteer guides with deep ties to local history and preservation advocacy. Each tour emphasizes both architectural observation and the broader cultural context of the place inviting participants to see familiar streets with fresh eyes. The tour will finish with enough time to enjoy lunch at the Sunday Market in downtown Astoria, or you'll be in time to join the Liberty Theater tour starting at noon.

Price: Pay as you can, with a suggested donation of $10/person.
Register: go to our website to sign-up for a tour.

?Special Note:
-15 people max per tour
-Limited bathroom availability- the tour guide will inform you where the bathrooms are
-Terrain can be uneven and the tour will be walking uphill for about two blocks. Wheelchair accessibility is limited.
-During the sunny weather a hat and water is suggested.
-All tour guides are volunteers, feel free to tip them directly!

Hours: September 20, 2026, 10:00 am - September 20, 2026, 11:30 am

We are open every Sunday, Mother's Day to mid-October, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on 12th Street.

The Astoria Sunday Market, at the heart of Astoria?s Downtown, combines local arts & crafts, fresh produce & protein, unique prepared foods, music and more in a lively downtown street market atmosphere.

The market features up to 150 vendors offering locally-made products that have been grown, gathered, created, or hand-crafted by the farmers, ranchers, producers, craftspeople and artists featured each week. With a bustling food court and a rotation of fun regional music, the Astoria Sunday Market is where locals and visitors alike gather each Sunday to shop, eat, connect, and celebrate community.

Join us! We look forward to seeing YOU at the Astoria Sunday Market!

Hours: September 20, 2026, 10:00 am - September 20, 2026, 3:00 pm

In this panel discussion, join CRMM Director of External Engagement Caroline Wuebben, Alec Holser (Principal – Opsis Engineering), Paulina Wilkowski (Senior Associate/Architect – Opsis Engineering), and Ryan Sullivan and Gwen Sparks Sullivan (Sparks + Sullivan) as they detail how the museum’s vision for storytelling has resulted in a transformed campus with a cohesive and connected visitor experience. Included with museum admission, Ford Room seats 50 people.

Location: Columbia River Maritime Museum 1792 Marine Dr. Astoria, OR 97103

Hours: Tuesday, September 22 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Admission: Included with museum admission Members free

Traditional rug hooking has a rich history of using simple materials to create beautiful rugs and hangings. Apply this tradition to our maritime heritage twice a month in a casual, supportive setting. An initial introductory kit will be available for purchase $40 for incoming rug hookers looking to explore the craft. Each participant should bring their own tools and materials for other projects. Please note that Rug Hooking Club capacity is limited to 12 people max.

Location: Sam Johnson Woodworking Shop at the Barbey Center 2042 Marine Dr. Astoria, OR 97103

Hours: Wednesday, September 23 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Admission: No fees or admission.

Celebrate America's Walking club's 50th Anniversary and the NW Walking Festival. This is a walking event with 5 walks, one at Fort Stevens and at Cape Disappointment. Walk along the rails to Trails River Front Trail, walk and see old film location sites, historical points of interest. Come check us out and join us for fun friendship and fitness.

Location: Suomi Hall
244 West Marine Drive
Astoria, OR 97103

Hours: 24-27 Sep, 2026
8-4pm

Admission: Registration is $10.00 for everyone
Each walk is $4

Since 2016, the Barbey Maritime Center's Sam Johnson Woodworking Shop has hosted a casual, weekly meeting of carving enthusiasts. Carvers work on current projects, as well as trade tips, techniques and design ideas. Each participant should bring their own tools and materials. The carving group is a great way to maintain skills and develop new ones. Please note that Carving Club capacity is limited to 12 carvers max.

Location: Sam Johnson Woodworking Shop at the Barbey Center 2042 Marine Dr. Astoria, OR 97103

Hours: Thursday, September 24 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Admission: No fees or admission

Celebrate America's Walking club's 50th Anniversary and the NW Walking Festival. This is a walking event with 5 walks, one at Fort Stevens and at Cape Disappointment. Walk along the rails to Trails River Front Trail, walk and see old film location sites, historical points of interest. Come check us out and join us for fun friendship and fitness.

Location: Suomi Hall
244 West Marine Drive
Astoria, OR 97103

Hours: 24-27 Sep, 2026
8-4pm

Admission: Registration is $10.00 for everyone
Each walk is $4

Celebrate America's Walking club's 50th Anniversary and the NW Walking Festival. This is a walking event with 5 walks, one at Fort Stevens and at Cape Disappointment. Walk along the rails to Trails River Front Trail, walk and see old film location sites, historical points of interest. Come check us out and join us for fun friendship and fitness.

Location: Suomi Hall
244 West Marine Drive
Astoria, OR 97103

Hours: 24-27 Sep, 2026
8-4pm

Admission: Registration is $10.00 for everyone
Each walk is $4

Dress up as Helen Roper, or any of your favorite cast members from the 70's sitcom "Three's Company". Typically, Most dress as Helen, with a colorful caftan or MuMu, chunky jewelry, glasses, and a curly redhead wig or just put a flower in your hair! Bearded Helens are extra fun, or you are welcome to dress up as her husband, Stanley Roper, or Mr. Furley (Don Knotts) or even a Jack Tripper, Janet Woods or Chrissy Snow! Can't forget their friend Larry! and come to the peninsula and join other Helens as you choose your own romp of things you want to do! Come an knock on our door and meet us down at the Regal Beagle for smiles and a good time!

Location: All over the Long Beach Peninsula

Hours: 9/26/2026 All day long! Choose your own Romp - If you are a morning person, go to the last day of the Ilwaco Farmers Market! Meet at the Arch at noon for a photo op! Go shopping, antiquing, visit museums and art galleries, clam chowder taste testing, see live bands, karaoke, enjoy food and drink specials!

Admission: No fees involved, everyone wants to have fun and enjoy, so no one has to collect any money! Just come over and show your colors and meet locals and visitors alike!

In this two day workshop you will learn how to make impressions come to life using plant materials and sunlight. With the help of spices, herbs, vinegars and water, the plants chemically combine their individual chemistry with the chemistry of photographic paper resulting in an unpredictable and lovely lumen photograph. Julie is a cross-disciplinary artist specializing in lens-based mediums, seamlessly blending collage, lumen, photo-gravure, and intaglio printing. You can see her work at Lightbox Photographic Gallery. This weekend class will be a great destination using the breathtaking views from Pier 11 Studio for continued inspiration. To sign up, go to www.pier11studio.com/julie-moore.

Location: Pier 11 Studio. 77 11th St. Suite A, Astoria, OR, 97103

Hours: 9/26-9/27 2026, 10 am to 4 pm each day

Admission: $300 for the two day workshop

In this two day workshop you will learn how to make impressions come to life using plant materials and sunlight. With the help of spices, herbs, vinegars and water, the plants chemically combine their individual chemistry with the chemistry of photographic paper resulting in an unpredictable and lovely lumen photograph. Julie is a cross-disciplinary artist specializing in lens-based mediums, seamlessly blending collage, lumen, photo-gravure, and intaglio printing. You can see her work at Lightbox Photographic Gallery. This weekend class will be a great destination using the breathtaking views from Pier 11 Studio for continued inspiration. To sign up, go to www.pier11studio.com/julie-moore.

Location: Pier 11 Studio. 77 11th St. Suite A, Astoria, OR, 97103

Hours: 9/26-9/27 2026, 10 am to 4 pm each day

Admission: $300 for the two day workshop

Step into the layered story of Astoria, where river, sea, and hillside converge, on a guided walking tour through the Downtown Astoria Historic District. Offered weekly by the Lower Columbia Preservation Society, these tours explore the architectural heritage, working waterfront history, and civic ambitions that shaped Oregon’s oldest American settlement.

Tours are point-to-point, beginning at the Astoria Nordic Heritage Park and concluding at the Flavel House Museum, traversing approximately ten blocks over the course of 90 minutes. Along the way, participants encounter landmark commercial buildings, vernacular streetscapes, and stories of industry, immigration, and resilience that continue to define Astoria’s character.
?
Walking tours are offered Sundays, from Mother’s Day through mid-October, and are led by knowledgeable LCPS volunteer guides with deep ties to local history and preservation advocacy. Each tour emphasizes both architectural observation and the broader cultural context of the place inviting participants to see familiar streets with fresh eyes. The tour will finish with enough time to enjoy lunch at the Sunday Market in downtown Astoria, or you'll be in time to join the Liberty Theater tour starting at noon.

Price: Pay as you can, with a suggested donation of $10/person.
Register: go to our website to sign-up for a tour.

?Special Note:
-15 people max per tour
-Limited bathroom availability- the tour guide will inform you where the bathrooms are
-Terrain can be uneven and the tour will be walking uphill for about two blocks. Wheelchair accessibility is limited.
-During the sunny weather a hat and water is suggested.
-All tour guides are volunteers, feel free to tip them directly!

Hours: September 27, 2026, 10:00 am - September 27, 2026, 11:30 am

We are open every Sunday, Mother's Day to mid-October, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on 12th Street.

The Astoria Sunday Market, at the heart of Astoria?s Downtown, combines local arts & crafts, fresh produce & protein, unique prepared foods, music and more in a lively downtown street market atmosphere.

The market features up to 150 vendors offering locally-made products that have been grown, gathered, created, or hand-crafted by the farmers, ranchers, producers, craftspeople and artists featured each week. With a bustling food court and a rotation of fun regional music, the Astoria Sunday Market is where locals and visitors alike gather each Sunday to shop, eat, connect, and celebrate community.

Join us! We look forward to seeing YOU at the Astoria Sunday Market!

Hours: September 27, 2026, 10:00 am - September 27, 2026, 3:00 pm

Celebrate America's Walking Club's 50th Anniversary and the NW Walking Festival. This is a walking event with 5 walks, one at Fort Stevens and at Cape Disappointment. Walk along the rails to Trails River Front Trail, walk and see old film location sites, historical, points of interest. Come check us out and join us for fun friendship and fitness.

Location: Suomi Hall
244 West Marine Drive
Astoria, OR 97103

Hours: 27 Sep, 2026
8-12 pm

Admission: Registration is $10.00 for everyone
Each walk is $4.00