Author: North Coast BBQ

Canastas de Acción de Gracias disponibles el martes 26 de noviembre de 2024 de 10 a.m. a 4 p.m. Las canastas incluyen pavo, salsa, relleno, guarniciones e ingredientes para tarta de calabaza. No es necesario ser un cliente anterior del Banco de Alimentos, y no hay necesidad de registrarse con antelación.

Abierto a los residentes de nuestra área de servicio: Desde la línea sur del condado de Clatsop a través de Garibaldi, al este hasta el condado de Washington. Incluye Manzanita, Nehalem, Wheeler, Rockaway, Barview, y Garibaldi, así como áreas a lo largo de las carreteras Miami-Foley y North Fork.

Si ya está recibiendo un pavo de los Rockaway Lions u otro grupo, no obtenga otro del Banco de Alimentos, por favor.

Si no tiene las instalaciones para almacenar o cocinar un pavo o un pastel, o no come carne, avísenos y encontraremos algo sabroso para usted.

Puede recoger un pedido de comida regular al mismo tiempo.

El banco de ropa estará abierto 11 a.m. a 4 p.m. Por favor, visite después de recibir su comida.

Thanksgiving Baskets available Tuesday, November 26, 2024 from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. You can come get a number for your place in line starting at 9 a.m. We will start processing orders at 10 a.m. The Food Bank is located at 278 Rowe St,. in Wheeler.

We provide a turkey as well as fixings for gravy, stuffing, side dishes, and a pumpkin pie. You don’t need to be a previous Food Bank client, and there is no need to sign up in advance.

You may need to wait a bit—this is our busiest day of the year. We’ll call your number when your order is ready. Thank you for your patience.

Open to residents of our service area: from the Clatsop County line south through Garibaldi, east to Washington County. Includes Manzanita, Nehalem, Wheeler, Rockaway, Barview, and Garibaldi, as well as areas along Miami-Foley and North Fork Roads.

If you are already getting a basket from the Rockaway Lions or another group, please don’t get another one from the Food Bank. Please note: You must pick up your own basket.

If you don’t have the facilities to store or cook a turkey or pie, or you don’t eat meat, let us know and we’ll find something tasty for you.

You can pick up a regular food order at the same time.

The Clothing Bank will be open from 11 a.m to 4 p.m. and you are welcome to look for clothes after you pick up your food.

In short: our nonprofit, the Tolovana Arts Colony, is preparing to run our 9th annual Holiday Bazaar in Cannon Beach.

Our event is a little different than the usual Holiday sales events–it’s more of a pop-up gallery. Rather than sitting behind your work at a table all day, you simply drop off your work, we handle all sales and pay you afterward.

There is no cost to exhibit, but the Arts Colony keeps 25% of sales; you keep 75%.

If you are a maker of arts, crafts, non-perishable/packaged foods, home goods, clothing or something else cool we haven’t even thought of, please email us at tolovanaartscolony@gmail.com (or call 541-215-4445) and let’s see if you’re a fit to add to this very successful bazaar.

*The fine print: as space is limited, we’re looking for styles of arts and crafts different to things than we already have. For example, if we have a shoe-maker already lined up, we not have room for another shoe-maker who creates a similar shoe style.

The Guide features profiles of 40 Tillamook County organizations and information about 130 organizations providing services, resources and support that improve the quality of life for everyone in our community.

The Giving Guide is produced by Fulcrum Community Resources and the Tillamook County Pioneer to provide information and encouragement to support with your dollars and your time, these vitally important organizations.

On the cover this year is a photo by Gary Seelig of a double rainbow, a long time symbol of promise—a promise that our stalwart organizations that help so many people and our earthly home will continue to be strong and robust in the challenging times ahead. Your generosity is needed and appreciated more than ever! Each hour and dollar given is precious and important and brightens our rainbow of promise.

By making your year-end giving donations locally, you not only keep your money circulating here at home, you are adding your care, compassion and hope so our organizations can function powerfully. The time that you give volunteering adds another rich layer of care, compassion and hope.

Our organizations impact all aspects of our lives, from health and wellness, sustainability, environmental stewardship, conservation, food security, housing, universal access, women’s issues, children’s well-being, animal welfare, education, safety, disaster relief, community preparedness, and arts and culture. They create a strong, vibrant and resilient community. They collaborate and form partnerships which build a culture of efficiency, cooperation and communication. They provide jobs, a trained and inclusive workforce, volunteer opportunities, internships, and training. They give us opportunities to connect, heal, play and hope. And they need our support to continue to make a difference!

Thank you to all those who have donated, discovered and volunteered in past years.

And let’s all give what we can this year.

TICKETS ON SALE FOR THE MUST-SEE HOLIDAY CLASSIC!
www.RiverbendPlayers.org

MEET THE CAST: BRYONIE ARNOLD

This marks Bryonie’s fourth production with Riverbend Players, but she’s over the moon to again share the stage with her son, Oliver, and, for the first time, her husband, Eric!

She lives in Manzanita with her favorite co-stars, their sassy pup, and their adorable kitty.

Bryonie is deeply passionate about art and animals and about bringing a sense of wonder back into the world.

IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY transforms the beloved holiday classic into a 1940s radio broadcast.

Set in a live studio, actors portray the story of George Bailey, a man who, feeling his life has been meaningless, is shown by an angel what the world would be like without him.

With live sound effects and multiple characters, the play captures the heartwarming tale of family, friendship, and finding hope when needed most.

Nine performances only, December 6th – 22nd, at the NCRD Performing Arts Center in Nehalem. Friday and Saturday nights at 7:00 PM and Sunday matinees at 2:00 PM

Tickets at www.RiverbendPlayers.org

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This Saturday, November 23rd at 10 am I’ll be teaching a donation based gentle yoga class at Yoga Roots Studio. 50% of proceeds will go to ACLU and the other 50% will go to our local North Coast Free Food Pantries. Please don’t let donation be a barrier to attending. All are welcome.

Hope to see to you see there,
Katie

Ready for some pre holiday veggies?

Where: Behind Wolfmoon Bakery (35915 8th St, Nehalem. Enter through alley)

When: This Sunday, November 24th, from 12-3PM

What: Organic veggies including:
Delicata Winter Squash, Kabocha Winter Squash, Acorn Winter Squash, Butternut Squash, Kale, Mini Daikon Radish, Shallots, Fingerling Potatoes Yukon Gem Potatoes, Huckleberry Gold Potatoes, Salad Mix (limited), Carrots, Golden Beets, Red Beets, Chard, Cilantro, Garlic, Parsley, Dill, Storage Onions.

Our friends from Brown Bottle Farm will also be selling their delicious culinary mushrooms so come stock up on all the delicious goodness.

We hope to see you there!

Cheers,
Your Farmers