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Very experienced handyman for hire get your projects done call Cliff Erdman 208 746 3177 no texting

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Episode 7 – Victoria and Marcus Meet

In the captivating saga of “The Tides of Manzanita,” the undercurrents of rebellion and strategy converge, propelling the town’s tale of intrigue and resilience to new heights. As alliances form in the shadows, the fight for transparency and truth gains momentum, threatening to break the chains of secrecy that have long bound the heart of Manzanita.

Under the veil of a fog-laden morning, Victoria, the tenacious reporter whose pen has become a sword in the battle for Manzanita’s soul, meets with Marcus, one of the three councilors who dared to question the status quo. Their rendezvous, shrouded in the early mist at the edge of Neahkahnie Beach, speaks volumes of the delicate dance between trust and caution that defines their alliance.

Victoria, with the resolve of a seasoned warrior in the war for truth, shares her knowledge of the covert council meeting and the trio’s discussion on releasing the embargoed $175,000 investigation report. She speaks of her task force—Shirley, the city clerk with a conscience, and Ruby, the waitress with ears attuned to the whispers of power—and their plan to bring the truth to light, to vindicate the mayor and reveal the depths of the council’s expenditure.

Marcus, his countenance a mirror of conflict, acknowledges the righteousness of their cause but harbors fears of retribution. “I agree – the truth about the report should come out. But Jed handpicked us to replace vacating councilors, expecting us to dance to his tune,” he confesses, the weight of his position evident in his uneasy gaze. “Be wary of Jed and the city manager; their vendetta knows no bounds. And Bart,” he adds with a hint of disdain, “is but a shadow you might accidentally step on.”

“Can you help us?” asks Victoria.

“If I can, I will.” promised Marcus, “But I don’t know how I can? I haven’t actually read the report. Jed made sure of that.”

Their pledge to maintain an open line of communication marks a crucial step in the weaving of their disparate threads into a unified front against the dark tapestry of Manzanita’s governance.

Meanwhile, Ruby, with the stealth of a cat, prowls the corridors of city hall, her attention split between getting coffee and gathering intel. Her mission: to decode the digital fortress guarding the coveted report. The city manager, a specter of suspicion, watches her every move, her gaze sharp enough to slice through the fog that clings to Manzanita’s streets.

In the seclusion of Victoria’s makeshift war room, the trio—Victoria, Shirley, and Ruby—convene to plot their daring operation. The stakes are higher than ever, with the very essence of their town’s integrity hanging in the balance. Their plan: a covert break-in to City Hall under the cloak of night, a mission fraught with risk but fueled by a righteous fury and an unwavering commitment to the truth.

As the episode draws to a close, the camera pans across the darkened shoreline of Manzanita, the crashing waves a symphony to the brewing storm. The alliance, now more than a mere partnership, has evolved into a beacon of hope for those who have longed for change in the silent, secretive nights of the town.

“Victoria and Marcus Meet” sets the stage for a confrontation that promises to shatter the illusions of power and reveal the true strength of unity and courage. Manzanita, once a town defined by its whispered secrets and shadowed deals, stands on the brink of a dawn illuminated by truth, with the fate of its soul resting in the hands of those brave enough to fight for it. The tides of Manzanita are changing, and with them, the tides of destiny.

Submitted By: emilyakdedian@nehalemtrust.org – Click to email about this post

Call for Nominations!
2023 Ferdun Conservation Award

The Ferdun Conservation Award commemorates the steady, committed and visionary work of Lower Nehalem Community Trust founders, Georgenne and Gareth Ferdun. The Ferdun Conservation Award honors others who, like them, exemplify a commitment to conservation and a deep love of the Oregon Coast. Know someone in our community who deserves recognition?

Submit Your Nomination by April 22nd!
To nominate your candidate please send us:
Your name and contact information
Your nominee’s name, contact information and brief description of their contribution to conservation in the Lower Nehalem Region.

Send to LNCT, PO Box 496, Manzanita, OR 97130. Or email to lnct@nehalemtrust.org with “2020 Ferdun Conservation Award” in the subject line.
LNCT’s Board of Directors will review all submissions and this year’s recipient will be honored at the annual Living Locally Gala on June 29th.

To learn more about the Ferdun Conservation Award and past recipients visit: www.nehalemtrust.org/about/lncts-annual-ferdun-conservation-award/

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www.northcoastbbq.com/2024/04/04/loneliness-and-aging-an-oregon-humanities-conversation-project/

April 8, 2024 | 2:00 p.m.
Pine Grove Community House
225 Laneda Ave., Manzanita OR.
Free, no rsvp necessary.

Did you know that Tillamook County has a higher percentage of persons over 65 (28.4%) than does Oregon as a whole (19.2%)? What implications does this hold for the experiences of elders in our community?

Everyone is invited to participate in a discussion of “Loneliness and Aging” at a Conversation Project sponsored by Oregon Humanities. Facilitated by lifelong Oregonian Pamela Slaughter.
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Loneliness and isolation are common experiences for elderly people, especially for those who do not have nearby family members or who are not computer literate. What do you know about the elders in your life or in your neighborhood? Are they connected to their families in an enriching way? Do they belong to a caring community of some kind? This conversation is for elderly people and people who live near elders or have elderly people in their lives to explore questions, experiences, and obstacles to showing up for elderly people and to generate ideas for connection.

Facilitator Pamela Slaughter is a lifelong Oregonian with varied interests. She retired from her career as an adult protective service investigator for Multnomah County, where she saw firsthand how devastating loneliness and isolation can be. Pamela is the founder and executive director of People of Color Outdoors, a nonprofit designed to help facilitate the reconnection of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color to the outdoors. She is the author of the children’s book Hi! My Name is Robin!, published in 2020, which she hopes will encourage families to bird watch together.

EVENT SPONSORS
Pine Grove Community Center

COST
Free

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Make Your Mark On and Off the Riverbend Players Stage!

Do you love theater? Want to contribute your skills and passion to a vibrant community arts organization?

Riverbend Players Community Theater seeks enthusiastic individuals to join our dynamic working Board of Directors!

Who We Are:
Riverbend Players is a beloved local theater company dedicated to bringing high-quality productions to the community. We stage various shows yearly, from classic comedies to thought-provoking dramas.

Who We’re Looking For:

We are searching for individuals with a passion for theater and a desire to make a positive impact. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and skills, especially those with experience in:

-Marketing & Public Relations: Spreading the word about our productions and growing our audience.
-Finance & Accounting: Overseeing our budget and ensuring the financial health of the organization.
-Fundraising & Grant Writing: Securing funding to support our productions and educational programs.
-Governance & Strategic Planning: Helping to guide the vision and direction of Riverbend Players.
-Law & Legal Affairs: Providing legal expertise and guidance to the board.

What it Means to be a Working Board Member:

-Attend monthly board meetings and actively participate in discussions.
-Volunteer your time and expertise to serve on a board committee.
-Assist with fundraising initiatives and special events.
-Be a champion for the Riverbend Players in the community.
-Actively participate in the production of the plays we put on.

Why You Should Join Us:

-Make a real difference in a local arts organization.
-Work alongside a passionate and dedicated team.
-Gain valuable leadership and governance experience.
-Be part of a vibrant and creative community.

Interested? Are you a full-time local resident in the area?

We’d like for you to submit a letter of interest outlining the qualifications you have that make you a great candidate. Please email your letter to admin@riverbendplayers.org.

Together, we can keep the curtain rising on exceptional community theater!

Email: admin@riverbendplayers.org

www.riverbendplayers.org
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New 24” bicycle. $275 new, yours for $100

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Dirty Bird’s Garden Center
Poppin’ up on the corner of Manzanita and Division in beautiful Manzanita, Oregon

Dirtybirdsgardencenter.com
Queenbee@dirtybirdsgardencenter.com

Compost for Sale (Nehalem Valley Gold)
$5/5 gallon bucket (40, 5 gallon buckets = 1 yard)
Pick up only. You load. No delivery available.
BYO containers, shovels, etc
By appointment: contact Kelley 503-438-8171 or queenbee@dirtybirdsgardencenter.com

Wall’s Worm Club
Worm castings for sale
$15/grocery bag
Includes worms (If you don’t want them set them free in your yard)

Worms for sale
$15/quart
Include some start soil

Home Worm Composting Set up
Buy your tower (we have 5 in stock)
Meet us onsite
Follow instructions at home
Call for assistance and troubleshooting

Join the Club
Email us to get on the list queenbee@dirtybirdsgardencenter.com
Add your scraps to the community bins on the Dirty Birds lot.
Sign up for our newsletter on our website dirtybirdsgardencenter.com

Dirty Bird’s Presents: Events on the Lot
April 12 – 14 Compost Sale (by appointment)
May 18th Plant Sale
June 7th Labyrinth: Cosmic Healing
July 7th Nest Fest 2024 live music festival

Check out our website for updates and sign up for our newsletter
Dirtybirdsgardencenter.com
queenbee@dirtybirdsgardencenter.com

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VOLUNTEER WORKSHOP, SATURDAY, APRIL 20TH

Help bring the magic of theater to life and join a welcoming community at Riverbend Players Community Theater!

www.riverbendplayers.org/volunteer

Hi there!

My name is Linda Makohon, and I’m the Volunteer Committee Chairperson for Riverbend Players Community Theater. We’re a local theater company that produces high-quality productions for the Nehalem Valley. We’re always looking for new volunteers to help us, and I’m excited that you’re interested in joining our team.

There are many different ways to volunteer with us. You could help with acting, stage crew, costume design, set design, marketing, or promotion. No matter your skills or interests, we can find a way to use them to make our theater productions even better.

We’re a friendly, inclusive, and supportive group of people, and we would be honored to have you join us. If you’re interested in volunteering, please fill out the form below or contact me at lmakohon@riverbendplayers.org

We look forward to hearing from you!
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Advertise your business in the upcoming Playbill for THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG, opening May 31st at the NCRD Performing Arts Center in Nehalem.

Be seen by hundreds and show your support for the arts.

Full-page and half-page ads are available.

We can create your ad at no additional cost.

Email Frank Squillo at fsquillo@riverbendplayers.org for more details about program ads and event sponsorships.

Thanks to our sponsors Manzanita Grocery & Deli, Wanda’s Cafe + Bakery, and Visit Tillamook Coast!
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SMART PHONE PHOTOGRAPHY
Instructor: Bob Kroll

Time: 10 – 12:30PM

Location: Cannon Beach History Center

Improving your Smart Phone Photography workshop! Join us April 6th from 10 – 12:30pm to learn how to make the most of your smart phone Camera. Instructor Bob Kroll will teach students how to adjust focus, exposure, improve composition, edit photos, and introduce different photography and editing apps.

Register on our website: www.cannonbeacharts.org/workshops

Submitted By: admin@riverbendplayers.org – Click to email about this post

– Prepare for side-splitting chaos! THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG is a hilarious disaster of a comedy you won’t want to miss!
Opens May 31st at the NCRD Performing Arts Center in Nehalem.
Advanced ticket sales at www.RiverbendPlayers.org –

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Your Input Needed!

The NKN school district is building our next strategic plan, which will set a vision and focus for the district. Your thoughts, ideas, and opinions are invaluable in helping us chart a path forward that reflects the aspirations and needs of our community.

Please take a few moments to fill out our survey – your ideas will shape future priorities for our district. Thank you for being a part of this process!

Survey: survey.sogolytics.com/survey1.aspx?k=SsQSRRWVsQQVsPsPsP&lang=0

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Jeff’s home-or-office DELIVERY trip is this coming TUESDAY April 9th (this is NOT a pop-up – or a meet-up – I am delivering to your doorstep) – in north Tillamook County and Cannon Beach. There is still room for a few stops – so please submit any new or unfinished orders ASAP so we can get you on the list!
Holy Kakow Organic Chocolate Sauce – two bottles – $15
Organic Vermont maple syrup – glass PINT jars – $21 each or take TWO for $40. Glass QUART jars – $32 each or take TWO for $60 – and traditional white quart jugs are $28 each.
Oregon coast-caught Albacore tuna (Garlic & Jalapeno variety – 7.75 oz can) – $11 each or take TWO for $20!
OSO raw honey PINT jars (coast range – Oregon) – $19 each – Pumpkin Blossom (darker) or Wild Blackberry.
Honey House raw honey QUART jars (collected in the Cascade foothills of western Willamette Valley – east of Salem) – $27 each – raspberry blossom or wild blackberry.
Honey House raw honey HALF-GALLON jars (limited!!!) ask Jeff for the current variety options – $55 each.
Contact Jeff by text to his phone: 208-424-0042 – or e-mail: jwmerc@gmail.com – or by instant message on the JW Merc Facebook page – see you on TUESDAY!!!

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The Manzanita Visitor Center is looking for volunteers to help with our beach wheelchair program. One day a weekend (choose from Friday-Monday), for one hour a day (12 pm – 1 pm).

A minimal time commitment for a great cause – helping people with mobility limitations access our beautiful beach!

Contact the Carolyn at the Visitor Center at manzanitavisitorcenter@gmail.com or call (503).812.5510.

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Save the date!

The Nehalem Bay Garden Club’s annual plant sale will be held again on Mother’s Day weekend: Saturday, May 11th from 10-3 and Sunday, May 12th from 10 to noon. Location of the sale is 43080 North Fork Rd, Nehalem at the junction of Hwy 53 and North Fork Rd with horse statues in the front yard and real horses in the back yard! Start on North Fork Rd at the blinking light in Nehalem and go 5 miles to the end of N Fork Road. The sale is on the left.

At the sale you will find all kinds of plants at reasonable prices, Mother’s Day gifts, raffle and children’s gardening activity.

Submitted By: admin@riverbendplayers.org – Click to email about this post

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Make Your Mark On and Off the Riverbend Players Stage!

Do you love theater? Want to contribute your skills and passion to a vibrant community arts organization?

Riverbend Players Community Theater seeks enthusiastic individuals to join our dynamic working Board of Directors!

Who We Are:
Riverbend Players is a beloved local theater company dedicated to bringing high-quality productions to the community. We stage various shows yearly, from classic comedies to thought-provoking dramas.

Who We’re Looking For:

We are searching for individuals with a passion for theater and a desire to make a positive impact. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds and skills, especially those with experience in:

-Marketing & Public Relations: Spreading the word about our productions and growing our audience.
-Finance & Accounting: Overseeing our budget and ensuring the financial health of the organization.
-Fundraising & Grant Writing: Securing funding to support our productions and educational programs.
-Governance & Strategic Planning: Helping to guide the vision and direction of Riverbend Players.
-Law & Legal Affairs: Providing legal expertise and guidance to the board.

What it Means to be a Working Board Member:

-Attend monthly board meetings and actively participate in discussions.
-Volunteer your time and expertise to serve on a board committee.
-Assist with fundraising initiatives and special events.
-Be a champion for the Riverbend Players in the community.
-Actively participate in the production of the plays we put on.

Why You Should Join Us:

-Make a real difference in a local arts organization.
-Work alongside a passionate and dedicated team.
-Gain valuable leadership and governance experience.
-Be part of a vibrant and creative community.

Interested? Are you a full-time local resident in the area?

We’d like for you to submit a letter of interest outlining the qualifications you have that make you a great candidate. Please email your letter to admin@riverbendplayers.org.

Together, we can keep the curtain rising on exceptional community theater!

www.riverbendplayers.org
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Beginning Acrylic Painting Class
Astoria Art Loft, 106 3rd St., upstairs in Art Loft
Apr. 10 & 17, 12pm-2pm
Learn about the properties and basic techniques of acrylic painting.
In the first class, we’ll paint a simple landscape and talk about basic composition and color. In the second class, we’ll paint a semi-abstract floral still life.
Becky Chappell, instructor
www.beckychappellart.com

To sign up and for supplies information:
www.astoriaartloft.com/workshops.php

Submitted By: fsquillo@riverbendplayers.org – Click to email about this post

– Catch the laughs, capture an audience, and show support for your community theater group.
Advertise your business in the upcoming Playbill for THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG, opening May 31st at the NCRD Performing Arts Center in Nehalem.
Full-page and half-page ads are available.
Email Frank Squillo at fsquillo@riverbendplayers.org for more details about program ads and event sponsorships.
Thanks to our primary sponsors, Manzanita Grocery & Deli, Wanda’s Cafe + Bakery, and Visit Tillamook Coast! –

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Learn about the techniques, tools and materials for creating an oil and cold wax abstract painting by creating your own original piece.
All materials provided.
Taught by Becky Chappell
Check out instructor’s work here: www.beckychappellart.com
2 classes, May 2 & May 9, 12pm-2pm
$90/members; $95/non-members
Sign up here:
trailsendart.org/classes–groups.html

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hello to all in BBQ-land,

i am posting in behalf of Pam Stevenson, who cuts all kinds of hair—thick, thin, curly, straight. and leaves people HAPPY with their haircut!

she has recently moved back to nehalem—lucky us!

she comes to your house and cuts your hair in the comfort of your home.

her hair-cuts are very reasonable—$25.

i give her the highest recommendation!

this is Pam’s phone# 503-801-6684

om peace namaste

lucy brook

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I’m excited to say that I have my artwork on display at the new gallery in Manzanita called Gallery 447 on Laneda.

Jon and Rhett Renberg, owners opened this lovely space on February 1st, to the delight of all who enter.

Come by and check it out. Lots of beautiful artwork, crystals, fused glass artwork and so much more.

There’s something for everyone. Beautify your home with a lovely piece of artwork. It will feed your soul.

And, I invite you to visit my website to see more artwork that I have created.

www.lindapetersenartwork.com

Warmly,
Linda Petersen, Artist

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Episode 6 – No Quorum Needed

In the unfolding saga the tide turns as the forces of secrecy and control gather under the dim lights of The Cove’s back room, a stark contrast to the hopeful alliance formed in the previous episode. The setting is familiar, yet the atmosphere is charged with a darker intent.

The camera pans across the room to reveal Councilor Jed, the architect of Manzanita’s longstanding power dynamics, his countenance a blend of authority and brewing storm. Beside him, Councilor Bart, the ever-faithful echo to Jed’s command, leans forward with anticipation. The third figure, a shadowy presence wrapped in anonymity, stands as a symbol of the covert operations that have long underpinned the council’s governance.
“What did you find out?” Jed’s voice cuts through the tension, his gaze fixed on the enigmatic figure before him.

“Yeah, what did you find out?” Bart parrots, his eyes darting between Jed and their mysterious informant.
The dark character, a newcomer to the town’s intricate web of intrigue, speaks in a voice tinged with uncertainty. “There are three nobodies meeting and planning something. I’ve seen them together – that reporter and two others. Something is up, but I couldn’t hear. And the three little councilors met at The Cove without you, so you wonder if something’s cooking with them, too.”

Jed’s reaction is immediate, a tirade that reverberated off the walls of The Cove’s secluded back room. “Well, nothing happens in this town without me knowing” he said. What nerve to meet without me. And if there is an off the record meeting of the council, I call it. I hope it’s not that damn report,” he asserted, pounding his fist on the table.” I say whether it’s released or not. Remember that. There is stuff in that report besides the City Manager and Mayor’s snit. We don’t want that getting out.”

His words are a declaration, a reminder of his perceived invincibility within the corridors of power. “And those new councilors will toe the line, remember that too. You keep following them.”

“Yeah, stay on them,” Bart echoes, his voice a mix of menace and compliance.

Server Ruby takes this all in as she delivers snacks and drinks. She shielded her eyes from the dark figure, also trying to sneak a look and identify the observer. No luck.

The scene shifts to a montage of the shadowy figure trailing the unsuspecting allies—Victoria, Ruby, and Shirley—as they navigate their days, unaware of the watchful eyes monitoring their every move. The camera then captures the subtle interactions between Sophia, Marcus, and Elena, their determination masked beneath the veneer of councilor decorum, a silent rebellion brewing beneath the surface.

As the episode progresses, the sense of impending confrontation builds. Jed and Bart, once confident in their unassailable position, now face the reality of dissent within their ranks and a growing alliance committed to transparency and reform.

The climax of “No Quorum Needed” sees Jed and Barth isolated in their stronghold, plotting their next move. The shadowy figure returns with more detailed reports of the alliances forming against them, the cracks in their armor becoming ever more apparent.

In a dramatic twist, the episode ends with a meeting between Victoria and councilor Marcus. They are seen sharing information, aware of the risks but united in their cause. As they speak, the camera pans out to reveal the shadowy figure watching from a distance, their allegiance uncertain, a wild card in the intricate chess game of Manzanita’s political landscape.

“No Quorum Needed” leaves viewers wanting more. As alliances are tested and strategies are formed, the question remains: Who will emerge victorious in the battle for the soul of Manzanita? The episode closes, not with answers, but with the promise of more intrigue, more battles, and the relentless pursuit of truth in the episodes to come.

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Hello Friends, Family and Fan’s of Dirty Bird’s!

Check out our booth at Garden Fest at the Grange on April 6th. We will have a home worm bin set up and some information on hand about the glories of worm composting aka vermicomposting. If you want some face-to-face time with the Dirty Bird Team, get in touch and we can set up a time to meet on the lot.

We will have Nehalem Valley Gold compost for sale April 12 – 14 on the lot (email to make an appointment). Locally made with cow manure, pig slop, straw and silage, organic farm and flower waste and other delicious ingredients that make this a gardener’s delight. Soil test results available for those of you who like to nerd out on the numbers. $5/5 gallon bucket. We can arrange for bigger loads and ongoing pickups until the 10-yard pile is gone. Email us if you are interested in purchasing compost, so we can schedule pick up times and payment with you.

Wally’s Worm Club
We will be continuing the Dirty Bird’s Worm Club, now lovingly called Wally’s Worm Club, as all of the worms share this name. We fixed the second bin and cleaned up around the lot, so keep the food scraps coming and tell your friends and neighbors to get on the worm composting train with us so we can keep all of this food waste out of the landfill and watch the worms turn it into black gold. We will be building more worm bins, offering worm castings for sale, and helping individuals get set up with their own home systems. Get in touch if you want in on Wally’s Worm action!

If you have a project you need help getting off the ground or want to use the lot for something fun let us know.

Team Dirty Bird’s
Dirtybirdsgardencenter.com
Queenbee@dirtybirdsgardencenter.com

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Got seeds to share?

Please bring them to the White Clover Grange in Mohler this Saturday, April 6 from 11-3. There is a free seed exchange as part of Garden Fest 2024. All seeds welcome, flowers, veggies, herbs, etc.

Bring some, take some! Or just bring some or just take some.

Here is more information about Garden Fest 2024:
– a weekend of gardening fun with information and merchandise to get your year off to a good start
Saturday April 6 from 11-3
Farm and Garden items for sale and free gardening tips from our experts
• Spring plant starts from Teresa Retzlaff of North 45 Farm, and Britt & Kyle of Moss Creek Farm (come early supply will be limited)
• Autum and Zach’s dahlia bulbs
• Cindy Erickson’s glass garden art
• Karla Allbritton’s garden décor
• David Hendrickson’s cider
• Kelly White’s communitea
• Jared and Josh’s compost samples
• Lance and Tammi’s farm vittles
• Share seeds at the seed exchange table with Barbara McLaughlin
• Hope Stanton’s native plants
• Gary Lewis’s wrought iron garden art
• The sharpenator – bring your tools!
• Jose Camerena’s spring collection
Ask an Expert. We will have many tables hosted by locals that know lots about farming and gardening
• Native Plants
• Grass Farming
• Compost on the garden
• Dry farming
• Apples
• Tea
• Worm Composting
• Growing Dahlias
• Seeds
• Living Soil
Art for kids
In the Grange Kitchen from 11-1 with Bonnie and Roger Neugebauer
Gardening Presentations at 1 in the Grange dining room
• Teresa Retzlaff from North 45 Farm will discuss strategies for having a successful dry garden
• Joe Meyer, Soils instructor at TBCC will discuss living soil
Sunday April 7 from 1-4
Free Heritage apple tree grafting workshop with David Hendrickson from Carola Wines and Cider, along with Trav Williams and Jim Fanjoy
Learn the art of grafting scion wood onto root stock to preserve our local heritage apple tree treasures.
For more information and to reserve your spot 503-368-5886 or 541-554-6213
Thanks to the Tillamook County Cultural Coalition for funding the grafting works