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Celebrate PRIDE JUNE FEST, 9-11 a Long Time Coming! A May 2016 • vol 17 • issue 208 WE WIN ! LNG HIPFiSH Brett VandenHeuvel and Cheryl Johnson MONTHLYalternative press pressserving the serving lower columbia the lower pacific region columbia • july 2015 pacific • vol 16 •region issue 198 HIPFiSH Speak to 12 years of NO LNG activism Astoria’s Inaugural Celebrate PRIDE JUNE FEST, 9-11 a long time coming! 4 strings is all you need at the 7th Annual Tenor Guitar Gathering • 2nd glorious Art in the Park • Letter to Bernie • The Armed Man: Choral Mass dedicated to victims of terrorism • Trash Art Show Upon Us • NO LNG Victory Party • and lots more . Reclaim your Health Vitality & Wellness Naturally! 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Hrs: Tue - Sat 11am - 6pm closed sun - mon th For private lessons, performances: 11 and Marine Drive in Astoria astoriaartsandmovement.com 1139 Commercial St. 503.325.2961 • OPEN DAILY • www.bikesandbeyond.com 503.791.5657 Astoria, OR 97103 May 16 hipfishmonthly.com 2 KALA @ FRI MUSIC May 20 Underground Soul Jazz KALA WELCOMES NOTED JAZZ ENSEMBLE TRIO SUBTONIC FRIDAY, MAY 20, @ 8PM. The groove heavy power trio out of Portland, Oregon blends genre bending funk with slow burning underground soul jazz. Led by keyboardist Galen Clark, Subtonic explores a coalescence of rock, soul, funk, hip hop and jazz that simul- taneously draws in listeners and pushes boundaries. Creating a sonic footprint reserved for more than just three people, Subtonic delivers soulful grooves, expansive improvisations and a deep pocket that compels audiences to try dance moves they didn’t know they had. Trio Subtonic consists of Galen Clark on keyboards, Bill Athens on bass and Russ Kleiner on drums. The group has performed with Dan Balmer, A Love Electric, JFJO, Scott Pemberton, D’Vonne Lewis, Michal Angela and more. Tour- ing extensively on the West Coast, East Coast and in Mexico, Subtonic brings dynamic energy to festivals, jazz clubs and watering holes alike and has garnered admiration from a wide variety of fans and critics. The listener will find funky, groove-oriented sounds, acoustic ballads, and gospel-tinged instru men tals. Trio Subtonic’s “populist” take on Jazz means that just about everybody digs what they’re doing. –Matt Fleeger, KMHD Radio No secret to Northwest jazz aficionados, Trio Subtonic operate within simulta- neously soulful and funk-heavy arrangements. Hig lighted by the daz zling keywork of Galen Clark, the trio is a verit ble monster hybrid of jazz fusion. –PDX Pop Now. Friday, May 20 at KALA, doors open 8pm. Music 8:30pm. $8 cover. 21+ please. Full Bar. 1017 Marine Drive in Astoria. 503.338.4878. Listen at trios- ubtonic.net. 3 May 16 hipfishmonthly.com KALA “Every day, every night,it’s the fabulous Blues Brothers A Sunday in the Park w/ART and Sisters at the new Mom’s Cab. Better than ever. Call us folks. Lewis and Clark National Historical Park Give us a test ride. You’ll feel Becomes a stage & gallery Sunday, May 15, 2 to 4 p.m. May regal. We’ll get you there “ on time, in style. 15 MOM’s CAB, LLC 503.325.8210 503.325.8715 THE SECOND ANNUAL SUNDAY IN THE PARk WITH ART takes their national parks. “Sunday in the Park with Art is Fort Clatsop’s place May 15, 2016 at Lewis and Clark National Historical Park. offering of a peek into the mind of a park user,” says, Davis. Starting at the Fort Clatsop Visitor Center Picnic Area, event goers “Comparing Sunday in the Park with Art as a gallery show would are invited to choose between a short 1 ½ mile hike near the visi- be mistaken; the visual and auditory experiences emerge only after tor center, or a full walk with a volunteer guide on the Kwis Kwis 3 large gaps of quiet and unadorned trail. The trail user is therefore mile loop, with its ravines, ridges and wetlands transformed into still provided with mostly the sights and sounds of nature.” a vibrant art space. Participants will be let onto the trail every 15 You can access the ongoing, family-friendly event by parking at minutes, to allow pulses of rest for the performers. The last group Fort Clatsop Visitor Center and following directions. Sunday in the will start at 4 p.m., as it takes an hour or more to walk the entirety Park w/Art will take place rain or shine and is free with admission of the trail, and the artists will begin to break down their stations to the park, payable at the Fort Clatsop Visitor Center or with an at 5 p.m. annual pass. Dogs are welcome on leashes. For more information, The event imagined and organized by Astoria performance please call Lewis and Clark National Historical Park at (503) 861- artist and collaborator Marco Davis, features music, performance, 2471 or on Facebook at LewisandClarkNationalHistoricalPark or costume, visual art and dance. In 2015, the park, Davis and local SundayintheParkwithArt. artists and performers hosted a similar hike/art experience along the Kwis-Kwis Loop trail. Davis’ idea to summon his artist friends SPEAKER SERIES @ 1PM, MAY 15 w/ Art in The Park creator to his favorite nooks along his favorite nature trail worked so well Marco Davis. Davis’ talk will focus on this incredible way for people last year, the park invited Davis’ team to come back. Along the to enjoy nature and get some exercise while experiencing art in a path, installation and performance art, dancers and musicians will way less travelled. Part of the “magic” of this event is the transi- greet hikers. The event also helps commemorate the National tory aspect of the art which leaves no trace along the trail after- S Park Service Centennial in 2016. National Park sites across the wards. Both artists and hikers enjoyed it so much that the second country and Lewis and Clark National Historical Park are pleased to Sunday in the Park with Art will begin right after Davis’ talk and the U 10am collaborate with artists to help engage and connect park goers to audience is welcome to join the hike. to N The Nehalem ValleyAll Stars 3pm Boogie down with this hot new ensemble of D veteran players May 14 and thru the summer! on KALA PRESENTS a new and exciting dance, the All Stars feature a formation of coastal players, and well- wide range of styles and eras, A 12th seasoned rock and rollers, The Nehalem from ragtime to reggae, with Valley All Stars, on Saturday, May 14, fol- a strong emphasis on rhythm, Y lowing the 2nd Saturday Art Walk. anchored by the inspired In 1965 Fred Lackaff and his brother drumming of Ernie Zolka and Dan started a band they named The New the solid bass of Mark Wagner. S Tweedy Brothers. The band lasted 5 years, Better known as a trumpeter, @KALA May 14 recorded one album, and resides on a Scott Wagner is reverting to his L to R: Scott Wagner, Ernie Zolka, Fred Lackaff, Mark Wagner small but noteworthy perch in Oregon rock rock and roll past as a guitar- find it hard to resist the urge not to kick up May 8 and roll history, and Lackaff retired from ist. Lackaff plays keyboard and does most your heels a little. performing. of the singing. Most of the performances Now, after a 45 year hiatus, Lackaff is include a guest artist, usually on horn. Doors open after 2nd Saturday Art Walk - Oct 16 back on the music scene with a new band, This band is all about fun; when they play at 8pm.
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