A Day At The Beach A Night At The Theatre
Sandcastle Day • Cannon Beach JUNE 18, 2011
The Cannon Beach Chamber of Commerce sponsors the 46th annual Sandcastle Day June 18. Be prepared to view sea monsters emerging from the deep, glorious castles and imagina- tive creatures as builders from around the country converge on the beach to prove their skills. From the elementary to the professional, all enjoy this event, whether sculpting or viewing.
Only natural materials, such as seaweed, sticks, shells or rocks may be used for ornamenta- tion. Contestants are organized into divisions by age, individual or team, and type of building implements used.
2011 Schedule SPRING SEASON
March 18 - April 23
ROUGH CROSSING Raucously funny comedy by Tom Stoppard
May 6 - May 29
THE DIXIE SWIM CLUB Touching comedy about friendship by Jones, Hope & Wooten
SUMMER REPERTORY June 17 - October 15
BOEING-BOEING Rollicking, fast paced farce by Marc Camoletti
THE 25 TH
Stormy Weather Arts Festival Cannon Beach NOVEMBER 4-6, 2011
Each November a bit of magic happens in Cannon Beach. The Stormy Weather Arts Festival offers a deluge of artistic and musi- cal talent. There will be live music in shops, galleries and restaurants all over town. The many events include the “Quick Draw and Auction,” musical concerts and demonstra- tions by local artists. This year’s event is Nov. 4 to 6.
For more information, call (503) 436-2623, or visit the Information Center in Cannon Beach, at the corner of Second and Spruce streets.
ANNUAL PUTNAM
COUNTY SPELLING BEE Super-smart musical by Finn & Sheinkin
MYSTERY OF IRMA VEP Quick-change marathon you need to see to believe by Charles Ludlam
HOLIDAY SEASON
November 18 - December 30 ANNIE GET YOUR GUN The American musical classic by Irving Berlin
108 North Hemlock Street Cannon Beach, OR 97110 Phone 503-436-1242
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